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Posted by Chet Skwarcan.
Categories: Roundabouts.
I came across this roundabout picture approximately 15 years ago and decided it was the world's first modern roundabout—at least the first one in this particular part of the world (and certainly the first one at this intersection). I keep this picture on the wall next to my drafting table to provide inspiration when designing roundabouts. Now the Federal Highway has since published something they call "design guidelines" however this particular picture remains my go-to.
I consider this roundabout "modern" because of the fresh paint on the tire plus it appears to be bicycle-friendly. Also, the central island feature is not only low maintenance and very beautiful but satisfies all site distance criteria known to man. Note also the perfectly painted red arrows clearly indicating a clockwise circulation pattern. This tells me the location is likely in the southern hemisphere—probably Antartica or maybe Australia—but I'm not sure (the Coriolis Effect on traffic flow is still under debate). It could just be my imagination, but as someone who hales from the northern hemisphere, I generally feel compelled to drive counter-clockwise within roundabouts (but not always).
You may have noticed near the central island there appears to be a bit of a drainage situation (design engineers like to call things like these "situations" rather than problems). This could simply be the result of over-watering the landscaping or perhaps poor sub grade compaction in the vicinity of the truck apron. In any case, this should be resolved before the next big freeze…
Bottom line? This roundabout is intuitive and works great. Now I agree roundabouts are not automatically the solution for every intersection. But when appropriately located and properly designed, they can be magical. Unfortunately however, that is not always the case. When a roundabout is hastily implemented, it creates driver frustration and the public quickly decides they "hate roundabouts" — in fact, I sometimes wonder if there might be a market for "Roundabout Repair & Counseling", hmmm…
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Dispute between the plaintiff, successor to the interests of Ira Gershwin, and the successors to the interests of George Gershwin over the appropriate allocation of royalties in connection with the licensing of a ballet celebrating the Gershwins, staged in June 2008 at the Royal Albert Hall in London by the English National Ballet entitled "Strictly Gershwin." Complaint seeks declaratory judgment.
The Leonore Gershwin 1987 Trust v.The Arthur Gershwin Testamentary Trust et al, No. 08-114000 (Sup.Ct., NY Co. filed October 17, 2008).
October 21, 2008
Gershwin Royalty Dispute
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Pineapple Tarts always seem to reign the Chinese New Year goodies show each year with so many varieties and designs, it always seem so hard what to choose to impress. Sometimes you might even choose to make your own pineapple tarts which I did 2 years back (but believe me the process is quite arduous). Though if you want to invite in those buns of golden prosperity into the door, there is the choice of sweet tarty tarts from PrimaDeli.
Divine Pineapple Tarts (Ball shaped) and Fortune Pineapple Tarts (Pineapple Shaped)
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But for something in smaller packages as a gift or simply to decorate the house with, there is the Fortune Pineapple Tarts. Shaped like pineapples themselves, the pastry shell was sweeter than the divine pineapple tarts.
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- Feb 12, 2019-
First, the construction procedure
1. Clean the structural surface, the ground and the floor, and separate the bullet lines to leave the door and window openings.
2. Install from the side of the main structural surface. If there is a door and window position, install it from both sides of the door and window, leaving the final process of installing the partition wall in the middle, and the width is wider and wider, and installed at the last part.
3. Plumbing electrical equipment should be placed at the line first. Before installing the partition wall board, the embedded parts or switch sockets should be drilled and drilled; when the line trenches need to be cut horizontally, the user should fill the line and embed the line, and then fill the line with the filling material. Ink line.
4, operating temperature: -10 degrees Celsius or more can be installed.
5, the seam processing.
Second, the installation and construction points
1. Check the geometrical dimensions of the partition wall panel to meet the standard requirements.
2. According to the layout, the pre-40×50×90L iron pieces are fixed at the parts to be fixed.
3. According to the layout, install from one side. If there are door and window openings on the partition wall, install them from the door and window openings to the sides. Align the ink line, use the crowbar to try to sway at the bottom, the top end is tight, the edge of the board is tight, the bottom is fastened with a wooden wedge, and the reinforcement is added.
4. When installing, check the flatness, verticality and other related inspection items at any time.
5. The laying of hydropower buried pipes should be carried out simultaneously with the installation of the partition wall panels. When the partition wall surface needs to be opened, it should be drilled before installation, and the opening should not be larger than 80mm×80mm;
The plumbing hangers shall not exceed 80 kg, and the hangers exceeding 80 kg shall be installed on the fixed embedded parts of the partition wall panels.
6, electrical wiring switches, sockets, etc., apply filler padding.
7. After the partition wall panel is installed, the bonding material must be dry to carry out the next process, and it can be decorated for 10-15 days from the date of normal installation.
Third, the component requirements
1. The top end and the bottom of the beam are fixed by U-shaped iron members. The U-shaped iron pieces are fixed on the bottom of the beam with nails, and the upper end is reinforced with wooden wedges and fixed with L-shaped iron pieces.
2, hanging design: hanging spacing should not be less than 300m, single point load should not be greater than 80 kg, you need to first open the embedded parts.
3, electrical design: electrical circuit can be used as a dark line design, using the partition wall hole to wear the hose laying line; can also be used as the open line design, applied to the wall, open socket and its corresponding configuration.
4, moisture-proof and waterproof: the design of the veneer should be considered moisture-proof and waterproof. When designing the pool, water tank, basin and other accessories along the wall, the wall should be painted with waterproof coating or waterproofing design such as tiling.
5, wall decoration: can be scraped white, spray porcelain, tiling and other decorative materials for decoration. When the next process is renovated, the wall surface of the partition wall is cleaned first, sprinkled with water, and decorated according to the conventional construction process.
Fourth, the installation quality requirements
The surface of the installed partition wall shall not be peeled, dropped, hollowed and cracked. According to the plane of each wall, the intermediate plastering of the building shall be achieved.


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This is a player-created Build for Nioh.
- Build Name: Master iga ninja
- Build Level: scaleable
- Build Focus: PvE and PvP
- Build Main Stat: dex-heart-skill
Build Equipment
- Melee Weapon: both head of iga ninja
- Ranged Weapon: any
- Head: iga head
- Chest: iga head
- Hands: iga head
- Legs: iga head
- Accessories: any
- Items: quick change 2x - shuriken 3x - kunai 3x - storm kunai 3x - fire shuriken 2x - weakness talisman X1/2 - protection talismans 1/2/3 - elixir (I guess. It's an open spot honestly)
Build Strategy
This build is meant to take use of the new combo of guardian spirits, and the iga 2 piece to allow you to have unlimited ninjutsu, well, not unlimited, but at the end of living weapon you'll get 100% of ninjutsu tools back. You'll want thrown weapon damage up --%, shuriken throwing speed, and thrown weapon 2x dagame --% on gloves, and thrown weapon damage --% or 2x thrown weapon damage --% on all other items as inheritable stats, the east of stats don't matter too much as they won't increase damage (as far as I remember currently) on your weapon you'll want agility damage bonus A, and other damage bonuses. As well, there's one stat, long range pierce, which you will need if you wish to use this build in pvp.
As well, you'll need the guardian spirits nekomata (requires dlc 1, should be primary for full throwen weapon damage bonus) and narikama tankui. This will give you a duo bonus of restore ninjutsu items (finished using living weapon), with both at lv 39 you'll get 56%, combined with the iga 2 piece bonus, of 45% (max famalirity) this means you'll restore 101% ninjutsu items (finished using living weapon) and at this point, spam away.
Finally, the reason I have dex/heart/skill at 99/98/97 is to say that you'll want to get these leveled in this order, however maxing them isn't required, dex for the skill points and damage bonus, heart for high ki to block and run a lot, and skill to get some more damage. Level these as you see fit. Spirit, 30 isn't guaranteed required, but that's where mines at, and I don't know if having less than that will allow you to get the bonuses, if you have less you can check as you go, you only need the amount you start the game with you don't need any levels in spirit then. Magic is not required to go as high, the important part is to get enough to get weakness talismans, and if you're doing pvp, you'll want protection.
In order to max out your damage with this build, you'll want to get increase thrust damage, max health damage, ninjutsu thrown weapon damage bonus sacred art, insta-cast omnyo magic on self. Those are the basic ones to get that'll increase damage.
As for gameplay, spam all your stuff, use lw, end it, repeat. Easy enough?.. this will allow you to do all missions from way of the samurai to way of the demon, without dying too much, and without touching a shrine. At all. That's the way to challenge yourself with this build, no shrines. Because you'll still never run out of tools, it's broken. And if you get 2x damage, apply weakness to boss, and throw a kunai, from the front I've managed to get 20k first hit, vs frog dad on way of the strong, and 17k on way of the demon. You should try and restrict use of the omnyo, or get unlimited if you want to use it more. But you shouldn't need it really. You'll find that when you get vs a boss you just spam a few storm kunai, and the boss health bar melts, even without the weakness talisman, and with it you will destroy bosses even faster.
