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County College of Morris
214 Center Grove Rd
Randolph, New Jersey 07869-2086
Phone: (973) 328-5000
22.64 miles away
DeSales University
2755 Station Avenue
Center Valley, Pennsylvania 18034-9568
Phone: (610) 282-1100
26.26 miles away
Bucks County Community College
275 Swamp Rd
Newtown, Pennsylvania 18940-4106
Phone: (215) 968-8000
27.15 miles away
Arcadia University
450 S Easton Rd
Glenside, Pennsylvania 19038-3295
Phone: (215) 572-2900
40.04 miles away
Antonelli Institute
300 Montgomery Ave
Erdenheim, Pennsylvania 19038-8242
Phone: (215) 836-2222
40.98 miles away
Temple University
1801 North Broad Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19122-6096
Phone: (215) 204-7000
47.10 miles away
New York University
70 Washington Sq South
New York, New York 10012-1091
Phone: (212) 998-1212
47.31 miles away
The New School
66 W 12th Street
New York, New York 10011-8603
Phone: (212) 229-5600
47.40 miles away
Fashion Institute of Technology
227 W 27th St
New York, New York 10001-5992
Phone: (212) 217-7999
47.63 miles away
Burlington County College
601 Pemberton-Browns Mills Road
Pemberton, New Jersey 08068-1599
Phone: (609) 894-9311
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Kotobuki, Kangaroo Point
Finally, exams are over and it's time for blogging! Wow, I can't believe what had been in my stomach during these pre-exam time. What's your comfort food during studying? Junk food, chocolate and caffeine are on the list for me! :)
Sushi is good too ...
And I recommend Kotobuki in Kangaroo Point. Seriously, you won't notice this place except for the long queue. I've been to this place twice and it's always good!
First time with SaC and we tried:
|Lion King - Seared salmon with crab stick, cucumber, avocado
This is my favourite so far and I've been ordering this on both occasions.
We ventured and tried their Kotobuki Roll. What's so special about this dish? They are like 'tempura sushi', each individual piece is fried in tempura batter. It certainly is an eye-opener!
|Kotobuki Roll- Crumbed Chicken with cream cheese and avocado
Next, the Spider Roll is on the table:
|Spider Roll- Soft shell crab, cucumber, lobster salad dressed with spicy mayo
Besides sushi, we tried their rice and noodle dishes:
|Top: Pork Oyako Don
Bottom: Noodle dish (can't remember it's name!)
Second time around I managed to try:
Chicken Teriyaki noodle
|Chicken Teriyaki Noodle
I like their teriyaki noodle too! *slurps*
Ruby Roll:
Ruby Roll:
|Ruby Roll- Fresh tuna with avocado, cream cheese and Japanese chili seasoning
Kotobuki's sushi is fresh and good. Have I said that they are cheap too?

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Great game, as always when these basketball powers meet. Thoughts:
— Bridgewater beat Plainfield's press early and pounded them inside with Andy August (24 points). Down 21-11 after one quarter, Plainfield made some key adjustments, primarily packing in a zone around August. The Cardinals ended the first half on a 21-2 run as August barely touched the ball.
— Somehow Bridgewater survived the 21-2 run and repeated blows to the head by Anthony Baskerville, Isaiah Epps and Tyrone Johnson, rallying from 12 down with 2:30 left in the fourth to force overtime. It speaks volumes about the toughness and discpline of Bridgewater that they stayed in this this game after Plainfield hit dagger after dagger from 3-point range.
— Unheralded Bridgewater junior Josh Beck forced overtime with 3-pointer with five seconds left thanks to an excellent ball reversal by August, who is the clubhouse leader for Player of the Year (with Scotch Plains' Bryan Dougher still out on the course).
— Down one in the final seconds of OT, Bridgewater had the last say but August forced a drive and was called for traveling as he hit the deck five feet from the basket. Close call — could have been a foul — but the right one. Not a bad move by August either. He had enough of a crevice to go for it. He gets one more step and BR's moving on instead of the Cardinals.
— Kudos to Plainfield for keeping its composure and prevailing in overtime. This young team has maturity beyond its years. Baskerville, in particular, rose to the occasion. He was the MVP.
— Rutgers coaches Darren Savino and Dennis Gregory were in the gym, looking at Epps and Johnson for the second straight game.
— Tough finish for Bridgewater, which suffered through a rare 0-2 postseason. The anonymous know-it-alls who say the Panthers need to schedule up have no idea what they're talking about. BR played Don Bosco, Irvington, Scotch Plains and Piscataway. They would have played Plainfield but the Cardinals broke the long-standing contract two years ago. Afterward Pete Vasil hinted at the possibility of re-starting the rivalry. He really should.
— As for Plainfield, the ride continues Friday at Linden in the semis. The Cardinals won there opening night, and this young group won't get rattled, but I can't see the upset. I really can't. I'm trying, and I flat-out can't. Desmond Wade makes too few mistakes, David Bruce has too big of a matchup advantage and Phil Colicchio is too good in the big spots. I will be there, though, and I'm looking forward to a great game.
One more thing: Tip of the Hoops Haven cap to Piscataway, which proved me wrong by beating Watchung Hills handily. Not only did the Chiefs come up big, but so did their fans. According to our right-hand man, Kevin Wright, they showed up in numbers matched the War Zone chant for chant. Well done. It' s a toss-up Friday night against Union in the other semi.


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It's been a while since we've seen a new episode of Arrow. The two teams became so splintered there is no way to reconnect them, leaving original team Arrow consisting of Green Arrow (Stephen Amell), Spartan (David Ramsey) and Overwatch (Emily Bett Rickards). But Arsenal (Colton Haynes) is back in town and Speedy (Willa Holland) is back in the suit. You'd think things would be looking better, but the video below shows that things may be getting worse. Spoilers for this week's episode below.
The video below posted on the official Arrow twitter account shows that John Diggle doesn't understand why Oliver Queen hasn't given him back the Green Arrow mantle. Felicity Smoak tries to explain it to Oliver, but he is Oliver and that means he doesn't respond in the most sensitive way. And it looks like things come to blows between the two friends. This seems a bit strange to me, I get that Diggle was looking forward to getting back in the hood once he got his arm fixed, but it's Oliver's in the first place and I just don't see Diggle being that territorial. Not sure them fighting over it makes a lot of sense. Everyone is going to extremes this season, maybe there is someone making that happen.
Arrow returns Thursday at 9 PM on the CW.
The reign of Ra's al Ghul lives on. Catch up before tomorrow's new episode: https://t.co/G7fmxOPJcI #Arrow pic.twitter.com/ot0B0fE5ZZ
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Raking with Daddy at my inlaws. Luke insists on the big rake.
Daddy showing him how to water the plants.
This could almost be a wet ending of a picture for me,
luckily he doesn't know how to spray the hose yet.
Mommy and Daddy on the walk.
This doesn't go with the theme but I couldn't resist putting it in.
Luke spilled lettuce all over the floor last night.


