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Blending chic and modern style, this elegant chairside end table from Ashley brings fashionable sights to your home's décor. Constructed with faux marble in a tile-like design, the table's top and bottom shelves allow you to display your precious décor items and picture frames. A deep capacity drawer with a decorative knob stores small items needed within reach as the included removable tray lends an area to place drinks and snacks without damage to the table's surface.
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- Rich finish end table with decorative faux marble top
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text: The concept of Interleave designs is fascinating to me, so I've been playing around with Interleave quilts. This is one of my first experiments with the quilt-as-you-go process of interleave design. It is magical to see the design unfold as it is sewn together. I learned a lot as I went along: The importance of stabilizing the foundation and batting (I use children's washable school glue); the importance of marking sewing guide lines; the importance of positioning guides; the importance of many pins (It is hard to get the strips straight without a lot of pins to stabilize the seam). It was a fun learning process and I'm glad I decided to do this!

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Hello beautiful fall weather! If you haven't had a moment to enjoy this beautiful season of fall, drop whatever you have planned one weekend afternoon and head outdoors. The fall weather here in Virginia has been a dream. Life has been hectic for our house between sports, birthday parties, and school. So when we had an afternoon with not one thing scheduled on the calendar, we dropped everything we had planned to do around the house and soaked up a beautiful fall day together. To inspire a love for nature, there are two simple things that I try to do: get outdoors & build a library of books that encourage a love for the outdoors. Below, we are sharing about some of our favorite fall sneakers & our favorite nature books for kids!
I packed away our flip flops and summer sandals earlier this month & we have replaced our shoe baskets with sneakers and boots for fall. For us, we spend a lot of time outdoors playing so it's important to find fall shoes that are made to play. One of our favorite places to find durable and cute shoes for kids is See Kai Run.
I have been buying my kids See Kai Run shoes since Aiden was an infant. See Kai Run continues to be one of my favorite places to find shoes for the kids even as they have gotten older. Their shoes are comfortable, fun, and easy for kids to get on themselves. There are lots of different styles & colors to pick from for both boys and girls.
See Kai Run creates shoes for growing feet of all ages. Starting with crib shoes for the littlest in the family, there is something for every child at See Kai Run. Miles boots come from the See Kai Run line for early walkers. This line is created for protection & traction for those first few months of walking. The shoes are lightweight and flexible, allowing for little feet to move freely in the shoe.
Abby loves her new lucky golden shoes from See Kai Run. I love that these Mary Jane sneakers are great for everyday wear, but have just enough sparkle for dressier occasions as well. The breathable canvas lining and flexible rubber outsole are designed for all-day comfort. With the hook & loop strap, Abby can easily take her shoes on and off without extra assistance.
All of See Kai Run shoes are made to last & created with durability in mind. Andrew chose the classic sneaker look in his favorite color, red. The bold red color gives just a little "pop" to his outfit. These shoes will endure many hours climbing trees, running around the yard, and exploring the beauty of nature this fall and winter.
We hope you take some time this fall to get outdoors,explore nature, & soak in the beautiful fall weather. Below, we are sharing 20 of our favorite nature books for kids that inspire a love for the outdoors. You will also find a link to our printable nature hunt for kids! No matter if you are taking a hike in the nature or enjoying a rainy day indoors, See Kai Run sneakers continue to be a brand that we shop, season after season. Make sure to keep an eye on their website for great sales and coupon codes this fall and winter!
20 Nature Books for Kids
Leaf Man by Lois Ehlert
A Little Guide to Trees by Charlotte Voake
Over in the Forest: Come & Take a Peek by Marianne Berker
A Seed is Sleepy by Dianna Aston
Nature Anatomy by Julia Rothmans
The Busy Tree by Jennifer Ward
In the Woods: Who's Been Here? by Lindsay Barrett George
Tap the Magic Tree by Christie Matheson
The Tiny Seed by Eric Carle
Fun with Nature: Take Along Guide by Mel Boring
A Walk In the Forest by Maria Dek
Bird Guide of North America by Jonathan Alderfer
Fletcher & the Falling Leaves by Julia Rawlinson
I Can Name 50 Trees Today by Bonnie Worth
Tidy by Emily Gravett
Leaves by David Ezra Stein
A Log's Life by Wendy Pfeffer
The Tree Book for Kids and Their Grown-Ups by Gina Ingoglia
Forest Bright, Forest Night by Jennifer Ward
Because of An Acorn by Lola M. Schaefer
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The Centre will also launch a three-year-long anti-measles-rubella (MR) campaign next year at a cost of Rs 1,500 crore for saving children in the age group of nine months to 15 years from all kinds of measles.
Rotavirus is a common virus that causes diarrhoea among infants and children throughout the world. Presently, more that 1.50 lakh children die in the country due to the disease every year, of which rotavirus accounts to 50 per cent of the deaths.
Additional Secretary Health, C K Mishra said the introduction of the vaccine (in March next year) will be launched in four states initially including Andhra Pradesh, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Orissa and will act as a "game changer" in reducing the child mortality rate.
"It will be a game changer in bringing down the child mortality as the new vaccine is expected to save more than 50,000 children per year," he said.
Diarrhoea also has high morbidity rate which will be controlled with the rotavirus dose.
"Apart from 1.50 children who die due to diarrhoea, at least two to three times of the children suffer from the disease. It not just the deaths that will be prevented but the whole gamut of diarrhoea-controlling exercise," he said.
The rotavirus vaccine introduced in the national programme has been developed by Hyderabad-based Bharat Biotech.


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Phil Couture began his financial career in 1971 and started financial planning in 1980, but the market's collapse in 1987 made him realize that his clients' needs went beyond a financial plan. Even more important was helping them build financial security through proper management of their assets.
"From the start, I realized that good asset management needed an approach that helped minimize risk without being too conservative. After all, my clients still need to grow their portfolios. Over the years, our investment approach has been refined and improved through knowledge gained from thousands of hours of seminars and workshops, and through developing relationships with top market analysts."
" In today's uncertain market, we get calls every week from clients who can't thank us enough for the success of their portfolios."
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Phil Couture is dedicated to ensuring that the investment advice offered clients is both competent and free of conflicts of interest, and to serving clients with the highest level of integrity and professionalism.
He believes in helping clients understand their choices through an objective overview of their alternatives to enable them to make sound decisions regarding the management of their assets.
He has served continuously in financial planning organizations since the early 1990s and is currently Treasurer for the Board of Directors of the Financial Planning Association (FPA) of the Suncoast (Sarasota-Manatee FPA). As Vice President of the Board of Directors of the Sarasota Chapter of the International Association of Financial Planners, Phil was responsible for the organization's continuing education provided for local planners.
In addition to extensive professional studies, Phil holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance and has created and taught adult education classes, seminars and workshops. He served on the Financial Planning Advisory Board at Chapman College in Orange, California and has received numerous industry recognitions.
He has been a Certified Financial Planner™ since 1986 and was one of the earliest financial professionals to receive the designation.


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Summer is an excellent time to keep language skills fresh or to get a head start on a new language. Here are a few programs to consider.
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Many U.S. universities host language programs between semesters, as does the federal government—check out the sample listing below. For courses in your immediate area, ask if your local university or community college offers a summer language institute; community colleges can be great resources for language courses year round.
University Programs
- Beloit College – Summer Intensive Language Program
- Berkeley Summer Sessions
- Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies – Language Institutes
- Harvard Divinity School – Summer Language Program
- Indiana University – Summer Language Workshop
- Middlebury College
- Penn State – Language Institute (+ high school students)
- University of Michigan LSA – Summer Language Institute
- University of North Georgia – Summer Language Institute
- University of Pittsburgh – The Slavic, East European, and Near Eastern Summer Language Institute (+ high school students)
- Wisconsin Intensive Summer Language Institutes (WISLI) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
U.S. Department of State
- Critical Language Scholarship Program (overseas)
For K-12 Students
- Berlitz – Summer Language Camps for Kids & Teens
- Concordia Language Villages – Youth Villages
- Middlebury Language Academy (grades 8-12)
- Millersville University – Summer Language Camps
- QFI Summer Arabic Study Award Program (available in several states)
- Virginia Governor's Foreign Language Academies
U.S. Government Overseas Opportunities for High School Students
- The Benjamin Franklin Transatlantic Fellows Summer Institute
- The National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) Program
- The Youth Leadership Program
- Youth Ambassadors Program
Additional Overseas Programs for High School Students
- Abbey Road Programs (multiple languages)
- Collège de Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pocatière (French language; ages 12+)
- Costa Rica Youth Exchange 2019 (Spanish language)
- That's Mandarin – Chinese Summer Camp (summer camp ages 7-17; other immersion formats available)
- Vive la Ñ International Summer Camp (Spanish language)
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Are you thinking of studying History or related subject at Uni?
Then come along to one of our Introduction to Archive Research workshops at the Norfolk Record Office.
You can then draw on the experience for your UCAS personal statement.
You will:
- Find out how to use the searchroom
- Find out how to use the catalogue
- Find out how to order documents
- Receive document handling training
- Look at a variety of original documents
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D'banj blasts fan who advised him to quit music
An Instagram fan got more than he bargained for when he advised D'banj to quit music because "he has passed the level of being an artiste and should be a godfather".
D'banj who just released a new album "King Don Come", is obviously not in the mood for such unsolicited advise and as such fired some shots back at the fan.
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text: Press Release F5 Networks to Present at the RBC Dain Rauscher Premier Client Investor Conference November 01, 2004 F5 Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: FFIV), the global leader in Application Traffic Management, announced today that Steve Coburn, Senior VP of Finance and CFO at F5 Networks, will be presenting at the RBC Dain Rauscher Premier Client Investor Conference, at the Seattle Sheraton Hotel. Steve will be presenting at 9:10am PT on November 4, 2004.F5 will be one of 24 of the top companies in the Northwest presenting. More than 500 of RBC Dain Rauscher's high net worth clients, institutional investors, prospective clients and media are expected. F5's presentation will be Webcast on RBC Dain Rauscher's site at www.rbcdain.com on the day of the conference. About F5 Networks F5 enables organizations to successfully deliver business-critical applications and gives them the greatest level of agility to stay ahead of growing business demands. As the pioneer and global leader in Application Traffic Management, F5 continues to lead the industry by driving more intelligence into the network to deliver advanced application agility. F5 products ensure the secure and optimized delivery of applications to any user - anywhere. Through its flexible and cohesive architecture, F5 delivers unmatched value by dramatically improving the way organizations serve their employees, customers and constituents, while lowering operational costs. Over 6,000 organizations and service providers worldwide trust F5 to keep their businesses running. The company is headquartered in Seattle, Washington with offices worldwide. For more information go to www.f5.com TAGS:


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SaaS Business Development Manager - Legal Software
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- BMS Performance Ltd
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- Nottingham
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- £45000.00 - £50000.00 per annum + 100k OTE + Benefits
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- 13 May 2019
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- Permanent
- Mission-critical SaaS into FTSE clients
- Will build a region around you
- Role has been created because of promotion
- Part of a well-established group
- The team is well ahead of its quota- you'll be part of a top-performing team
JOB TITLE: SaaS Business Development Manager, Legal Software
This Business Development Role involves the provision of mission critical SaaS into legal teams of FTSE 250. Cut your teeth in software and want to step up to Enterprise deals? Frustrated at selling a "nice to have" product? Want to be responsible for more complex sales and bigger deals? Then you need to read on. Our client is a recognised brand in UK technology, but you aren't just going to be part of a number there. They operate as a boutique within the group, so they can still deliver excellent software and customer experience, but are backed by a name which opens doors. They don't want a software rookie, but they are still after the energy and passion of a top performing technology sales professional. SaaS Business Development Manager, Legal Software will involve the following:
- Home based contract, you're likely to be given a territory and prospect accounts to suit you.
- Dealing with legal teams within FTSE clients as well as legal firms.
- Well supported new business role with both lead generation team and marketing support at your disposal
- Full pre- sales and technical support is on tap- you're an expert in sales so they want you to focus on that.
Package for SaaS Business Development Manager position:
Basic Salary: 45-50k
Bonus/OTE: 80-100k
Benefits: 5k car allowance, 25 days holidays, health, pension.
To be considered for this SaaS Business Development Manager, Legal Software our client is seeking the following:
- New Business Experience from in SaaS/ Software.
- Legal background would be beneficial - sold to the vertical, contacts in the vertical or law degree.
- Disciplined and structured sales professional - strong qualification skills.
- Closed deals upwards of £50k.
- Relevant Software backgrounds - compliance software, accounting software, ERP, Business Intelligence, Payroll/ HR Software.
- Market Leading Legal Software Business
- Part of a prestigious, large group.
- Sales Team is over target at H1
- Pedigree Management team, Supportive Sales Director seen as a rainmaker in the legal sector.
- Many Magic Circle legal clients as reference sites
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The roots of University of Maribor go back to 1859, which is marked as being the beginning of higher education in Maribor. In september 1975, University of Maribor and University of Maribor Press were established and developed together, side by side. Today, University of Maribor Press is recognized as being a reputable scholarly publisher of quality scholarly books, conference proceedings, dissertations and articles that have been contributing to a better understanding and practice of science, in general, and which are of interest for scholars, policy analysts, policymakers and practioners. University of Maribor Press publishes up to 100 books per year.
Our online resources will serve the entire University of Maribor Press community. We offer authors the possibility to publish their articles in 17 journals listed bellow.
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Organization - Journal of Management, Information Systems and Human Resources
Organizacija (Organization - Journal of Management, Information Systems and Human Resources) is an interdisciplinary journal that seeks both theoretical and practical papers devoted to managerial aspects of the subject matter indicated in the title. In particular we seek papers which cover state-of art developments in the subject area of the journal, its implementation and use in the organizational practice.
Indexing: Cabell's Directory, CEJSH (The Central European Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, Celdes, CNKI Scholar (China National Knowledge Infrastructure), CNPIEC, Die Elektronische Zeitschriftenbibliothek, DOAJ, EBSCO - TOC Premier, EBSCO Discovery Service, ERIH PLUS, Ergonomics Abstracts, Google Scholar, Inspec, International Abstracts in Operations Research, J-Gate, Naviga (Softweco), Primo Central (ExLibris), ProQuest - Advanced Polymers Abstracts, ProQuest - Aluminium Industry Abstracts, ProQuest - Ceramic Abstracts/World Ceramics Abstracts, ProQuest - Composites Industry Abstracts, ProQuest - Computer and Information Systems Abstracts, ProQuest - Corrosion Abstracts, ProQuest - Electronics and Communications Abstracts, ProQuest - Engineered Materials Abstracts, ProQuest - Mechanical & Transportation Engineering Abstracts, ProQuest - METADEX (Metals Abstracts), ProQuest - Sociological Abstracts, Research Papers in Economics (RePEc), Summon (Serials Solutions/ProQuest), TDOne (TDNet), TEMA Technik und Management, Ulrich's Periodicals Directory/ulrichsweb, WorldCat (OCLC)
Participating University of Maribor Faculties: Faculty of Organizational Sciences
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Our Economy
Naše gospodarstvo/Our Economy – Journal of Contemporary Issues in Economics and Business is an international refereed journal which aims to provide a venue for high quality theoretical and empirical articles that significantly contribute to the disciplines of economic and business sciences. The journal publishes scientific articles in the fields of macro and microeconomics, business and management sciences as well as economic and social policies, which provides insights in economic developments, the effects of economic policy and contemporary business issues.
Indexing: EconLit, ProQuest - ABI/INFORM, Baidu Scholar, Celdes, CNKI Scholar (China National Knowledge Infrastructure), CNPIEC, DOAJ, EBSCO - Business Source, EBSCO - Energy & Power Source, EBSCO - TOC Premier, EBSCO Discovery Service, EconBiz, ECONIS, EconLit, ERIH PLUS (European Reference Index for the Humanities and Social Sciences), Genamics JournalSeek, Google Scholar, J-Gate, JournalTOCs, Naviga (Softweco), Primo Central (ExLibris), ProQuest - ABI/INFORM, ReadCube, Research Papers in Economics (RePEc), ResearchGate, Summon (Serials Solutions/ProQuest), TDOne (TDNet), WorldCat (OCLC)
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Research and Medical Students
From time to time the practice takes part in research projects led by hospitals or universities. We select these projects carefully to be of relevance and benefit for our patients. You may occasionally be asked if you would like to take part in a study. If you do not wish to, you are of course free to decline, and this will not affect the care and attention you received at Aspley Medical Centre in any way.
We undertake the teaching of medical students. On occasions a medical student may be present when you see the doctor. When you book your appointment you will be informed if a medical student will be in surgery. You are always free to ask to see the doctor alone if you wish.


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Rob and Debbie's Home in Motunau/
Debbie and Rob have a country home in North Canterbury. They asked Twin Rivers to design a bathroom where occasional use of a wheel chair was important. The bathroom should, of course, have all the features of a luxurious 5-star hotel bathroom and should definitely not look like a hospital bathroom.
We designed a wide entry door for the industrial looking glass shower screen and for the entrance of the bathroom. A custom designed Corian seat is placed in the shower space for times that seating is required while showering and there is an extra shower for normal use. This is a cascade shower head with waterfall and rain shower. The custom designed vanity has a convenient extra hand shower at the basin, a granite top and two seperate basins for her and him, soft close drawers and extra space for storage. An extra point drain was placed in the middle of the bathroom, a council requirement and channel drains were installed in the shower. The beautiful designed tap ware was imported from the Netherlands and has the thermostat fitted whit in the wall space. The lighting has been chosen for functionality but also to create atmosphere. The new window was finished off with shutters.


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Strings and Spheres
Strings and Spheres
Developed exclusively for Opto. Available now for iPad!
Strings and Spheres builds free-space fusion skills by practicing cross-viewing of the targets. The patient receives feedback on fusion and focus by fusing each sphere on the string progressively, making the image appear 3D.
This exercise features the strings and spheres in different orientations to practice fusing at in a variety of ways. See screenshots below.
How to Purchase: Available as an in-app purchase in Opto, the vision training app for iPad. May be purchased individually ($3.99 USD) or for a discounted price as part of Expansion Bundle 1. Download Opto and browse the in-app library to purchase.
Required hardware: none
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Like all activities in Opto, a report is generated including the date and duration of the exercise. A patient assessment is also recorded if the user is signed into his/her personal profile.
Sample screenshots:
Download Opto for iPad to access the Strings and Spheres.


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Microsoft to Preview Patch Software at Management Summit
At the Microsoft Management Summit next week in Las Vegas, software patching is set to be a hot topic.
According to the agenda for the conference, Microsoft executives are set to address at least two of the company's patching mechanisms: the Microsoft Software Update Services (SUS) 2.0 and Systems Management Server 2003.
Microsoft is set to outline its next-generation SUS 2.0 plans and architecture at the week-long summit, as well as offer more details on its SMS patching solution for enterprise users.
To read the full article, go to Microsoft Watch.