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Long March 2D
Chinese company inks deal to launch 90 commercial smallsats
Q&A with Emiliano Kargieman, founder and CEO of Satellogic (members only)
Emiliano Kargieman leads Satellogic, an Argentinian company founded in 2010 to develop a fleet of small satellites designed to cover the globe with high-resolution mapping images at least once every week, supplying data to customers in the oil and gas, agricultural and forestry, and government sectors.
China debuts new upper stage in final launch of the year
China launches satellites for Saudi Arabia
Two Saudi Arabian Earth observation satellites and 10 small secondary payloads rode a Long March 2D rocket into orbit Friday from the Jiuquan space base in China's northwestern Inner Mongolia region, hours before the launch of a Chinese lunar probe targeting the first soft landing on the far side of the moon.
China's Long March 2D rocket launches five satellites
Earth-observers delivered to space by Long March 2D rocket
Fourth satellite in new Chinese spy fleet successfully launched
China lofts earthquake research craft with cluster of smaller satellites
A Chinese Long March 2D rocket successfully delivered seven satellites into a 300-mile-high orbit Friday, boosting international missions to measure seismic signals that could help predict future earthquakes, take detailed imagery of planet Earth and test compact camera, propulsion and radio technology.


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North Korea is flexing its military muscles again this week. On Tuesday, the South Korean military reportedly confirmed that Pyongyang was conducting a massive live-fire artillery drill. A top North Korean official is reportedly warning that a "brutal punishment" awaits the so-called "warmongers" in the U.S. and elsewhere. And while Pyongyang is promising to attack "in the sky and land as well as at sea," a closer look at images of North Korean soldiers reveals that their fighting force may be better suited for propaganda than actual battle.
North Korea typically puts on its more headline-grabbing displays to mark some sort of anniversary, and Tuesday was no exception. The artillery drills come on the 85th anniversary of the founding of the nation's military. Less than two weeks ago, we saw both a failed ballistic missile test and a large military parade to mark the 105th birthday of the country's founder, Kim Il-sung.
North Korea put a variety of new missiles on display during the April 15 parade, and while at least one of them was reportedly a prototype, some experts thought they spotted actual "fakes." However, a closer look at some of the soldiers in that parade suggests those missiles may not have been the only things that weren't quite battle ready.
"This was more about sending a message than being combat effective," said Michael Pregent, a former Army Intelligence Officer with over 28 years of experience working conflicts around the world and now an adjunct fellow at the Hudson Institute in Washington, D.C.
Pregent took a look at several photos of North Korean soldiers from the April 15 parade and immediately began poking holes in them. Below are some of the takeaways he shared with Fox's Investigative Unit.
Some of the most memorable images to emerge from North Korea's dramatic parade featured the special operations "commandos" who were carrying what appeared to be AK-47's with grenade-launching capabilities. There's just one problem, Pregent said. "Where are the magazines? There's no place for the magazine to go with the mock grenade launcher in the way," Pregent noted, calling it a "fake capability."
It's not just the weapons those commandos are holding that are fake, Pregent claims, and it seems some of the equipment on display would make for a better fashion show than a foxhole.
Pregent claims that the type of sunglasses being worn by those same troops "looks like a flat-face frame, and that's not ballistic. That would wraparound and would also protect your eyes."
Even the fingerless gloves being sported by some of those soldiers are more for show, according to Pregent. "Some of our guys do have them, but most guys go all the way with full gloves based on the heat of the barrel from a round, not to mention they're fire resistant if you need to pick up something."
Some of the other eye-drawing items in the North Korean parade, items that may have zero combat application, are the seemingly oversized projectiles affixed to the end of some of those soldiers' rifles. And while they apparently come in a variety of shapes and colors, Pregent calls them "laughable."
"If you look, you can see the plastic is over the muzzle," Pregent said. And while he admits that some of the North Korean RPG capabilities could be real, the projectiles themselves would have to be fake "because Kim Jong-un doesn't want them to launch one at the viewing stand," whether by accident or on purpose.
Also fake, Pregent believes, are what appear to be silver-plated rifles being held by some of the soldiers who seem more front-and-center than the others. "Saddam had gold plated handguns, and even he wouldn't give them to his troops, so these are most likely painted," Pregent said.
There may be questions about North Korea's capabilities when it comes to effectiveness on the ground, ballistic missiles and even nuclear capabilities, but experts agree that the artillery units being tested this week present a clear and present danger to our allies.
George Friedman, founder of Geopolitical Futures, told Tucker Carlson recently that given those heavily-fortified and strategically placed artillery units, "if they open fire on [Seoul,] there is going to be a holocaust."
He added that taking out all of those units is "not going to be an easy job. That's not going to be a one-day strike."
Pregent agrees, and raises an important point: "They have a legitimate military capability with their artillery – why pretend in other spaces?"
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Water parks in Rimini
Dinner parties, excursions, shopping, hiking, walking - it is a small part of the entertainment in Rimini. You want emotional complement to the rest? Visit the local water parks!
Water parks in Rimini
In the water park "Aquafan" offers:
- spa, swimming pools, Jacuzzi and pool with ocean waves "Ocean in miniature";
- water slides for adults (130-meter pipe Twist, attractions "Kamikaze" and "Fiume Rapido", the extreme slide "Speedriul") and children;
- children's area "Aquakid" pool "Elephant", "Antarctic beach", "Swimming Pool elephant", "beach animation";
- artificial beach where you can sunbathe on the loungers, as well as play a game of volleyball or basketball;
- diving school;
- bars, restaurants and picnic areas.
In addition, there are themed parties, such as foam parties Aquarius (dancing in the sea foam is like aqua aerobics).
Admission fee (valid 2 days): adults - 28 euros (for people aged 65+ will be offered to buy a ticket for 23 euros), 6-11 year olds - 20 euros, deaf - € 20 / adult, € 16 / child.
Water Park "Mirabilandia Beach" offersslowly float down the river "Rio Angel", test rides "Salto del Caribe" (is a hill-tunnel), "Salto Tropical" (slide-tube), "Rio Diablo" (skating with 170-meter-high hill on the 2-seater inflatable boat), "Vuelta Vertigo" (riding a 10-meter ramp at the 2-seater inflatable boat). In addition, there is an artificial beach, lounge chairs with umbrellas, a restaurant, El Castillo castle with slides for children (younger guests engage in fun "battlefield") and water cannons.
A visit to the water park for adults will cost 20 euros,children (below 140 cm) - 15 euros and children under 1 m and the disabled - free. If you decide to visit in addition to the water park and amusement park Mirabilandia, the adult ticket will cost you 40 euros, and children - 30 euro. Important: buying a ticket for the whole day, he will act, and the second day!
Water Activities in Rimini
Vacationers in Rimini recommended to visitDolphinarium (entrance fee: adults - 13 euros children - 10 euro) to enjoy a dolphin show (during the show dolphins perform acrobatics, dance, play) and go through the "Maritime Gallery" - there in the aquariums, live sea urchins, crabs, representatives of the Mediterranean and tropical seas.
Beach lovers can relax onthe beaches of "Marina Centro" and "Lungomare Augusto", and enthusiastic diving - use the services of diving center "Dive Planet" (organized dives for all levels, including those involving examination of sunken planes and ships, dive around Rimini - Reserve Monte -San Bartolo, an underwater island Roses).


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The Leopard Wrasse is also known as the Guinea Fowl Wrasse, or Blackspotted Wrasse. This species has two different appearances depending on gender. Females are white with multiple black or brown irregular spots with white to blue margins covering the entire body. The female's fins may have accents of yellow or tan. The males have an orangy-red background color with green mottling covering the body.
A 55 gallon or larger aquarium with well established live rock and a layer of live sand is recommended. It eats small invertebrates (foraminiferans and amphipods) that grow on live rock.
The diet should be supplemented with live feeder shrimp, mussel meat, and black worms.
Like other wrasse, they are generally compatible with: Large Angelfish, Boxfish, Damselfish and Tangs & Surgeons.