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Saturday, February 7, 2015
Mall CNY Crawl
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I like the cherry blossoms and the smaller lanterns arranged to make bigger lanterns.ReplyDelete
Doesn't look very busy? I dread going out these days - picking the stuff off the shelves is easy, the long queues at the cashiers' counters would put me off. And the horrendous jams on the roads. Looks like many have already come home for Chinese New Year...and it is going to get worse!!!ReplyDelete
Wah KL mall marathon.. You actually went to all the malls? Although all nearby, actually not very near also.. Like from Times Sq walk to Pavillion, far also wor..ReplyDelete
LOL!! I wouldn't be able to persevere like you! Good job! If I were to do it, it would probably be 2 trips. BTS-Low Yat-Sg Wang-Lot 10; and then next trip Pavillion-Starhill-F88..ReplyDelete
Wow, looks like you're into CNY shopping already! Did you shop a lot??ReplyDelete
7 malls in one day? LOL! That must be fun :)ReplyDelete
7 malls? If I walked 2 malls, I'll be dead tired already!ReplyDelete
I like Fahrenheit mallReplyDelete
Still 1u for me. :p :pReplyDelete
Pavilion one!!ReplyDelete


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text: Catastrophic thinking, perhaps, but Samsung's recent decision to discontinue its Blu-ray and 4K Blu-ray players has evidently convinced some enthusiasts the format is finished and on its last legs. ZDNet's Steven Vaughan-Nichols, for one, bluntly stated this week "Blu-ray is dead," justifying that thought by relaying Samsung's market dominance. He also believes DVD is (finally?) on the way out, as Netflix hasn't spent a cent to keep its physical rental business afloat. While streaming will only grow, aficionados argue studios will always make room for a high-quality format, even if it does stumble into a niche. The numbers speak for themselves. According to the Digital Entertainment Group 2018 home entertainment report, we spent more than ever on video last year, $23.3 billion, up 11.5 percent from 2017. Of that, subscription streaming -- led by Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Hulu -- took the lion's share, with a 30 percent year-over-year rise to $12.9 billion. We also bought and rented another $4.55 billion worth of online movies and TV shows. Blu-ray? Even with the growing popularity of 4K Blu-ray, movie, and TV show sales only came to $4.03 billion. That's a 14.6-percent drop from 2017.


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The aim of the project is to build a lab-grade data logger with PIC18F45K20 microcontroller and a 20-bit delta-sigma converter. It's named as G5 Data Logger.
This new data converter technology using delta-sigma simplifies the design of high resolution data recording device. One of the interesting chip is Linear Technology LTC2400, 24-bit ADC. Another chip of interest is LTC2420, 20-bit ADC.
The chip has pin and data output compatible to the LTC2400. This project uses new data logger using the LTC2420 and use the cheap memory card for data storage.
Download : Schematic, Firmware, Quick start, Brochure, Sample record of TMP36


