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Lovely, Literary, and Light-hearted: Fairy Tales are a Perfect Match for Summer Fun
Looking for some fun, low commitment reading for this summer? Perhaps you have a beach trip planned, or you just want something for those tired afternoons after a day at the pool?
Summer schedules can be delightfully irregular, but that same spontaneity makes keeping up with a complex chapter book a little more challenging. Try reading through a fairy tale or short story anthology, one story at a session. If you don't pick the book up for a week, no harm done. If you don't "finish" the book on vacation, just put a sticky note at the next story; the book is now ready for your next reading session, be it a week, a month, or a year hence.
Children of all ages truly delight in a well told fairy or folk tale. Even if they have "heard" them before or "know" the story, they will still delight in a new reading of it. The books listed below go beyond the familiar Disney fairy tales, although many reflect the same eras of those familiar stories (especially the Victorian time period). They are lovely, literary, and light-hearted.
Note: Many of these are out of print. Unfortunately, there's not enough market for high quality fairy tales to keep these in print. Don't rush out to buy each one, but use this list as a guide to great anthologies; snap them up when you see them for a good price or commit to tracking down just one for this summer.
Fairy Tales for Summer: A Booklist for Summer Fun
Wise Words: Family Stories that Bring the Proverbs to Life by Peter Leithart. One of our top choices last summer, this is a treasure! The whole family can benefit from musing over these. Read our starred review for more information.
The Prince's Poison Cup and others, by R. C. Sproul. These aren't available in anthology form, but they are excellent! Ask your church library to keep them on hand if you can't afford investing in them for your own family.
Faerie Gold: Treasures From the Land of Enchantment, edited by Ranelda Mack Husicker and Kathryn Lindskoog. Marvelous fairy tales that will be new to most readers, this is a volume well worth owning! Read our starred review for more information.
The Victorian Fairy Tale Book, edited by Michael Patrick Hearn. Ranging from the more familiar "King of the Golden River" by Ruskin to more obscure tales by authors such as Charles Dickens and William Makepeace Thackeray, this is a volume for tweens and teens. Some stories are quite long! Out of print, but worth tracking down, especially if your family enjoys Victorian literature.
Gifts of the Child Christ and Other Stories and Fairy Tales by George MacDonald. Another Victorian gem, also worth tracking down. C. S. Lewis credits George MacDonald with "baptizing his imagination," and his fairy tales and fantasies are gems. This volume is another one well suited for tweens and teens.
The Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde, various versions. Several of his tales have been made into picture books (such as "The Selfish Giant" and "The Happy Prince") and many have distinct spiritual themes.
Seven Tales by Hans Christian Andersen, illustrated by Maurice Sendak. This particular version is out of print, but keep an eye out! If you can't find it, there are numerous other versions around. Famous tales include "The Ugly Duckling" and "Thumbelina" and many more!
The Rainbow Fairy Book by Andrew Lang and illustrated by Michael Hague. Andrew Lang was one of the first to collect fairy tales; his colored fairy tale books are still around (blue, green, violet, and more). But if you want to sample some of his best, this anthology is a great start.
The Random House Book of Fairy Tales illustrated by Diane Goode. This is a terrific start to the classic fairy tales by Perrault, the Grimm Brothers, and Hans Christian Andersen; it contains many old favorites in a good length to read aloud.
The Tasha Tudor Book of Fairy Tales. Tudor's artistic style is beloved by many; her fairy tale anthology is out of print, but keep your eyes open! You might stumble across it now that you know to look for it.
Grimms' Fairy Tales illustrated by Arthur Rackham. What better way to enjoy some of the famous Grimms' fairy tales than with Rackham's illustrations as accompaniment? Warning: the original fairy tales can be quite gruesome; Disney has tamed them. Parents should pre-read before reading aloud to young children.
Favorite Fairy Tales Told In… by Virginia Haviland. Choose a country! There are anthologies for countries such as Spain, China, India, Scotland, and more. This will expand your cultural literary background.
Collected Stories by Richard Kennedy. Not fairy tales, per se, but an excellent collection of stories that just beg to be read aloud. For those who enjoy humor, we recommend "The Contests at Cowlick" as a great choice! In the mood for a truly romantic story? Start with "The Dark Princess."
The People Could Fly: American Black Folk Tales by Virginia Hamilton and illustrated by Leo and Diane Dillon. A terrific introduction to African American folk lore, these aren't technically "fairy tales" but are good complements to this list!
Tales of Uncle Remus: The Adventures of Brer Rabbit by Julius Lester and illustrated by Jerry Pinkney. This is a good collection of these famous tales that updates the dialect and racial condescension of the earlier version.
Finally, check out the 398.2 section in your local library's nonfiction shelves. Look for authors such as Paul Galdone, Jerry Pinkney, and James Marshall for delightful picture book versions of famous fairy tales.


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JSC "Olainfarm" Statutes new edition
1. Firm
Company's firm is joint stock company "Olainfarm", hereinafter called "Company".
2. Fixed capital of the Company
2.1. Fixed capital of the Company is 13 209 055 LVL (thirteen millions two hundred nine thousands fifty five lats). Fixed capital of the Company consists of 13 209 055 (thirteen millions two hundred nine thousands fifty five) shares. Nominal value of one share is LVL 1,- (one lat).
2.2. 2 994 900 (two millions nine hundred ninety four thousand nine hundred) of Company's shares are bearer shares and are in public circulation.
2.3. 10 214 155 (ten millions two hundred fourteen thousands one hundred fifty five) of Company's shares are registered shares.