Fish Facts
Name: Leopard Wrasse (Macropharyngodon meleagris)
Family: Labridae
Range: Indo-Pacific
Size: Up to 6 inches
Diet: Carnivore
Tank Set-up: Marine: Coral or rock, plants
Reef Compatible: Yes
Tank Conditions: 72-78°F; sg 1.020-1.025; pH 8.1-8.4
Minimum Tank Capacity: 55 gallon
Light: High
Temperament: Peaceful
Swimming Level: No specific level
Care Level: Experts Only
Reproduction: Egg Layer


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NEDERHOFF, Ted 1911-1987
Posted By: Tammy (email)
Date: 11/1/2012 at 16:21:15
Rites Held For Ted Nederhoff
Theodore E. (Ted) Nederhoff of RR1, Wellsburg, passed away at 7:30 a.m. Friday, July 17, at the Covenant Medical Center at Ridgeway and Kimball in Waterloo.
Funeral services were held at the First Christian Reformed Church, rural Wellsburg, on Monday, July 20, at 1:30 p.m. Rev. Bruce Baillie officiated.
Richard Schafer and Larry Riebkes sang "How Great Thou Art" and "One Day At A Time." The congregation sang "Amazing Grace." The accompanist was Mrs. Jack Bakker, who also played selected numbers for the prelude and postlude.
The casket bearers were Ted VanDeest, Melvin Nederhoff, Edward Boyenga, Arnold Luiken, Ronald Luiken and Marvin Luiken.
The ushers were Jonas Geerdes and David Miller. Mrs. Harvey Eiten and Mrs. Donald Heikens were in charge of the floral arrangements.
Interment was in the church cemetery.
Relatives and friends were invited to return to the church following the committal services for a period of Christian fellowship and refreshments.
Mr. Nederhoff was born on December 28, 1911, on the same farm that he lived his entire life in Shiloh township, Grundy county, the son of Ebbo H. and Lena Riekena Nederhoff. He attained the age of 75 years, six months and 19 days.
On February 20, 1948, he was united in marriage to Louise A. Luiken at the First Baptist Church in Steamboat Rock. He retired from farming in 1977, but they continued to live on the farm.
He made his Confession of Faith and was baptized on May 1, 1949. He was a longtime member of the First Christian Reformed Church.
He was preceded in death by his parents, and two brothers, Henry and Ben Nederhoff.
He is survived by his wife, Louise of rural Wellsburg; two daughters, Carloyn Elaine at home and Susan La Vonne Harms of Eldora, and son-in-law, Mark A. Harms.
A memorial fund has been established.
The Doyen-Abels Funeral Home, Wellsburg, was in charge of the funeral arrangements.
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Amels-built superyachts represent the pedigree and exceptional standards of quality associated with Dutch yacht construction, many of which have become some of the most desirable on the global luxury yacht charter market. They are renowned for their custom-built superyachts, having launched a spectacular fleet of vessels each designed to meet the highest levels of luxury while accommodating their Owner's individual requirements. They have also received worldwide acclaim for their ground-breaking Amels 'Limited Edition' yacht series which has successfully bridged the gap between custom and semi-custom builds.
Each year Amels launch exciting, innovative and luxurious superyachts alongside a line-up of leading designers and engineers, take a look at the entire global Amels yacht charter fleet.
17 January 2017
The largest Amels superyacht to date, the 83m/272ft motoryacht 'Here Comes The Sun' was delivered to her owner earlier this week.
31 March 2016
Making good use of the latest in drone technology, the Dutch shipyard AMELS allowed a camera to gather some fly-by footage of their latest projects.
12 August 2014
A bevy of celebrities, movie stars and sporting heroes have helped make the Ibiza the place to be seen this summer. The sunshine of the notorious party island has been the setting for the parties of everyone from the C-list to the elite, and the resultant feuds and romance. The race for the must-have item this year has undoubtedly been won by the luxury charter yacht, with countless superyachts g...
Boasting an enormous volume and a number of unique design flourishes, the latest superyacht from Amels promises to deliver an unforgettable charter experience.
The 52m 4You launched in 2012 and is the second stunning superyacht to emerge from the Amels 180 series. Her exterior styling exudes sophistication boasting a smooth and sleek light grey steel hull with a white aluminium superstructure. 4You's striking exterior was designed by award-winning yacht designer Tim Heywood with her dynamic interior designed by Laura Sessa.
25 October 2019
The 68.5m/225ft charter yacht 'Lady E' has arrived at Pendennis shipyard in Cornwall, England to begin an 'intensive' winter refit which will include a six metre extension.
16 July 2019
The 74m/ 243ft motor yacht 'Sixth Sense' has been unveiled during a ceremonial launch party in London.
13 March 2019
The 55m/ 180ft motor yacht PAPA has entered the charter market, and will be available to charter across Mediterranean hotspots including Spain and the Balearic Islands this summer.
11 March 2019
The 52m/172ft motor yacht APRIL from Amels has now joined the charter fleet in Mediterranean destinations such as Italy and the South of France.
7 March 2019
This spring, the 87m/272ft motor yacht 'Here Comes the Sun' is heading to the mystical cruising grounds of Norway.
4 January 2019
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3 December 2018
Celebrate the New Year in the incredible cruising grounds of the Caribbean aboard the magnificent 83m/272ft motor yacht 'Here Comes The Sun'
28 November 2018
The 69m/225ft motor yacht 'Lady E' has been adorned with artworks by Warhol, Lichtenstein and other world-renowned artists ahead of her winter charter season in South East Asia and the Indian Ocean.
27 November 2018
Now available for charterers looking to explore the lush cruising grounds of Central American destinations including Costa Rica and Panama, the 55m/180ft motor yacht DRIFTWOOD is the latest to join the global charter market.
19 October 2018
Discerning travellers will be able to discover some of the most incredible cruising grounds on the planet when the 52m/172ft superyacht DENIKI begins a two-year world tour this winter.
16 October 2018
The 83m/272ft motor yacht 'Here Comes the Sun' is now open for bookings on yacht charter vacations taking place in Mexico this winter.
9 October 2018
The 61m/200ft superyacht CALYPSO is available for charter in Tahiti until mid-November before relocating to South East Asia for the winter season.
13 September 2018
The 54m/178ft Amels motor yacht 4YOU is lowering her weekly base rate to €252,000 for last-minute charters taking place in Mediterranean hotspots such as France and Italy this September.
7 September 2018
The 55m/180ft superyacht LILI is giving charterers the opportunity to discover some of the most incredible cruising grounds on the planet as part of a two-year worldwide voyage beginning in December.
14 August 2018
The popular 69m/225ft motor yacht 'Lady S' will be renamed as superyacht 'Lady E' from 30 September following a recent change of ownership and will continue her Mediterranean charter season before relocating to Asia for the winter.
7 August 2018
The freshly refitted 76m/248ft superyacht BOADICEA is one of the latest yachts to confirm its attendance at the 2018 Monaco Yacht Show, which takes place in Monaco from 26 to 29 September.
3 July 2018
The very first Amels 188 to be delivered, the arrival of the 58m/189ft motor yacht 'Volpini 2' is sure to cause a sensation out on the water this summer.
2 February 2018
The newly launched 55m/180ft motor yacht LILI is available for charter this winter in the incredible cruising grounds of Thailand.
19 January 2018
Currently the largest superyacht confirmed for the hotly anticipated event, the 83m/272ft motor yacht 'Here Comes The Sun' will be making her worldwide show debut at the Miami Yacht Show in February.
22 November 2017
The 52m/172ft motor yacht DENIKI is available for charter in the remote and spectacularly beautiful cruising grounds of Norway in June 2018 at a low season base rate of €165,000 per week.
8 November 2017
The 83m/272ft superyacht 'Here Comes The Sun' is available for charter in the tropical cruising grounds of the Caribbean and Cuba this winter.
1 September 2017
Set to turn many heads at this year's Monaco Yacht Show, the recently delivered 55m/180ft motor yacht LILI will be on display in Port Hercules between 27th-30th September.
31 August 2017
The 52m/171ft luxury yacht 'Deja Too' is available for charter this winter in tropical Caribbean hotspots such as St Martin and St Barts.
7 June 2017
A brand new video released by Amels showcases the levels of luxury to be enjoyed on board their largest superyacht to date, the stunning 83m/272ft motor yacht 'Here Comes The Sun'.
23 May 2017
A virtual tour and previously unseen images have been released of the 83m/272ft motor yacht 'Here Comes the Sun', revealing what it's like inside a superyacht that costs more than a million euros to charter each week.
22 May 2017
The 55m/180ft motor yacht 'Step One' is one of the latest additions to the global charter fleet, with availability this summer in Mediterranean destinations such as France and Italy.
8 May 2017
Following her successful launch at the end of April, the 55m/180ft superyacht LILI will be available for charter in Norway from mid-July and in West Mediterranean destinations later on in the summer season.
28 March 2017
Delivered to great excitement in January, it was announced on social media today that the 83m/272ft Amels motor yacht 'Here Comes The Sun' is available for private yacht charter vacations in the Mediterranean.