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My 20-something daughter was visiting and wanted (me) to sew new decor for her new apartment. Thinking it would be beneficial for her to actually do the sewing, I designed a No-Measure Modern Quilt that even those that declare "I Can't Sew a Straight Line" can sew perfectly!
The entire quilt top can be finished in a morning by even a novice needleartist!
Tutorial Here: http://destashification.wordpress.com/2011/12/07/cant-sew-a-straight-line-no-measure-modern-quilt/
She really enjoyed putting the colors together - and the sewing was so simple that she quickly felt she could master the project!


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The Printmaking Center of New Jersey will Present Programs in English & Spanish at Local Libraries
Four SCLSNJ locations will host bilingual programs
(Somerset County, NJ: January 4, 2017) The Printmaking Center of New Jersey will present Monoprinting Workshops at four Somerset County Library System of New Jersey library branches this January and February. The workshops will be presented in both English and Spanish.
During the programs, participants will learn how to create images on a printing plate that will be transferred onto paper through monoprinting and the use of a portable printing press. Participants will also explore the use of positive and negative space for creating successful compositions. The programs will include a brief overview of the history of printmaking. All materials will be provided by The Printmaking Center of New Jersey.
SCLSNJ's North Plainfield Memorial Library branch, located at 6 Rockview Avenue in North Plainfield
January 14, 2- 4 p.m., all ages
SCLSNJ's Bound Brook Memorial Library branch, located at 402 E. High St. in Bound Brook
January 26, 1-3 p.m. & 3:30-5:30 p.m., all ages
SCLSNJ's Somerville Library branch, located at 35 W. End Ave. in Somerville
January 28, 1-3 p.m., grades 3-6
SCLSNJ's Manville Library branch, located at 100 S. 10th Ave. in Manville
February 3, 1- 3 p.m. for adults & 3:30-5:30 p.m. for tweens & teens
Registration is required to participate. Visit SCLSNJ.org or contact your local library to registrer.
This Arts Outreach Program is a collaborative program of the Somerset County Cultural & Heritage Commission and the Printmaking Center of New Jersey.
Funding for this community Arts Outreach Program has been made possible, in part, by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Dept. of State, through the Local Arts Program administered for Somerset County by the Somerset County Cultural & Heritage Commission.
About Somerset County Library System of New Jersey
Somerset County Library System of New Jersey (SCLSNJ) partners with you to connect, to explore, to share and to discover. Together we enrich lives, expand knowledge and strengthen communities. SCLSNJ branches can be found in Bridgewater, Bound Brook, Hillsborough, Manville, North Plainfield, Peapack & Gladstone, Rocky Hill at Mary Jacobs Memorial Library, Somerville, Warren Township, and Watchung. Additionally, there are two SCLSNJ reading stations in Branchburg and Washington Valley. Visit SCLSNJ.org for further information about library services offered at SCLSNJ.


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My second stop while I was up in sanford was at QPS. It took me a little bit to find the customer enterence door but when I entered I was greeted by 2 young men chit chatting with eachother. They both greeted me and asked how they could help. I explained who I was and I was looking for a good source for plywood and potential lumber that didn't come from the big box store.
One of the gentleman offered me a tour to show me what they had and we walked around the warehouse. He was very friendly showing me all the different types of plywood they keep in stock. And boy do they have a lot of plywood. MDO, Ultralight MDF, Baltic Birch, Maple Veneer, and some really neat stuff I had never seen before (they had plywood that was already pre-primered for paint I thought that was pretty cool). They also had this plywood that was like 2 MDF sheets on the outside, but a plywood core so it's strong to screw into but also a stable face like MDF.
I must be a pretty big dork to be geeking out over plywood but it was neat seeing all the different options available to me. A sheet of ultra-light MDF was cheaper than the hardwood plywood at the big box stores.
As far as plywood goes they certianly had anything I think I'd ever need. And from what I could tell their stock was well taken care of and I immagine they go through it pretty fast so they don't have to deal with warped pieces too often.
Just when I thought I'd died and gone to plywood heaven, I asked if they do any cutting and if so do they charge extra. Sadly they do no cutting, they don't have a panel saw or table saw on premise. So if I want to buy from them I'd need to devise some sort of sawhorse system that I can fit in my car with enough room to fit the cut plywood. Or rent a truck which adds to the overall cost of the purchase.
Certianly a workable solution, just not an ideal one.
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Passionate about marketing, tech, and helping businesses grow, I'm an experienced marketing leader and consultant. With over a decade of marketing experience, I've spent time building marketing and sales channels at FreshBooks, Olark Live Chat, and other companies across Canada and the US, focusing on building the best possible customer experience. When not at the office, I'm most often training for my next half marathon in gorgeous Vancouver, outside with a good book, or off to the airport for my next travel adventure.
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It's a blessing to gather together during the week for fellowship, study, accountability and prayer. This is a great opportunity to bring the whole family and also to invite others outside of the church. All are welcome!
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SUPERB OPPORTUNITY ! This is a delightful, extremely well maintained and very profitable country hotel and bar within commuting distance of Calgary. The facility had a $1,000,000 renovation to the entire complex with new HVAC, new boiler, new electrical, plumbing and roof. The building is truly in TIP TOP condition, with new siding and windows.Most recently, the roof has been replaced.There are 2 kitchens –the main is an open kitchen on the bar side with fully equipped prep. Second kitchen is next to the loading dock. All kitchen equipment is owned by the Vendor. All new flooring, tables and bases, & chairs. New dance floor and stage, fireplace and conversation area. The washrooms have just been re-done.They have 6 satellite dishes, many TVs and an ATM.They have 9VLTs. Hotel has 10 rooms, which were recently renovated. Shows extremely well. Large venue holds up to 750 people and special events are usually sold out. Must be seen to be appreciated. Confidentiality agreement required for ACTUAL location!
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Jaffa Tales: An ancient port awakes from its slumbers to become a must-visit city
Highlights include historical sites, picturesque markets, unusual art galleries, archeological finds, a newly renovated beach promenade, the Wishing Bridge, and unique eateries
Long, long ago, the King and Queen of Jaffa bragged about their daughter Andromeda so loudly that the sea nymphs became highly offended. They complained to the sea god Poseidon, who ordered a boycott of Jaffa.
In order to appease the sirens, the King and Queen had Andromeda chained naked to the rocks. She was rescued by the hero Perseus, who flew to her on winged sandals just as she was about to be attacked by the Sea Monster.
To enjoy an animated version of this famous ancient legend, and other Jaffa tales as well, stop in at the city's spanking-new Visitors' Center. You can make it part of a fabulous day trip that includes historical sites, picturesque markets and lanes, unusual art galleries, archeological finds, a newly renovated beach promenade, the Wishing Bridge, and unique eateries.
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A good place to start any tour of Jaffa is with the Tourist Information Center, next to the Jaffa Clock Tower. Inaugurated a year ago, it is located inside one of the first buildings to be constructed by the Turks after they dismantled the walls of Jaffa at the end of the 19th century. Like others built in cities throughout the Ottoman Empire, it was known as the seraya, and served both as the Governor's residence and his administrative offices.
The building was designed by Baruch Peppermeister, a Jewish architect who had just completed the synagogue in the new settlement of Rishon LeZion. Not surprisingly, the result was a splendid peach and white building whose administrative center vaguely resembled the Rishon synagogue, with Romanesque living quarters that boasted large columns and a wide, impressive stairway.
The British used the seraya as an administration building from 1917 on. Then in 1947 it became both municipal and army headquarters for the Arabs of the city, a base from which Arab preyed on Jews in neighborhoods nearby. Finally, on January 9, 1948 and knowing that they had only 80 seconds in which to escape, two young boys from one of the Jewish underground movements parked a van full of citrus fruit (and explosives) next to the seraya, and got away before it blew up.
By the beginning of the 21st century the seraya was in horrible shape. Fortunately, the magnificent edifice was partially restored in 2005 and transformed into a Turkish Cultural Center that provided information on travel in Turkey. With a severe deterioration in our relations with Turkey, the building is now closed to outsiders. As a result, the only way to view part of the building's interior is to visit the Tourist Information Center — for it is housed in one wing of the former seraya.
The clock in the plaza is one of five elaborate creations constructed in 1906 to honor the Turkish sultan, Abdul Hamid II, who by that time had ruled the Ottoman Empire for 30 years. Originally the clock had four faces — with two showing European time, from midnight to midnight, and two for Turkish time (sunset to sundown). Although the clocks in Acre and Safed (and perhaps Nablus) are still standing (I wouldn't know), the clock at Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem was taken down by the British: they objected to having Ottoman embellishments at the entrance to the Old City.
Nearby, the Jaffa flea market is a bargain-hunter's delight, filled with antique furniture, jewelry, clothes, other people's "junk" and tons of souvenirs. These days, it is also the venue for all kinds of boutiques, trendy shops and quirky eateries.
A heady fragrance wafts through the air from the Hungarian Bakery, filled with delicacies we looked for — but did not find — in Budapest. Greek music coming from Yasu Saloniki can't help but draw visitors nostalgic for Greece into its decorative interior. And then there is Puah, a restaurant whose large collection of unmatched furniture came right from the market..
Another of Jaffa's major highlights is Gan HaPiska, a park on the peak of a hill. Not surprisingly, this ancient city holds is full of excavations: those in the park include the remains of an Egyptian citadel with a reconstructed gate, dating back to the 15th century BCE when Egypt ruled Jaffa.
Failing to conquer Jaffa by force, the Egyptians had used a trick that preceded the Trojan horse by a couple of hundred years. They hid soldiers inside 200 immense baskets that overflowed with gifts for the Prince of Jaffa. Once they gained entrance to the city, the soldiers emerged — and the rest is history.
Also standing on the hill, near the lovely Statue of Faith with its biblical sculptures, is the Wishing Bridge. We are told that your dreams will come true if you walk onto the bridge, touch your astrological sign, and make a wish…
Every tourist to Jaffa wanders through its Artists' Colony, whose picturesque lanes are named for astrological signs. Frank Meisler's amazing gallery features a sculpture of Picasso that you can open up to reveal the wine and women inside. On Mazal Dagim (Pisces) Street, a sign hangs outside one of the shops that reads "Archeology Center licensed to sell Ancient History."
An historic building constructed in 1740 by a rabbi from Libya is located at the western end of the Artists' Colony, right near the port. After landing in Jaffa prior to a Jerusalem pilgrimage, he looked for a place to stay overnight and soon learned that Jews were unwelcome lodgers. So he returned to Libya, gathered up donations for a Jewish hostel, and erected the first Jewish building in "modern" Jaffa.
Jaffa's wonderful, brand-new Visitors' Center is located in a charming plaza nearby. Here Jaffa's history comes alive with a fantastic State of the Art production and a close-up view of a 2,000 year old villa that was discovered right underneath the Center.
Next door, the brightly colored brick Church of St. Peter was constructed in the 19th century over ruins of a Crusader citadel and a pilgrims' hostel. Napoleon and some of his soldiers are believed to have lodged in the hostel during the general's conquest of Jaffa.
On his way to the Holy Land, Napoleon liberated hundreds of thousands of Jews from European ghettos and granted them equal rights. Some Napoleon enthusiasts call him the real father of Zionism, as well, for in 1799 he made plans for a proclamation that would declare Israel to be the Jewish homeland. It was apparently meant for issue after a successful conquest of Acre – a battle which, unfortunately, he lost.
Of course, no visit to Jaffa is complete without a visit to the port, a stroll on the newly restored promenade, and a large gulp of fresh sea air. You can get some culture here, as well, in a clean and airy newly renovated old warehouse designed to feature galleries and exhibits.
Across from the warehouse, Café Kapish is a coffee shop that combines tasty light meals with a unique twist: since all of the waiters are deaf, you can only communicate with a smile, sign language that the waiters are eager to help you learn, a slate, and a Magic Marker.
Aviva Bar-Am is the author of seven guides to Israel. Shmuel Bar-Am is a private tour guide.
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And that is exactly what I want. To KNOW God. Fully, completely, intimately.
But it does not just happen.
Knowing God requires an active, intentional, and purposeful pursuit.
Seek the Lord and His strength; seek His presence continually! I Chronicles 16:11
He reveals Himself in the pages of Scripture, and we have full access to Him through prayer because of the death of His Son.Seeing then that we have a great High Priest who has passed through the heavens, Jesus the Son of God, let us hold fast our confession. For we do not have a High Priest who cannot sympathize with our weaknesses, but was in all points tempted as we are, yet without sin. Let us, therefore, come boldly to the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need. Hebrews 4:14-16
Everything we need is tucked securely within them.
Praise God for such wonderful gifts!
I am currently reading the biography of John Huss (Jan Hus), a man who lived in the 14th century. In the first several chapters, the author describes the times in which he lived, and the men who influenced his unshakable devotion to His Savior. Matthias of Janow was one of these men, and I love the author's portrayal of him.
"Janow compared his own religious awakening to a religious fire which had entered his heart, and whose flames burned brighter as he lifted up his soul in prayer to God and to Jesus Christ, the crucified. The Bible had been his friend and bride from his youth up. It was to him the mother of love and knowledge. 'I have used in my writings,' he says, 'the Bible above all else ... because the Scriptures occur to me quickly and copiously and because the most divine truths are there set forth most lucidly and self-evidently ... I have always found in and through them satisfactory explanations for every question and consolation for my soul in all my persecutions, troubles, and sadness. I always flee for refuge to the Bible, which is my dearest friend.'"
This too is my prayer. That my Bible will be my dearest friend and closest companion throughout life, and that my heart will be aflame with a love for God that cannot be quenched.
May it be so, Lord, may it be so!