2.4. All shares provide equal rights to receive dividends, liquidation quota and to vote on shareholders meeting.
2.5. All shares are dematerialized.
3. Management Board
Company's Management Board consists of seven members of the Management Board. members of the Management Board are appointed by the Council. From among the members of the Management Board a Chairperson of the Management Board and Deputy Chairperson of the Management Board are appointed by the Council. Chairperson of the Management Board and Deputy Chairperson of the Management Board have unlimited rights to represent the Company separately. Remaining members of the Management Board have the right to represent the Company only jointly.
4. Council
Company's Council consists of five members of the Council.
5. Other terms
5.1. When managing emission the Company may foresee in the terms of amplification of fixed capital that in case of failing to cover the full price of shares shareholder receives only number of shares proportionate to the paid sum.
5.2. The shareholder my request the Company to convert his/her own registered shares into bearer shares, by submitting a written application to the Management Board of the Company, where the following information is indicated: first name and surname of the shareholder, identity code and postal address; the total number of the shares owned by the shareholder; number of registered shares owned by the shareholder, which it is requested to convert to the bearer shares; request to decide on release for free circulation of the converted shares.
5.3. The Management Board summarizes applications for conversion of shares and release for free circulation of the converted shares and includes the corresponding questions into the agenda of the nearest shareholders meeting. If the Management Board receives the applications for conversion of shares from the shareholders who in total represent at least one twentieth of the Company's fixed capital, the Management Board within two weeks has to announce the convocation of the extraordinary shareholders meeting in the order prescribed by the existing normative acts in force. The shareholders' meeting examines all the shares conversion application submitted before the date of and during the shareholders meeting.
5.4. Along with taking decision on the conversion of registered shares into bearer shares the shareholders meeting decides on release for free circulation of the converted shares and inclusion into regulated market as well as makes according amendments to the Statutes of the Company.
5.5. Within one month from the shareholders meeting decision on conversion of shares and inclusion into regulated market, the Management Board prepares and submits to the corresponding institutions and authorities all the documents necessary for registration of the new edition of Statutes, enforcement of the conversion of shares, as well as inclusion of the converted shares into regulated market..
5.6. Converted shares are crossed out from the Company's register of registered shares with the day when they are accounted in the Latvian Central Depositary.
Olaine, July 31st, 2006.
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Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble today put pressure on Northern Ireland Secretary Dr John Reid to declare the IRA ceasefire over next time the organisation carries out a murder.
His call came after Dr Reid yesterday announced derecognition of the ceasefires of loyalist paramilitary groups.
Mr Trimble, who flies to Washington today to brief a range of people about the latest crisis, said; "I don't think that Dr Reid had much option...
"There are things he can do now in terms of exerting significant pressure on those organisations, and I hope he is actually going to do it," he told Sky News.
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Mr Trimble reiterated that Unionist ministers would resign and withdraw from Northern Ireland's devolved power-sharing regime if there was no decommissioning of IRA arms this week.
"I announced that a week ago and I will give a more precise statement about this on Monday, and following that, I don't think Dr Reid has any choice but to suspend devolution in Northern Ireland, and that means removing the other ministers, particularly the Sinn Fein ministers, from the administration," he said.
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Mr Trimble is expected to meet US President George Bush's special envoy to Northern Ireland, Richard Haass, during his stay in Washington.
A spokesman for Mr Trimble said he was would meet key figures in the administration and Congress in coming days.
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Mr Trimble was due back in London on Wednesday, he added.
Meanwhile there were claims that some loyalist paramilitaries could declare "open season" following the Government's derecognition of the Ulster Defence Association's ceasefire.
John White, chairman of the Ulster Democratic Party, which speaks for the UDA, said he feared the move might have removed any remaining restraint on individual members of the organisation who were intent on violence.
Two pipe bombs - a weapon associated with the UDA - were defused outside houses in Coleraine, County Londonderry, early today.
But there was no repeat of street disturbances which have erupted in loyalist districts in Belfast in recent weeks.
Mr White said loyalists were still assessing the implications of the move.
Members of the UDA and its sub-grouping, the Ulster Freedom Fighters, who had observed the truce were angered by the development, he said.
"I haven't spoken to anyone with any great hostility - and I don't see that there is going to be that type of reaction," he went on.
"But there are individuals who are going to be saying that if the ceasefire is not on it's almost an open season for them."
Another loyalist grouping, the mid-Ulster based Loyalist Volunteer Force, was also "specified" as being off ceasefire yesterday, amid indications that it was involved in the murder of journalist Martin O'Hagan two weeks ago.
Mr White said the UDA had played a central role within the peace process.
The development also raised implications for the UDA's position on giving up its own weapons, he said.
"The UFF will be considering whether they will be remaining within the process with General (John) de Chastelain's decommissioning body.
"It had appointed interlocutors to deal with the commission. Even though they withdrew support for the Good Friday Agreement, they still maintained their role with General de Chastelain.
"I don't know what their position will be now."
Dr Reid said yesterday that the UDA and LVF appeared determined to spurn the opportunity to make the transition from violence to democracy.
He warned: "They may lash out and flaunt their immorality and their contempt for the law. But there is a limit to society's tolerance and that limit has now been reached."
Sinn Fein and the SDLP welcomed the announcement.
It was expected to be raised at the annual conference today of the Progressive Unionist Party, political wing of the outlawed Ulster Volunteer Force. Its ceasefire, declared in 1994 along with that of the UDA, is still recognised.