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Teenage Mutant Supreme Court Judges
The Canadian copyright debate takes some strange metaphysical turns.
The Post-Celluloid Era
A review of Hervé Fischer's The Decline of the Hollywood Empire
Seven from Sangan River Meditations
Canada: More Liberal Than Tory?
A review of The Canadian Founding: John Locke and Parliament, by Janet Ajzenstat
That Decade in Paris
A review of Robert McAlmon's The Nightinghouls of Paris
Minority Views
A review of Canada Among Nations 2006: Minorities and Priorities, edited by Andrew F. Cooper and Dane Rowlands
Our Toxic Harvest
A review of Elizabeth Brubaker's Greener Pastures: Decentralizing the Regulation of Agricultural Pollution
Why Canadian History Is Boring
A review of The Penguin History of Canada, by Robert Bothwell
Realistic to Bizarre
A review of Optique, by Clayton Bailey, and Bang Crunch, by Neil Smith
Don't Try This at Home
A review of Michael Ondaatje's Divisadero
Guns and Gangs: A Deadly Duo
A review of Enter the Babylon System: Unpacking Gun Culture from Samuel Colt to 50 Cent, by Rodrigo Bascuñán and Christian Pearce, and Young Thugs: Inside the Dangerous World of Canadian Street Gangs, by Michael C. Chettleburgh
Brave, But Mostly Wrong
A review of Reflections on Islam: Ideas, Opinions, Arguments, by George Jonas
The Daughter's Dilemma
A review of Sandra Martin's The First Man in My Life: Daughters Write About Their Fathers
A Miserable War
A review of For Honour's Sake: The War of 1812 and the Brokering of an Uneasy Peace, by Mark Zuehlke
A Rich Heritage Ignored
A review of Leslie Dawn's National Visions, National Blindness: Canadian Art and Identities in the 1920s
My Cat Is Half-Greek, or Zeus Left The Acropolis Open Again
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Cover art and pictures throughout the issue by Aino Anto
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We all most likely have at least one game which we're looking forward to in for 2013. Whether it be The Last of Us, Gears of War, or the Tomb Raider reboot, there's no doubt that 2013 will be a very important year for games. Not only are we getting some of the best games that consoles like the 360 and PS3 have seen yet, the long rumored PS4 and 720 will probably come out later that year. Now, without further ado , here are some of the most anticipated games of 2013, (in no particular order).
Also, just so you know before we start, I originally had the title have 5, then felt the need to increase that number to 10, but by the time I finished, I realized 10 just wasn't enough. Now, on to the list.
15. Dead Space 3
Whether or not you enjoyed the second one, this one does look promising. Visceral Games is back, with a bit of change, too. We'll be getting co-op, and a new executive producer has been assigned, Arjan Bruseee (former Guerilla Games employee), so expect some great set pieces. All in all, you definitely shouldn't forget about this one. February 5th, 2013.
14. Tomb Raider
A reboot of the once very popular Tomb Raider franchise, a new take on the series by Crystal Dynamics is leaving many fans of the series and newcomers in awe and at the amazing looking graphics, the gameplay, and the idea. Whether or not you're a long-time fan of the series, you should definitely keep an eye on this one. March 5th, 2013.
13. God of War: Ascension
The earliest prequel yet in the God of War series – this one looks 10 times better than any God of War game we've seen yet, and we're quite excited for it. I mean, sure, Kratos has screamed enough already, but what's a little more? And, to top it all off, there's multiplayer. Yup, you read that right. March 12th, 2013.
12. Aliens: Colonial Marines
Gearbox has taken a break from their Borderlands series and is taking a shot at the Alien franchise. The game will come with multiplayer and a campaign, using iconic weapons from the movie. The game sees the return of the Xenomorphs (obviously) and different enemies such as the "Runner" from the movie Alien 3. February 12th, 2013.
11. Gears of War: Judgment
So whether or not EPIC Games is returning for the prequel to the Gears of War series, a subsidiary studio based in Poland called People Can Fly will be handling the game, and damn does it look good so far. Not only will the game be adding new multi-player modes, but apparently the campaign will be emotional (again!), so stay tuned for a review. March 19th, 2013.
10. Rayman Legends
Ubisoft Montpellier is back with their reboot of the Rayman series, and wow, it looks better than ever. It won some best platformer awards from some notable video game websites at E3, and it will be released exclusively for the Wii U… That's not to say though it won't come to consoles, whether they be this gen or next gen. February 26, 2013.
9. Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time
So whether or not Sucker Punch is back, the guys over at Sanzaru aren't completely new to the Sly Cooper series. They managed the port of the original three to the Playstation 3, and Sucker Punch has been helping and overseeing the development of the game to make sure they get it right. From what we've seen, it looks just like a Sly Cooper game, and all previews have been positive so far. February 5th, 2013.
8. Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
Level 5 is back on with the Playstation brand with a hotly anticipated port of Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch. Although the game has been released in Japan, it is still being localized for North America and Europe. If you haven't played the demo on the PS Store yet, we highly suggest it, it's fantastic. You can't deny the game looks beautiful, and previews are saying the game is emotional, fun, and just downright awesome. January 22nd, 2013.
7. Remember Me
Originally a PS3 exclusive (now multi-platform), Capcom has apparently decided to take a shot with a brand new IP by Dontnod Entertainment. We'll be playing as a woman named Nilin, a 'memory hunter' who will literally change people's memories. There will be many combos to learn that will help the player, and believe us, there are a lot. 50,000+ according to Capcom. May, 2013.
6. Grand Theft Auto V
Yes, Rockstar is back ladies and gentlemen. This is quite possibly the most anticipated game for 2013, and the game looks simply stunning. Gameplay sounds very interesting, and you just can't beat Rockstar North when it comes to having fun in open-world environments. We're returning to San Andreas (Rockstar's take on Los Angeles) and we'll be able to visit Los Santos and Las Venturas (San Francisco and Las Vegas). Spring, 2013.
5. Bioshock: Infinite
Irrational games is back with their third entry into their Bioshock series, and this time we're no where near Rapture, but rather the above ground (floating) city of Columbia. Columbia is a steam punk style floating city, run by factions set on keeping it for "pure American citizens only". Expect to have some great gameplay, awesome set pieces, and an engaging story. March 26th, 2013.
4. Metro: Last Light
Although Metro 2033 was a flawed gem, 4A Games is looking to fix any and all problems with their sequel (Yes, the stealth parts were just unbearable). Last Light be be returning to the roots, and this time it will not be based off of it's book counterpart, Metro 2034, but instead an entirely new story. We'll follow Artyom again as he makes his way underground and aboveground in a post-apocalyptic Moscow. March, 2013.
3. Beyond: Two Souls
Quantic Dream is at it again, with another PS3 exclusive that looks downright beautiful. The game will follow a young girl named "Jodie Holmes" as she goes through 15 years of her life discovering the after life, death, entities, and more. Ellen Page will be playing Jodie, and she noted in an interview that the script is around 2000 pages long, so expect an incredible, engaging story with some awesome set pieces. May 25th, 2013.
2. The Last of Us
I don't think this game will need much of an explanation. Anyone on the internet will most likely know what this is all about, but in case you don't. Joel and Ellie respectively, 15 years after the world goes to hell, they're one of the few remaining people who are sane or alive in (presumably) the world, and they're heading towards a currently unknown destination. We'd highly suggest you go watch the trailers if you haven't already, because the game looks like it's going to be one of the best games this generation. May 7th, 2013.
1. Watch_Dogs
Everything is connected. It's worth noting we have no window of release for this game yet, or whether or not it's even on the current generation of consoles, but I think it's high up on most people's list for "anticipated games". The game's antihero Aiden Pearce can use any device tied to the city's central operating system (ctOS) as a weapon against it. The game itself has a very interesting premise, and the fact that it's a new IP is generating lots of hype around the gaming universe. 2013-2014
Bonus: Honorable Mentions:
– Arma III
– SimCity
– The Elder Scrolls Online
– Company of Heroes 2
– Plants vs. Zombies 2
– Hotline Miami 2
– Crysis 3
– Star Wars 1313
– Metal Gear Rising
– Devil May Cry Reboot
– Fuse
– South Park: The Stick of Truth
– Dead Island: Riptide
– Puppeteer
– Yakuza 5
– Pikmin 3
– Bayonetta 2
– Total War: Rome II
What is interesting to note about practically all these titles (with the exception of Wii U exclusive titles) they're coming out in early or in the middle of 2013, which can only mean one thing… new consoles at the end of 2013? We've heard practically nothing, but I think it's now safe to assume they're coming out then.
Until that time comes around though, be sure to stick around for more news, articles, and features.
Do you agree with this list? Do you think we missed some games? Let us know in the comments below!


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Alvin recently got a message from Kylie, the lead singer of La Petite Jazzy Jam, a local jazz ensemble, who would be playing at JCCAC. "We're playing! Come and draw us!" she said. A message was then promptly sent out to sketchers. Although the event was free, we still needed to notify Kylie about the number of tickets required. Quite a few of us responded with enthusiasm. Concert sketching? Fun! There's so much to focus on - shiny instruments, musicians deeply engrossed and in the flow, and stage lighting meant dramatic shadows and wild colors - a pleasant departure from our usually natural palettes, and all while being highly entertained too.
We had a quick dinner at a little restaurant close to JCCAC in Shek Kip Mei, and were joined by visiting sketchers from Manchester, Will and Pat. The evening was one of the first that felt wintery this December, and after a pleasant chat and warm food in our bellies, we trooped across the street to meet Kylie.
Located at the Black Box Theatre in the basement of JCCAC, the concert that evening would consist of 2 sets. The first was by an amateur smooth jazz group, Smooth Gen, and the next by Kylie's snazzily named La Petite Jazzy Jam. She welcomed us warmly, then proceeded to brief us on what was to happen that evening, generously inviting us to sit anywhere we chose. Each set would last about 50 minutes, giving us plenty of time to warm up, settle in and get some interesting pieces done.
The bands were to perform on the floor at entrance level. Stadium-style seating rose in rows before them, and we could sit wherever we chose.There were 14 of us in total, and we arrayed ourselves around the theatre, some sitting right behind the musicians, some in the front row, some flanking the band, some higher up for a different vantage point.
Stools and chairs unfolded, tools were set out, and much squinting happened as the interior was typical of a musical evening and thus quite dimly lit. 'Appropriately atmospheric' would be another way to see things. As performances progressed, some sketchers used their phones to light their sketchbooks while others gamely took a wild stab at color combinations, making the one iPad used that evening shine a touch brighter as a versatile option under such conditions.
After much foot-tapping and head-bobbing along with the music, the evening ended with a Show-and-Tell to share the fruit of our labors. We mingled, chatted and took many, many photos. Both organizers and participants beamed at the outcome. The musicians in particular seemed as thrilled to be the focus of our work, as we were to sketch them. Concert sketching again anyone?
Alvin Wong
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Chickita Kwan
Chloe Ka Kei Yau
Elena Klimova
Guillaume How-Choong
Magi Chen
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Name: rachel
Location: my house.. y?
Gender: all gurl
bands you listen to: blink 182 (not sucking up!) switchfoot, green day, sum 41, bowling for soup etc.
Favorite book: ya know: harry potter = *
Favorite movie:hardball ( :' ( that movie is so sad!)
Favorite song quote: dare ya to move... pick yourself up off the floor... dare ya to move
Favorite cd: umm.... really dont' have one.... tee hee =P
opinions on..
emo kids: get over ur self = O
gay marriage: sokay
localscene: local sence? what local sence? o.O
are you active in it: see above answer and make up ur own.
the o.c.: uhmmmmm. no. o.O
make us laugh: why do bottles of water have experation dates?!?!!? (srry but idk either X D )
Why should we accept you: b/c u told me too chelle, and b/c i have nothing better to do than fill out this application.