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The boss of the world's largest money manager predicts that the euro, which has been hit by fears that Ireland's financial woes could spread to Portugal and Spain, will fall 10pc to $1.20 against the dollar.
Mr Fink told the Financial Times: "The fundamental problem is most European sovereign credit is owned by the banking system. The banking system was supported by the regulators' credit ratings of sovereign credit, so you could have bought Ireland and it had the same credit rating as Germany at one time ... that policy was clearly wrong."
On the huge amounts of government debt that European banks now hold, he added: "You have something that was freely understood and traded and people invested in it, to something that nobody wants."
The crisis has led to euro-era highs in the cost of borrowing for Ireland, Spain and Portugal. And despite the US restarting QE, the dollar - which touched a nine-week high of $1.3199 against the euro on Friday - will "appreciate considerably", Mr Fink believes.
"The euro is probably going to go back down to $1.25 or $1.20 even with the Federal Reserve's QE2 action ... so imagine if they [the Fed] weren't doing this where dollar/euro would be," he added.


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The Ohio Lemon Laws protect consumers purchasing new automobiles and dealing with auto repairs. A new vehicle with one or more serious issues is considered a "lemon". Consumers purchasing used vehicles are protecteded under other consumer litigation laws.
In Ohio new vehicles are protected under the lemon laws for the first 12 months a consumer owns the vehicle or the first 18,000 miles the vehicle is driven. Whichever comes first ends the consumer's protection period according to the lemon laws, although a consumer may sue years later as long as the issue was raised within this period. During this time the consumer has to ask a manufacturer to fix a problem before turning the issue into a legal matter. If the problem is considered a manufacturer error and cannot be fixed by the manufacturer within a reasonable time period, then the consumer might have the possibility to receive a refund or replacement. The manufacturer must provide a warranty that protects the lemon laws when the consumer is purchasing a new vehicle.
There are several situations that can determine whether a manufacturer has had a reasonable opportunity to fix a vehicle under the lemon laws. Manufacturers may be allowed at least three or more attempts to repair one problem and at least one attempt to repair a life-threatening problem. A vehicle that has been in a repair shop being fixed by a manufacturer for 30 days or had eight different problems repaired during the consumer protection period, is considered reasonable opportunity. After one of these scenarios has taken place, a consumer may request a replacement vehicle or refund.
A consumer choosing to receive a refund is entitled to a full refund of the purchase price. That price includes the entire amount paid on the new vehicle, transportation costs, and charges for the manufacturer services. Taxes, registration fees, license fees, warranty charges, and costs for credit insurance and financing is also included in the refund.
Consumers purchasing used vehicles are not protected by the Ohio Lemon Laws. Used vehicle dealerships cannot misrepresent the functionality of the vehicle when making a sale. If the vehicle was a previous lemon that was returned, then the dealership must notify the consumer. The dealership must also notify a consumer of the price, interest rates, mileage and previous sales history of the vehicle. Consumers also have the right to know if the vehicle was a rental or a salvage title. A salvage title has information stating whether the vehicle has been damaged in the past or considered a loss by a previous insurance company.
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Shredded beef for chimichanga
|1½ kgs
|Stewing beef, Shoulder braising steak
|1 to fry
|Vegetable oil
|1 cup
|1 cup
|Beef stock
|3 Tbsp
|Vinegar, balsamic, red wine or cider
|1 to taste
|Chilli powder
|1 to taste
|Smoked paprika
|1 tsp
|Cumin seeds, toasted
|Cinnamon stick
|3 cloves
|1 to serve
|Tortilla wrap
|1 cup
|Red kidney beans
|Kumara, small
|1 to taste
|Fresh coriander
|¼ cup
|Cheddar cheese, grated
- Take a large piece of meat with excess fat removed, at least 1.5kg, and brown it all over in vegetable oil.
- Place in a casserole dish with a cup of boiling water, put a tight fitting lid on and cook at 200C for 30 minutes.
- Mix together a cup of beef stock, a few tablespoons vinegar (balsamic, red wine or cider), as much powdered chilli as you like (sweet smoked paprika is great to use as well as regular ground chilli), a teaspoon of toasted cumin seeds, half a cinnamon stick and a few cloves of peeled garlic, thinly sliced.
- Turn the beef over and pour this on top. Put the lid back on and reduce the temperature to 170C and cook a further 2½ - 3½ hours until the meat is literally falling apart.
- Take the lid off the casserole, turn the meat once more and continue to cook until the liquor has reduced to less than half a cup - basting it every 10 minutes. Take from the oven and leave to cool until you can easily handle the meat then pull it apart using two forks to tear it into shreds.
- Mix the braising liquor back into the meat, discarding the cinnamon, and there you have it - pulled/shredded beef.
Chef's tips
A crock-pot is also an excellent way to cook the meat once it has been browned initially.
Chimichanga is basically a flour tortilla stuffed with whatever takes your fancy from the Mexican kitchen, rolled like a spring roll, and deep-fried. Using pulled meat that you've mixed with cooked kidney beans that have been mashed with a little kumara and coriander (and try adding some coarse grated cheddar style cheese as well) is a really good moreish snack. Pulled lamb shoulder mixed with green chilli, mint and feta is a terrific spring-roll filling. The key is slow cooking, not too fatty, and well seasoned.
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RENO, Nev. » From floor-wiper to career leader in assists.
It's been quite a journey for Kanoe Kamana'o. Hawaii's junior setter had 49 assists last night, the 45th of which put her in a realm of her own.
Radio: Hawaii matches live, KKEA (1420-AM)
TV: Today's Hawaii match live KFVE (Ch. 5)
Tomorrow: WAC final, live CSTV (Oceanic Dig. 247)
Yesterday's results
» Boise State (8) def. Louisiana Tech (9), 35-33, 30-18, 31-29
» New Mexico State (3) def. San Jose State (6), 30-23, 30-26, 20-30, 30-19
» Utah State (2) def. Fresno State (7), 26-30, 31-29, 30-16, 30-27
» Nevada (4) def. Idaho (5), 30-22, 36-34, 30-23
» Hawaii (1) def. Boise State (8), 30-21, 30-22, 30-26
Today's semifinals
» Utah State (2) vs. New Mexico State (3), 2 p.m.
» Hawaii (1) vs. Nevada (4), 4:30 p.m.
Tomorrow's championship
» Today's semifinal winners, 3 p.m.
Sunday's NCAA selection show
» 9:30 a.m., ESPNews, www.ncaasports.com
"It's a great honor but nothing you think about doing," said Kamana'o, who helped lead the Wahine to a 30-21, 30-22, 30-26 win over eighth-seeded Boise State. "I never thought about beating somebody's record.
"It all starts with the pass. I give credit to our serve-receive (passers) and to my hitters."
Last night, her favorite connection was with sophomore hitter Hittle, who was celebrating having her braces removed after 26 months. Hittle put down 16 kills, hitting .394, and was pleased with becoming the answer to the trivia question of "Kamana'o's assist to which Wahine broke Martina Cincerova's record of 4,637?"
