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On Wednesday night I learned a pretty cool trick at the .NET Usergroup meeting when Jon von Gillern was giving his presentation on RegEx. When selecting text in some applications like Visual Studio if you hold down the ALT key you can select a vertical column.
This is one of those things that you would probably never know about unless someone told you, so now you know.
If you haven't been keeping an eye on Google labs then you have missed the new entry of Google 411. Simply call 1-800-GOOG-411 and get business directory listing for any city and state. I have tried it several times and it works fairly well. It free and doesn't even have any ads so it's hard to complain about it. It's all based on voice prompts and will even dial the number for you. (This means be careful if you're goofing around and looking up things like the White House.) Currently it just has business listings, but I hope that they will soon add listings for people. As far as I am aware this is Google's first step out of the computer world and into a seperate type of market. Atleast as far as I know everything else at Google you access with a computer. The arena makes complete sense for Google though since it is all about data and they have lots of it. Where I would really like to see Google go next is tv listings. It's all just data as well and with Zap2it not providing a free feed after Sept 1st it leaves a hole in the US market to be filled. GIve Google 411 a try and let me know what you think.
If you've been watching closely today you saw that Google acquired GrandCentral.com. This site allows to get a phone number and then have that number routed to any number of other phone numbers you want such as cell, work, or home depending on rules you define. It has a host of other features as well such as recording the conversation and sending individuals you're trying to dodge directly to voicemail. I came across GrandCentral a few months ago and have been tempted to try it out, but I haven't had a chance to. If you're using it, let me know what you think about it.
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One of the biggest reasons for the increase in offbeat weddings is because they're using their own funds for the big day.
Everyone wants their wedding to be memorable. Whether you are a traditionalist who wants a church wedding followed by a banquet hall dinner, or you're someone who wants to pay tribute to your family, how you met, or a mutual hobby, there are many different ways you can plan your special day to make it uniquely your own.
Editor of TheKnot.com Anja Winikka says, "People don't want their big day to be cookie-cutter. First, the crazy new thing was destination weddings (which now represent around 20 percent of all wedding ceremonies) and now, just in the past five years, we're noticing many more couples seeking unusual settings, from treetops to airplane hangars. For many couples, I think, it's the weirder the better."
Maybe reality TV Shows like Four Weddings and our increasing obsession with Pinterest and Instagram have us digging deeper to create something truly unique. However, Winikka believes that one of the biggest reasons behind the increase in offbeat weddings is the age at which many are marrying, meaning they're using their own funds for the big event and can do what they want, without the same pressure from parents holding the matrimonial purse strings. Here are 25 highly unusual places you can tie the knot and celebrate your love at the beat of your own drum.
Looking for a value meal priced wedding? Look no further than your Taco Bell who is now officially in the business of hosting weddings. Beginning in the summer of 2017 you can say 'I Do' at the flagship Las Vegas strip Taco Bell. You can host up to 15 guests and enjoy a branded garter, bow tie, and a bouquet of hot sauce packets. Guests can share a 12 pack of tacos, while you cut the Cinnabon Wedding Cake. The entire package costs around $600 USD, and both the bride and groom will also get Taco Bell T-shirts to remember the day.
Thrill seekers are able to get married at a couple of different amusement parks in the US. Each year a few lucky couples board the Coney Island Cyclone and get married on the ride, with the ceremony usually taking place at the platform of the ride, and the wedding party jumping into the 12 cars after the first kiss, to scream in style. Those who want to wed in Ohio can visit Cedar Point Amusement Park where you can get married on The Millennium Force Coaster. Bride Angie Brashares joked of her coaster wedding, "I finally got him to marry me, so I was going to do whatever he wanted. He wanted to do the coaster, and I went along for the ride."


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That's why we're excited to have Sen. Warren join us for our first joint effort since the suspension of the Run Warren Run campaign to discuss how progressives can fight together on important issues in the months ahead—including tackling our student debt crisis and defeating Fast Track for the job-killing Trans-Pacific Partnership.
MoveOn members have stood alongside Sen. Warren time and time again as she's fought for the middle class—from organizing for her proposal to charge student loan borrowers the same low interest rates that banks receive, to backing her successful effort to create a strong and independent Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, to amplifying her call for expanded Social Security benefits.
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The emergence of a global ubiquitous computing environment in which each of us routinely interacts with many thousands of interconnected computers embedded into the everyday world around us will transform the ways in which we work, travel, learn, entertain ourselves and socialise. Ubiquitous computing will be the engine that drives our future digital economy, stimulating new forms of digital business and transforming existing ones.However, ubiquitous computing also carries considerable risks in terms of societal acceptance and a lack of established models of innovation and wealth creation, so that unlocking its potential is far from straightforward. In order to ensure that the UK reaps the benefits of ubiquitous computing while avoiding its risks, we must address three fundamental challenges. First, we need to pursue a new technical research agenda for the widespread adoption of ubiquitous computing. Second, we must understand and design for an increasingly diverse population of users. Third, we need to establish new paths to innovation in digital business. Meeting these challenges requires a new generation of researchers with interdisciplinary skills in the technical and human centred aspects of ubiquitous computing and transferable skills in research, innovation and societal impact.Our doctoral training centre for Ubiquitous Computing in the Digital Economy will develop a cohort of interdisciplinary researchers who have been exposed to new research methods and paradigms within a creative and adventurous culture so as to provide the future leadership in research and knowledge transfer that is necessary to secure the transformative potential of ubiquitous computing for the UK digital economy. To achieve this we will work across traditional research boundaries; encourage students to adopt an end-to-end perspective on innovation; promote creativity and adventure in research; and place engagement with society, industry and key stakeholders at the core of our programme.Our proposal brings together a unique pool of researchers with extensive expertise in the technologies of ubiquitous and location based computing, user-centred design, societal understanding, and research and training in innovation and leadership. It also involves a wide spectrum of industry partners from across the value chain for ubiquitous computing, spanning positioning, communications, devices, middleware, databases, design, and our two driving market sectors of the creative industries and transportation.Our training programme is based on the approach of personalised pathways that develop individual students' interdisciplinary and transferable skills, and that produce a personal portfolio to showcase the skills and experience gained alongside the more traditional PhD thesis. It includes a flexible taught programme that emphasises student-led seminars, short-fat modules, training projects and e-learning as delivery mechanisms that are suited to PhD training; an industrial internship scheme under which students spend three months working at an industrial partner; and a PhD research project that builds on a proposal developed during the first year of training and that is supported by multiple supervisors from different disciplines with industry involvement. Our DTC will foster a community of researchers through a dedicated shared space, a programme of community building events, training for supervisors and well as students, funding for a student society, and an alumni programme.
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Just like most people, I look forward to New Years as a way to put the previous twelve months behind me and hopefully move forward with my life.
Or at least that's what I try to tell myself.
This year, more than any other, I find that I need to revitalise myself and my attitude towards life. That I really need to put the past to bed, and try to move ahead with where I want my life to go.
Easier said (or written) than done to be honest.
The past week between Christmas and New Years has been quite rough for me, and not just because of the sadness or loneliness I felt over the holidays. Though it does play a big part in things.
I'm not going to go into intricate details, but while feeling down last Saturday I had a blow-up with one of my mates. Due to my own feelings of abandonment, I ended up lashing out about how I was feeling causing him to storm out of the coffee shop. He then messaged that he no longer wanted to be my friend, and then blocked me from being able to contact him.
That really hurt.
But the more I thought about it, the more it was inevitable due to my pushing him with my anger and resentment towards my life and the world around me. I let my emotions and insecurities get the better of me, and there was no way to change what happened (I tried to apologise obviously..).
All I really needed in that moment was someone to listen to how I was feeling, help me talk through the thoughts in my head. And maybe a cuddle or two.
However, after it happened and I got over the initial shock of his response, I surprisingly felt quite calm. As if that was exactly what I needed to vent the emotions I'd been bottling up over the holidays, and for the remainder of the weekend heading into New Year's Eve, I didn't feel as upset or angry as I was.
Ok, so the feelings didn't completely go away overnight. Was more that it was a wake up call about how I was reacting to things as they happened. That I was kind of looking at the world as if it owed me something, like I had a sense of entitlement about how people should act towards me.
And what this did was help me realise that it was all bullshit. That the feelings themselves, although valid and real from my point of view, were stupid and only in my own head. That I can't expect people to be there for me when I'm feeling down if all I'm going to do is be angry about life.
And that the only person I can truly rely on to be there for me is ME, so I need to ensure I can approach my issues with a calm and level head.
Now do I still think I need to talk to a professional about everything I've been thinking and feeling over the past while? Of course I do, but at least now it doesn't feel like a life or death situation.