17 March 2017
The 55m/180ft superyacht 4YOU is available for primetime charters in the captivating cruising grounds of Croatia and other Adriatic destinations from 10th July 2017.
13 March 2017
The 53m/178ft luxury yacht SPIRIT is available this summer for off-the-beaten-track adventures to the wild and wonderful cruising grounds of Alaska.
14 October 2016
The brand new 55m/180ft charter yacht ELIXIR from Dutch shipyard Amels scooped the exclusive Baccarat SuperYacht World Award for 'the most inspiring yacht' at the recent Monaco Yacht Show.
22 September 2016
The 76m/249ft superyacht BOADICEA will be among the impressive collection of luxury charter yachts lined up in Port Hercules for the Monaco Yacht Show, which gets underway on September 28th.
13 September 2016
The 62m/203ft motor yacht SARAH delivered by Amels in 2002 is dropping her weekly base rate by 30 percent for the remainder of her summer season in Mediterranean hotspots such as the French Riviera and Corsica.
29 July 2016
Although not officially confirmed by the shipyard, it is believed that the highly innovative 74m/241ft motor yacht 'Plvs Vltra' will appear at this year's Monaco Yacht Show.
27 July 2016
The 54m/178ft expedition yacht SPIRIT has prime-time dates available for charters in top Mediterranean destinations such as the French Riviera and Ibiza.
5 July 2016
The 55m/180ft motor yacht ELIXIR is one of the latest additions to the global charter fleet and is available now in Mediterranean hotspots such as the French Riviera and Sardinia.
5 May 2016
Prestige London and The London Yacht, Jet & Prestige Car Show opened its doors at the Thames-side exhibition venue of Old Billingsgate yesterday, and YachtCharterFleet was there to soak up all the action.
19 April 2016
The 52m/170ft motor yacht SEAHORSE re-launched earlier this week following a five-month refit at Icon Yachts in Harlingen, The Netherlands, and is now preparing for a summer season in the Mediterranean.
22 March 2016
The 40m/138ft luxury yacht 'Monte Carlo' has just completed an interior refit, and is available now for charters in Greece and Turkey.
16 September 2015
The recently-for-charter 67m superyacht AQUARIUS has availability on her charter calendar this Christmas and New Year's holiday in the Caribbean.
28 July 2015
The 67m/220ft Amels motor yacht AQUARIUS has joined the global charter fleet, and will be available in West Mediterranean destinations including the French Riviera this summer. In the winter season she will relocate to the Caribbean.
2 July 2015
The award-winning 52m/171ft superyacht SEAHORSE has joined the global charter fleet, and will available to charter in the West Mediterranean in locations including Corsica.
26 June 2015
The impressive 52m/171ft superyacht 'Lady Nag Nag' is the latest addition to the global charter fleet, and will be able for bookings in the Mediterranean this summer.
16 January 2015
The 36m superyacht 'BLUE ATTRACTION' is offering charters across the Adriatic with no delivery fees this summer.
9 September 2014
Hundreds of the world's most impressive yachts have gathered in the city's Vieux Port and Port Pierre Canto for this year's Cannes Yachting Festival, taking place from September 9 to 14. As one of the most glamorous events to take place on the French Riviera, the 37th edition of the yachting festival promises to be the best yet - with 580 yachts reported to be in attendance this year. Find the be...
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If you love the Fylde why don't you go along to Lytham St Annes Photographic Society Photoshow. You'll get plenty of inspiration there to develop your own photographic skills!
Saturday 4 – 18 August 2018
St Annes is a great day out for all the family and this free photo exhibition is well worth a visit, with over 500 of our member's images on display as prints and digital images. We look forward to meeting our many visitors, many of whom come back every year.
The Drive Methodist Church Halls
East Bank Rd, St Annes FY8 1ND
FREE admission and FREE parking
Opening Times:
Monday – Friday 10am – 7pm
Saturday 10am – 5pm
Closed Sunday
Saturday 18th Aug 10am – 2pm
More about Lytham St Annes Photographic Society
Lytham St Annes Photographic Society is one of the largest and most active camera clubs in the North West. A registered charity, there is a current membership of over 100 people, covering a broad age spectrum.
Take a look at some of the scenes captured by local members in this gallery of images.
The weekly meetings are held on Thursday evenings at 7.30 pm at:
- The Pensioners Hall, (Next to the YMCA), St Albans Rd, St Annes, FY8 1UZ
If anybody is interested in joining the Society (which enjoys a reputation of being very sociable) they will be made very welcome. They are invited to come along for a few weeks, to decide whether they like what they find, before committing to membership.
Every year they hold a local annual photographic exhibition of members' photographic work, with over 500 prints and digital images.
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More details can be found on their Society website
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Jubilee Orchestra Report 2018
10 Years World Doctors Orchestra
This Orchestra Report presents the efforts of the WDO and its two daughter organizations, World Doctors Orchestra USA and Friends of World Doctors Orchestra. You are invited to explore the organization's great artistic and philanthropic efforts over 10 years and most recently in Bangkok, Romania, San Francisco, Munich/Salzburg, Lugano/Como, and Barcelona/Girona and to meet the charities that benefited from WDO's efforts.
With 25 concert sessions WDO has raised around 1 million Euro for medical aid organizations. In addition, the participating musicians have indirectly contributed another 2.5 million Euro by bearing their personal travel and accommodation expenses.
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Rudeboy drops another hit jam with title Reason With Me.
He however, sang this music with refrence to his ex who he once pleaded to (Reason With Me) stay with him during the storms of life, but she refused.
Chorus Lyrics:
I been dey beg you to try, Reason with me
If I no get today, I go get am tomorrow
Abi you want make I die?
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If I no get today, I go get am tomorrow !!
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We are on a roll here in Karlstad . However, tomorrow is the first time since I got here on March 4th, that we'll have had a full cast!! Unheard of I know, that is why I am determined to make this production of Shrek, one of the best ever!
Tomorrow we rehearse the bridge, and it is very big. Really big. F***ing big! I'll post a picture. Anybody with a little time on their hands and needing a holiday, book a flight to Karlstad and come see! I am sitting on my couch at the moment in Karlstad, blogging and doing prep for the morning. Boy Scout motto, "Be Prepared!", or was that Scar in the Lion King?……. what the hey ;).
Below is David Linqvist who is our Shrek. He is a tour de force, and an Ogre in real life! No fart or burp lessons needed!lol


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If you need to get a smooth steel, we do sell them locally at a competitive price. However, if you are going to mail order the steel then you may be able to get a better price at Chef Knives To Go or find more smooth steel options at Razor Edge Systems, Inc.
Here are instructions on how to use the traditional straight smooth steel. Hold the steel in your off hand with the steel pointing straight down and the handle up. Now set the tip of the steel straight down on your cutting board. Next with your knife at about a 20 degree angle to the steel, lightly touch the heel of your knife blade to the steel. Then slowly and with very little pressure pull the knife backward along the steel so that you end up with the tip of your knife near the bottom of the steel. Be careful not to hit your cutting board with your knife. Now repeat what you just did on the other side of the knife blade.
You can give your knife one or two swipes on each side of the blade. Any more than that is not necessary and can actually be damaging. How often you will need to steel your knife depends on how often you use your knife and what you cut with it. As a guideline, I recommend steeling your knife every twenty or thirty minutes of use. If you are cutting into particularly hard surfaces such as bone, then you will want to steel your knife much more often. Once your knife starts to feel dull, then you need to get it resharpened, because a steel will no longer be effective. Remember, a smooth steel will not sharpen a knife. It will just re-align the edge of an already sharpened knife.
Do not use any kind of steel (including a smooth steel) on a Japanese knife. For the other smooth steels that are not straight steels follow the manufacturers' instructions. Just make sure to only use one or two swipes with light pressure.


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In short, we're drawn to these designs because they display everything we'd like to do but are too scared to try. They touch a part of us we keep under strict control; and we can admire them in complete anonymity.
So how do we creatives who lurk in the shadows aspire to such bold independence in our work? Key #5 can be the path that gets you started in the right direction. Discover something that shouldn't be.
Let's use the photo above to illustrate this key. In theory, grass shouldn't grow in areas where there is little or no soil base for nourishment, yet it obviously does. What is the inspiration in discovering these springs of grass? It might take a little meditation, but see what you can come up with.
Here are a few sprigs of inspiration I found:
- The very soft against the very hard/solid makes me favor the vulnerable soft element. So, if I want to establish an important focal point in one of my art pieces, I may use this concept.
- What appears new/fresh is emphasized against something old and worn. Another great tool for establishing a focal point.
- Living things appears bolder when set against something inanimate
- Vibrant color against neutral sparks my imagination
The longer we study something that shouldn't be, the more we find inspiration and direction for our creative ideas.