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Wow, that is pretty nice :) What kind of camera do you have? I am planning to invest for my first DSLR cause taking photos like these are really memorable. Nice work!
I use a Canon EOS 30D at the moment. I just ordered a Canon EOS 5D Mk II though :)
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Kelly's real goal is to see Monaghan join the elite
The number three has particular resonance for Monaghan defender Fintan Kelly as he prepares to face the might of Dublin's much-vaunted attack in today's All-Ireland Senior Football Championship quarter-final at Croke Park (6.00pm).
On their last three visits to Headquarters for last eight assignments, Malachy O'Rourke's Oriel side tasted nothing only heartbreak.
They were beaten 0-14 to 0-12 by Tyrone in 2013, surrendered rather more tamely to Dublin the following year, 2-22 to 0-11, and then succumbed to Mickey Harte's side again in 2015, 0-18 to 0-14.
But if quarter-final results have not gone Monaghan's way, then for Kelly personally the omens could hardly be better going into today's contest.
In his team's last three qualifier ties against Wexford, Carlow and Down he has scored a goal in each - a major achievement for a player who is ostensibly the right-full-back in the line-up.
The modest Kelly is clearly surprised by his achievement to date but is much more concerned how his team fares against the raging hot favourites to land what would be a third successive All-Ireland crown.
Monaghan have been unable to make it into an All-Ireland final in recent years but today they get a golden opportunity to reveal their best form.
"We need to prove to ourselves we're close to the very top level. We haven't done it in the Championship on the very big days," insists Kelly.
Monaghan: R Beggan; F Kelly, D Wylie, R Wylie; C Walshe, K Duffy, K O'Connell; K Hughes, D Hughes; G Doogan, D Malone, S Carey; R McAnespie, D Freeman, C McManus
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Jamner is a taluka based in the Jalgaon district of Maharashtra. It belongs to the Northern Maharashtrian region and is located 37 km away from Jalgaon. Mumbai lies at a distance of 426 km from Jamner. Bodwad, Bhusawal, Soegaon and Jalgaon surround Jamner. The cities near Jamner include Soyagaon, Yawal and Bhusawal.
Places to Stay
There are many budget-friendly hotels in Jamner. Some of them include Hotel Priyanka Palace (Tariff – Rs. 1500), Hotel India Garden (Tariff – Rs. 1000) and Hotel Shalimar (Tariff –Rs. 800.)
The official spoken language of Jamner is Marathi, Hindi is also widely spoken here.
Some of the festivals that are celebrated in Jamner include Vinayaka Chaturthi (September), Sakranti (January), Ugadi (March), Dasara (October) and Ramnavami (March.)
Places of Interest
Some of the popular tourist attractions around Jamner include Bhusawal (26 km), Soyagaon (32 km) and Jalagaon (36 km.)
How to Get There
The Chikkalthana airport is the nearest airport and is located about 125 km away from Jamner.
Jamner has its own railway station and is well-connected with other towns and cities through the railway network.
Jamner is well-connected to other cities by buses as well. There are daily bus services to Bhusawal, Jalgaon and Pahur (among others.) Some of the best bus operators in this region include Raj Travels and Sachin Travels. Booking bus tickets online from several bus booking websites like Ticketgoose.com is very convenient.


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Never underestimate the experiences that you're going through,
In time, the purpose will be revealed for you;
You may not be prepared to what it appears,
Keep trusting that all is going well as it unfolds.
Monthly Archives: July 2013
What was Said to the Rose by Rumi
What was said to the rose that made it open
was said to me here in my chest.
What was told the cypress that made it strong
and straight, what was whispered the jasmine
so it is what it is, whatever made sugarcane
sweet; whatever was said to the inhabitants
of the town of Chigil in Turkestan that makes
them so handsome, whatever lets the pomegranate
flower blush like a human face, that is being
said to me now. I blush. Whatever put eloquence
in language, that's happening here. The great
warehouse doors open; I fill with gratitude,
chewing a piece of sugarcane, in love with
the one to whom every that belongs!
Stunt Writing for Personal Growth (SWPG)
Life is either a daring adventure, or nothing. —Helen Keller
This open online course from Canvas Network is offered by Erin Jourdan, a published writer, and author of the book "Stunt Writing 101", in which this course is based on.
A stunt is an unusual or difficult feat of daring act requiring a great focus on showing off a specific skill. Stunt Writing for Personal Growth is a process that uses writing as a tool to figure out what issues we have been circling around in our lives, and gain skills in communicating our unique story. The class includes prompts, lectures, readings, and discussions for writers of any age, at any level.
DO One thing every day that scares you. — Eleonor Roosevelt
These Spiritual Window-Shoppers by Rumi
These spiritual window-shoppers,
who idly ask, 'How much is that?' Oh, I'm just looking.
They handle a hundred items and put them down,
shadows with no capital.
What is spent is love and two eyes wet with weeping.
But these walk into a shop,
and their whole lives pass suddenly in that moment,
in that shop.
Where did you go? "Nowhere."
What did you have to eat? "Nothing much."
Even if you don't know what you want,
buy something, to be part of the exchanging flow.
Start a huge, foolish project,
like Noah.
It makes absolutely no difference
what people think of you.
Rumi, 'We Are Three', Mathnawi VI, 831-845
A Star Without a Name by Rumi
When a baby is taken from the wet nurse,
it easily forgets her
and starts eating solid food.
Seeds feed awhile on ground,
then lift up into the sun.
So you should taste the filtered light
and work your way toward wisdom
with no personal covering.
That's how you came here, like a star
without a name. Move across the night sky
with those anonymous lights.
(Mathnawi III, 1284-1288)
"Say I am You" Coleman Barks Maypop, 1994
A Heartbeat Away
Lyrics by: Jenny Jordan Frogley
Soundtrack of Movie: CHARLY
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Dreams, seem so far away
And other times,
Just right around the corner
And I know you're gone
But I'm amazed how close you feel
And we both, for long
The love we have is real
I close my eyes
And feel you near
In every dream,in every tear
In every memory
That doesn't fade away
And it feels like FOREVER
Is just a heartbeat away…
Days may come and go
Then suddenly,
Oh time won't seem to matter
There's a space between us
But love can spare the distance
We can reach beyond these walls
Until I'll be with you
I close my eyes
And feel you near
In every dream,in every tear
In every memory
That doesn't fade away
And it feels like FOREVER
Is just a heartbeat away…
People say that I'll forget
And time will dry away my tears
But how could they know
What it feels like
When all the word we've ever shared
I left the shadows everywhere
And every single falling star
Makes me wanna be, where you are
I close my eyes
And feel you near
In every dream,in every tear
In every memory
That doesn't fade away
And it feels like FOREVER
Is just a heartbeat away…
And it feels like FOREVER
Is just a heartbeat away…