"Kanoe's a great player, a great athlete," Hittle said after the Wahine won their 123rd straight WAC match. "She makes it really for us to get 1-on-1s against the block. I give her a lot of credit for our success."
Kamana'o was in on six stuffs as Hawaii won the blocking battle 12-3 against Boise State. Senior middle Victoria Prince also had six blocks to go along with her 13 kills.
It was a ragged match in which the Wahine struggled in the thinner air. Hawaii had 10 service errors and "I think our players are too aware of the air," Wahine coach Dave Shoji said.
Salave'a wasn't much of a factor yesterday when the Wolf Pack swept Idaho, 30-22, 36-34, 30-23, the first time Nevada has played at Lawlor instead of Virginia Street Gym. She had just five kills and hit negative .048 as she continues to recover from several injuries.
"She's a mystery," Shoji said. "She's probably the key. We expect a tough match."
Against the Broncos the Wahine got what they wanted, winning without expending a lot of energy. Shoji used different combinations, including getting junior hitter Sarah Mason back out on the floor for the first time since she re-sprained her ankle Nov. 9.
They also got the third career kill by libero Ashley Watanabe. Robyn Hewitt's shot was deflected off Watanabe's left shoulder and landed on the other side of the court for a 20-11 lead in Game 2.
Boise State, ending the year at 8-18, got 13 kills from Cameron Flunder.
In today's first match, two NCAA tournament hopefuls will battle it out when New Mexico State (20-11) takes on Utah State (20-11). Many expect it to go five.
"We may not be starting our match on time," Nevada coach Devin Scruggs said. "It's going to be a battle."
Nevada 3, Idaho 0: The Wolf Pack trailed 29-25 in Game 2 when Karly Sipherd and Erika Ryan teamed for four straight blocks to help Nevada hold off four game points and tie it.
The teams traded swings at ending it -- Idaho had two more shots and Nevada three -- before Idaho's Amanda Bowman hit long to give the Wolf Pack the 2-0 lead.
"I don't even know what the score was, we just knew we weren't going to lose," said Sipherd, who finished with seven block assists. "To beat Hawaii, we need to do what we did tonight. Big defense, be positive, play smart, play with confidence."
Carly Sorensen led Nevada with 11 kills and Ryan added 11 for Nevada, which outblocked Idaho 11-4. Haley Larsen led Idaho with 12 kills.
Ambra Hayes led ninth-seeded LaTech (8-17) with 18 kills.
New Mexico State 3, San Jose State 1: The Aggies' balanced attack eliminated the sixth-seeded Spartans, 30-23, 30-26, 20-30, 30-19.
Kim Oguh and Tanya Allen each had 12 kills and Oguh added 10 block assists for NMSU. For San Jose State (12-17), Jennifer Senftleben had 20 kills and Niki Clement 15 kills and 16 digs.
Seventh-seeded Fresno State (7-21) was led by Alisha McKee's 16 kills.
Broncos (8-18)
Rainbow Wahine (23-6)
Key -- g: games; k: kills; e: hitting errors; att: attempts; pct.: hitting percentage; bs: block solos; ba: block assists; d: digs.
Aces -- BSU (2): Peterson, Kelley. Hawaii (2): Prince, Arnott. Assists -- BSU (37): Eveland 29, Klein 4, Stroud 3, Claussen. Hawaii (57): Kamana'o 49, Boogaard 3, Mason 2, Watanabe, Arnott, Hittle.
T -- 1:40. Officials -- Ray Mink, Margie Ray. A -- NA.


text: Kali Roses 00:38:57 10-11-2018 100% 0% Watch Episode Watch Trailer 4K UHD HD 1080p HD 720p HD 480p Download episode Image Gallery Cocky blonde Kali Roses is used to getting her way, and she loves manipulating men with her good looks. Landlord Seth Gamble has noticed her ongoing lack of respect for authority, and he's fed up with her carelessness for paying her rent on time. He's reprimanded Kali for her negligence on multiple occasions, but the sassy cutie continues to blow him off. To make matters worse, Kali brags about her lavish living situation to friends. She tells them that she can skip out on her payment because Seth's just a pushover with the hots for her! When he reaches his boiling point, the aggravated property owner confronts Kali. She's naked in her bedroom when Seth sneaks up on her with an eviction notice. Kali begs him not to kick her out, but he's finished tolerating her impetuous conduct. Irate and fed up with Kali's excuses, Seth tells her that if she doesn't have the money, there's only one thing she can do to keep a roof over her head. He orders her to get down on the floor ... and then he blackmails her into a twisted sexual incident! The young, natural-bodied babe realizes she has no choice. Nervous Kali pulls out Seth's prick for a slobbery suck job. Staring up at him with her big, brown eyes, Kali chokes on his raging rod, salivating as the creepy blackmailer puts her in her place. Seth smacks his stiff cock over Kali's bubble butt as she timidly bends over the bed. The spunky slut hops into his lap for an intense cunt reaming! Kali talks dirty as she rides his meat, calling him names as he nails her hairless twat. She pleads with him to hurry up and finish, to which the depraved blackmailer commands, "You better fuck me like you mean it, then!" Seth even threatens her, saying he's willing to take pictures and send them to her boyfriend. The desperate doll finally lets go of her inhibitions, telling Seth that she'll let him cum on her face if he lets her keep her home. The disturbing encounter ends in humiliation: Kali falls to her knees, giving a disgusted look, and Seth slathers her with a massive cum facial. In disgrace, Kali picks up the eviction notice from the floor, wipes the sperm from her face and says, "Well, I guess my rent's paid now." Read more Landlord/Tenant Facial Blackmail Vaginal Sex


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snaps from Cabo
12 comments:
- Cara Fries said...
All SO gorgeous!! Looks like you had the best time! I am heading to Riviera Maya next week, I can't wait! xo
- November 14, 2016 at 9:02 AM
- Lexi said...
How cool is it that you get to shoot weddings in faraway places!? Love these pictures!
xx Lexi, Glitter, Inc.
- November 14, 2016 at 9:31 AM
- Brooke and Meggan of Somewhere, Lately said...
I'm getting married in Cabo in June and this post just made me sooooo excited! Such an amazing place! xx
- November 14, 2016 at 11:26 AM
- Lauren {By Lauren M} said...
What a fun and awesome opportunity! Love these gorgeous shots!!
By Lauren M
- November 14, 2016 at 12:11 PM
- Sarah Lindner said...
Your trip to Cabo Looks AMAZING! Love all the shots! I have been dying to go there :)
Sarah Lindner
- November 14, 2016 at 12:50 PM
- SimplyxClassic said...
wow your photos look amazing! i've never been before but now I must go!
- November 14, 2016 at 1:04 PM
- Sara Sabaliauskas said...
Looks like you had an amazing time! I love Mexico!
xo, Sara
- November 14, 2016 at 5:52 PM
- Anna Cobbs said...
Absolutely love all these pics! It looked so breath-taking! I love your leave print suit, too! Super cute!!!
xx - anna
- November 14, 2016 at 6:30 PM
- ] said...
Such gorgeous photos! Looks like Cabo was amazing!!
xO - Steph
- November 15, 2016 at 5:32 AM
- sparkleshinylove said...
Your trip looked amazing! I've always wanted to go to Cabo - it looks beautiful!
xoxo Mandy
- November 15, 2016 at 9:18 AM
- Samantha Bigley said...
Looks like you had an amazing trip, love all your photos!
xx Sam |The Heart of the House
- November 15, 2016 at 7:52 PM
- Laura B @ Walking in Memphis in High Heels said...
You're already making me miss Cabo! This place looks gorgeous!
- November 18, 2016 at 9:46 AM