What do you think? Can you put Key #5 to use?
Have you Considered Key #6 - Create With the Heart, Build With the Mind
Have you Considered Key #6 - Create With the Heart, Build With the Mind


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To say that Conor McGregor has shaken the world would be an understatement. His work with Ido Portal, a friend of London Real and a favourite guest among our viewers, has literally changed the face of mixed martial arts fighting.
Many of the ideas that Conor uses and advocates have been around for while. Ido, as you know, has been laying the foundation for a new movement practice for years.
What Conor brings, however, is charisma. Like Chris Eubank told me, everyone respects a fighter, so if they see a champion living what he preaches, the world pays attention.
Here are three lessons I've learned watching Conor McGregor:
- Precision beats power, timing beats speed
- If you believe you are unbeatable you will be
- There is no enemy but yourself
- Precision beats power, and timing beats speed, every time
This comes from something Conor said to Joe Rogan after beating Jose Aldo. Aldo held the title for five years and was unbeaten for ten years.
Conor, despite his pre-fight antics, was respectful to Adlo's skills but said that being powerful and fast is not enough.
Precision and timing don't come from brute force, nor do they come from talent. They come intelligence and hard work.
No matter how talented you are or what your genetics are, what marks out the champion in any arena is smarts, and disciplined practice. Conor proved that to the world in the Octagon.2. If you believe you are unbeatable, you will be
We've all heard about the power of envisioning and affirmation. But it's strange to hear a champion prizefighter confirm that they work.
It's one thing to read about the power of vision in a book, another thing to see a trained warrior walk the talk in a deadly fight.
The difference with Conor and most of the self-help wisdom you'll come across is that Conor's vision includes hard work and commitment.
You can't dream a UFC belt into existence, but you need a vision coupled with determination is makes a true warrior.3. There is no enemy, only yourself
Yet another gem from one of Conor's infamous interviews. The point here is that your biggest battle in life is against yourself.
This goes back to Sun Tzu. If you master yourself, you become unbeatable, because an enemy wins by putting you in a state of fear or panic.
True knowledge and mastery of the self means not being controlled by your subconscious or your fears. As long as you know your enemy too, you'll never be beaten. This applies to everything, from making that pitch, or having a happy marriage.
To know yourself, you have to love yourself. And let's face it, Conor McGregor has no issue there!So there you have it. Conor has so much to offer as a sportsman and a martial artist. Even though some people don't know how to take his crazy pre-fight hype, there is no doubt he is a new kind of athlete.
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Open Garden at Bledlow Manor
A wonderful opportunity to visit the private gardens of Lord Carrington. The gardens, covering 10 acres, have been created over 50 years by the Carrington family and landscape architect Robert Adams. A beautiful walled kitchen garden, herbaceous gardens, water garden, parterres and sculptures form part of a garden opening not to be missed. Entertainment will be provided throughout the afternoon by St Mary's Brass and refreshments including home-made cakes will be served. Advance tickets available from www.scannappeal.org.uk or by calling 01494 73416. Tickets: £5 in advance or £6 on the day.
12 July, 2pm, Bledlow Manor, Church End, Bledlow.
Our Fascinating Trees
Do you know you alder from your elder and your beech from your birch? If not this walk is perfect for you. You will take an in depth look at around 15 UK tree species, including how to identify them, why they are here, and how they grow. You will talk about what these trees were traditionally used for, and still are today for crafts, furniture, food, medicine, and fire. A two-mile walk with plenty of stops over 2.5 hours. Booking essential – call 07478394186 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Tickets: £8.
12 July, 2:30pm, Princes Risborough Ridgeway Trail, New Road/Oak Road, Princes Risborough.
Faith and the Garden, Fruits of the Spirit
Start the day in the Quiet Garden for a period of peaceful contemplation, guided by Revd Jackie Lock. Then try a range of garden-themed art activities. Lunch will be made from the first harvest of the WCA community allotment. Tickets: £5 includes lunch.
13 July, 10:30am, All Saints' Parish Church, Church Square, High Wycombe.
The Bucks Festival of Dogs
A dog show with something for every four legged friend, whilst providing the perfect day out for families and foodies. There are planned charity fun dog shows on both days with over 22 classes daily as well as shows including Dogs Have Got Talent, demonstrations from Britain's Got Talent's Dima and his dogs, sniff and smell, scurry, chase the bunny, doggie bingo, K9 security display, the Honniahaka Inuits, Wolfdogs and so much more. Booking at go.evvnt.com/395509-0?pid=4840. Tickets: adults: £ 8.50, concessions £8, children: £3.50.
13 and 14 July, 11am, The Rye, Bassetsbury Lane, High Wycombe.
The Bucks Town and Country Show
A fantastic array of demonstrations, rings and attractions including jousting, motorbike stunts, cookery demonstrations, living history and more. Support small producers and handmade with some wonderful shopping experiences. Watch and admire rural crafters demonstrating all day. Tickets at go.evvnt.com/395511-0?pid=4840. Tickets: adults: £ 8.50, concessions £8, children: £3.50.
13 and 14 July, 11am, The Rye, Bassetsbury Lane, High Wycombe.
Discover Dahl's Archives
This is your chance to peek inside the archive. Take a close up look at Roald Dahl's letters and manuscripts, find out some secrets about your favourite Roald Dahl books, and get the chance to ask all your burning Roald Dahl questions to the experts. Cost: £1.50 adults and children. You can book museum entry and workshops online up until the day before. Alternatively, you can call 01494 892192.
13 July, 12pm, 2pm and 3pm, The Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre, 81-83 High Street, Great Missenden.
National Youth Choir of Great Britain Fellowship Octet
Join excellent young singers for an evening of acapella choral music in the ideal acoustic of Windmill Hill. Launched in 2015, the NYCGB Fellowship Programme is a training scheme for aspiring choral musicians which develops solo and ensemble performance technique, teaching and leadership skills, and professional skills and networks. Call 01296 820414 or email email@example.com. Tickets: £15 adult, £7.50 child.
13 July, 7:30pm, Windmill Hill, Waddesdon Manor, Waddesdon.
Lennon Retrospective
Be taken on a magical journey through John Lennon's best loved songs starting with his solo work and culminating in the early lively Beatles classics in this two hour show which will have you dancing by the end and leave you with lasting memories. Call 01628 788997 or email email@example.com. Tickets: £15.
13 July, 8pm, Norden Farm Centre for the Arts, Altwood Road, Maidenhead.
L'Etape UK
L'Etape UK is the official Tour de France Sportive in the UK and the only chance to experience the true atmosphere of the Tour on your doorstep. This year's event will take on a new route, taking in quintessentially British cycling with challenging climbs, closed road sections and stunning scenery in the heart of the Home Counties. Bring family and friends along to immerse them in the Tour de France fan village where they will be able to enjoy live Tour de France on the big screen, French and local food and drink and activities for all ages. Learn about the heritage of the Tour and marvel at the vintage bike display. Tickets: go.evvnt.com/370695-0?pid=4840.
14 July, 7am, Penn House Estate, Penn Street, Amersham.
ScannaRide 100
A charity sportive raising funds for the Bucks MRI Appeal. Starting/finishing at the Polecat Inn, ScannaRide 100 sends riders out through the Chilterns on a circular route. This new event for 2019 is limited to 100 cyclists. The entry fee is £40. All proceeds to charity and online event certificate. Entry fee £40 - www.scannappeal.org.uk.
14 July, 8:30am, The Polecat Inn, 170 Wycombe Road, Prestwood.
Missenden Abbey Summer Fair
The exciting annual summer fair in aid of WheelPower, the national charity for wheelchair sport. Enjoy craft and gift stalls, live music and entertainment, a charity raffle, barbecue and cream teas, animal corner, fairground rides, children's entertainment, the Whitchurch Morris dancers, Vibes steel band, dog agility, ice cream van and more. Entry tickets to be purchased on the day. Prices: £3 for adults, £2 for under 14's and under 2's go free.
14 July, 11am, Missenden Abbey, London Road, Great Missenden.
The Great Jim Mullen in Marlow
The legendary and poll-winning Scottish guitarist Jim Mullen is on tour celebrating his latest album "Blue Town" also featuring his wife, the highly acclaimed vocalist Zoě Francis and the fine Hammond B3 organist Ross Stanley. A gig that is likely to attract a lot of attention. The CD will be on sale. Music starts 8.30pm with admission £10. It's pay at the door but the club are always happy to earmark the best seats if you call 01628 486571.