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Anaheim Ducks' 2nd round pick in the 2012 draft (#36 overall) left wing Nic Kerdiles(8) leaves two years of college on the shelf after a pair of successful seasons to sign his entry level deal that runs through 2016.
He was a more than a point-per-game player at University Of Wisconsin and won an NCAA/WCHA Championship as a freshman. He was named MVP after a 10-point tournament effort.
The 6'1″ 200 lbs. forward joined minor league affiliate Norfolk Admirals on an ato to finish off 2013/2014, where he notched his first pro goal and three assists, helping the team to a Calder Cup Playoff berth.
In 10 postseason contests through the first two rounds he added another 3 tallies and another helper to help solidify his standing as he heads into his rookie year.
The only 20-year old born in the heart of hockey, Lewisville, TX, skates an aggressive game, always digging for the puck and getting himself into the open spots for scoring chances.
He should make an impact going into training camp and make it difficult to send him down to start his first full season in the AHL.


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Don't be swayed by superstition
Don't be swayed by superstition
By Catherine Cashmore
Tuesday, 14 February 2012
Ever had one of those days when you're feeling a sensation beyond common understanding? Superstitious uncertain elements in our lives leave us with the uncomfortable feeling that some unknown, uncontrollable, pre-dictated event is "meant to be". It might not be the foundation of your belief; however, it's a common feeling that most of us experience at some point in our lives and often bears unruly influence on the path we follow. It's particularly influential in the purchase of residential property – often stemming from elements that are buried deep in our subconscious memory.
We have the unfortunate ability to learn and speculate on future events based on influences that may or may not be working to our advantage, yet in order to really take control of our future, it's futile to try and divorce ourselves totally from this questionable influence. The trouble remains, that all investment choices are – to some extent – speculation. Using the recent financial catastrophe as an example, it's possible (with savvy use of Google) to seek out those who predicted the fall and those who totally missed it. With so much uncertainty circulating financial markets now, how enticing is it to bet on their other predictions to see if they also came to fruition? Especially as the overriding sensation when looking at US or European residential markets is to think similar events could happen here – even if they were to occur under different circumstances.
However in Australia, when it comes to property investment there are certain things you can "speculate" on and be as close to 100% certain as speculation can get. Australia has the most transparent property market in the world.
In detailed surveys conducted by Jones Lang LaSalle, Australia consistently ranks as number one out of 81 markets across America, Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and North Africa. For those interested, the survey covers, performance measurement, market fundamentals, listed vehicles, regulatory and legal environments and detailed elements of the transaction process. As Jones Lang LaSalle correctly point out, rising levels of transparency are important in terms of attracting both local and foreign investment and also ensuring market regulation.
However, while transparency doesn't prevent elements that lead to market crashes, the free (or at least readily available) flow of information has the ability to speed up recovery in markets where transparency bears a priority – and Australia bears the best example. The information available to our property investors is sight to the blind. In fact such is the detail contained in various property reports, including detailed suburb specific statistical information, the probability of walking into a property disaster is diminished considerably. Careful analysis of the data will also enable investors to time the market and purchase at the correct stage of the property cycle. All in all, we have information and qualified advice available to ensure one of the top rules in real estate investment is adhered to: not over-paying in the first place.
Another sure thing in Australia is population growth. In Australia, we're averaging higher immigration than China, the US, Canada, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia and most other. Furthermore, a quick analysis of information collected and free to all from the Australian Bureau of Statistics reveals exactly where our population is heading – the capital cities. Even though we consistently rank in the top five for the least number of inhabitants per square kilometre, due to the unique topography of our land and climate, 85% of our population live within 50 kilometres of the coast in urban landscapes. Well over 70% of our population is squeezed into the capital cities, with some growing faster than others. The demands on infrastructure and existing amenities along with the challenges associated with sourcing skilled labour to build the accommodation needed to meet demand ensures consistent uprising pressure on existing property prices.
While it would be remarkably foolish to use these statistics to totally weather against the possibility of a "popped" market in some localities, it's possible to pinpoint areas where demand will be consistent and land will remain in short supply and therefore continue to be a highly sort after asset. A brief look at the 2030 plans of each capital city will give some scope of the relatively swift changes that are set to occur in our demographic structure, and this information will ensure educated assessment of the other major influence of property prices – supply verses demand.
If you get the supply/demand equation right, with the right property, suited to the right demographic, you're assured – even in the worst times – you'll attract consistent tenancy and in the best times, solid capital growth.
For property investors, any confusion over the particular buyer market to target is another major deliberation that needs to be taken into account to ensure long-term demand. However, risks of missing approaching trends can easily be diminished when evaluating the makeup of the future Aussie purchaser. For example, by 2050, the Asian market is expected to dominate the Australian population. As I've pointed out in previous articles, Asian buyers have a completely different emotional relationship to property than the now influential Australian/European purchaser. Trends include a preference to modern interior designs, apartment living, or in areas of prestige, trophy home mansions designed to impress.
Providing you're familiar with the local state or suburban landscape, it's easy to pick out areas where this type of buyer market will have prominence. Other considerations – such as school zones for example – indicate that buyer trends will incline towards family homes rather than units or townhouses. It may be time consuming, however detailed information on local markets, developing infrastructure, buyer trends, zoning and heritage overlays, are free and accessible to anyone who cares to seek out the data, thereby cutting out the need for risky speculation.
Providing the purchase is a long-term acquisition of 10-plus years, all the major rules to diminish risky property investment are covered: What to pay, where to purchase, and what to buy. However, other elements, dependant on real future unknowns, will certainly bear effect on short-term price movements (hence why property investment must always be a long-term plan).
It's largely agreed that buyer and investor uncertainty has played a major part in the recent slump in Australia's property cycle. When the RBA come out with statements such as "global uncertainty", it's effectively code for "we just don't know". From the recent overwhelming "expert" consensus that rates would drop to the out-of-sync movements between of the major banks and the RBA, it seems leading economists would have better odds betting on the Melbourne Cup than they would educating the general population.
Furthermore, in less than four years, we've gone from a generation that had no physical memory of recession and an $80 billion government surplus to some $153 billion of budget deficit and a global economy that looks a deeper shade of black. Major retailers such as Borders have closed their doors, not to mention the scores of small traders and businesses who can't keep their heads above water. Job losses in manufacturing and a ridiculously high dollar just add to the mix. It's all very well stressing the strength of our mining sector, population growth, and rosy outlook in comparison to other markets – however, short-term uncertainty has a far greater effect on a society used to changing jobs every few years and milk-fed on Australia's class-free "anyone can make it" mindset.