Don't worry. I haven't necessarily been feeling suicidal, but I could easily see where certain thoughts could have lead down that path. And that scared the shit out of me.
So now it's a new year, and hopefully this means some new beginnings while putting the past behind me. It's not going to be an easy thing, but fingers crossed I can get where I need to be for me.


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"Each of you [brethren] has been endowed with unique talents and abilities. That, coupled with some special powers of the priesthood, will help you tremendously in any endeavor. It will be a great challenge to be in the royal army that takes the Church into the future under the guidance of the Lord and His leaders. It will also be a most rewarding and exciting experience. It will require great faith, sacrifice, discipline, commitment, and effort. I have every confidence that you are equal to it."
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Nike Kobe 11 "Mambacurial" Release Date
The legendary Kobe 11 is set to get yet another design change. This time around folks will get something that resembles a soccer shoe.
The "Mambacurial" is not just inspired by the Black Mamba's love for international football but pays homage to his favorite team FC Barcelona.
As for the design, the sneakers shows off blue and red Flyknit upper, with yellow detailing Barcelona's signature striped uniforms. Those colors are topped off with a gum bottom sole.
Nike will be making the Kobe 11 "Mambacurial" available beginning September 8 through select outlets.
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Anyone playing on European server, do not hesitate to join the event:
Basically even if you just play as usual, you should be able to get enough diamonds for some nice prizes... At least the Tachibana
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Heya, guys,
Anyone playing on European server, do not hesitate to join the event:
Basically even if you just play as usual, you should be able to get enough diamonds for some nice prizes... At least the Tachibana
Posted 07 May 2016 - 1511 PM
Got the Tachibana, now for the Smith...
Posted 06 June 2016 - 1208 PM
WTF is going on with this? last week there were no missions and this week is the same?
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I got badly confused by the GNB thing (having just started playing in mid month), because I was getting no progress.
Then I realised that first, I was logging in to WoWS using one gmail address variant but had registered originally with another (gmail is very lazy about punctuation in names). And then the page showing progress continually showed none even when I'd sorted that out, until I realised that I was apparently looking at the wrong progress tab...
All takes some getting used to.
I got a Kraken Wakes in the Erie in my 13th game. Doing 43 damage to steal my 5th kill downgrades it a bit, but nevertheless I did sink 3 tier 2 cruisers on the way there.
Not sure what the own side player who rammed my Chester within two minutes of the start in the next game was thinking, though. Fortunately it was about 5 damage each.
I'm not quite sure how to play this game at low levels. It seems that there are few to no players with any real strategy down here, and it seems to pay to follow the herd, as the opposition doesn't often seem to think that concentration is a good thing. Besides, so many of them have no clue regarding game mechanics that they can't hit the broad side of a barn, and often I see people disclosing their position at the start by firing a few random shots into the islands.
As a result, I don't have a problem allowing the lemmings to rush in and soak up the torpedoes and shots whilst I sit back a bit and practice medium range gunnery. One thing is certain - if you have a team full of lemmings you're really not going to be able to pull a 6-vs-1 off to win a game that you're losing badly. Maybe that's possible in a destroyer.


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Nascar '14 review – a 'Marmite motorsport game'4 out of 5 stars.
Get past your prejudices and this is challenging and strangely addictive, writes Oliver Owen
Codemasters' F1 franchise looks to the past for some enjoyable retro racing, writes Oliver Owen
From the Vault: On Sunday the Austrian daredevil broke the world record for freefalling. This was what he was doing in December 2000
An unflinching biography, by a sympathetic writer, captures a snooker genius destined for destruction, says Oliver Owen
Forza Motorsport 4 boasts just enough new features to make it worth a punt, writes Oliver Owen
Returning BBC commentator Martin Brundle was in a car that finished fourth in the Rolex 24-hour sportscar race at Daytona
Zak Brown, one of the most influential deal-makers in motor sport, looks capable of stepping into Bernie Ecclestone's shoes
Oliver Owen: As F1 prepares for a thrilling season finale, Oliver Owen recalls some of the classic last-day finales over the decades
Lee Westwood has made a solid start to life as the world No1, entering the final morning in Shanghai one point off the lead
Oliver Owen: After a decade spent making his name in the sport Red Bull's Australian veteran is closing in on the Formula One title
Lewis Hamilton said his experience in the Japanese grand prix was the worst he has known in Formula One
Red Bull put on a demonstration run at the Japanese grand prix in Suzuka, with Sebastian Vettel winning the race for the second successive year, ahead of Mark Webber
Lewis Hamilton's hopes of a second world title have all but disappeared after he finished fifth in the Japanese grand prix
Formula one: Red Bull's German driver Sebastian Vettel took the chequered flag after leading from start to finish at Suzuka


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Whether you've opted for a tradtional full-length wedding dress or have chosedn to say 'I Do' in a knee length number, a pair of uber glamorous heels (or flats) to walk down the aisle is a must!
There are lots of tips that we can give when it comes to choosing the right pair of shoes, but the most important one of all is to make sure that they are really, really comfortable. This may mean paying a little bit more, but it will be well worth it when you reach the end of the night, and realise that you haven't had to borrow your bridesmaids shoes or dance the night away in bare feet!
If you're worried about sore or tired feet, consider purchasing two pairs of shoes, but If you do decide to go for this optionremember to take this into account when having the hem adjusted on your dress. You may need to go a little bit shorter if you are going to be switching to a lower heel later on. You should pay careful attention to the detailing on the bottom of your dress and avoid a stiletto heel if you are going for a very detailed hem. In this instance a wedge, kitten or block heel would be a much better option.
You should also give consideration to your venue and how much walking you are going to be doing outside and once again select a heel that you think will work best. In terms of styling, it is important that your shoes compliment your dress and there are plenty of things that you may wish to consider when choosing the perfect pair. Take a look at the following options for some fabulous shoe styling inspiration.
Lets Go Vintage
Vintage style dresses are still very popular. With designers taking inspiration from the 1940's we'd recommend styling this type of dress with a T-bar shoe. There are plenty of different options to choose from, from Charlotte Mills Amelia to Emmy's Ella.
It's All About the Detail
Often dresses are chosen because of a unique detail and although it's sometimes difficult to find an exact match when you are choosing your shoes, it may be possible to find a similar detail that compliments your dress. Phoenix from Emmy Shoes is one of our favourites.
Uber Luxe
If you are going to blow the bank on your dress you can't afford to let your outfit down by not giving the same kind of care and attention to your shoes. We love these gorgeous Aurelia shoes by Luxury shoe designer Emmy Scarterfield…they are seriously stunning.
Keeping it Simple
It's not all about making a statement and some of you may prefer to keep it simple. These cute plain satin styles by Rainbow Club, work perfectly with a simpler style dress.
A Splash of Colour
It's no longer the case that you have to wear white shoes to your wedding and there are a number of amazing colours to choose from. Whether you opt for the bright jewel tones of Alexis from Charlotte Mills or subtle pastel shades of Estella from Emmy Shoes, why not dare to be different.
Comfy Feet
Comfort is important – but it can still mean being super stylish too! We've chosen some really cute flat styles for you to consider. Charlotte Mills Love Heart ballet flats are super sweet, while Emmy's Jude still add a touch of sparkle to your outfit.
Bang on Trend
The ankle strap is a great alterative to the T-bar and is a classy way of ensuring that you still look good whilst feeling secure in your wedding shoes. We simply adore this pair of baby blue 'Ana' shoes by Charlotte Mills.
Once your've found the perfect pair try to wear your new shoes in – even if it's just around the house – this will help them to feel more comfortable and could also avoid you slipping up the aisle (eeek!)


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GUNGNIR-class Mjolnir
|Production overview
Misriah Armory (GEN1)[1]
Testing site(s):
Rajtom Facility (GEN1)[1]
Designed in parallel with the M6 Spartan Laser for Project GUNGNIR
GUNGNIR-class Mjolnir, also designated as the MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/G variant, is a MJOLNIR armor variant originally designed by Misriah Armory, with the GEN2 version being manufactured by Hannibal Weapon Systems.[3]
- 1 GEN1 information
- 2 GEN2 information
- 3 In-game information
- 4 Trivia
- 5 Gallery
- 6 List of appearances
- 7 Sources
GEN1 information[edit]
The GUNGNIR helmet's visor is a "Blast visor",[1] which is boxy and comes with more facial protection than any other helmet as it fully covers the front of the head and it replaces the usage of a visor with a small camera on the left that displays the outside to the user. It bears a white stripe running down the right side with the Norse symbol for Gungnir in the center.[4] The helmet also has Wyrd III synchronized optimization which seamlessly connects the helmet to an M6 Spartan Laser to allow full access to the weapon.[1]
Development history[edit]
- Main article: Project GUNGNIR
It was developed as a part of the GUNGNIR Program by a separate but parallel team, as a modification of existing Mjolnir variants optimized for the use of the M6 Spartan Laser.[1] The GUNGNIR program also produced several supplemental armor like pauldrons and knee guards.[4]
The UNSC Marine and UNSC Army uniforms both make use of a modified version of the GUNGNIR pauldron in their armor, as well. The kneeguards are primarily used by the Orbital Drop Shock Troopers.[5]
GEN2 information[edit]
|Now widely used, this armor was originally designed in parallel with the nonlinear rifle.