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* RP John Axford pitched three years for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish but after an injury, joining Mike McRae (Niagara Falls, Ont.) and his Canisius College Griffins turned his career around. And on this day he said thanks with a donation to the program.
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The only active Canisius Golden Griffin in Major League Baseball, John Axford MS'13, has made the largest donation in the history of the school's baseball program. Axford's gift will be used to directly improve the Canisius baseball program through the Blue and Gold Fund. Axford's gift also will be recognized with a display in the centerfield bullpen at the Demske Sports Complex.
"Coach Mike McRae is a big reason for this gift. The commitment he has shown to Canisius, shows how passionate he is for the team, program and College," Axford said. "I learned that when I was here, and I am seeing it continue as the program competes at a high level by winning a MAAC championship and playing in the NCAA Tournament.
"All of that shows there is opportunity for the program to continue climbing. If I can help, then that's great."
Axford made 14 starts for Canisius during the 2006 baseball season. The 6-foot-6 right-handed pitcher went 3-8 with a 5.01 earned run average with 75 strikeouts in 70 innings pitched.
In his six-year career, Axford has made 343 appearances and recorded 116 saves. Axford led the National League with 46 saves during the 2011 season. The Simcoe, Ontario native has pitched for the Milwaukee Brewers, St. Louis Cardinals, Cleveland Indians and Pittsburgh Pirates. Axford has pitched in the postseason twice, including the 2013 World Series.
"John is a reflection of someone who is a great role model for our student-athletes. He has had to overcome a lot of adversity in his career to get to where he is today," Canisius baseball coach Mike McRae said. "John has remembered his roots and shown his generosity with this gift in giving back to the baseball program."
"We are grateful for the leadership shown by John with this substantial gift to our baseball program," director of athletics Bill Maher said. "John has played an important role in our program, both on the field for our team and in his continued success after Canisius. With this generous support, his impact will continue to help our program achieve our championship goals."
In the last seven years, the Canisius baseball program has a .635 winning percentage, which ranks 24th among all Division I schools and fifth among schools from non-power conferences. Canisius has 257 wins since the start of the 2008 season, the most among Division I schools in the Northeast region.
Canisius won the program's first conference championship in 2013 and also has won Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference regular-season titles in 2008, 2012 and 2014.


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The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra announces that Music Director Edo de Waart will conclude his term as NZSO Music Director at the end of the 2019 Season and take up the role of Conductor Laureate, returning for concerts in 2020 and 2021.
NZSO Chief Executive, Christopher Blake says: "Edo de Waart has brought strong artistic leadership to the NZSO during his tenure. The Orchestra has benefited immensely from his experience and skill and thanks him for his significant contribution to its growth and development.
"The NZSO is delighted to continue its ongoing relationship with Maestro de Waart as Conductor Laureate.
"We will be especially pleased to welcome him back in 2021 as part of an international celebration of his eightieth year when he conducts those orchestras around the world where he has held directorships over his long career.
"We look forward to celebrating his NZSO tenure in upcoming programmes in his popular Edo de Waart's Masterworks series showcasing the music for which he is an internationally renowned interpreter."
"This August, in the first of these programmes, Maestro de Waart conducts all nine symphonies in our Beethoven Festival which will take the NZSO to new heights as well as celebrate his artistic achievements with the Orchestra. He will finish the year on a high note with Mahler's magnificent Symphony No.2. "Throughout my time as Music Director of the NZSO, my aim has always been to give audiences an overview of the magnificence of classical music," says Edo de Waart.
"I am looking forward to the Beethoven cycle immensely and Mahler's Symphony No.2 Resurrection is a masterpiece. With Resurrection his talent and potential exploded."
The NZSO will not be making an immediate Music Director appointment. In 2020 the Orchestra will be working with a number of international conductors and details will be released with the 2020 Season.
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After Harvey Weinstein's attorneys used Meryl Streep's name and one of her statements to argue for the dismissal of a sexual misconduct class action lawsuit against the producer, The Post actress on Wednesday hit out at their actions.
"Harvey Weinstein's attorneys' use of my (true) statement – that he was not sexually transgressive or physically abusive in our business relationship – as evidence that he was not abusive with many OTHER women is pathetic and exploitive," she said in a statement. "The criminal actions he is accused of conducting on the bodies of these women are his responsibility, and if there is any justice left in the system he will pay for them – regardless of how many good movies, made by many good people, Harvey was lucky enough to have acquired or financed."
When allegations against Weinstein first came out in October, Streep had said that Weinstein had been respectful in their professional relationship. "Harvey supported the work fiercely, was exasperating but respectful with me in our working relationship, and with many others with whom he worked professionally," the actress said at the time.
Weinstein's lawyers quoted this in a motion filed to dismiss one of the lawsuits against the disgraced producer on Tuesday. The lawyers also argued that "that the women were restricted from pursuing their claims by statutes of limitation"
They contended that the class-action status of the lawsuit was invalid because that implied the the claims would apply to "all women who ever met with Weinstein, regardless of whether they claimed to have suffered any identifiable harm."
Streep's name came up in this context. "Such women would include...Meryl Streep, who stated publicly that Weinstein had always been respectful to her in their working relationship."
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Fifteen minutes into the taping of his interview for "Piers Morgan Tonight," the radio personality Howard Stern has already talked about his "King of All Media" bluster, his search for approval from his father, and whether he is, as Mr. Morgan put it, just a "domesticated little pussycat."