16 July, 8:30pm, Marlow Jazz Club, The Royal British Legion Hall, Station Approach, Marlow.
Pimm's and Prosecco Night
Enjoy Pimm's and Prosecco at happy hour prices all evening from 7pm- midnight. There will be a fruit station so you can add your selected fruit choices to your Pimm's. Free entry, a jug of Pimm's is £12 and a bottle of Prosecco is £13. Contact telephone: 01494711485.
12 July, 7pm, Holmer Green Sports Association, 87 Watchet Lane, Holmer Green.
Eden's Time Machine
Visit the Swinging Sixties and Stylish Seventies at Eden Shopping Centre's July Kids Club. Your little ones are invited to step into Eden's time machine for a unique time travelling experience back to the Swinging Sixties and Stylish Seventies at Kids Corner, near Toys UK and Sam's Deli. Eden's time travellers will take on their next Kids Club adventure in a time where love and peace ruled society. They will join in fun 60's games such as hopscotch before learning about 60's toys such as the famous Troll and the history behind the First Man on the Moon whilst dressing up in their very own spacesuits! They'll round off the day by visiting the 70's where they'll join in a colourful ribbon dance and make take-home disco balls and peace signs. For more information and to sign up visit: www.edenshopping.co.uk/eden-time-machine. Free event.
13 July, 11am to 4pm, Kid's Corner, Eden Shopping Centre, Oxford Street, High Wycombe.
Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom
From the makers of Peppa Pig comes this BAFTA award-winning television animation live on stage. Holly is a young fairy princess, who is still learning how to fly and her magic doesn't always go quite according to plan. Her best friend, Ben the Elf, doesn't have wings and he doesn't do magic, but he runs very fast and flies on the back of Gaston the Ladybird. Join Ben and Holly, and their friends on this exciting, enchanting and magical musical adventure packed full of games, songs and laughter. Tickets from £16 at www.wycombeswan.co.uk or call 01494 512 000.
17 and 18 July, various showings, Wycombe Swan, St Mary Street, High Wycombe.
Pat Steel School of Dance
Their summer shows combining all the talent within both schools from children aged 4 and beyond, in a mixture of ballet, tap, modern, contemporary, musical theatre and street dance under the heading 'Best of British'. Tickets £15 at www.wycombeswan.co.uk or call 01494 512 000.
13 and 14 July, various showings, Wycombe Swan, St Mary Street, High Wycombe.


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Johan Dining Chair
$75each$16956% off
Johan Dining Chair
- Walnut finished beautiful solid wood frame
- Hans Wegner & Finn Juhl inspired design provides an organic and distinctively mid-century look
- Foam seat cushion
- Easy-to-clean gray tweed-like upholstery provides added mid-century modern appeal
Seat Height17.5"
Seat Width18"
Seat Depth16.5"
WarrantyOne Year Warranty
What's Included(1) Johan Dining Chair
Shipping MethodFree Ground Shipping (UPS / FedEx)
AssemblySome Assembly Required; Hardware and Instructions Included
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Johan Dining Chair $75.00
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By Jacqueline
Naples, FL
January 17, 2019
Loving the sleek curves and walnut finish - fabric matches too! Thanks again!
By Jeffrey
August 15, 2018
Reminiscent of quaker style but in a danish design, homely yet tasteful
By Irene
Spokane, WA
August 15, 2018
I was hoping these would do the trick when redecorating my dining room but they didn't fully give it the new look I wanted
By David
Carmel, CA
July 5, 2018
found them!
Definitely has that wegner style about it, simple and refined, they are exactly what I was looking for :)
By Alison
Oklahoma City, OK
March 31, 2018
delighted! danish design <3
Totally see why this was inspired by hans wegner and finn juhl designs, the back legs and subtle curve leading up to the backrest is reminiscent of the classic mid century modern danish designers style - they are a splendid addition to my dining room
By Elizabeth
Forest Hills, NY
March 13, 2018
rounded edges add softness
Rounder the edges the softer the look which was helpful in a dining room filled with sharp and straight edges from almost every angle on every piece of furniture and on every fixture! I couldn't figure out how to solve my dilemma until these chairs came into my life - so happy i went for a chair outside of my comfort zone !
By Donna
San Francisco, CA
February 13, 2018
charming and comfy!
Loving their modest and cozy look! Comfy, ultra affordable AND they fit like a glove in my dining room! Thanks!
By Patrick
Mckinney, TX
February 13, 2018
plain but that's kind of what i like about them
UGH! Okay, so the chairs are great - talking about comfort, quality and style - color choice on my end was off with the wood - i'm considering ordering a different dining table because it's driving me a little nuts - would rather purchase a new table over getting rid of these - they are plain aside from the slight curve on the back legs but that's sort of what i like about them
By Daniel
December 25, 2017
simple and perfect for the dining room
Such a simple design but it has this quaker colonial look to them that matches extremely well with my dining room, this was a great buy!
By Alan
Fort Pierce, FL
October 31, 2017
satisfied customer
I wanted chairs that a had more minimal design to complement the rest of my dining room, these are working out perfectly! Thank you!
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Today, we have a brand new compact kit for easy vape from Aspire Spryte, the Aspire Spryte Starter Kit 650mAh. This slim and elegant design comes in 5 favorite colors: Grey, Blue, Olive green, Black, Purple. It may looks and feels like a highlighter, but it is never designed easy. With its minimalist structure, it comes with the signature protective top cap and a bottom-filled pod cartridge which holds up to 3.5ml of eJuice of your choice. It is powered by an internal 650mAh rechargeable battery. It operates by a standard single button, utilizing a constant wattage output of 12W. It also utilizes Aspire's most popular BVC coils and comes with a regular 1.8ohm coil for regular eJuice and a 1.2 ohm for use with nicotine salts.
Available in Grey, Blue, Olive, Green, Black, Purple
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Claims that Lionel Messi exerts an influence on Argentina's squad selection have been dismissed by the star attacker as a "total lie".
Messi's brilliant hat-trick in Argentina's World Cup qualifier against Ecuador last month ensured his side will be at the finals in Russia next year.
Despite his importance on the pitch, the Barcelona forward has been subject to speculation suggesting he holds too much influence over who plays for Argentina.
Inter captain Mauro Icardi, who is married to the ex-wife of Messi's friend Maxi Lopez, had not been selected since 2013 before returning to the group under Jorge Sampaoli.
But Messi is adamant he has never held any sway over the coach's decisions.
"It was said that I didn't want Icardi coming to the national team, but I've never decided if a player comes or not," Messi said in an interview with TyC Sports.
"Now it's coming out that all that was said was a lie. I never said I didn't want Icardi in the national team, nor did I make anyone leave other players out.
"Telling great players that they're only playing because they're Messi's friend is disrespectful – and it's also a total lie because I don't run the national team."
[SELECCIÓN MAYOR] Así se entrenó esta mañana @Argentina en Rusia. ¡Mirá el video del equipo que dirige Jorge Sampaoli! pic.twitter.com/OO9P4WmOT4
— Selección Argentina (@Argentina) November 8, 2017
While Icardi has been called up by Sampaoli, Juventus striker Gonzalo Higuain has been omitted from recent squads, despite his prolific form in Serie A.
And Messi defended Higuain against criticism that he has failed to perform for Argentina in key matches, such as their 2014 World Cup final loss to Germany and back-to-back Copa America showpiece defeats to Chile in 2015 and 2016, both of which were settled on penalties after goalless draws.
"The truth is that it hurts – everything that was said at this time," Messi said. "We played the final of a World Cup, two Copa America finals, at least two of the three [we] deserved to win.
"We did not win – and we all went through that. [Higuain] had the situations he had and they took it against him, but we are used to being told atrocities about us.
"We all had hard times, beyond what was achieved, there was a lot of hard blows to this group. I talk to everyone, we have a great relationship, we have played together for many years and we know each other."
Messi also denied having a problem with Higuain's Juve team-mate Paulo Dybala, who has said he finds it hard to play with the 30-year-old, as they occupy similar positions on the pitch.
"There's nothing to clarify with Dybala," Messi said. "I knew what he meant from the first moment."
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The Campus Activities Board (CAB) is a student run board on Saint Leo University's main campus that plans monthly programs both on and off campus for the Student Body, including, but not limited to: formals, lectures, comedians, concerts, professional sports events, and much, much more! CAB also co-sponsors the annual Fall Family Festival and Spring Fling Events with Campus Life.
Campus Activities Board is comprised of one Vice-President of Activities which is elected by the student body along with four additional positions which over-see planning and marketing operations.
Students can get involved with CAB by becoming a "CABBIE," which is basically a committee member that helps plan and carry out the event they put on. A CABBIE works closely with the CAB E-board member in the planning process from selecting the performer or service and doing all the behind the scenes work in bringing an event to campus.