The GEN2 GUNGNIR helmet, unlike its Mark V iteration, is round. Like the previous iterations, there is no visor, but the video camera has moved from the left side to the right side of the helmet. The helmet is less angular overall, and the front extends much less than its predecessor.
The helmet continues to have Wyrd III integrated video optics, though the helmet has enhanced cranial plating now. The chest has a centralized power-distribution capacitor(Servo L-903), and a breach-anchored collar system for in-field modification.[2]
Development history[edit]
Continuing from the GEN1 variants, Hannibal acquired the rights to create a GEN2 variant. Hannibal then created and tested it at the WG/Facility 93-00/Kotka.[2][6]
Despite being considered an exclusive armor set, many Spartans have adopted GUNGNIR regardless of their weapon loadouts due to its isolated video optics, Wyrd III sensory optimization, and enhanced cranial plating. This was especially useful when operating at or near Covenant manufacturing sites, as it protected against intense flare radiometric conditions.[2]
The GUNGNIR target acquisition and tracking system has been adapted into various UNSC weapon systems.[7]
In-game information[edit]
Halo: Reach - Mark V GEN1[edit]
The Mk.V[G] was developed as part of the GUNGNIR Program alongside the M6 G/GNR Weapon system.
Base cost: 250,000 cR, Brigadier
- Description: The GUNGNIR Program involved the development of the many supplementary armor systems.
HU/RS cost: 125,000 cR, Brigadier
- Description: Hardened uplink/remote sensor package. A favorite of sniper units.
CRBN cost: 400,000 cR, Mythic
- Description: For operations in hazard zones.
Cost: 8000 cR (per shoulder), Warrant Officer
- Description: The Supplemental Armor, Pauldron, MJOLNIR Mk.V[G] was developed as part of the GUNGNIR Program.
Cost: 25,000 cR, Captain
- Description: The GUNGNIR Program also produced many supplementary armor systems.
Halo 4 - GEN2[edit]
Available skins: Pulse (PULS)
Default unlock: Complete the Slayer Victory - Master commendation.
Pulse unlock: The Pulse skin was a pre-order bonus though the Microsoft store. It is also available in the Halo 4 Game of the Year Edition.
- Description: Now widely used, this armor was originally designed in parallel with the nonlinear rifle.
Halo 5: Guardians - GEN2[edit]
Available skins: Dvalin
Default unlock: Ultra Rare REQ card
Dvalin unlock: Legendary REQ card
- Helmet description: The GUNGNIR target acquisition and tracking system has been adapted into various UNSC weapon systems.
- Body description: Originally an adjunct to the Spartan Laser program, GUNGNIR-class armor has evolved to become a well-rounded infantry suit.
- The armor designation "GUNGNIR" by itself is a reference to Odin's magical spear of the same name. This is a theme of the Spartan armor systems as MJOLNIR is the name of Thor's hammer.
- In pre-release Halo 4 renders and the icon used to select the armor in Halo: The Master Chief Collection, the forearms on the render were not available to be used in any release version of Halo 4. These forearms would later used on the Halo 5: Guardians Gungnir armor.
- The GUNGNIR helmet has only one video camera "eye" on one side of the face; in Norse mythology, the god Odin also had one eye.
- The Dvalin skin for the GUNGNIR armor in Halo 5: Guardians is named after Dvalinn, a dwarf who appears in several Old Norse tales and kennings on Norse mythology. Dvalinn is also listed as one of the four stags of Yggdrasill.
|Browse more images in this article's gallery page.
Normal gallery[edit]
Concept art of the GUNGNIR helmet for Halo: Reach.
Concept art of the GUNGNIR armor variant from Halo 4.
Halo 4 skins[edit]
Halo 5: Guardians skins[edit]
Halo 5: Guardians REQ cards[edit]
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo: Reach (First appearance)
- Halo 4
- Halo 5: Guardians
- ^ a b c d e Halo: The Essential Visual Guide - Page 89
- ^ a b c d e Halo 4: The Essential Visual Guide - Page 154
- ^ Halo 4 - Armory description
- ^ a b Halo: Reach - Armory description
- ^ Halo: Reach - Campaign models
- ^ Halo Waypoint - Halo 4 Intel - Armor: GUNGNIR
- ^ Halo 5: Guardians - Armory description


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The Danish Architecture Center opens at the BLOX, the new building by studio OMA, with the interactive exhibition 'Welcome Home' by Olafur Eliasson exploring the future of living
BLOX, by studio Oma, new multifunctional building in Copenhagen harbour
The BLOX, a new mixed-use building in the harbor of Copenhagen opened on May 2018. A project by architect Ellen van Loon, studio OMA, it was designed to house the DAC (Danish Architecture Center) at its center, with wide spaces dedicated to exhibitions, lectures and education, as well as a rooftop bar with view on the harbor and the island of Slotsholmen. Its strategic position made it possible to connect with the city a quite desolate neighborhood, creating new urban routes.
Blox creates new urban routes between the harbour and downtown
The building was conceived as a city within the city, an active part in the beating heart of Copenhagen. "Instead of stacking a mixed-use programme in a traditional way, we positioned the DAC at the centre of the volume, surrounded by its objects of study: housing, offices and infrastructures. Urban routes enter the building and create a series of interactions between the different elements of the project and the city itself" said architect van Loon. Along with the DAC, the building will also house the BloxHub, – a multidisciplinary hub for sustainable development – a restaurant, some apartments, a fitness center and a playground.
BLOX was built on purpose for Danish Architecture Center
The inaugural exhibition 'Welcome Home' (running until September 23rd, 2018) is a journey to discover Danish houses through the major periods that have shaped our way of living. The new challenges of contemporary living, such as demographic growth and destructured families, offer interesting cues to redesign residential complexes of the '60s, making them more functional for the future. The first element welcoming the visitors of the exhibition is the interactive installation 'Multiple Shadow House' by Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson, where visitors create the work of art with their behavior, moving and interacting. [Text Laura Galimberti – Photo Rasmus Hjortshøj].


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Just steps beyond Kenosha's delicious, multi-cultural HarborMarket, and right on the revitalized lakefront, are the Kenosha Public Museum and Civil War Museum, two of the three museums that comprise the Kenosha Public Museums campus.
The Kenosha Public Museum was established in 1933 as a natural sciences and fine arts museum. Its new location on the lakefront museum campus opened in 2001 and still adheres to the museum's original mission of collecting, preserving, and interpreting "decorative and fine arts, natural science specimens, and cultural artifacts from around the world and throughout time." In recent years, the main attraction at the Public Museum has become the woolly mammoth that was excavated in Kenosha County in 1994. Ninety per cent of the skeleton was uncovered and it is the largest specimen ever found in North America.
Other highlights include life-size depictions of early Native American life in the Four Season Native American Village;
The Field Station, a hands-on science exploration area for kids;
Admission to the Public Museum is free.
Right next door to the Public Museum is the Civil War Museum. Even before we arrived in Kenosha, I knew I wanted to see the Civil War Museum. The Working Dad and I both enjoy history, especially war history, and I figured this would be up our alley. Plus, I don't recall ever visiting a museum devoted specifically to the Civil War.
The Fiery Trial Exhibit is the largest in the museum and it focuses on the contributions and sacrifices made by soldiers and families of the Upper Middle West during the Civil War.
It is quite an impressive exhibit, with life-sized dioramas and even a "speech" by Frederick Douglas (a video recording of an actor portraying Mr. Douglas). While The Working Dad and I took our time and studied each part of the exhibit, our 3-year-old fell asleep in her stroller. It's probably a good thing because she would have been a bit bored. There is not much in the way of interaction or excitement for the younger children at this museum. However, the Kenosha Public Museum and Dinosaur Discovery Museum help to fill that void and are just a short walk or streetcar ride away.
Apart from the main exhibit is the Veterans Memorial Gallery which honors United States veterans of all wars, starting with the Revolutionary War up to present-day battles. The gallery is a low-lit, peaceful hall and I was moved by the World War II and Vietnam displays, having loved ones who served in both conflicts.