Then Mr. Morgan zeroes in on Mr. Stern's main shtick, sex, and goes so far as to ask if Mr. Stern is "physically impaired."
Mr. Stern is warmed up and ready to be self-deprecating, but he is wary of the censor. "I'm not sure how much you can get into this," he says. "CNN's a little uptight."
Confidently, Mr. Morgan says, "Let's try it."
Nine months ago, CNN executives first met Mr. Morgan, 45, a British interviewer and judge on NBC's "America's Got Talent"; seven months ago, Larry King quit his long-running 9 p.m. talk show; and four months ago, Mr. Morgan was hired to take over. On Monday, his show begins.
With "Piers Morgan Tonight," CNN and Mr. Morgan are wagering that some significant segment of the population still has an appetite for long-form interviews of starlets and statesmen. The low ratings of "Larry King Live" would suggest otherwise. But then, for all his deference to his predecessor, Mr. Morgan is in many ways the anti-King — obnoxious, obsessively prepared and eager to tape his interviews in advance as often as he can.Continue reading the main story
His first week will feature, in order, Oprah Winfrey, Mr. Stern, Condoleezza Rice, Ricky Gervais and George Clooney, each for an hour, each on tape, the better to promote them on TV and on Twitter. (And perhaps to edit out some of Mr. Stern's anatomical references.) "I believe in showing viewers the goods before the show airs as often as possible," Mr. Morgan said in an interview last week in his New York office overlooking Central Park.
The weight on Mr. Morgan's shoulders is substantial. CNN, though profitable for its parent company, Time Warner, has given up more than a third of its viewers in recent years, and "Piers Morgan Tonight" is the biggest effort yet at a turnaround.
Mr. Morgan knows he will be judged on whether he improves CNN's ratings in the 9 p.m. hour. "If I do, I'm a genius. If I don't, I'm a half-wit. There is no middle ground," he said.
Mr. Morgan is an unstoppable self-promoter, the likes of which CNN has not seen before. On his office bulletin board hangs a headline from The New York Post: "Piers makes enemy of Madonna." Before dozens of television critics this month, he said CNN needs to make noise in a cable news "jungle," and added of his own show, "I want you guys to be writing about the show regularly, good, bad and ugly."
"It seems calculated, and it is," Jonathan Wald, his executive producer, said in an interview.
So: book Mr. Stern because he will talk about "Piers Morgan Tonight" on satellite radio. Book Ms. Rice to show a hard news side. Book Ms. Winfrey to seek her endorsement of sorts.
"I knew if I impressed Oprah, she would go and tell everyone," Mr. Morgan said. Sure enough, he sent this reporter a private message on Twitter last week: "Now that Oprah's called me 'My toughest interview for 20 years,' shouldn't you be interviewing me for NYT to talk about it." (Ms. Winfrey actually said it was "one of the toughest interviews" she had submitted to.)
Mr. Morgan has a "sly and brilliant way of charming the juicy sound bites out of people," Tina Brown, the magazine editor, said at a party she co-hosted for him last Tuesday. Minutes later, Mr. Morgan opened Ms. Brown's apartment door for guests while chatting up Diane Sawyer, the ABC anchor. She agreed to come on his show.
There is little that stands out about the format of "Piers Morgan Tonight," which may be why Mr. Wald, who led NBC's "Today" show a decade ago, has taken to calling it "refreshingly old-fashioned." He said he wanted the show to live up to a Time magazine critic's review of the new film "The Fighter," that it "embraces stereotypes and transcends them."
The biggest difference between the old show and the new, Mr. Wald said, "is Piers."
Mr. Morgan hosts a widely viewed interview show in Britain, "Life Stories," about 12 times a year. His first big break came when he was hired by Rupert Murdoch to run The News of the World, the British tabloid, in 1994. (Mr. Morgan said that when he asked Mr. Murdoch, the owner of Fox News, to come on CNN, the mogul wrote back, "Your chances are less than zero," and, "I wish you good luck, but I do not wish you success.")
Like any interview show, the guest bookings will be a big part of the battle — and they will influence how seriously "Piers Morgan Tonight" is taken. The show may gravitate toward pop culture many weeks, but Mr. Morgan said he will have "at least one big political figure a week."
Mr. Morgan said his ratings benchmark is 650,000, roughly what Mr. King averaged in his final months, far below the direct competition on Fox News and MSNBC. Mr. Morgan's circle predicts that his job as a judge on "America's Got Talent," the country's most-watched TV show in the summer months, will steer more viewers — and theoretically bigger guests — to his CNN show. Mr. Morgan will tape his interviews in Los Angeles in the weeks when the talent show is on the air.
After the interview with Mr. Stern wrapped up to cheers in the control room, the interlocutors retreated to the green room, where Mr. Morgan's staff had a cake waiting for Mr. Stern, who had turned 57 a day earlier. "That's the 'Today' show training for you," Mr. Wald said of the cake.
After wishing Mr. Stern a happy birthday, Mr. Morgan started to walk out of the room, and Mr. Stern said the nicest thing he had said all day.
"Piers, I think you've got something," Mr. Stern said.
Mr. Morgan turned back and asked, in what was surely just manufactured modesty, "What is it, though?"Continue reading the main story


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Stem cell clinics are booming. And hurting people.
How can patients protect themselves in a marketplace where the Food & Drug Administration (FDA), Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and state medical boards have been ineffectual?