The Vice President of Activities will be picked from the student body during elections in February. The CAB E-board will be selected by the Vice President of Activities and the advisor in an interview process. Our best advice? Stay involved with CAB and learn the ropes!
Students interested in becoming a Cabbie or just learning more about the Campus Activities Board can contact CAB at 352-588-8844 or at email@example.com.
For upcoming events off campus, check out our personalized ticket site: https://saintleotickets.universitytickets.com (You will need to be a current Saint Leo Student and set up an account prior to being able to purchase tickets).


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Keeping your file size under control for graphic ePUBs
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Editor's note: Today marks the 11th anniversary of the launch of The Terrier Hockey Fan Blog and today's post is #2,169. We'll continue to be your connection to in-depth BU hockey news as we begin our 12th season and Terrier hockey begins its 96th campaign.
New England Hockey Journal's September issue calls out the 100 most influential people in New England hockey in a variety of categories. Eighteen of them are either BU alums or have BU connections: Jack Eichel, Charlie Coyle, Nick Bonino, Charlie McAvoy, David Quinn, Albie O'Connell, Brian Durocher, Penguins Head Coach Mike Sullivan, Devils Head Coach John Hynes, BU Hockey Director of Performance Ben Prentiss, former BU Strength & Conditioning Coach Mike Boyle, agent/advisor Peter Fish, Nashville Director of Amateur Scouting Jeff Kealty, Hartford GM Chris Drury, Travis Roy, Mike Eruzione, Director of Youth Ice Hockey/USA Hockey Kenny Rausch and Boston Globe hockey writer Kevin Paul Dupont. The issue also includes several articles by former Daily Free Press hockey writer Jonathan Sigal:
Last Word on Hockey evaluates Nashville's top ten prospects including #4 Dante Fabbro. Honorable mention for Patrick Harper.
Johnny McDermott, who skated in 14 games as a BU freshman, will play for the USHL Tri-City Storm this season, in anticipation of returning to Comm Ave in 2018-19.
Looking ahead
2019 recruit Robert Mastrosimone (photo) scored four points (1g, 3A) in five games for the gold-medal winning U.S. U-17 Select squad at the Five Nation's Tournament is Ostrava, Czech Republic. Mastrosimone, who will play for the USHL Chicago Steel this season, skated on Team USA's top line and was named player of the game in a 7-1 win against Slovakia. 2020 recruit Cade Webber had a strong tournament on the blueline, according to former Terrier Ken Rausch of USA Hockey, who served as Team Manager. Webber, a 6'4" native of Meadville, Penn., plays at The Rivers School for former BU All-America Shawn McEachern.
Seven future Terriers are rostered on the two 2017-18 NTDP programs in Plymouth, Mich. Forward Trevor Zegras (photo) and defensemen Case McCarthy and Alex Vlasic will suit up for the U17s. Forwards Jack DeBoer, Joel Farabee, Tyler Weiss and Jake Wise return to play for the U18s, who will play an exhibition game against BU on Jan. 5. Farabee, Weiss and Wise will take part in the Sept. 21 All-American Prospects Game in Buffalo.
2018 recruit Ryan O'Connell's third-period entry pass set up the game-winner in BCHL Penticton's 4-2 win over Brooks in an exhibition game. The 6'2" left-shot defenseman was a seventh round pick by Toronto in the 2017 NHL Entry Draft.
● Pencticton Vees recap
Here's @lsillinger's go-ahead goal in the third period. pic.twitter.com/1iHycmNcWg— Penticton Vees (@PentictonVees) September 2, 2017
Looking back
After three seasons with the Wilkes Barres/Scranton Penguins, Sahir Gill has signed a one-year contract with AHL Rochester. In 2016-17 he recorded an AHL career high 18 points.


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1. Click on the Grades dropdown menu to access Class Progress or Gradebook.
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4. Choose Gradebook from the Grades dropdown menu to view assignments, points assigned, grade received, and individual feedback from the faculty member.
5. The Gradebook will provide cumulative point and grade totals as well as points and grades received on individual assignments. Assignment feedback, if provided by the instructor, is also visible in the Gradebook.
If you are looking for your official grade reports, read this article: https://kb.indwes.edu/Web/Self_Service/DataConnect/Help/How_to_Access_your_Final_Grade_Report
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In what might well turn out to be one of the most innovative wine functions of 2014, Heike Raath, Diani Smit and Bridget Back of Hatch Communications pulled off a coup yesterday with the launch of three new Spice Route Wines under the Terra de Bron Label. Terra de Bron is an early Dutch nickname for Malmesbury, the Bron or Spring being a source of water.
In the invitation we were asked to give our shoe size, which immediately led to all sorts of wondering as to what this footwear might be. Turned out to be a very smart pair of Black Wellies for us to tramp about the Tower Block Vineyards. This was our first stop in a comfortable bus with Tista Cristini. Spice Route Brand Manager as our host.
The Tower Block looks out onto the Atlantic Ocean, some 5 kms away. There was quite a stiff breeze blowing, and it was a chilly one, straight off the Benguela current. There was Sauvignon Blanc from the vineyards in which we were standing and little biltong and dried sausage snacks. And a pretty impressive pile of large granite rocks. Also a Shiraz vineyard and a recent purchase The Tullie Farm.
We then drove to Klein Amoskuil, just south of Malmesbury, a farm which Charles Back, owner of Spice Route, bought in the early 1990s. We drove through the vineyards and I found it so interesting the way the soils changed from Oakleaf to Koffieklip, to Malmesbury Shale and the dull and uninteresting Decomposed Granite on which no vineyard will be planted. We looked up to the Amos Block, the oldest Sauvignon Blanc vineyard in the country, the Weathergirl Clone grafted onto the old standby rootstock, Richter 99. We drank wine from grapes harvested from this vineyard earlier this year, the Spice Route, Amos Block Sauvignon Blanc 2014, poured by Licia Solomons, assistant Winemaker, working alongside Charl since 2005. Licia has done a vintage in Burgundy and came after working in the vineyards in Darling – an impressive lady. Charles Back gave us a potted history of Spice Route with much bantering between him and the passionate Charl du Plessis, winemaker of Spice Route.
The reason for the occasion was the launch of three new Spice Route Terra de Bron Wines, the Syrah 2009, the Syrah 2012 and the Mourvèdre 2012.
The Spice Route Terra de Bron Syrah 2012 was grown in Darling under the coolest of conditions. Bigger bunches with thinner skins, producing a wine of true elegance with whiffs of violets and delicate red and black berry fruits.
The Spice Route Terra de Bron Syrah 2009, grown on the iron heavy Koffieklip soil on Klein Amoskuil, is richly coloured, packed with red and black berry fruit and ripe bloodplums and a grind of white pepper. Beautiful tannins too which will help to age the wine gracefully.
My star wine of the day was the Spice Route Terra de Bron Mourvèdre 2012. Grown as bush vines, the wine was matured in previously filled French oak barrels, allowing the fruit to perform, resulting in a wine of elegance and delicacy. Roadside brambles, mulberries and cherries with a touch of scrunched up fynbos herbs and a charcuterie undertow.
We lunched under the trees at Klein Amoskuil with Stefan Olivier of The Chef's Bench, an epicure food truck, providing the most delicious small plates. No relative, though I think I will lay claim to him. Sunday lunch at home would be so much easier.
All in all, an extremely happy day, made more so by lovely company and some truly great wines.
Read more about Spice Route – click here
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Footage from a camera-mounted drone flown over Chernobyl has captured the remains of the city in a haunting expose.
The footage shows the remains of the abandoned buildings and streets, now overrun by trees and showing signs of neglect. The outskirts of the city harbor and apartment complexes are also shown in similar conditions.
The Ferris wheel, considered to be the iconic symbol of the abandoned town , is still seen intact in the Pripyat amusement park.
Documentary film-maker and photographer Danny Cooke produced the footage whilst working with CBS News on a 60 Minutes episode focusing on the Chernobyl disaster.
He used his spare time with the news team to fly the drone around the outskirts of the city.
Commenting on the video, Cooke said "Chernobyl is one of the most interesting and dangerous places I've been. The nuclear disaster, which happened in 1986 (the year after I was born), had an effect on so many people, including my family when we lived in Italy"
"It caused so much distress hundreds of miles away, so I can't imagine how terrifying it would have been for the hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian citizens who were forced to evacuate."
However, Cooke is not the first to fly drone footage over the city. Photographer and Adventurer Phillip Grossman used a mounted camera drone to survey the city in 2012, obtaining up to 30 hours of footage for his gallery Chernobyl: Zone of Exclusion.
His footage can be found here.
The Chernobyl disaster remains one of the most tragic nuclear disasters to date, with over 31 people being killed in the blast itself and thousands more being affected by lethal levels of nuclear radiation.