Before leaving the museum, be sure to head up to the outdoor terrace overlooking the harbor. It is especially lovely on a sunny day, and a great spot to take in the view and clear your mind after thinking and talking about the heavy topic of war.
Admission to the Civil War Museum is free; however, there is a small fee for the Fiery Trial Exhibit.
The Dinosaur Discovery Museum, mentioned above, is located at 5608 Tenth Avenue, a few blocks from the Public and Civil War Museums. Because we had a short time in Kenosha and there is so much to see and do, we did not make it to the Dinosaur Discovery Museum. It will be our first stop on our next trip to Kenosha, though!
Admission to The Dinosaur Discovery Museum is free.
My family's trip to Kenosha, including accommodations, meals, and admission to the Fiery Trial Exhibit, was provided by the Kenosha Area CVB and its partners. All words and opinions, however, are my own.


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This calendar includes local events that are all within a beautiful country drive from Pleasant Valley Log Cabins!
January, 2017
Every Day-Snow Tubing at Fort McCoy-12:30 to 7:30.
January 9-Ontario (5 minute drive) Torchlight Ski Night, Wildcat State Park. Enjoy an evening of torchlight cross country skiing, meet at 5 pm. 608-337-4775
January 7– La Farge: Winter Festival, Kickapoo Valley Visitors Center, children's sled dog/ mutt races – will provide harness and sleds, ice formation guided hikes, horse-drawn historic tours, ice and snow sculptures, chain saw carving, Kickapoo Quick Auction. http://kvr.state.wi.us/Events/Annual-Events/Winterfest/
The Dam Phunski is a scenic classic and freestyle cross country ski coursealong the scenic Old Highway 131 Trail located within Kickapoo Valley Reserve (KVR). Obviously, weather dependent. Proceeds benefit the Kickapoo Valley Reserve Education Program. For Dates go to: http://kvr.state.wi.us/Events/Annual-Events/Phunski/
February, 2017
Every day-Snow tubing at Fort McCoy-12:30 to 7:30
February 5th and 6th Westby: 87th Annual International Ski Jumping Tournament, Snowflake Ski Club, County Hwy P, ski jumpers from all over the world compete starting at 12:30 p.m. both days. http://snowflakeskiclub.com/events
March, 2017
March 3-Art Canvas Exhibit Grand Opening, Kickapoo Valley Reserve, LaFarge. 6-8 pm.
April, 2017
April 1-Tomah-Antique Toy Show, Recreation Park. Toy sales and auction. Scale replicas of farm toys, trucks, cars, antique replicas of combines, threshers and farm related items. 9-3, http://www.travelwisconsin.com/events/fairs-festivals/annual-tomah-antique-toy-farm-show-old-new-40926
April 14-Easter Egg Hunt, Riverside Park, Mauston. 2:30 pm.
April 29-30-Vintage Wine Premiere, Burr Oak Winery, burroakwinery.com
May, 2017
May 3-Ontario-Discover Alpacas Day. Kinney Valley Alpaca Farm. Discover the joy of raising Alpacas. Shearing Demonstrations, Educational programs on raising and care, more. 608-435-6927.
May 12-14-Spring Festival, Flea market, food stands, folk music festival. Gays Mills, gaysmills.org
May 13- Motorsports Mayhem, Truck /tractor pulls, ATV, snowmobile grass races, demolition derby. Richland County Fairgrounds, Richland Center. 11 am to 2 am. hybridredneck.com
May 14-Mother's Day Chicken Q, Community Hall , Cashton. 11am.
May 20-21 Syttende Mai Norwegian Festival, Downtown. Craft display, heritage tent, ethnic foods, car show, parade. 608-634-4011. westbysttendemai.com
May 20-Wonewoc- Old Fashion Days, Center Street. 608-464-3210
May 27-28-Spring Winery Festival, Burr Oak Winery, New Lisbon. burroakwinery.com
May 29-Memorial Day Parades in Hillsboro and Sparta. 10:30 am both locations.
May 31-Music in the Park. Evans-Bosshard Park, Sparta. Free. 7-9 pm.
June, 2017
June 2-3-Bike Me Fun Ride, Elroy-Sparta Bike Trail, Kendall Depot, Ride to benefit Charities, 7-3pm. Kendall.
June 3- June Dairy Breakfast, Wagon Rides Breakfast, Educational exhibits, farm tour. Mlsna East Town Dairy, 30962 Cty Rd D, 7-11am.
June 7 Concert in the Park, Evans-Bosshard Park, Free. Sparta
June 9-11-Wisconsin State High School Rodeo Finals, Richland Center, richlandcentertourism.com
June 10-June Dairy Days-Rodeo Parade. 10:30, Richland Center.
June 10– Hillsboro: 25th Annual Cesky Den, Firemen's Park, Friday at 6:30 p.m. kick-off party with Orv Konop and the OK Dance Band; Saturday, 10 a.m., Gary's Ridgeland Dutchmen, 11 a.m. Czech dinner of pork and sauerkraut; 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., John Roehl Orchestra from Howard Grove, WI; 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., Bob and Greg Blecha and Good Times Bouncing Czechs; on stage Saturday Domaci Folk Dancers (children performers), Yuba – Hillsboro Singers, crowning of the king and queen as well as the prince and princess, Miss Cesky Den Pageant, Youth Talent Show. Polka Mass, 5 p.m., celebrated by Monsignor Joe Slepicka; music and dancing throughout the evening. Sunday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Little German Band, 11 a.m. Ecumenical services honoring our military; 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Brian's Mississippi Valley Dutchmen. Arts and crafts, flea market, antique cars and antique tractors, thrashing grain, shredding corn, Czech baked goods all weekend. Men's and co-ed softball tournament, 150 feet long banana splits. Week-end pass, $10 advance, $15 at the gate. Daily gate pass avail. Children under 18 free. Contact R. Dale Jones, 608-444-0106.
June 16-HOPE Fundraiser Cancer Walk, many activities, 6-11pm. High School Track, Hillsboro
June 21-22-Free Fishing Weekend statewide
June 22-25-Elroy Fair, Annual 4H & FFA Fair, animals, music, food, activities. Elroy. elroyfair.com
June 22-25- Budweiser Dairyland Super National Truck and Tractor Pull, Tomah fair grounds, Tomah. tomahtractorpull.com
June 25-Lions Dairy Breakfast-Hillsboro Firemen's Park, Hillsboro. 7-11:30 am.
July, 2017
July 4th-various local Independence day festivals in Hillsboro, Ontario, and more. Enjoy fireworks, tractor pulls, local fair.
July 5-Concert in the Park, Evans-Bosshard Park, Sparta. Free.
July 7,8,9-Viroqua Bluegrass and Gospel Music Festival www.viroquabluegrass.org
July 8-Dritless Music Festival-Free outdoor concert, Eckhart Park, Viroqua. Noon to 10pm.
July 12-Concert in the Park, Evans-Bosshard Park, Sparta. Free.
July 26-30-Monroe County Fair-Tomah. monroecountyfairwi.com
July 26-Concert in the Park, Evans-Bosshard Park, Sparta. Free.
August, 2017
August 2-Concert in the Park, Evans-Bosshard Park, Sparta. Free.
August 3-6-Wood Turtle Days, Softball, volleyball, 5k, fireworks, crafts, food, parade, music. Wilton. 8:30-10pm.
August 9-Concert in the Park, Evans-Bosshard Park, Sparta. Free.
August 11-12-Hillsboro Charity Tractor Pull-Lucus Oil Champions, Firemans Park, Televised Tractor Pull, Hillsboro. charitypull.com
August 14-29-Juneau County Fair, Juneau County Fairgrounds, Rodeos, draft horse pulls, demolition derbies, pig races, 4-H crafts, music, food. Mauston, Wi. juneaucountyfair.com
August 16-Concert in the Park, Evans-Bosshard Park, Sparta. Free.
August 23-Concert in the Park, Evans-Bosshard Park, Sparta. Free.
September, 2017
Sept. 1-4-Labor Day Parade and Fair-Hillsboro
Sept. 8-10-Cashton Fall Fest, Tractor pull, crafts, carnival and parade, Village Park, Cashton. 9am to 10pm.