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Nature Conservation in Estonia
For preserving biological diversity and for ensuring the favorable status of threatened species and habitats, 18,8% of Estonia's land area and 28% of the water area has been taken under protection.
Estonia has a total of 3,816 protected natural objects including:
- 6 national parks;
- 172 nature reserves;
- 153 landscape protection areas (nature parks);
- 514 parks and stands;
- 325 limited-conservation areas;
- 1,461 species' protection sites;
- 1,095 individual protected natural objects;
- 23 natural objects protected at the local government level;
- 63 protected areas with old protection regulation.
The western capercaillie (Tetrao urogallus). Photo by Jaanus Tanilsoo


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Why Ragdale?
A passionate team, 40 years experience, award winning, extensive facilities....and there's more!
Visiting Ragdale Hall for the first time? Then there are a few things you may find useful to know.
Ragdale Hall is an award winning health spa with an enviable reputation built over 40 years for excellent facilities and caring and friendly customer service.
Ragdale is not a hotel and although we provide many services of a top class hotel, we do many things differently. Our style of service has evolved in response to our guest's feedback over the years and makes Ragdale unique in its laid back style. You will find there is always a member of staff ready to help with any queries either before you arrive or whilst at the Hall, so please ask if anything is bothering you or if you have any questions. Check in and check out times have to be allocated due to the number of guests who want to come to Ragdale. By adhering to them, all guests can enjoy the same relaxing and beneficial experience.
If you are staying overnight packages include all meals. Whilst lettuce leaves, carrot juice and calorie counting are long gone, our food remains healthy and nutritious using the highest quality ingredients. There is an abundance of choice but if you are unable to find something you like, our chefs are willing to discuss alternatives to suit your individual preferences and dietary requirements.
Breakfast is served in your room by cheery maids who have prepared your meal from the choices you have made the previous day. There is an option for an early breakfast in your room
(or a later one served in the Verandah Bar) but the majority of guests choose to have a leisurely breakfast whilst planning the day ahead, in the luxury of their bedroom between 8.00 and 8.30am.
We do not have a dress code but most guests spend much of the day in their robes. They find it is the most relaxing way to go from treatments to the Spa and to relax in. Many guests wish to 'dress' for dinner but just as many choose to dine in their robes, especially if they have just come from a treatment.
Whilst you may enjoy a glass of wine or champagne, a Pimms or even a bottled beer, as a health spa, Ragdale does not have a full bar offering.
Most guests come to Ragdale to relax and we try to maintain a calm, chilled out ambiance hence 'no kids allowed'! It is difficult in this day and age to get away from mobiles and laptops, but we try to create an atmosphere where their use is discreet (preferably in your own room where free of charge WIFI is provided) and talking on a mobile is not allowed in public areas.
On arrival you will be given a schedule which details the times of your treatments, meals and any classes you have shown an interest in. As we have so many guests, it helps us enormously if you stick to these times, but if for some reason, there is a timing that doesn't suit you, we will do our best to change it.
Whilst we do have a few male therapists amongst our many, you will not be scheduled to have a treatment with one of them without you giving your ok or requesting one.
Ragdale operates at high occupancy levels and whilst we always endeavour to accommodate room and treatment requests, this may not always be possible. If we cannot accommodate your request, you will be informed beforehand.
We want you to relax and enjoy every minute of your visit to Ragdale, so please speak to us if you have any requests or questions.
General Enquiries – 01664 434831
Reservations – 01664 433000
Treatments & Activities Advice Line – 01664 433043