In this podcast you'll hear from George Gibson (a patient left blind after a dubious stem cell intervention), Leigh Turner PhD (a bioethicist who's been following the stem cell marketplace closely), and Drs. Jeanne Loring and Paul Knoepfler – two PhD stem cell researchers from California.
There are two websites that most of the people I interviewed for this story recommended as reliable and user-friendly places to go for further information on stem cells:
The International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR)
The International Society for Cellular Therapy (ISCT)
Although it's directed at journalists, our 9 Writing Tips to Combat Stem Cell Hype in Your News Stories also will be of interest to most readers of health care news. We've closely followed coverage of stem cells for the past several years. Here's just a sampling:
The marketing of stem cell clinics
Stem cell clinics buying local TV time
Stories about stem cells being touted for the treatment of heart disease, diabetes, multiple sclerosis, breast surgery, aging, and eye disease (to name just a few).
Bioethicist Leigh Turner, who was interviewed for this podcast, has published two papers in the past year that may be of interest. The first was published in the summer of 2016 and was co-authored by Paul Knoepfler. It offers a compelling look into the number and locations of stem cell clinics marketing directly to US consumers.
This summer Turner published a study documenting the use of clinicaltrials.gov by clinics offering unregulated interventions. In this Q&A with Turner, he discusses much of the background leading up to the publication. It's a very interesting read.
Also quite provocative is this very concise "call to action" penned by Tim Caulfield, Douglass Sipp, and others published just last month. It offers an important perspective on what's needed to keep people from being harmed by unregulated stem cell therapies.
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IT was Kevin Rudd's perfect childcare picture opportunity, posing with parents in favour of his paid parental leave scheme and, as they were Chinese, he could chat in Mandarin with them as well.
But neither set of parents had kids who actually attend the childcare centre the Prime Minister was visiting in Sydney's southern suburbs and one of the dads initially said he was an ALP member.
Both parents said they had been picked the night before for the photo opportunity by "friends" inside the Labor Party.
Bob Wang, 27, initially admitted he was a member of the Labor Party "for about a year" but hours later called News Corp Australia to say he was simply a "supporter".
"I misunderstood. I'm not a member, but I like Kevin Rudd because he speaks Mandarin," Mr Wang said.
"That's not the only reason but it is one of them."
Labor voter sneaks in from the Left
The Prime Minister's campaign, which has previously included lawn bowling with ring-ins in northern NSW and a BBQ with "real people" at the home of a Labor member continued yesterday as Mr Wang, his wife Jean, 28, and another couple Simon and Maureen Zhou, both 30, sat and talked to Kevin Rudd about PPL.
They laughed and shared stories about Mr Rudd's part-Chinese granddaughter Josephine in Mandarin.
While Mr Rudd mingled with the other children at the centre, for the cameras he made a beeline for the parents who had been brought in especially by the Labor Party.
The group spoke about the benefits of Labor's minimum-wage 18-weeks of paid parental leave and Mr Zhou said it helped he and his wife make the choice not to move back to Hong Kong - where Mr Rudd has recently hired out billboards promoting his election campaign - when their daughter Eva, 2, was born.
Mr Wang, whose son Henry, 3, also spoke some words of Mandarin to the PM, said he and his wife would benefit again from the scheme in October when they welcomed their second child.
But confusion reigned over what links the families had to the Labor Party and how well they knew what they were taking part in.
Mr Zhou said he had never voted in a federal election and had only been an Australian citizen for three years.
"I know Bob well and he is not even an Australian citizen," Mr Zhou said of his friend.
But Mr Wang denied this when he spoke to News Corp Australia and said he got his citizenship "six or seven years ago".
Asked why he was approached to attend the event when his daughter did not go to the childcare centre Mr Zhou said another "friend" who works on the Labor Party campaign thought it would be a good event for him to be present at.
Mr Zhou would not reveal his friend's position or his name.
"I've actually met Kevin Rudd before when he was not prime minister at a Chinese event," Mr Zhou said.
"He was very nice to my family. He gave my family a very good impression. It was in 2011."
A spokesman for Mr Rudd's office said the families were not chosen for the photo opportunity because of their Chinese heritage to provide the PM an opportunity to speak Mandarin.
The Prime Minister office said every parent at the childcare centre was contacted to see if they would take part in the meet and greet with Mr Rudd.
"But they were all unavailable," a spokeswoman for the prime minister said.
A total of 63 children are cared for at the facility, run by the City of Botany Bay, and 54 children attended yesterday.
City of Botany Bay general manager Lara Kirchner, said: "Parents with children attending the centre and other parents and children with a strong association within the local area were invited to attend. "
News Corp Australia, however, spotted several parents at the centre with their children.
Mr Rudd's spokeswoman also said the prime minister did not remember meeting Mr Zhou in 2011.
The Prime Minister visited the Mascot child care centre in the electorate of Kingsford-Smith, held by outgoing MP Peter Garrett.
Mr Garrett resigned from the front bench when Kevin Rudd took back the top job and said he would not be recontesting the election.
Former senator Matt Thistlewaite has instead been preselected to stand in the seat.
One 39-year-old mother from Rosebery, who did not wish to be named, told News Corp Australia she was only told yesterday morning that Mr Rudd would visit the centre her two-year-old daughter attends. She is not a Rudd supporter.
"As representative of the country he's been marred by behaviours in past," she said. "I'll be voting Liberal."
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The 2011 United Nations Climate Change Conference(COP 17) was held in Durban, South Africa,, from 28 Nobember to 11 December 2011 to establish a new treaty to limit carbon emissions.