Sept. 13-17-Vernon County Fair-Viroqua
Sept. 15-Annual Wine Walk, sample wines and food, Mauston. 6-9pm. mauston.com/chamber
Sept. 16-17-Driftless Area Art Festival, visual, performing and culinary arts. Soldiers Grove. driftlessareaartfestival.com
Sept. 22-23-Horse and Colt Show-Viola
Sept. 22-24-Apple Festival-Gays Mills
October, 2017
October 7 – La Farge: Dam Challenge Triathlon, canoe, bike and run on the Kickapoo Valley Reserve, individual relay race by age groupings, prizes, entry fee may include canoe rental, 9am to 3pm. http://kvr.state.wi.us/Events/Annual-Events/DamChallenge/
October 6-8 Center Color Fest, Canyoun of lights parade, Richland Center. richlandcentertourism.com
October 13-14-Fall Harvest Days, Corn maze, hayrides, animal park, blacksmithing, candle dipping wool spinning, weaving, demos and vendors. Northwoods Orchard, Mauston. facebook.com/northwoods-orchard-and-farm-market.
October14-Colors of Kendall Art Tour and Festival, art tour, crafters, farmers market food, music, Kendall. 608-463-7124.
November, 2017
November 18-Ladies Day Out, Vendors, food, specialty lady items. Community Hall, Ontario 9am-3pm.
November 24-Lighted Holiday Parade-Tomah.
December, 2017
December 3-Holiday Happening, music and more. Kickapoo Valley Reserve, La Farge. 3pm-8:30pm.
December 9-Old Fashioned Christmas, Santa visits, food, crafts, horse drawn wagon rides, music. Community Hall, Ontario. 9am-10pm.
weekends of December-Inner Tubing at Fort McCoy-Snow permitting
Ski packages available at Mt. LaCrosse
The Kickapoo Valley has become renowned for it's fly fishing. We have even had fisherman travel from Arkansas to stay in our cabins and fish the local trout streams!
Tunnels abound on the Elroy-Sparta Bike trail. Bike rentals are available at numerous locations along the trail.
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4 thoughts on "Misc #AlexOLoughlin pics from #AIFAWARDS 10-24-13"
Delightful… Any clue who the other dude is?
He's another Australian actor who has also done some American work I think. I IMDB'd him last night (about 2 a.m.) but hell if I can remember what I read now! haahhaa!! I think he hosts a show called Animal Kingdom or something like that. I'm lazy and too tired to look it back up right now. maybe someone will mcnerd for us later. lol.
Anyway, i want to say this @emmaten was awesome because there was nothing coming about Alex on the official channels and only this one tweeter (an australian reporter) even acknowledged he was there in the early going. She responded to all our tweets, shared a few little tidbits and took these last few pics specifically for us. MAhalo to her!!
You're so special ESS!!….. I truly admire how much you love Alex and you're so kind to share with all of us….Mwa!
I guess we can say : thank you so much @emmaten!!
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|Start Date
|Tuesday, March 17, 2020
|Event Times
|1:30pm Registration
2:00pm – 4:00pm
Community Mental Health Association of Michigan Training Center
426 S. Walnut, Lansing, MI 48933View Google Map
|Event Details
|Mindfulness is recognized as a component of DBT, however it has now been expanded into Mindfulness Based Stress Response, Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy, and Mindfulness Based Relapse Prevention. Mindfulness proves an effective intervention with any type of impulse control issues. In addition, research proves Mindfulness as an important strategy with chronic pain. Participants attending this training should expect an overview of mindfulness applications in regard to pain management; realizing the relationship between nocioceptive, neuropathic, and affective pain; understanding the benefits of Mindfulness regarding chronic pain management and being able to determine appropriate candidates for Mindfulness. This two-hour training WILL NOT provide a level of competency in Mindfulness interventions within clinical sessions.
Training Fees: Includes training materials.
$39 CMHAM Members
$47 Non-Members
8:3am to 9:00am - Training Registration
9:00am to 9:30am - Overview and fundamental concept of Mindfulness
9:30am to 10:00am - Engagement in Mindfulness exercises
10:00am to 10:30am - Application to chronic pain
10:30am to 11:00am - Application to case studies; wrap up and evaluation
Participants will be able to:
1. To list mental health and substance use disorder conditions that can be improved with Mindfulness.
2. To engage in Mindfulness exercises in order to gain direct experience of the approach.
3. To determine which client presentations are appropriate for Mindfulness.
4. To identify pain pathways and the impact of Mindfulness.
5. To examine Mindfulness as a non-medication alterative to pain.
6. To apply Mindfulness to pain management strategies.
|Who Should Attend
|This course fulfills the Michigan Social Work Licensing Board's requirement for licensure renewal for pain management.
Thomas (Tom) L. Moore, MS, MA, LMSW, LLP, CAADAC, MAC, CCS
Owner and Principle, Two Moons, LLC
Thomas L. Moore is the founder and principal of Two Moons Consulting. Prior to the formation of this training and consulting LLC in 2014, Tom was the Director of Workforce Development for Cherry Health in Grand Rapids. Prior roles included: Director of Informatics, Quality Management and Research for Pro-action Behavioral Health Alliance, and Clinical Director of Life Guidance Services. Tom has served as a part-time instructor for Western Michigan University since 1986, in both the Counselor Education and Counseling Psychology (CECP) Department and in the Specialty Program for Alcohol and Drug Abuse (SPADA). He holds graduate degrees in Education and Psychology from Indiana University and Vermont College of Norwich University respectively. Tom is former vice chair and continues to serve on the board of the Michigan Certification Board for Addiction Professionals (MCBAP).
Social Workers: This course qualifies for a maximum of 2 CEs and FULFILLS THE MICHIGAN SOCIAL WORK LICENSING BOARD'S REQUIREMENT FOR LICENSURE RENEWAL FOR PAIN MANAGEMENT. The Community Mental Health Association is an approved provider with the Michigan Social Work Continuing Education Collaborative. Approved Provider Number: MICEC 060818.
Substance Abuse Professionals: CMHAM is approved by Michigan Certification Board for Addiction Professionals (MCBAP). CMHAM maintains the responsibility for the program and content. Substance Abuse Professionals participating in this course may receive a maximum of 2 contact hours. It is important that attendees keep a copy of the conference program brochure containing the workshop descriptions along with their attendance record form.
Certificate Awarded: At the conclusion of this conference, turn in your Certificate of Attendance form to the CMHAM Staff to be approved. You will turn in the top sheet & retain the bottom sheet which serves as your certificate of participation. No other certificate will be given.
Grievance: If you have any issues with the way in which this conference was conducted or other problems, you may note that on your evaluation or you may contact CMHAM at 517-374-6848 or through our webpage at www.cmham.org for resolution.
Continuing Education Rules indicate that if you are over 5-minutes late or depart early, you forfeit your CEs for the entire training. Please note that this is a National rule that CMHAM must enforce or we could lose our provider status to provide CEs in the future. This rule will be strictly followed.
|Cancellation Policy
|Substitutions are permitted at any time. No-shows will be billed at the full training rate. Cancellations must be received in writing at least 10 business days prior to the conference for a full refund less a $10 administrative fee. If cancellation is received less than 10 business days prior to the training, no refund will be given.
|Weather Policy
|Trainings will take place as scheduled and we will not be able to refund training fees. In the event of severe weather, please check the www.cmham.org website for scheduling delays and event updates.


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For The Benefit Of Food Brings Hope
Florida's leading digital marketing agency, Web Daytona, made an announcement that proved they're at the top of their game.
An official challenge to local Volusia and Flagler County companies to the Great 2018 Cornhole Challenge.
What It Is
Web Daytona has created an official challenge local businesses in the coming weeks to a series of summer cornhole matches for charity. With a team of the most athletic digital marketers in the industry, the agency is in good spirits about the challenge. But what's their motivation?
"We're a company that really values physical health," CEO, Gary Vela, said. "We've had an office pushup challenge going for a while, now, and we've also run a few marathons such as The Daytona 5K and Fun Walk at the Rolex 24 and the Halifax Riverfest 5k, in collaboration with Journey Fitness Center. We value good health, so naturally, we're excited to get other companies involved in something physical and fun. But more important than any of that is the charity we've chosen to support with this."
Of course, it's not all about fun at the beach tossing bean bags. The campaign's got a goal in mind that's close to the agency's heart: helping Volusia County charity, Food Brings Hope. Proceeds from each game during the season go to the charity at the end of the summer season.
"When I first read about Forough Hosseini's (Food Brings Hope Founder) work, it touched me deeply. We've been looking for an opportunity to help them in their mission to bring nourishing meals and sports and academic promotions to schools in Volusia and Flagler, because we support what they do. This is a fantastic charity, and we just want to give back."