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In Fabric
Strickland frequently tests viewers' patience, but his off-putting sensibility is powerful enough to make In Fabric as mesmerizing as its subject: salesmanship as a sinister,…
Strickland frequently tests viewers' patience, but his off-putting sensibility is powerful enough to make In Fabric as mesmerizing as its subject: salesmanship as a sinister,…
Portrait of a Lady on Fire is its own, wondrous, magnificent thing.
Roger Ebert on James Ivory's "Howards End".
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
An article about today's noon premiere of a new movie about architect Benjamin Marshall at the Gene Siskel Film Center.
An article about the screening of Horace Jenkins' "Cane River" on Friday, November 1st, at the Academy Film Archive in Los Angeles.
Scout Tafoya's video essay series about maligned masterpieces celebrates Steven Soderbergh's Solaris.
An article about today's noon premiere of a new movie about architect Benjamin Marshall at the Gene Siskel Film Center.
An FFC on Gavin Hood's Official Secrets.
A celebration of Yasujiro Ozu, as written by a Far Flung Correspondent from Egypt.
A piece on Robert De Niro, Harvey Keitel, and Joe Pesci, and what they've meant to the career of Martin Scorsese.
A review of Apple TV's Truth Be Told with Octavia Spencer and Aaron Paul.
The Tenenbaums occupy a big house in a kind of dreamy New York. It has enough rooms for each to hide and nurture a personality incompatible with the others. Royal Tenenbaum (Gene Hackman), the patriarch, left home abruptly some years before and has been living in a hotel, on credit, ever since. There was never actually a divorce. His wife Etheline (Anjelica Huston) remains at home with their three children, who were all child prodigies and have grown into adult neurotics. There's Chas (Ben Stiller), who was a financial whiz as a kid; Margot (Gwyneth Paltrow), who was adopted, and won a big prize for writing a school play, and Richie (Luke Wilson), once a tennis champion.
All three come with various partners, children and friends. The most memorable are Raleigh St. Clair (Bill Murray), a bearded intellectual who has been married to Margot for years but does not begin to know her; Eli Cash (Owen Wilson), who lived across the street, became like a member of the family, and writes best-selling Westerns that get terrible reviews; Henry Sherman (Danny Glover), who was Etheline's accountant for 10 years until they suddenly realized they were in love, and such satellites as Pagoda (Kumar Pallana), Royal's faithful servant (who once in India tried to murder Royal and then rescued him from ... himself ...) and the bellboy Dusty (Seymour Cassel), who impersonates a doctor when Royal fakes a fatal illness.
Trying to understand the way this flywheel comedy tugs at the heartstrings, I reflected that eccentricity often masks deep loneliness. All the Tenenbaums are islands entire of themselves. Consider that Margot has been a secret smoker since she was 12. Why bother? Nobody else in the family cares, and when they discover her deception they hardly notice. Her secrecy was part of her own strategy to stand outside the family, to have something that was her own.
One of the pleasures of the movie is the way it keeps us a little uncertain about how we should be reacting. It's like a guy who seems to be putting you on, and then suddenly reveals himself as sincere, so you're stranded out there with an inappropriate smirk. You can see this quality on screen in a lot of Owen Wilson's roles--in the half-kidding, half-serious way he finds out just how far he can push people.
The movie's strategy of doubling back on its own emotions works mostly through the dialogue. Consider a sort of brilliant dinner-table conversation where Royal tells the family he has cancer, they clearly don't believe him (or care), he says he wants to get to know them before he dies, the bitter Chas says he's not interested in that, and Royal pulls out all the stops by suggesting they visit their grandmother. Now watch how it works. Chas and Richie haven't seen her since they were 6. Margot says piteously that she has never met her. Royal responds not with sympathy but with a slap at her adopted status: "She wasn't your real grandmother." See how his appeal turns on a dime into a cruel put-down? Anderson's previous movies were "Bottle Rocket" (1996) and "Rushmore" (1998), both offbeat comedies, both about young people trying to outwit institutions. Anderson and the Wilson brothers met at the University of Texas, made their first film on a shoestring, have quickly developed careers, and share a special talent. (That Owen Wilson could co-write and star in this, and also star in the lugubrious "Behind Enemy Lines," is one of the year's curiosities.) Like the Farrelly brothers, but kinder and gentler, they follow a logical action to its outrageous conclusion.
Consider, for example, what happens after Royal gets bounced out of his latest hotel and moves back home. His wife doesn't want him and Chas despises him (for stealing from his safety deposit box), so Royal stealthily moves in with a hospital bed, intravenous tubes, private medical care, and Seymour Cassel shaking his head over the prognosis. When this strategy is unmasked, he announces he wants to get to know his grandkids better--wants to teach them to take chances. So he instructs Chas' kids in shoplifting, playing in traffic and throwing things at taxicabs.
"The Royal Tenenbaums" is at heart profoundly silly, and loving. That's why it made me think of Wodehouse. It stands in amazement as the Tenenbaums and their extended family unveil one strategy after another to get attention, carve out space, and find love. It doesn't mock their efforts, dysfunctional as they are, because it understands them--and sympathizes.
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According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, Reading can be defined as a particular interpretation of something. In this 21st century, The rate at which students pay blind eyes to their studies and their reading habit is really alarming and needs urgent attention. Firstly, As a Student, we all know he/she to be the Future leader of this nation. Therefore must be of high standard and qualification. A student must be able to address the general public in his/her various field without any form of frightness or shyness.
Quoting what "Francis Bacon" said; And I quote "Reading maketh a full man; conference a ready man; and writing an exact man" but Africans as a case study, most especially Nigerians, most students prefer to surf the internet in search of things that are irrelevant to them or their lives but will prefer to waste their entire time watching irrelevant videos and listening to Music which will have no impact in their lives or studies.
Secondly, students of nowadays spend so many hours on Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram browsing through posts that are of no benefits to them, wouldn't be beneficial or have any impact in their lives. Most Youths of nowadays are now involved in internet fraud (Yahoo) which has consumed a major part of their lives, preventing them from concentrating on their studies, thereby affecting their reading culture. On the other hand, Students poor reading habit can be viewed from the psychological (which is the science or study of the mind and behavior) and emotional [a strong feeling (such as love, anger, joy, hate, or fear)] perspective.
The moment a student feels intimidated on campus, He/She will have some emotional problems either negatively or positively which can affect the state of his/her brain and cause instability to his/her mental well being. A well matured Male as a case study who actually happens to be a friend of mine gained admission into the Polytechnic (name withheld for security purpose) got intimidated while on campus by some notorious cultist and this actually affected him in a lot of ways and was tempted to join the group. What a pity!
Poor reading habit eventually leads to malpractice in examination which is rampant in our institutions most especially in Nigeria, You can imagine some students coming into the Exam Hall with different types or forms of exam malpractice materials like Phones, body or paper inscription and lots more. At "Federal Polytechnic, Offa", Cheating in an examination hall is prohibited and if someone is caught, that is the end of such individual's education in the school. This act needs to be adopted by the Universities and other Polytechnics because it will be of a great help in curbing the high rate of exam malpractices due to poor reading habit.
The General state of the country is another factor that may influence the reading habit in a student's life. In a country whereby a student will have to stay awake till around 11-12 pm just to have his/her lamp charged just so, they could read. The rate is really high most especially in my present Institution and community (Offa, Kwara State). We implore the Federal Government and the State Government to find a remedy to the instability of Power Supply by the Privatized institutions in charge of Electricity in Nigeria. To encourage and promote reading habits among the youths. Now, As a student and probably a graduate in the making, Poor reading habit will have a bad effect in someone's career life later in the future.
If a student is well versed and usually read his books day in-day out, he wouldn't have any issue with how to pronounce words and understanding the meaning of the words. You can imagine a graduate, whose grade is a Distinction or an Upper Credit grade and he/she can't express him/herself correctly among other colleagues or even in an interview. What else can we say about such scenario, That clearly shows that he/she is not up to the standard of the result and might have been cheating to get the result throughout his/her 4-5 years in the institution.
From my own perspective, To curb this poor reading habit on campus, firstly the Academic Board Members should organize an orientation for all students with no exception to any department on the importance of cultivating a good reading habit especially in their various fields of specialization. Also, as humans are generally forgetful, it is important that incentives or reminders in form of seminal or pictorial representation can be organised or shared among students within the campus to reinforce the essence of being a student of knowledge. Secondly, A conducive environment will go a long way in profering solution to the deteriorated reading habit that has eaten deep into higher institutions. For example, A student cannot be expected to read and assimilate or give total concentration in an environment with noise pollution.
As we all know that we're now in the Era of Technology, Institutions should try as much as possible to make the E-Library available and functional and also develop his own Mobile Application which should be updated every semester containing the necessary course outlines for each department, This will grant easy access of materials even if the student is addicted to his/her phone as he/she will gain one or two things from surfing the internet instead of wasting his/her precious time.
Addressing the student, The student needs to work on various aspects too like adjusting their reading attitude (He/She should ask him/herself if he's reading to understand or just to tell others he/she read and read and read). A student should give full concentration while reading and minimize wasting time on frivolities such as Music, Partying, Playing etc to avoid been distracted.
My piece of advice for my fellow students is that we are the leader of tomorrow and we can start building our futures now by improving our reading habit before it is too late. Nobody is an island of knowledge as we all know and the most brilliant student in your department is also someone like you, It's just that He/She plans and works towards it. You too can do better!!! Just make Hay while the Sun is still shining… Thank you and God Bless.
P.S This article was written by Johnson Asena Ayomide is an advocate for Girls under the Umbrella of "Royal Pearls Girl Up Club, Nigeria" (Affiliated with "Girl Up Club, United Nation") and a Publisher for Knowislam.com.ng. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com | Facebook: facebook.com/iamjuncinayo | Instagram: @iamjuncinayo | Twitter: @iamjucinayo | WhatsApp: +2348179398383.