1. Green Climate Fund
- Countries have already started to pledge to contribute to start-up costs of the fund, meaning it can be made ready in 2012, and at the same time can help developing countries get ready to access the fund, boosting their efforts to establish their own clean energy futures and adapt to existing climate change.
- A Standing Committee is to keep an overview of climate finance in the context of the UNFCCC and to assist the Conference of the Parties. It will comprise 20 members, represented equally between the developed and developing world.
- A focused work program on long-term finance was agreed will contribute to the scaling up of climate change finance going forward and will analyse options for the mobilisation of resources from a variety of sources.
2. Adaptation
- The Adaptation Committee, composed of 16 members, will report to the COP on its efforts to improve the coordination of adaptation actions at a global scale.
- The adaptive capacities above all of the poorest and most vulnerable countries are to be strengthened. National Adaptation Plans will allow developing countries to assess and reduce their vulnerability to climate change.
- The most vulnerable are to receive better protection against loss and damage caused by extreme weather events related to climate change.
3. Technology
- The Technology Mechanism will become fully operational in 2012.
- The full terms of reference for the operational arm of the Mechanism—the Climate Technology Centre and Network—are agreed upon, along with a clear procedure to select the host. The UNFCCC secretariat will issue a call for proposals for hosts on 16 January 2012.
4. Support of developing country action
- Governments agreed a registry to record developing country mitigation actions that seek financial support and to match these with support. The registry will be a flexible, dynamic, web-based platform.
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A new concept opened in downtown Covington, Kentucky, just across the river from Cincinnati, Wabi Sabi is a well-groomed little neighborhood shop that specializes in sushi creations. The food you try here is designed to be inexpensive, a little adventurous, and overall the kind of sushi that gets people who don't like sushi to have an appreciation for the food. Eschewing the traditional fine dining feel of most sushi restaurants in favor of a casual concept that feels more comfortable, you'll probably first set foot in this place for its frequent offer of half-price sushi. But then that sushi will keep you coming back.
- Airforce Roll: Spicy crab and shrimp tempura form the heart of this delicious roll, with a bit of cream cheese to add flavor. Topping it off is salmon and a one-two-three punch of spicy mayo, wasabi sauce and dark, savory eel sauce. Then it's all fried. By no means a healthy sushi roll, but this one is absolutely delightful.
- Wasbi Sabi Roll: Inside this roll are spicy crab and asparagus as a simple base, then it's topped with two kinds of tuna and an eel sauce and spicy mayo. The roll has a very slight heat — not one that is going to distract the taste buds, but it's still amazing.
- Spicy Tuna Roll: This one is very simple. A bit of spiced tuna on a bed of rice and wrapped in seaweed. It's none too complicated, but the beauty of the smaller rolls at Wabi Sabi is that they offset the larger, flavor-packed ones but are healthier and fill you with simple ingredients.
- Dynamite roll: Avocado, crab stick and cucumber inside, what makes it best is the torched spicy tuna on top. Smoky and delicious and topped with eel sauce and spicy mayo.
- Wild Summer roll: Spicy tuna, lettuce and shrimp tempura inside, two sauces on top. This is a heavier roll and definitely one to share with two.
- Yellowtail roll: A simple roll, the yellowtail speaks for itself, good between larger rolls.
- Avocado roll: Another of the basic rolls filled simply with a guacamole-like avocado mash, this one is a great palette cleanser for those larger rolls.
- Shrimp tempura: The crunchy shrimp tempura inside the roll, combined with a dark sweet sauce on top, make this roll one to really enjoy.
- Spring rolls: Topped with a nice spicy sauce, these rolls are very crispy, chopped into halves to be served up by the threes.
The atmosphere of the place feels very casual, though the sushi restaurant pushes a little more upscale a decor. This isn't the typical sushi house that demands a dressier night and commands heavier prices, instead the spot is one you go to for casual fare.
That said, though, it's really easy to like the place, for the inexpensive and adventurous plates of sushi it offers. The love of sushi has meant a lot of great new restaurant concepts popping up, this is one that is worth your time.
- The half price sushi specials here on weekdays make the spot very popular, so keep those specials in mind.
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- Parking is street, so expect the evenings on weeknights to be a much easier time to try this spot.


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Poison may not course through your veins, but it's ever on your mind and plays a vital part in your faith and your daily worship.
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Replacement Power: The following granted power replace the venomous stare power of the Scalykind domain.
Venomous Saliva (Su)
As a swift action, you can spit a gout of life-stealing venom onto a weapon you are wielding. The poison lasts for 1 minute or until you make an attack that injures a foe with that weapon.
Life-Stealing Venom: Injury; save Fort DC 10 + 1/2 your cleric level + your Wisdom modifier; frequency 1/round for 3 rounds; effect 1 Con damage; cure 1 save.
You can use the venomous saliva ability a number of times per day equal to 3 + your Wisdom modifier.
Replacement Domain Spells: 2nd—pernicious poison, 6th—cloudkill.
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The Full Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse in Aquarius/Leo hits us in the feels as we navigate through this "interesting" week. Sun in Leo creates a bit of drama as it squares off with unpredictable Uranus and opposes Mars (in retrograde) causing intense feelings to bubble to the surface to finally be dealt with. Mercury begins his retrograde on Thursday in Leo. With the eclipse energy added to this cosmic pressure cooker, the lid can blow -in a good way or not so good-depending on how much you're willing to face and work through with humility and a genuine desire for change. Themes revolve around humanitarianism, friendships, our support system and how our ego may be affecting those relationships-whether we are working together for shared goals, or at odds with each other. Eclipses are always turning points. Things done on an eclipse have long lasting impact, and if a do-over is something you've needed for a while, here it is. Just know this is not a time to implement sweeping changes, but to lay the emotional foundation for them to come to fruition down the road.