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Rules rarely spark a good time. Yet upon entering Commodore Barry Park for the Afropunk Festival's inaugural Fancy Ball on Friday night — a fundraiser which opened the 11th annual music spectacle in Fort Greene, Brooklyn — attendees were greeted by eight commandments: no sexism, no racism, no ableism, no ageism, no homophobia, no fatphobia, no transphobia, no hatefulness. "It's like the most polite people I've ever met," said Manzell Glover, a male bartender in a sleeveless vintage dress who identified as a QPOC (Queer Person of Color). "There was a crowd, but when people have their tapestries down or their blankets down, nobody stepped on anyone's anything. I've never heard 'excuse me' so many times," he said. A retail fashion stylist seated on one of those blankets, Ramie Mitchell, said, "It feels like a no-judgment zone." Amy Van Doran, a professional matchmaker in a Tang-colored wig, was more blunt in her assessment: "Everyone here is super kind because there is less white privilege," she said. Headliner Grace Jones took the stage a very civilized 10 minutes early, though she did tell the crowd, drolly and with an expletive appended, "Put down your phones and clap your hands. Put it between your legs if you have to."
While some patient guests waited an hour to enter the park, a kaleidoscope of eclectic fashions emerged beneath the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway: women wore both top hats and tiaras, sometimes accented with a large single earring. High heels were held in hands or quickly ditched. One man had threaded a gold necklace through his structured ponytail, while a woman in blue lipstick wore leather chaps tied around her shoulders like a cardigan. Eyes were concealed with war paint, veils, beaded fringe, feather masks, stray dreadlocks and bristles of pink, green and blue false eyelashes. People in earthy tribal prints trekked between tents for Hill Country Barbeque and wine. Others cited Bollywood and Disney-appropriated material as their style influences ("This outfit is Mad Hatter," said Roderick Frazier, an advertising agency producer in a floral two-piece suit, matted booties and a wooden tie with a submarine, held in place with magnets).
After the evening's voguing competition, the Philadelphia designer Liz Abbott was one of several formally attired women to be invited onstage. Rapper Cakes de Killah called Abbot "Punk Rock Barbie." "Every little girl wants to go to the ball, but a ball isn't made for every little girl, and I've finally found mine," she said. If anyone can relate to the ceaseless quest to find a stage, it would be John Cameron Mitchell, who created the role of East German "girlyboy" rock star Hedwig in "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," the musical ending its Broadway run next month. Mitchell was in the audience at the Fancy Ball, and was quite impressed with his first Grace Jones concert, which included a new single and ended with "Slave to the Rhythm," during which the 67-year-old sung while wearing just Keith Haring-inspired body paint and a hula hoop. "Grace Jones is the grace of God," he said. "She is the soul of wit, music, fashion, life force, core strength. The costumes, the arrangements, the band, the dancer on the pole, the singers, it was just awesome."


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Our Gujarat Tour Report ....continued
On the second day of our stay in Great Rann of Kutch, we visited Lakhpat Fort in the northwest corner of Kutch. (On the way, we stopped at Mata No Madh temple, a 'puranic' temple for Devi. The temple has a story similar to what people talk about Kamakhya temple in Guwahati, Chandi Mandir near Chandigarh, and Jwalamukhi in Himachal)
I understand Lakhpat was once a famous port city, but now virtually abandoned for more than 2 centuries. It appears that during the earthquake in 1819 the course of Indus River altered to the West, drying up the Great Rann including Lakhpat. In 1801, Jamadar Fateh Muhammad had constructed a 7 kilometers long high walls which still remains intact. We had a long drive to the Fort, but once we were there, climbing the wall of the Fort and looking beyond the dried up sea we realized that the trip was worth the trouble.
Lakhpat is also important for Sikhs, as Gurunanak, the founder of Sikhism had camped at this place on his way to Mecca. There is a quiet Gurudwara, and here, we enjoyed their traditional free 'langar' – chapathi and tasty 'dal'. Sikhs are known for their hospitality and feeding all in their Gurudwaras.
Besides, Phir Gaus Muhammad, a Sufi mystic, had practiced spiritualism from his age twelve, half as a Hindu and half as a Muslim in Lakhpat. There is a stone tomb with very complex carvings for him. A water tank adjacent to the tomb is reported to be having miraculous healing powers. However, the tank looked very dirty and not maintained properly.
Narayan Sarovar and Koteshwar
From there, we had another long drive to Narayan Sarovar and Koteshwar.
Narayan Sarovar appears to be one of the important holy lakes of northern India like Pushkar in Ajmere. This lake too was full of algae, not maintained properly, and dirty. The Narayan temple was closed during the time of our visit and so, we drove to Koteshewar which was nearby.
The temple of Shri Koteshwar Mahadev sits on the seashore, and the scene looked very similar to Kanyakumari.
All you see is the vast expanse of deep blue seawater of the Arabic Sea. The Koteshwar temple looked majestic with its tall, beautifully carved temple towers. There is a long pier jetting into the sea for small naval boats and ships.


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VIENNA, February 17. /TASS/. Russia demands from Ukraine that an official statement condemning the attack by radical activists on the Russian Center for Science and Culture in Kiev should follow, Russia's Permanent Representative to the OSCE Alexander Lukashevich said on Saturday, following nationalists' assault on the Russian Center for Science and Culture in the Ukrainian capital.
"We insist Ukraine's government should officially condemn radicals' actions. Connivance to rampant nationalism has gone way overboard," Lukashevich said in a commentary received by TASS.
"The next week the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly is kicking off. We are hoping that the lawmakers will have their say on the issue. Moreover, their fellow worker - Andrey Lozovoi, a Verkhovna Rada deputy of the Radical Party - led the riot."
The Russian diplomat underlined that radical nationalism had been raised to a level of national politics.
"In conditions of acute domestic antagonism, political turbulence and social discontent, the Kiev authorities are actively propagating an image of an adversary personified as Russia," Lukashevich said.
"Offences against Russian property and Russian citizens in Ukraine are encouraged. At the legislative level, the authorities encourage persecution of the Canonical Orthodox Church, the Russian language and culture. The freedom of expression is clamped down on. Attacks on the media, journalists and bloggers is, unfortunately, a matter of fact."
"Until radical nationalist are rampaging in Ukraine, there will be no peace in that country. We insist that manifestations of xenophobia, nationalism and extremism in Ukraine be considered in detail at OSCE," the Russian envoy said.
Earlier on Saturday, about 30 members of the S14 (Sich) nationalist group attacked the Russian Center for Science and Culture in Kiev. The center's spokesperson told TASS that the Right Sector group (banned in Russia) joined the Sich nationalists in the attack. The nationalists posted information about their action on Facebook. The video footage shows how they are splashing black and red paint on the walls and writing insulting slogans and words. They also torn down and desecrated the Russian flag.
The attack on the Russian center was not the first. In August 2016, nationalists hurled smoke grenades into the building and spray-painted graffiti with their symbols on its walls. In July 2017, about 30 members of Svoboda movement headed by a member of the Kiev Council Igor Miroshnichenko stormed the center's building and occupied the second floor to disrupt the presentation of a book on Russian history.


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Established in 1928, the Czechoslovak port in Hamburg quickly became an important foreign trade hub for the landlocked Central European state. The port retained this importance after 1945, but this time as a Socialist outpost, 60 kilometers outside the Iron Curtain. Operating at full capacity and with open borders, this daily confrontation of political systems resulted in a unique microcosm. Sarah Lemmen presents her cultural historical research project.
My postdoctoral project "The Interpreters of Europe and the Cold War" compares significant national and cultural self-representations in postwar Europe with a focus on historiography and literary studies. The conclusions of French, German, and Polish scholars regarding their contemporary era often did not conform to the systemic rivalry's East-West logic. Academic interpretation and political categories obviously diverged.
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The unification process between the two German states began on November 9, 1989. The event was a watershed for the project of European integration project. From the German perspective this process has been thoroughly investigated. The responses of the major powers as well as Britain and France are likewise well researched. To the present day, however, the Italian reaction is insufficiently documented. Deborah Cuccia sheds light on Italy's role in her dissertation project.


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Whether it's before or after work, making sure you get your daily exercise regimen in can be tough. With our busy schedules, energy levels can get to an all time low. However, with these 7 foods, you can get the energy you need to get the most out of your workouts.
Fruit is a quick and easy way to gain energy before and after a work out. Bananas, oranges, and apples are three great fruits to munch on before your exercise regimen. Potassium, vitamin C, and antioxidants are all great for maintaining energy and endurance during a workout.
It's almost a no-brainer, if you want a spark of energy, carbohydrates will offer you a great amount. Pasta, whole-grain bread, and beans are all a great source of carbs that will keep you going to the very last second.
Another great source of energy is protein, which not only helps give you energy, but also helps with muscle gain and strength. Try eating almonds, fish, chicken, or a hard-boiled egg before a workout. This will help to keep your muscles fulfilled and healthy.