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Devotional Reading: I Kings 1; I Kings 2:1-25
Memory Verse: According to the grace of God which is given unto me, as a wise masterbuilder, I have laid the foundation, and another buildeth thereon. But let every man take heed how he buildeth thereupon. 1 Corinthians 3:10 KJV
In today's reading, David's son Adonijah purposed in his heart to steal the throne of his father David, from his brother Solomon. Abishai performed the standard rituals by which all the kingdom should know who was appointed king when each new reign began.
Adonijah thought his deeds to be unstoppable since he did neither invite Solomon, nor Nathan the prophet, nor others in David's kingdom who would not agree with what Adonijah was doing.
The same God who revealed by the mouth of a mule, that a man was in the way of an angel with sword in hand, has no secret hid from Him. God revealed to Nathan, all the plans of Adonijah. Nathan behaved himself wisely to inform Bathsheba, Solomon's mother, that she might entreat the king on Solomon's behalf. After Nathan confirmed to King David the words of Solomon's mother, David said,
"29 And the king sware, and said, As the LORD liveth, that hath redeemed my soul out of all distress, 30 Even as I sware unto thee by the LORD God of Israel, saying, Assuredly Solomon thy son shall reign after me, and he shall sit upon my throne in my stead; even so will I certainly do this day." 1 Kings 1:29-30 KJV
What God has for you, it is for you. God will abase those who mean to steal your blessing without cause.
"49 And all the guests that were with Adonijah were afraid, and rose up, and went every man his way. 50 And Adonijah feared because of Solomon, and arose, and went, and caught hold on the horns of the altar. 51 And it was told Solomon, saying, Behold, Adonijah feareth king Solomon: for, lo, he hath caught hold on the horns of the altar, saying, Let king Solomon swear unto me today that he will not slay his servant with the sword. 52 And Solomon said, If he will show himself a worthy man, there shall not an hair of him fall to the earth: but if wickedness shall be found in him, he shall die. 53 So king Solomon sent, and they brought him down from the altar. And he came and bowed himself to king Solomon: and Solomon said unto him, Go to thine house." 1 Kings 1:49-53 KJV
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The Old Boys of Zahira College and Ananda College, Colombo came together in 2014 & revived the traditional encounter between the two schools. The match, a much awaited encounter by all the students, players and the old boys alike attracted many supporters from both sides.
The forth coming fixture of the encounter played for the T.B Jayah Trophy dubbed the "Unity Cup" is scheduled to be played on 28th of February 2016. The match will be a one day 50 over per side game and will be played at the Zahira College Grounds, Colombo, commencing at 09:30 am.
This is the second match since the revival and the respective Cricket Wings of the Old Boys hope that this will be an annual event in the future, to show case unity and fellowship between the leading schools in Sri Lanka. The match is sponsored by Laugfs, Dialog & Nestle who have stepped forward to partner what is expected to be an exciting encounter.
Tuan Burhanuddin Jayah (T.B. Jayah) was a Sri Lankan educationalist, politician, diplomat and Muslim community leader. He started his teaching career in 1910 and was invited in 1917, by the then principal of Ananda College, P.D.S. Kularatne, to teach History and Classics at the school. He was then invited by Zahira College to be their principal where he served for 27 years, under his stewardship, Zahira College became one of the leading schools in the country.
The Friendship Cup is being revived to rekindle the lost friendly rivalry between two neighbouring schools and the organizers have planned many fun events during the day. The spectators will be treated to a very special attraction by the Under 11 Teams of the respective schools who will be engaged in a five over per side soft ball game during the lunch break of the main cricket match.
Past cricketers and old boys of both schools are invited for the event and distinguished old boy of Ananda College, Mr. Ranjith Pandithage will grace the occasion as the Chief Guest.


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Every day many mothers face the awful reality of finding out that their child has been sexually abused. Most sexual abuse takes place within homes. In fact, it is usually committed by someone who is trusted by the child.
You may feel a mixture of feelings if the person who has abused your child is your partner, husband or boyfriend. Sometimes women feel shocked, confused, disbelieving, numb, guilty, betrayed, frightened, hurt, a failure as a wife/partner and mother, angry at him for what he did, angry at themselves for not knowing or for not being able to stop it, angry at their child for not telling them, worried about what other people will think. You may want to know exactly what happened, or you may not want to hear about it at all. You may find it difficult to listen if your child tries to talk about it.
Why didn't I notice? Why didn't I know about it?
These are some of the questions which can go round and round in your mind after you find out about the abuse. It is possible that you may have noticed that things were just not right at home. It may be really hard to put a name on what you felt. Sometimes women talk about having a "gut feeling" that something was not OK. At the time there was usually a good reason to explain what was going on. It may be easy looking back to see what was really happening. But, sexual abuse is the last thing that most people expect to be happening in their family.
It's not your fault that you were not aware of it sooner. It is not your fault that it happened.
Why did he do it?
Many women believe that their partner sexually abused their child because:
- He was not receiving the sexual satisfaction he needed from her.
- She is a failure as a wife and mother.
- He could not control himself.
Many men who sexually abuse children are having normal sexual relationships with their wives or girlfriends. The reason men sexually abuse children is connected to their need to feel powerful and in control. It is not about sex. He is in control of his behaviour and can choose not to abuse.
But wasn't I responsible for it happening too?
You are not responsible for the sexual abuse, even if you were:
- Sick
- Working long hours
- Unhappy and preoccupied at the time
- Frightened of him
- No longer interested in him sexually
It is up to each individual adult person to be responsible for their own behavior. It is not the women's responsibility to police her partner's behavior. In fact, most abusers take great care to carry out the abuse in secret. Often the situation is organised so that no-one else will be present, or so that no-one will find out what is happening.
Was it my child's fault?
Your child was not responsible for the sexual abuse even if:
- She/he wanted to spend time with the abuser
- She/he didn't tell you about what was happening
- She/he couldn't stop the abuse from happening
No-one ever asks to be sexually abused. It is possible for a child to care for the person who is abusing them. But this does not mean that they want the abuse to happen or that they like it.
What can I do to help my child now?
There are many things which you can do to help your child to deal with the effects of the sexual abuse. Some important ones are:
- Believe them
- Praise them for telling
- Try to understand why they couldn't tell you about it earlier or at all
- Allow them to have as much control as possible over the decisions which are made about them
- Allow them to feel and express the whole range of feelings they may be experiencing
- Help them to feel safe
- Protect them from further abuse
- Respect their secrets - don't tell others what has happened without their permission to do so
- Help them to find someone they can trust to talk about what has happened
Here are some other important facts you should know:
Mothers need support too.
Mothers of children who have been sexually abused need support too. It is important for you to be able to cope with the feelings which you may have about what has happened. Questions which you may need to talk about can include:
- Will my child be OK?
- What will happen to the abuser?
- Will I ever be able to trust him again?
- Should I stay in the relationship?
- Who do I believe if he says it was all the child's fault or it didn't happen?
- What if it happened to me as a child too?


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The Power of Support
Blame Hollywood for giving support so many accolades.
Surely the act of supporting someone or some idea is worthy of recognition. But perhaps support doesn't need its own highlight. Perhaps the notion of support needs to be elevated to the point where it is on par with any other function.
It's like when we call someone a "student" leader (leadership is leadership) or when someone is named a "top female executive" (executives should be judged by talent, not segregated by gender).
Let's get to a place where someone's support role is held in as high esteem as the leader, the manager, the entrepreneur, or the artist. Work is work, help is help, and success is success.


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Anxiety Home > Paxil Alternatives
Patients who experience Paxil side effects -- or who find that Paxil does not adequately control their symptoms -- may wish to try an alternative to Paxil. These other options include therapy, other depression medications (such as Zoloft, Effexor, or Wellbutrin), electroconvulsive therapy, and alternative therapies (such as acupuncture).
Paxil Alternatives: An OverviewPaxil® (paroxetine hydrochloride) is a prescription medication used for the treatment of the following conditions:
- Depression (also known as major depression or clinical depression)
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
- Panic disorder
- Social anxiety disorder
- Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD)
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Paxil is part of a group of antidepressant medications called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs). For most people, Paxil is effective in treating their symptoms, and the medicine is tolerated well. However, as with all medicines, side effects can occur -- or the medicine may not adequately control a patient's symptoms. Fortunately, there are several alternatives to Paxil for depression treatment, including:
- Therapy
- Other depression medications (also known as antidepressants)
- Electroconvulsive therapy
- Alternative therapies.
(This article describes alternatives to Paxil for the treatment of depression. For information on Paxil alternatives for other medical conditions, go to:
- Generalized Anxiety Disorder
- OCD Treatment
- Panic Attack Treatment
- Social Anxiety Disorder
- PTSD Treatment.)