Aries (March 21-April 20) Standing in your truth helps bring your hearts desire that much closer. The eclipse will show you where you are out of alignment with universal law and where you want to make adjustments in friendships and romance.
Taurus (April 21-May 20) Money is energy, and we create the opportunities to gain more of it through understanding what we are "putting out there" energetically. This week is full of intuitive guidance to get you to the next level if you just pay attention.
Gemini (May 21-June 20)Sharing your time and talents through volunteerism unexpectedly connects you with an individual who changes your perspective. You've been doing something the same way for a long time, but now you see where taking a risk can open some major doors.
Cancer (June 21-July 22) Slow and steady wins the race when it comes to finances. Don't spend in anticipation of what will come though. Plan carefully and wait a bit to reap the ultimate cash rewards.
Leo (July 23-August 22) You've had to take a step back for a bit career-wise, and this week's eclipse gives you a new perspective on why this was important as information comes forward. Change what you believe, and your life will change accordingly.
Virgo (August 23-September 22)With your ruling planet retrograde and the eclipse in your 6th house of health, this is a great time to reinvest in your body/mind/spirit and pay attention to what you need physically. Take it slow and easy and enjoy the process of creating a healthy lifestyle rather than just trying to get to the finish line.
Libra (September 23-October 22)Letting go of a painful situation you've been stuck in for a long time becomes easier now. Your intuition has been guiding you to move on, and now you realize you can't unsee the truth. Make your plans accordingly but don't worry about taking action just yet.
Scorpio (October 23-November 21)Here's your cosmic 2×4. If your work/life balance has been out of whack for some time, you're about to have it adjusted. Sometimes we need a push from the universe to free us up from the hamster wheel and events this week do just that.
Sagittarius (November 22-December 21) Travel or moving plans get a major overhaul now. Let go of rigid ideas about what should take place and be more flexible. The support you need is still there to get you where you are going.
Capricorn (December 22-January 19)Your 2nd house of values and valuables is lit up with this week's energy. Yes, you deserve to treat yourself to something spectacular as you've worked hard to earn it. However, Mercury is retrograde so unless this is something you've been planning on purchasing for a while, hold off a bit. Maybe find something else as a reward until things cosmically settle.
Aquarius (January 20-February 18)Be clear and kind in any discussion with loved ones. Relationships take a major turn and you could be celebrating getting over a huge hurdle in another couple of weeks. So for now, make sure to choose your words carefully and be honest.
Pisces (February 19-March 20)Setbacks are really minor now. You may not have the energy to engage in office drama and that is a good thing. Your job this week is to retreat a bit and rethink your direction. You're far more strong and determined than you think, and much closer to the finish line. Just take a deeeeep breath. It's all good.
If you'd like to know how the planetary action can bring positive change, love, and help you create a life you're just plain crazy about, contact Suzie for a private appointment. You can schedule your own appointment online 24/7! Readings can be done in person in the Nashville area, or anywhere in the world via Skype, Facetime, Zoom or on the phone.
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text: It's hard to believe I've been writing about professional golf for nearly four years, but time flies when you're writing about the likes of Jordan Spieth, Jason Day, Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson, and more. How do you know when you're really loving writing about a sport? When you eagerly look forward to each spring to writing the hole-by-hole preview of The Masters just to use Augusta National's fantastic 360-degree visualization tool. My favorite moments of the past four years? Spieth's win at The Masters, Stenson's fantastic double win of the FedEx cup and the Final Series, and the US' triumphant win at the Ryder Cup in the fall of 2016.


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Read Micro Expressions to Avoid Macro Mistakes
Have you ever met someone who just gave you a a slimy feeling? Maybe others perceived them as polite and charming, yet, you walked away with the definitive thought, I didn't like that guy." You're probably subconsciously reading this person's micro expressions.
Micro expressions are very quick facial cues as to how someone is really feeling even if their words or other gestures suggest otherwise. These facial actions last usually about 1/25th of a second, but can be key components to reading into someone's true intentions. Only about 10% of the population are highly skilled at reading these micro expressions. These people are highly intuitive. They are constantly processing and evaluating cues from their surroundings. In other words, they're like wikid street smaht.
Luckily for those of us who don't have these talents and fumble through things like ordering food at new restaurants, there a few experts who have dedicated years of their lives studying the science of these facial expressions. Dr. Paul Ekman traveled the world to study different groups of people and discovered that there were seven universal facial expressions people from all cultures shared, and he compiled the facial action coding system (FACS). FACS identifies small facial muscle movements and can define the emotion expressed in those microseconds. It's basically a people decoder, which is real neat and sounds like an app we would all like to download.
But how can we use this knowledge to help us with our relationships? Ever been on a first date and thought you just nailed it? You're warm, fuzzy, daydreaming about all the possibilities. And just when you're about to gush to your mom, you get the soul-crushing text. ::Insert various versions of "It's not you it's me" here:: The. Worst. How did you get that so completely wrong? They laughed at all your jokes, were enchanted by your cat stories, and they told you that the content of your VHS collection showed you were a real cultured individual. What the heck? Well, I hate to say it, but they were most likely just being polite, it is you who didn't pick up on what their body language was really saying. That's where microexpressions can save you time, and hopefully some heartache.