The effects on plant life, livestock and human life are still seen today, 28 years after the event.


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Being a very populous country, India needs electric power in huge quantities even when its average domestic consumption is much lower than the developed nations. As per the 2012 data, the average domestic power consumption per year was about 750 units (KWh). This translates into about 3500-4000 units per family on the average per year or about 290-330 units per month per family. Since this is an average value, the higher income families must be consuming much higher as the a good percentage of lower income group families might be consuming zero to 30 units per month. It is also interesting to note the wide disparity of domestic electric power usage across the various regions and states of India.
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In places where humidity is low and water supply is not a big issue, the evaporation type coolers are much preferable both on account of initial and running costs. As the summer heat goes up with lowering of humidity in the air, these coolers give very comfortable cooling. However, they are not useful when humidity goes up during the onset of rains after summer. They are also not very effective in the coastal areas of India due to high humidity.
It is also not a very prudent decision to spent much money for fancy features of air conditioners. Of course, such fancy features are for those for whom money is not a big issue.
The best brands in air conditioners in India are Voltas, LG, Carrier Aircon, Samsung, etc. Voltas is totally an Indian brand and the current market leader.
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International games sees Polish champion for 4th year
Monday 13 May 2019
Lucas Venta, the Polish-born athlete, scooped the top prize in the Gourock Highland Games events for the fourth year in a row.
Lucas has now won the top prize in all events since the competition moved to its new permanent home at Battery Park.
In the piping competition, Scottish Power Pipe Band picked up first place in the grade one competition. This is only the third time the Gourock Highland Games has hosted grade one bands, the highest level of piping.
And one of Inverclyde's own pipe bands, St Columba's School from Kilmacolm, scooped the top prize in Grade 4b.
The Gourock Highland Games, held on Sunday 12 May, traditionally starts the Scottish Highland Games and piping season in Scotland.
The event is estimated to have had around 10,000 visitors attend to over the course of the day which saw glorious sunshine once again.
Visitors travelled from across the world to enjoy pipe band competitions, traditional Highland games, Highland dance competitions, and a range of sporting activities across the day.
The Chieftain for the games was Inverclyde Provost, Martin Brennan, who said, "I would like to thank the many thousands of people who attended the Gourock Highland Games. It is an honour to have been chosen to be the Chieftain of the games and the day couldn't have been better with lots of happy smiling faces, plenty of competition and some fabulous weather.
"The Games get better each year and are proving to be an international draw with visitors travelling from across Europe and further afield to attend the games as part of their visit to Scotland. Some people attending had even arranged their holidays specifically to coincide with the Gourock Highland Games.
"The Gourock Highland Games is an event which is growing in stature and confidence. It has carved out a unique position in Scotland's piping and games event calendar.
"The weather was glorious and the sights and sounds were spectacular as thousands of visitors joined in the celebrations to mark the start of the Scottish Highland games and piping season for 2019."
Pipe Band and Drum Major first places –
The first place winners in each of the pipe band and drum majors grades are:
Grade 1 - Scottish Power Pipe Band
Grade 2 - Uddingston Strathclyde Pipe Band
Grade 3 – Oban High School
Grade Juvenile – Stirling and District Pipe Band
Grade 4a – North Lanarkshire Schools pipe band
Grade 4b - St Columba's School Pipe Band, Kilmacolm
Drum Major adult final - Gibb Fraser of Coalburn IOR
Drum Major juvenile final - Beth Turner of Uddingston Strathclyde
Heavy events competition 2019 -
1st - Lucas Venta (Poland)
2nd - Kyle Randalls (Falkirk)
3rd - Craig Winslow (Kirkintilloch)
4th - Stuart Anderson (Lochearnhead)
5th - Chris Beetham (Alloa)
6th - David Hart (Kinross)
7th - Ben Buchanan (USA)
8th - Ross Broom (Whitemoss)
Mini Highland Games 2019 –
1st place - Gourock Primary School
2nd place - King's Oak Primary School
3rd place - St Ninian's Primary School
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X-menNews, Reviews & Features
Review: X-Men: Dark Phoenix is an unevolved end to a once super franchise
Movie Review | Matt Looker | 10th June 2019
So now the X-Men franchise comes to an end. Since that first ensemble movie was released 19 years ago, the property has launched 12 films (13, if you count the still-to-be-unshelved The New Mutants) and has not only become a staple of the superhero genre in the process, but helped set the template for how to do this kind of movie well. And here we have the last instalment; the final chapter that, surely, the entire saga has been working towards for nearly two decades: a fourth-film reboot set in an alternate timeline remaking the same story from the third film of the original movies. It's the only conclusion we've ever really wanted!
The nine most embarrassing X-Men marketing fuck-ups
Movie Feature | Ali Gray | 12th October 2018
You can always count on the X-Men for a laugh. While the Marvel marketing machine runs like a well-oiled machine and the DC marketing machine is basically a Xerox of the Marvel machine, the Fox marketing machine is more like a dodgy office printer, old and busted and producing wildly erratic and inconsistent results because no one really knows how to use it properly. The X-Men franchise is arguably the biggest name in superhero cinema - so why can't Fox ever seem to sell the movies without, excuse my language, fucking up like cack-handed twats?
Movie Review | Ali Gray | 9th March 2017
There only three things that are certain in life: death, taxes and the fact that someone is hard at work writing a sequel to the X-Men movie you're currently watching. Logan, the third Wolverine standalone movie after X-Men Origins: Wolverine and The Wolverine, is the exception: it is the last in its series, because Hugh Jackman says so, and not just because they've run out of ways to name Wolverine movies. Buoyed by the success of 15-rated Deadpool and supported by Jackman's desire to leave a lasting legacy for his defining role, Logan is that rare superhero movie that feels like a full stop rather than a comma. Intentionally distanced from the rest of the X-Men universe and its frankly Gordian timelines, Logan stands alone as the best of the series: a bleak, bold and mold-breaking masterpiece of the genre.
X-Men: Apocalypse
Movie Review | Ali Gray | 19th May 2016
Forgive me for sounding like I'm on the company payroll, but have Marvel movies ruined superhero movies for everyone else? I fear they have. The Marvel Cinematic Universe made its own space in the superhero sphere; it owns the area marked 'fun'. DC, as a countermeasure to all the lousy fun everyone was enjoying, staked their claim on the 'serious' space; heroes with grim faces carved out of rock, pre-tantrum lip-wobble expressions lashed with rain. Where does this leave the X-Men? I'm sure I don't know anymore, because X-Men: Apocalypse attempts to be all things to all people and ends up being neither overtly fun or remotely serious, just entirely ridiculous. It feels like a superhero movie back from when no one really knew what that was supposed to mean, or, as a friend of mine put it so perfectly: "It's like a shit superhero movie from the nineties".
Channing Tatum turns up for X-Men practice in homemade costume
Movie News | Ali Gray | 17th May 2014
Channing Tatum arrived early on the Fox set for his Gambit movie wearing a crude homemade X-Men costume which he hoped would impress producers. Or maybe it's just a still from Foxcatcher, whatevs.
How can it be that X-Men's William Stryker isn't a Stifler by birth?
Movie News | Ali Gray | 15th May 2014
Scanning the X-Men: Days Of Future Past cast list reveals the actor behind William Stryker to be Australian Josh Helman, who - unbelievably - is no relation to Seann William Scott, Steve Stifler or even Stifler's Mom. The scene in X-Men where Stryker accidentally eats a donut full of semen just accentuated the visual similarities.
X-Men: Days Of Future Past
Movie Review | Matt Looker | 13th May 2014
Have you seen all of the X-Men films? Including the First Class prequel and both Wolverine movies? AND all of the mid-credits and post-credits stings that were tagged on to the end? Good. Then you may proceed. Welcome to X-Men: Retcon. I hope you've been paying attention.
Dry, flaky scalp?
Movie Feature | Ali Gray | 5th April 2014
As Wolverine knows all too well, washing your hair in the shower can be agony without a proper medicated shampoo. (Alternate title: yes, fine, this X-Men: Days Of Future Past poster is very nice).
Eight astonishing things on the new X-Men: Days Of Future Past poster
Movie Feature | Ali Gray | 24th March 2014
The X-Men don't historically have a lot of luck when it comes to cool poster designs - who could forget 9/3/11? - and that trend continues with this mental new one-sheet for X-Men: Days Of Future Past. Featuring: ALL OF THE THINGS.
Unfortunate Empire X-Men cover image/strapline juxtaposition
Movie News | Ali Gray | 27th January 2014
Biggest EVER? Could have fooled me. (Empire are revealing 25 X-Men: Days Of Future Past covers on the hour. Go dribble on them here).
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