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The NISMO RC's 100% electric drivetrain needs no oxygen, so it can maintain peak performance levels even at high altitudes where thin air really degrades the effectiveness of combustion engines.
You're looking at the future of automobile racing. It doesn't have an engine, uses no gas, and instead of roaring around the track, glides almost silently by. It's the world's first 100% electric, no tailpipe, track-ready race car – the NISMO RC.
Like the production Nissan LEAF® on which it's based, the NISMO RC (RC stands for "Racing Competition") is powered by electricity, stored in its revolutionary lithium-ion batteries. The long, up-sloping headlights are also pure LEAF, but that's where the family resemblance ends.
The NISMO RC has no trunk, no rear doors or seats, carpets, navi or any other conventional amenities.
To lighten it, the 3-piece body is manufactured from carbon-fiber. The silhouette is low and wide, and the massive tail is designed to create significant downforce, keeping the car stable and glued to the track.
In terms of performance, you're not likely to see it on many tracks just yet. Though it has 100% instant torque just like the LEAF, the NISMO RC's sustainable performance capabilities are still being developed. For now, demonstrations at select events will be the only way to see it in action.
The NISMO RC's 100% electric drivetrain needs no oxygen, so it can maintain peak performance levels even at high altitudes where thin air really degrades the effectiveness of combustion engines.
Presently, the NISMO RC is in Europe but keep an eye out for its return to the United States this September.
So, will it change today's racing game? Maybe not, but it will change how the game is played. Electric racing classes are already springing up, most recently at the Pike's Peak hillclimb where Chad Hord raced his Nissan LEAF to victory. In other words, it's just a matter of time before "the new car" becomes "the new race car".
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Pear Sauce
Labels: fruits, side dishes
Labels: fruits, side dishes
It is too hot here to grow pears. Though I wish I could. I love pears. I think I will just buy some so I can make this. It looks so yummy. Maybe when apple season comes in I need to try applesauce too.
Thanks for the reminder.
Pear sauce is nice a change of pace from apple sauce.
I wonder how pear slushie taste like. Must be yummy.
Hey Lynn, I have made a sauce with 2/3 apples and 1/3 pears. Added some sugar and cinnamon. No exact amounts. And it was raved over. If you still have extra pears, try it. The apples should be coming in soon.
Sounds yummy, Kim!
Love this. I need to make this for my son. He loves pear.
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Nov. 8, 2000
2000-2001 Santa Clara Men's Basketball Early Signees
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown / Current School Bakari Altheimer G 5-10 185 Fr-HS Oakland, Calif. / St. Elizabeth's Scott Borchart F/C 6-8 225 Fr-HS Newbury Park, Calif. / Chaminade Prep Linden Tibbets C/F 6-10 215 Fr-HS Duncanville, Texas / Duncanville
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - The Santa Clara men's basketball team signed three prep standouts to national letters of intent on the first day of the NCAA's early signing period today -- point guard Bakari Altheimer from Oakland, Calif., forward/center Scott Borchart from Newbury Park, Calif. and center/forward Linden Tibbets from Duncanville, Texas.
Santa Clara has four scholarships to allocate during the 2000-2001 signing period and expects to sign one more player during the early signing period. The early signing period begins today and ends on Wednesday, Nov. 15. The spring letter of intent signing period for basketball is April 11 through May 15.
"We are extremely excited about the potential of this year's class," said Santa Clara Head Coach Dick Davey. "Each of the players in this year's class have the ability and potential to contribute next year as freshmen and all are very solid on the court and in the classroom. We addressed our major concern of adding some size to our program and we have signed three really good front line players. I think this is a class that, down the road, will contribute a great deal to our program."
Altheimer is a 5-10 guard from St. Elizabeth High School in Oakland. He averaged 22.0 points and five assists per game as a junior. He was named to the Alameda Contra Costa Athletic League (ACCAL) all-league squad as a junior. He plays for Bob Howard at St. Elizabeth, which moved into the Bay Shore Athletic League this season.
"Bakari (pronounced BOCK-uh-ree) is a quick, strong point guard with solid skills," said Davey. "He is an excellent decision-maker and is a tremendous leader. He can score, is a good shooter and I think he will be an outstanding player for us down the road." Borchart is a 6-8 forward/center from Newbury Park, Calif. who attends Chaminade College Prep in West Hills, Calif. He averaged 21 points and 10 rebounds per game as a junior. He plays for Jeff Young at Chaminade Prep and is serves as team captain for the Eagles.
"Scott is a physically strong player who is a mature power forward-type," said Davey. "He has a nice shooting touch. He had excellent coaching in high school and I think he'll adjust quickly to the college game. He is a very strong player who I think can play his way onto the court next year as a freshman."
Tibbets is a 6-10 center/forward from Duncanville, Texas. He averaged 10 points and six rebounds per game as a junior at Duncanville High School. He played behind one of the nation's top seniors in McDonalds All-America selection Brian Boddicker last season. He helped lead the Panthers to the Class 5A state semifinals last season and was a member of the school's state championship squad as a sophomore. He plays for Phil McNeely at Duncanville HS.
"Linden is a 6-9 player who really has good athletic ability, can block shots and can get up and down the court pretty quickly," said Davey. "He is just now coming into his own after playing behind an All-American last year and I think he'll really blossom into a solid player. Like the other guys in our class, he is really solid in the classroom with strong academic credentials."


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Startups worldwide can now apply to STATION F.
Hello Medium :)
Let me start by saying, we've got big things to announce over here at STATION F. Seriously BIG THINGS.
But first, let me backtrack.
I joined STATION F as Director back in October 2015 and things were very different at that time. The team was, well, *just me* (and Xavier, of course!) and we were calling ourselves silly things like « Halle Freyssinet » and an « incubator. » Yikes!
Now, a little over a year later and only a few months away from opening, I can tell you that things have changed. A LOT. For example, we have an incredible team of 13 people. They all come from startup land and have mastered the art of wearing construction helmets and using construction jargon in everyday conversation (try slipping "micropieux" or micropiles into a conversation). We have effectively changed our name to « STATION F » which means that just about everyone can say it. Oh, and we are no longer the world's largest incubator but rather the world's largest startup campus.
Oh, and did I mention the building? She's beautiful.
A startup campus 34000m2…and counting.
You're probably thinking to yourself, « what on earth is a startup campus? » Well, we are a 34,000m2 site (with more to come!) that is entirely dedicated to startups. We are far more than an incubator, in fact we house an entire startup ecosystem under one roof!
Our space, for anyone who doesn't know already is in a historical monument in the center of Paris. The former train station-turned-work station is cut into 3 sections. In the first section, you'll find a coffee shop open to the public, a fablab, various events areas including a 360-person auditorium, private offices, meeting rooms, on-site startup services and more. In the second section, you'll find the startup zone, an area of over 3000 desks only accessible to startups. This zone is home to a number of startup programs — operated by external organizations as well as STATION F, but we'll get to the details in a minute. And finally, in the third section, you'll find a huge restaurant open 24–7 to the public with 4 kitchens and a bar. The capacity for this restaurant? 1000.
But this is not all our campus has to offer! In 2018 we'll also be launching our housing extension that will be home to 600 entrepreneurs with additional on-site facilities.
Find Facebook, TechShop, vente-privee, Daphni, and more on campus.
While we've been working on building a killer space, we know that what matters most is the residents. We're thrilled to announce that in the startup zone, you'll be able to find the likes of Facebook, vente-privee, leading French business school HEC is also setting-up its startup activities in our space.
Outside of the startup zone, you'll be able to find resident VC funds, including hot new Daphni, Kima Ventures, Ventech and more to come.
And finally, we are thrilled to announce that our on-site fablab will be operated by US-based TechShop.
We'll be sharing more residents to come in the near future, so stay tuned.
Now accepting: STARTUPS.
That's right ladies and gentlemen, applications are finally and officially open. Startups can apply directly to the STATION F Founders Program or to other programs we house on site.
STATION F Founders Program: startup recommended.
The Founder's Program is our own on-site residency program. Startups can apply online for a full-time desk starting at €195/month.
Our program is built around the notion that 90% of entrepreneurs' problems can be solved by other entrepreneurs. Therefore, we go out of our way to pick the best, most ambitious, intelligent entrepreneurs from around the world for our program. There are no BS mentors, no mandatory workshops. We don't babysit you. Instead, everything we offer comes highly recommended and validated by — you guessed it — other founders.
Even our selection process also is done through an international network of high calibre entrepreneurs. We'll be sharing details on our Selection Board later.
Apply now through February 5, 2017.
You want to apply? All you have to do to get started is fill out our online application. Do it quickly, space will fill up fast: www.stationf.co (not .com)
Did we mention we're in Paris?
Yes the land of croissants is also the land of some seriously solid tech startups. Blablacar, Algolia, Zenly, Sigfox, Criteo, Withings…I mean I could go on for ages. And you know what, you could be next.
We are really looking forward to welcoming you all to STATION F early next year. It's really a great time to come check out the local ecosystem.
Until then, feel free to get in touch with us for anything and everything at contact (at) stationf.co (not .com!)