Packed with carbohydrates and sugar, honey will add energy and endurance to your workout, while keeping your muscles from getting exhausted. Organic honey is a great way to sweeten up your oatmeal, or other fresh morning meal.
Oatmeal is a food that can provide you with a great source of both energy and endurance. Oatmeal is one meal that allows you to eat it, without having to worry about another meal for several hours. Oatmeal can also help to reduce cholesterol.
Greek Yogurt
Greek yogurt is packed with protein and has less sugar than regular yogurt. For yogurt-lovers who want a healthy treat, Greek yogurt is the way to go. A light snack that will give you the energy you need to build muscle, keep endurance, and can be paired with your fruit and honey for an extra kick.
Instead of grabbing an energy drink or coffee, milk is a great alternative drink to consume before working out. It's another snack that is packed with carbohydrates and protein, which help the body to maintain energy and endurance during a workout.
Please consult your chiropractor, physician, or other health care professional before trying any new diet or exercise routine.
Whether you want to boost your workouts or lose few stubborn pounds, for everything only one mantra, eat right food, foods that can help you increase your workout performances and helps your reduce weight. Food is important for your healthy lifestyle, when you choose right food for healthy living, then you tend to lead happy and healthy life. Here you can find 10 Foods to Boost your Workout, these foods increases your energy levels and leads you to perform longer workout.
1. China Seeds: China Seeds are one of the best foods to boost your energy level. It contains heaps of fiber, and it pad-out when soaked. China seeds increases energy levels when taken as a pre-workout breakfast. You can makes tasty porridge with China Seeds and eat every morning. Soon you will notice increase in your workout performance.
2. Hemp Seeds: Hemp Seeds are one of the high protein seeds contains all nine amino acids like flax seeds. These seeds contain Omega -3 fats, as everybody are aware of the benefits of omega-3, it is one of the resourceful compounds that help you sustain your energy levels for longer period. You can put these seeds on Salads, or in cereal or in smoothies.
3. Eggs: Eggs contains full of protein and Vitamin D. Eggs are good food to boost you workout, eat eggs before you start your exercises. They enhance your energy levels and also make you feel full during exercise. Eat eggs with whole grain bread for more nutrition and extra fiber.
4. Kale: Kale is resourceful green leafy-veggies. It is one of the popular foods that help you boost your workouts. It is known as super food as it is loaded with vitamins, fiber and antioxidants, and also contains alkaline-forming and magnesium. This natural products boost the oxygen level in the blood that helps the body to withstand sever workout.
5. Coconut Oil and Coconut Water: Coconut oil contains beneficial fats, and it provides quick source of energy and it supports before and after workouts. Coconut water reloads the body with plenty of electrolytes and charges energy immediately.
6. Tempeh: Tempeh is a soy product found in Indonesia, it is made of controlled and natural culturing fermentation process and bind soybeans and make a soy cake. Marinate tempeh with lemon juice, coconut oil and cider vinegar and add these soy chucks in salad, it gives instant energy and boosts your energy levels.
7. Goji Berriess: Goji Berries contains natural source-of- fiber, antioxidants and protein. They perfectly blend in trial mix, eat before going to exercise or put them in smoothie and drink it after exercises. It is one of the perfect foods to reduce you stress levels.
8. Quinoa: quinoa is one of the nutritious food, quinoa seeds contains essential amino acids, protein and many other nutrients. Protein rich food helps you build muscle and helps you enhance your workouts.
9. Honey: Honey is one of the natural and best stress release foods and enhances your energy levels. Honey gives soothing feeling and it is easy to absorb, honey contains antibacterial, antimicrobial properties and enzymes. Honey contains natural sugars and provides sufficient calories hence it makes a perfect foods that helps you increase your exercise performance.
10. Cacao: it is loaded with magnesium. It enhances your energy levels, this tasty snack is the perfect since everybody like chocolate and boosts your workouts, toss it in a smoothie and drink it before or after exercises.
The above mentioned foods help you to enhance your exercises and help you maintain healthy life style. Eating healthy food and participating in regular physical activity helps you stay energetic all through the day. Get more information by visiting the website.
The June issue of SELF reports that a study from Cornell University found that active women with low levels of iron suffer similar symptoms as those who are actually deficient in iron, such as being slower and weaker. To avoid this, aim for the recommended 18mg of iron per day. You can reach that amount by consuming iron-rich foods (I don't recommend iron pills/supplements unless prescribed by your doctor), including:
Here are some of my recommended pre-workout foods:
• Fruit. Any kind you like works! Blueberries, apples, peaches, pears, or bananas are great. You can even do canned fruits, but be sure they contain no added sugar and are packed in their own juice or light syrup. If you do fruit juice, keep it to a 1-cup serving.
• Hot or cold cereal. If dairy bothers you, try soy milk with your cereal, preferably a bran-based or whole-grain option. If you crave those sugary cereals from childhood, sprinkle on a little sugar, which you will use up during your workout.
• Toast with nut butter or eggs and a side of fruit. Enjoy a whole-wheat bagel or English muffin with some protein—either one or two eggs or some nut butter. You could use peanut, almond, cashew, or even Nutella—who doesn't love the idea of some chocolate in the morning? Strawberries and bananas go great with this choice.
• Smoothies. Blend 1 cup of any fruit with some milk or milk alternative and ice for a great snack you can sip while you get on your workout gear.
• Leftovers. Have some quinoa or couscous left over from dinner? Mix in cherries or raisins and cinnamon to turn last night's meal into your pre-workout fuel.
After a few days of properly fueling your body for your workouts, you will feel so much better. You'll exercise harder, and get better performance results.
When you need a quick pick-me-up, a little caffeine can go a long way. "Shown to be effective for improving exercise performance, a cup of coffee might serve as the perfect pre-workout beverage," Moskovitz says. "Adding skim milk not only offers plenty of calcium and vitamin D for stronger bones, but it also provides carbohydrates for fuel."
Energy Tip: A small amount of caffeine is all that's needed to get the benefits. Order an 8-ounce hot or iced coffee.
Soybeans are high in energizing nutrients, particularly B-vitamins, copper and phosphorous. "B-complex vitamins work to break down carbohydrates we consume into glucose for fuel. At the same time they help transport oxygen throughout the body. Both copper and phosphorous are involved in converting eaten food into energy and releasing into cells so its available for use by the body. Edamame also delivers exercise-friendly carbs, fiber and protein for muscles. Just 1 cup of shelled soy beans packs in over 8g of filling fiber and 17g of protein," Moskovitz says.
Energy Tip: To aid in recovery, snack on a handful of edamame after a tough endurance training session. You can also add a touch of salt to replenish lost electrolytes.
Whole Grain Cereal
"High-fiber whole grain cereals slow the release of glucose into the bloodstream which ultimately translates to more consistent energy levels throughout the day. Sudden increase of glucose in the blood, which occurs after eating refined carbs like candy causes spikes in blood sugar, and excess insulin production from the pancreas," Moskovitz says. "Insulin is responsible for getting the glucose out of the blood and into cells. When glucose levels get high too quickly so do insulin levels."
Energy Tip: Some fortified whole grain cereals are loaded with nearly all the important vitamins and minerals. Moskovitz recommends General Mills Fiber One. Look for a cereal that has at least 5g of fiber or more per serving. Pour over a glass of skim milk or nonfat Greek Yogurt for extra protein.
Trail Mix
"Nuts and dried fruit are the ideal combination of healthy fats, fiber and protein. While refined carbs that are void of fiber quickly break down into glucose for short bursts of energy, fiber helps slow down glucose-release so there is always a steady supply. Similar to fiber, protein also slows down metabolism of carbs and repairs muscle damage to prevent post-training soreness. Fats such as nuts, seeds and oils are notorious for providing long-lasting energy particularly for longer runs or swims over an hour. Since carbs are the first macronutrient to get used during activity, they can become easily depleted at which point the body relies on energy from fat," Moskovitz says.
Energy Tip: To avoid excess sugars and oils that can be added to many popular trail mixes get creative and make your own! Combine all your favorite raw nuts such as pistachios, almonds or peanuts with seeds plus dried fruit. Add in some whole grain cereal or pretzels to pack in more fueling carbohydrates.
One of the most important determinants of your energy levels is hydration status Moskovitz says. "Dehydration kicks in much sooner and harder than starvation. Water is responsible for transporting all nutrients in the blood that we use for energy as well as getting rid of waste build-up that leads to fatigue. Without enough water, we cannot metabolize the food we eat into fuel and ultimately cease to function properly. Always drink plenty of water throughout the day, especially before and during workouts."