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1. Stay Puft Marshmallows (Ghostbusters)
The Ghostbusters' universe equivalent of 9/11
Man, kinda hard to imagine anyone going out and buying a bag of Stay-Puft after the events of Ghostbusters. Like, that was a supernatural disaster on the scale of 9/11, except if 9/11 were committed by a horrifying enormous science-defying food mascot. Like, you wouldn't buy Al-Qaeda brand marshmallows after 9/11, right? Right.
And it wasn't Stay-Puft's fault at all! Just cuz Dan Aykroyd couldn't manage to keep his mind blank for like 3 minutes, a marshmallow company will forever be associated with a Godzilla-level event happening in NYC.
2. Trask Industries (X-Men: Days of Future Past)
"If you think about it, the guy trying to protect everyone from the people who can control your mind and drop stadiums on the White House is the REAL enemy."
Here's the deal - the Sentinels were pretty well-made (it's not like Bolivar Trask could have known he'd have to build them without using ANY metal, given Magneto was imprisoned at the time of their creation), and by the end of the film, it's clear that they WERE necessary. Mutants are DANGEROUS AS HELL. Just because Mystique doesn't shoot Bolivar Trask and/or Nixon in the face doesn't disprove anything - Magneto just dropped a FUCKING STADIUM around the White House and took control of the Sentinels and oh yeah there's Charles Xavier, the guy who can control anyone's mind whenever he feels like it.
Trask Industries did good, quality work, and got ruined forever by those meddling mutants. Sure, in the future, they would have EVENTUALLY become evil, but it's not really fair to punish a company BEFORE they do anything wrong.
3. Museums With Dinosaur Fossils (Jurassic World)
Astronaut Ice Cream sales have been plummeting for years - and now THIS?
Regular zoos probably fell out of favor BIGTIME when a functioning Dinosaur Zoo opened, but I'm not gonna say zoos are undeserving of failure - they're animal prisons and are weird and sad to begin with, so fuck 'em. But museums that banked on big dinosaur fossils as their key attraction? That's years of investment and careful archaeology work, all wasted.
After REAL LIVING DINOSAURS are around, who's gonna give a shit about going to a place to see some bones? No one, that's who. Museums probably got hit real hard in the world of Jurassic World, and all the astronaut ice cream sales in the world won't make up the money they lost.


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text: Anita Eugenie Potter – 97, of Grand View Manor, Berwick, formerly of Foster Street, Berwick, passed away peacefully on Sunday, December 2, 2018 in the Valley Regional Hospital, Kentville. Born in South Waterville, Kings County, she was a daughter of the late James Percy and Ella Eugenie (Crocker) Foster. Anita had been a loving wife, mother and grandmother. She was a people person and had a strong love of life. With her sharp mind and quick wit could often be heard singing a song or quoting a verse. Anita was a member of the Berwick United Church. She is survived by one daughter, Deanna (James) Fredericks, Berwick; one sister, Maizie Bligh, Berwick; five grandchildren, Shelley Potter (John Karapita), Toronto; Heather (Chris) Thomson, Kentville; Greydon (Karrie) Potter, Toronto; Lyndsay (Mike) Reynolds, Kingston; Tyler Fredericks, Berwick; seven great grandchildren; nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, George; one son, Donald; four sisters, Betty Lloyd, Joyce Durno, Shirley Smith, Erdenna Sanford; a brother, George Foster. Cremation has taken place. There will be no visitation, by request. The funeral service will be held at 2:00 p.m., Friday, December 7, 2018 in the Berwick United Church, Reverend Tom Woods officiating. Private interment will take place in the Berwick Cemetery. Following the interment a reception will be held in the Berwick United Church Hall. Donations in memory may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Nova Scotia or the Berwick United Church. Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to the White Family Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Kentville.


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We are pleased to announce the 3rd Symposium of the Biology Student's Research Society, which will be held on 19th-22th October 2016 in Ohrid.
The Symposium will take place under the auspices of the 5th Congress of Ecologists of the Republic of Macedonia, which will be organised by the Macedonian Ecological Research Society.
The host – Congress of Ecologists, will provide a platform for presentation of the latest scientific research in ecology in the countries of the Balkan region and South-east Europe; it will gather leading ecologists, conservationists, environmentalists and practitioners in forestry, agriculture, chemistry, economy and other related disciplines.
The organisers will dedicate one-day session to the Symposium of Biology Students` Research Society. Hence, the students will obtain a great opportunity to present and promote their work in front of the international scientific society. In addition, the students will be able to exchange their experience and knowledge.
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The horse shoe shaped beach of Caleta de Fuste is an ideal location for families with its easygoing, relaxed atmosphere and gently shelving beach (the sand for the beaches at Caleta de Fuste is imported). It is possible to feel the difference - the artificial beach does actually feel a little harder - less give - than natural beaches. (That just might be me though - ed.)
Watch out for the tide as it does tend to come in quite quickly and you could find yourself knee deep when you wake up from your afternoon beach siesta!
There's plenty on offer here too, such as diving, sailing, boat (and submarine) trips..
A new beach is being planned as an extension of the new Golf Club complex just on the edge of the town.


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Each table had a number and everyone a name place, decorated water bottle with a little pouch and some chocolate, there was a very clever box (made by Jen) filled with sweets on every table along with biscuits, decorated tissue box. Everything was co-ordinated. Here's one of the tables set up ready. And one of the place settings...We had two projects in the morning, Jen's class was using 'A Good Egg' which everyone made a stepper card and a treat bag. It's soooo sweet! I've not made this myself yet but I see Jen's put the instuctions on her blog so I'm having a go at that in the week. And my project was using 'Love you Much'. A card/mini album. Everyone worked really hard in the morning, we had no breaks although they could all stop and grab a coffee or tea as and when they liked. My mum and Jen's mum were our saviours in helping out for the day in the kitchen, making sure everyone was well fed and watered. We couldn't of done it without them, and also I musn't forget a special mention to my MIL who very kindly baked for us all to enjoy. She wasn't there but anyone who has been to my open house will know how wonderful her baking is - that's probably why I find it so hard to diet! lol
For lunch everone was given a decorated bag (co-ordinated of course) with their lunch in, but unfortunately I didn't get chance to take a photo, darn! I can assure you they did look lovely though. And then it was onto the afternoon project which we had a little surprise for everyone. Here's the project with a different colour family for each table. Bold Brights... Earth Elements... Rich Regals... Soft Subtles.... And the special surprise??? Only Jen and I knew about this so imagine the reaction when Jen and I announced that we forgotten the 'On a Pedestal' stamp set, only for us to find sets hiding under the table for everyone!!! I think that was the pinnacle of the day, seeing the delight on everyones faces.
Through the day we had other surprises too. Whilst at Convention we had 'Prize Patrol' so we thought we have our own version using the Sale-a-bration sets. As peoples names were called they had to stand up and shout 'I'm a Winner!' cheesy I know but it all added to the fun of the day. We also had fantastic raffle prizes.
So there you go, that was our very memorable Stampin'Up! Extravaganza. Thank you to everyone who came along and we're so pleased you all enjoyed yourselves. We've had so many wonderful emails to say what a great time you had and that's the important part for us - that everyone enjoyed themselves.
Jen and I are planning another so if you live local or even driving distance and would like to come along to our next event, email me at email@example.com and as soon as we have the details we'll let you know.
I'll leave you with some photos of our ladies beavering away at their projects. Tfl,