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Energy Engineering Minor Curriculum
The Energy Engineering Minor curriculum is designed to prepare students to enter directly into a wide variety of careers in the energy sector serving the greater Houston area, national and the international communities. Students of all majors are encouraged to enroll in the courses offered through the program. The curriculum is designed to work within the structure of the students' majors.
The Center for Energy and Environmental Sustainability (CEES) is instrumental in developing the Energy Engineering Minor. The goal of this center is to establish research and education focused on energy engineering. The three research themes of the center are biofuels, wind energy and energy and environment.
The Energy Engineering Minor has four focus areas:
- Chemical Engineering – Fossil Fuel and Nuclear Energy Focus
- Civil and Environmental Engineering – Energy and Environment Focus
- Electrical Engineering – Generation and Distribution Focus
- Mechanical Engineering – Renewable Energy Focus
Students shall complete the Energy Engineering Minor through satisfactory completion of 18 SCH from the following courses:
Three Required Energy courses …………………………………………………………………………….9 SCH
CHEG 3113 – Introduction to Energy Systems
CVEG 4113 – Energy and Environment
MCEG 3123 – Renewable Energy and Energy Sustainability
Three Elective courses from the following……………………………………………………………….9 SCH
CHEG 4103 Special Topics – Intro to Nuclear
CHEG 4103 Special Topics – Biofuels and Biomass
CHEG 4103 Special Topics – Fossil Fuels
CVEG 4103 Special Topics – Nuclear Waste Management
CVEG 4103 Special Topics – Energy and Waste Management
ELEG 4013 Electromechanical Energy Conversion
ELEG 4023 Power Systems Engineering
ELEG 4223 Photonics and Electronic Materials & Devices
MCEG 4123 Energy System Design
MCEG 4163 Special Topics – Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning
MCEG 4163 Special Topics – Power Plants
Other Energy related courses approved by the College
CHEG 3113. Introduction to Energy Systems. (3-0) Credit 3 semester hours. This course introduces fundamental physical and engineering principles associated with various energy systems. Basic energy concepts will be introduced describing the magnitudes and patterns of human energy needs. Historical evolution and present status of the conventional fossil and nuclear-fueled energy will be investigated along with others such as hydropower, biofuels, and the developing renewable energy systems.
Prerequisite: MATH 2024, PHYS 2523, and CHEM 1034 or equivalent.
CVEG 4113. Energy and Environment. (3-0) Credit 3 semester hours. Introduction to climate and climate change, the carbon cycle, air and water pollution from energy systems, impacts and implications of energy use for human health, current energy and energy-related environmental policies to foster the development of sustainable energy technologies, fuels, and practices, energy alternatives for the future and their impact on the local and global environment.
Prerequisite: CHEG 3113.
MCEG 3123. Renewable Energy and Energy Sustainability. (3-0) Credit 3 semester hours. The topics of various types of renewable energies, energy conversion, utilization and storage technologies, such as wind, solar, biomass, fuel cells and hybrid systems. For each source, the physical and technological principles are explained and the economics, environmental impacts and future prospects are examined. The course explores the main factors likely to influence the long-term evolution of the world's energy systems and the technologies and policies that could be adopted to create more sustainable energy systems.
Prerequisite: CHEG 3113.
CHEG 4103. Special Topics in Chemical Engineering. (3-0) Credit 3 semester hours. This course presents selected current and emerging topics in chemical engineering depending on need as determined by the department faculty.
Prerequisite: Consent of advisor.
CVEG 4103. Special Topics. (3-0) Credit 3 semester hours. Selected current and emerging topics in Civil Engineering depending on need determined by the department. Prerequisites: Senior Standing and Approval by the Department Head.
ELEG 4013. Electromechanical Energy Conversion. (3-0) Credit 3 semester hours. Electric and magnetic devices, force and torque measurements, iron core transformers, single phase and poly phase power circuit analysis. Introduction to per unit system.
Prerequisites: MATH 3685 and ELEG 3013.
ELEG 4023. Power Systems Engineering. (3-0) Credit 3 semester hours. Elementary synchronous machines. General considerations of power generation, transmission, distribution and utilization, survey of load flow, faults, transient stability and economic power dispatch. Prerequisite: ELEG 4013.
ELEG 4223. Electronic and Photonic Materials and Devices. (3-0) Credit 3 semester hours. Properties of insulators, conductors, semiconductors, electro-optical and magnetic materials. Basic operation of opto-electronic devices and systems.
Prerequisite: ELEG 3033
MCEG 4123. Energy System Design. (3-0) Credit 3 semester hours. A design course emphasizing heat exchangers, heat pipes, heat reclamation devices, piping systems, and solar heating and cooling systems.
Prerequisites: MCEG 3013 and MCEG 3023.
MCEG 4163. Special Topics. (3-0) Credit 3 semester hours. Selected current and emerging topics in mechanical engineering depending on need determined by the department.
Prerequisite: Consent of advisor.


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No Man's Sky Video Series Kicks Off with a Trip to the Cosmos
Let's go exploring!
As the first chapter of a four-part series delving into the different aspects of No Man's Sky, the first video goes into exploring the cosmos. Just like you've seen in other trailers and gameplay videos, you'll be traveling to one of 18 quintillion (yes, quintillion) planets in search of resources. Of course, you're also free to just roam the planet, see the wildlife, and do whatever you damn well please.
Each planet will have their own atmosphere (your HUD shows the biohazard symbol during some parts, indicating that you probably shouldn't take your helmet off), weather, and day/night cycles. If you look up into the sky, you'll also be able to see other ships flying overhead, though it's unclear if this is other players or a different kind of faction. Just like all videos for the game, it's set to music from 65daysofstatic, adding to the cosmic immersion.
No Man's Sky comes to the PS4 on August 9. The next video in the four-part series will explore combat, but a specific release date for that one hasn't been mentioned.
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Account Manager - Print Management
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- Pyramid Consultancy Ltd
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- Surrey
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- £25,000 - £35,000
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- 30 May 2019
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- Account Management
- Discipline
- Print Management
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We are currently working with our client a leading marketing services provider, they are seeking an Account Manager to join their onsite team based in the Surrey area.
You must have the following skills to be successful in this role:
A good knowledge of the print sector and excellent customer service skills.
Account/Project management skills with experience of working directly with the client
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Outstanding organisational skills
The ability to interpret client briefs to creative teams
Be a team player with the ability to lead by example
The successful candidate must be able to multitask, engage effortlessly with customers, anticipate challenges before they occur and act accordingly, have the confidence built from experience to expect the best service from Suppliers and the ability to overcome difficulties should service fall short.
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When running Office 2003 in Windows 7, Office tries to follow the Windows color scheme and fails miserably (IMHO). Most of the windows colors are silver but Office defaults to the ugly blue found in Luna.
You can easily fix these problems by doing the following:
- In the Start Menu or Superbar, right-click on the Word 2003/Excel 2003/etc icon and select Properties
- On the Compatibility tab, check the Disable visual themes option.
This forces Office to default to the classic look, which fits much better with Windows 7 Aero.


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Come check out our store-wide 25% off sale. We have lots of beautiful new items to see. The sale starts 4/5 and will end 4/13. Our address is 103 Halton Rd. We look forward to seeing you soon!
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How it messes up Exchange server.
One common complaint about Exchange is how slow it is, especially when dealing with Internet mail. The reality...
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is, at least as far as Internet mail goes, much of the slowness may not be due to Exchange itself but with the way Exchange deals with DNS.
Whenever a piece of Internet mail is received or sent, Exchange performs a reverse DNS lookup on the recipient or sender (depending on the direction the mail is going in) and appends the results to the mail's "Received from:" header. The headers in question look something like this:
Received: from server3.com by server4.com; 27 Oct 96 15:27:39 PST
Received: from server2.com by server3.com; 27 May 02 15:15:13 PST
Received: from server1.com by server2.com; 27 May 02 15:01:59 PST
Date: 27 May 02 15:01:01 PST
From: email@example.com
Subject: Example headers
To: email@example.com
Each one of these "Received:" headers is added at a different step during the mail delivery process, and each one involves a separate DNS lookup by a separate machine.
What is often overlooked is that DNS lookups are sometimes notoriously slow, especially if you are using a public DNS server or one inside your firewall that gets hammered a great deal. In truth, performing a DNS lookup on the addresses in the "Received:" line is not essential – all it does it provide a fully-qualified domain name rather than an IP address in that line. If you are experiencing slowness because of DNS lookups that take a long time to resolve, you may want to consider disabling reverse resolution lookup in Exchange. The main disadvantage of this is that your domain name will not appear in "Received:" headers; only the IP address of your mail server(s) will appear.
To disable reverse DNS in Exchange, open REGEDIT and locate the key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\ MSExchangeIMC\Parameters
Add a new DWORD value named DisableReverseResolve and set it to 1. You'll need to restart Exchange before this takes effect.
Serdar Yegulalp is the editor of the Windows 2000 Power Users Newsletter.


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A French manicure has a pale pink base with bright white nail tips. Contrary to its name, the French manicure is actually an American invention. In France, this manicure is referred to as "la French," according to SheKnows Lifestyles.
Jeff Pink, the founder of Orly International nail care products, created this manicure style in the 1970s. The nude base and white tips were versatile and easily coordinated with celebrities' wardrobe changes. When he took this natural nail look to the catwalks of Paris, it caught on quickly. Upon returning to the United States, Mr. Pink renamed it the "French manicure."


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Mount Mercy students are critical thinkers, inquisitive learners, and dedicated to discovering the threads that are woven throughout history.
The majors within the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies wrap students in a firm grounding of liberal arts learning with Mercy values and ethics-driven leadership. You learn to examine ideas critically and gain a deeper understanding of yourself--both spiritually and personally.
Applied Philosophy | Major & Minor
The philosophy major aims to provide educational experiences that will give students the opportunity to understand and to answer important questions of human existence. It aims to assist students in integrating personal experience with philosophical reflection about values and the meaning of life, among other areas of study.
Religious Studies | Major & Minor
Religious ideas and symbols contribute to many people a sense of purpose in life. These courses engage students in critical analysis of such ideas and symbols. While this study often brings students personal enrichment, the academic study of religion focuses especially on developing skills of critical thinking and clear communication.