Energy Tip: Divide your total weight by two to get the total fluid ounces recommended per day, Moskovitz recommends. Add an additional 20-30 ounces per hour of exercise to ensure adequate hydration. Think that sounds like a lot? "Most people need a minimum of 8-10 cups per day without exercise," says Moskovitz.


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- Positional alcohol nystagmus phase I (PAN I) results from a physical action of alcohol on the cupola of the semicircular canal. The evidence for this view is outlined, including findings that discrete surgical elimination of semicircular canal function eliminates alcohol nystagmus, that ingestion of heavy water (deuterium oxide) causes a postional nystagmus precisely opposite to PAN I, and the ingestion of heavy water with alcohol in cats prevents the occurrence of PAN I. New data is presented showing that ingested alcohol does enter perilymph and endolymph.
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By: Julio Cesar Medina, Senior Economist and Financial Analyst
Global gold rates inched slightly lower at the end of trading on Tuesday, after having maintained a tight range during the whole day of trading. The price of Gold stayed within a tight range, after it was pressured by a slight uptick in dollar's rates. There was, however, light trade during the day, as the United States gears up for the Thanksgiving holiday.
U.S gold futures dipped down by some 0.1 percent to drop down to $1,224.1 per ounce.
"(Trade) is relatively sideways at the moment… gold does not have its own momentum behind it, it is simply responding to external forces rather than any energy and vigour of its own," said Ross Norman, who is the chief executive officer of Sharps Pixley. He further mentioned, "We see gold trading in a $1,215-$1,240 range for the remainder of the year."
It is believed that a downtrend in the global market for stocks has influenced interest towards safer investments like gold. Gold has for long been considered as a safe investment for investors during times of socio-political adversity.
"Trade tensions remain heightened between the U.S. and China, global equities are under pressure, while Brexit negotiations continue to create uncertainty across markets, keeping gold's safe-haven status intact," said traders at MKS PAMP in a note from today.
Forex and bullion investors also have a keen eye on happenings in the G20 summit, as China and the United States will conduct trade talks during the meeting.
With some good sessions under the belt, optimism within gold traders is on the rise. Traders are expecting overly bullish trends on the precious metal, but a recent interview by prominent analyst and entrepreneur Greg Harmon has generated some substantial facts about the situation.
Talking to media just yesterday, Greg mentioned that there wasn't enough reason to be overly happy now. Prices should push past the October high of $1,246 per ounce for positive energy to be generated about the yellow precious metal.
"We are starting to see higher lows, but we still need to make higher highs," Greg said. "A push above $1,240 an ounce would signal a trend reversal. We see some good momentum on this bounce, but we still need a little bit more."
While the prices for gold have maintained a tight range since the last couple of days of trading, there was positive energy in the market during last week. The market is seeing renewed interest from investors, because of the current risks associated with the dollar.
While gold has seen some solid movement during the year, Harmon still believes that the last 5 years have been extremely non-volatile for the market. One can tell by looking at gold charts that the price has been stuck in a $200 range.
"When you look at gold, it really hasn't done anything since 2013," Harmon said. "Investors should play in the moment. Buying when the price bounces off the bottom and selling with it bounces off the top."
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My primary area of interest is in the biology, management, and late effects of childhood brain and spinal cord tumors. I participate in the Children's Oncology Group (COG), a North American multi-institutional collaboration in treatment of childhood cancer and clinical and supportive care trials. I also participate in the Canadian Pediatric Brain Tumour Consortium, where we collaborate nationally in conducting research in pediatric brain tumors. Locally, I participate in research at the clinical level where treatments, quality of life, late effects of treatments, and other clinically-related questions are evaluated.
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Improving diagnosis of pediatric central nervous system tumours: aiming for early detection
Canadian Medical Association Journal
Ran D. Goldman and Sylvia Cheng and D. Douglas Cochrane
DOI: 10.1503/cmaj.160074
Outcomes of children with central nervous system germinoma treated with multi-agent chemotherapy followed by reduced radiation
Journal of Neuro-Oncology
Sylvia Cheng and John-Paul Kilday and Normand Laperriere and Laura Janzen and James Drake and Eric Bouffet and Ute Bartels
DOI: 10.1007/s11060-015-2029-1
Pathological Findings of a Subependymal Giant Cell Astrocytoma Following Treatment With Rapamycin
Pediatric Neurology
Sylvia Cheng and Cynthia Hawkins and Michael D. Taylor and Ute Bartels
DOI: 10.1016/j.pediatrneurol.2015.05.020
Do we need a formalized humanism and professionalism curriculum in pediatric hematology and oncology training?
Pediatric Blood & Cancer
Sylvia Cheng and Meera Rayar and Angela Punnett
DOI: 10.1002/pbc.25638
Improving the Curriculum in the Pediatric Hematology and Oncology (PHO) Residency Program
Paediatric Blood and Cancer
Long term outcomes in children with intracranial germinoma: a single institution experience from 2000-2013
Early deaths in pediatric acute leukemia: a population-based study
Leukemia & Lymphoma
Sylvia Cheng and Jason D. Pole and Lillian Sung
Early deaths in pediatric acute leukemia: a population-based study
Paediatric Blood and Cancer
Pathological findings of subependymal giant cell astrocytoma following treatment with mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR) inhibitor Rapamycin
Paediatric Blood and Cancer
Completing a scholarly project during paediatric residency: motivators, barriers, and enablers
Paediatric and Child Health
Discrete choice experiment produced estimates of acceptable risks of therapeutic options in cancer patients with febrile neutropenia
Journal of Clinical Epidemiology
Lillian Sung and Shabbir M. Alibhai and Marie-Chantal Ethier and Oliver Teuffel and Sylvia Cheng and David Fisman and Dean A. Regier
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Health-related quality of life anticipated with different management strategies for febrile neutropenia in adult cancer patients
Supportive Care in Cancer
O. Teuffel and S. Cheng and M. C. Ethier and C. Diorio and J. Martino and C. Mayo and R. Wing and L. Sung and S. M. H. Alibhai
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Health-related quality of life anticipated with different management strategies for paediatric febrile neutropaenia
British Journal of Cancer
S Cheng and O Teuffel and M C Ethier and C Diorio and J Martino and C Mayo and D Regier and R Wing and S M H Alibhai and L Sung
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Health-related quality of life anticipated with different management strategies for paediatric febrile neutropaenia
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Sylvia S. Cheng and Vito Forte and Vibhuti S. Shah
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Delayed Diagnosis of CNS Tumors in Children
Central nervous system (CNS) tumors in chidlren account for a quarter of all cancers in children but diagnosis is often delayed as symptoms are not specific and more benign conditions are more common. Furthermore, the diagnosis of CNS tumors necessittes a comprehensive clinical history and complete examination in addition to advanced imaging. Delay in diagnosis of CNS tumors in children can be devastating for families and clinicians and time to diagnosis is critical in an effort to provide the best surgical and non-surgical care. Despite ample research and improvements in quality and access to diagnostic imaging, time to diagnosis in children has been less than optimal with reports of 5-8 months from time of symptom presentation to diagnosis. Therefore, we hope to retrospectively evaluate the time to diagnosis of CNS tumors in children in British Columbia with the aim of developing an algorithm and educational tools to aid health care providers in management prospectively.
International DIPG Registry
Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG) is a devastating brainstem tumor that occurs in young children. Despite attempts of novel therapeutics or conventional radiation therapy, the prognosis remains dismal. Therefore, the primary aim of the DIPG Registry is to collaborate with all pediatric centers internationally to form a clinical, radiological, and tissue repository for the basis of a platform to provide collaborative efforts and research to occur in an extremely rare disease.
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Earlier generations of multi-center "Baby" protocols have demonstrated the feasibility of chemotherapy-only strategies for young children with newly diagnosed malignant brain tumors. The disease-free survivals attained with these regimens, however, remained worse compared to regimens that include radiation therapy. The previous generations of Headstart studies (1-3) demonstrated favourable outcomes for certain patient groups. Recent genomic advances in RNA and DNA profiling have identified four molecular subgroups of medulloblastoma that confer prognosis. However, all the analyses to date have been conducted on patients where the majority received radiation therapy. Therefore, the primary aims of Headstart 4 is to determine prospectively, in a randomized fashion, whether there is a difference in event-free and overall survival in those who receive a dose-intensive tandem consolidation vs. single consolidation in high risk patients with medulloblastoma and embryonal CNS tumors based on prospective molecular risk stratification.Research Group Members
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BC Children's Hospital Research Institute is pleased to congratulate the 2019 recipient of the Geoffrey L. Hammond Lectureship: Dr. Megan Levings.