Let's start with examining how funny they actually thought you were. When someone is genuinely laughing or smiling it's all in the eyes (not of the beholder). If the person that you are dazzling with your wit forms the kind of smile-laugh combo that causes those lovely crow's feet around their eyes, you've totally nailed it. On the other hand, if they laugh and then suddenly purse their lips and stare away for a second, your sense of humor just probably isn't their cup of tea. And if those chuckles seem lackluster, they probably are. But don't panic; not everyone likes dad jokes (I know this from personal experience). But there are plenty of good guys and gals out there who do! I think we should all hold out for someone who makes us laugh so hard we almost pee our pants. But maybe those are just my #relationshipgoals
Sometimes we like someone so much it can make us nervous. I have the capacity to act like a total bozo when I really like someone. So, I survive on the hope they can read my body language better than I can "attempt" to flirt. Generally when someone is into you, their body language will show it. They may twirl their hair, overexaggerate facial expressions (think big open eyes/open mouth smiles), point their body toward yours, or even minic your body movement. How flattering! Although, if someone does a quick nose scrunch, a half smile, an eye flutter, or the ever-dreaded eye roll; then it's time to get the check because those are all strong signs of contempt, disagreement or dissatisfaction. But hey, no bigs. We are super unlikely to meet someone who shares our morals, dreams, interests and beliefs via internet swiping. Shocking, I know. Don't sweat it. There are plenty of dream boos out there. First be one, the rest will follow.
In the end I think we can all be guilty of taking rejection too personally, when we probably would have felt the same way sooner or later had we just seen what the other person was thinking behind those polite chuckles. Save yourself some time and energy, and just read the signs. Because if you're always wasting time with the wrong one, you might not be paying attention when the right one is dropping those micro hints. 😉
Note: If you want to see some examples of the power of micro expression reading, check out the NYTimes article "The voice was lying. The face may tell the truth" FIND LINK! where Paul Ekman breaks down A Rod's interview on "The Today Show" where he lied about his steroid use. Eek!


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The sound of the front door opening and a familiar scent caught her attention. Turning to look at who had entered, Judith watched as Dexter made his way towards the bar. A sly smirk spread across Judith's face and she turned back to her drink, feigning uninterest. Why not have a bit of fun? William no longer wanted her and she was still in her prime. It was time to move on.
"If it isn't my big brother's lackey, Dexter. You know I often wondered what it was that you did when you weren't busy shoving your nose up William's ass. I have to admit, this never once came to mind."


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Welcome to New Mexico!
We are delighted you are considering our beautiful state to film your next project. We have an incredible film community of crew members, actors, directors, writers, editors and producers who, like you, want to make great art.
Our office is available to help you and facilitate your experience. As of July 1st, 2019, our new film incentive goes into effect.
Check out our website for updates on all the new and interesting developments.
We look forward to working together,
Todd Christensen
Director, New Mexico Film Office


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A robust manufacturing sector is the backbone of a healthy economy. Digital is here to stay and the manufacturing industry, already a leader in leveraging IoT, analytics and other technological innovations, can accelerate the pace of adoption to create more opportunities and better outcomes.
Global developments such as Industry 4.0 and the Industrial Internet accentuate the need for innovative solutions. The changing expectations of consumers influence the entire supply chain, directly affecting manufacturers themselves. Moreover, manufacturing decision makers have different expectations regarding the level of enhanced efficiency, cost reduction and, in more mature stages, innovation, as well as the development of new revenue sources.
With all the talk about digital across businesses, how does a manufacturer know if they are headed in the right direction? How can one be sure they are following the correct path towards digital transformation? Are they working on a right diagnostic and maturity model that evaluates "readiness" and identifies the "roadmap" for digital transformation?
Questions like these reflect an urgent need to imbibe "Digital First" as a character rather than random actions aimed at quick fixes to current issues. Although, understandably, the path will evolve, one thing is for sure – the direction taken needs to be the right one, aligned towards the right "North Star" that will identify what the right results are and knowing which approaches will produce them.
To achieve this goal, here are seven core attributes manufacturers need in order to be truly effective:
- Customer experience: It is now an accepted fact that majority of buyers will pay more for a better customer experience. This really means that during each interaction with the organization, either during the buying cycle and/or more importantly for service management, the customer expects their customer experience to be convenient, easy and speedier with the ability to seamlessly switch between channels.
- Operational excellence: Significant operational excellence can be achieved as an outcome of digitization. There is also much improved employee enablement through initiatives like mobility and operations on cloud for ease and convenience, thereby improving performance considerably. Nearly 40 percent of organizations cite complexity as the greatest barrier to improving operational excellence. Digitization needs to be focused on complexity reduction with innovative solutions to deliver higher throughput per dollar spent.
- Performance tracking: A manufacturer is only as good as the machines that produce its products. Machines break down over time, parts wear away, and replacement costs can easily run into thousands of dollars. Performance tracking can enable preventive maintenance that aims to enhance machine utilization. It may include automatically signalling the repair of a broken part and reducing the load on the faulty machine. This is critical in ensuring all machines operate at maximum efficiency.
- Analytics: This provides reasonable insights on trends, needs, and likes and dislikes, both internal and external, providing a complete view of the operations and its bottlenecks. Manufacturing can generate a comprehensive view of their processes to identify trends and events that seem to reoccur with an effective data capture and analysis. Furthermore, underlining systems can analyze data in various forms and structures from across sources, including social media.
- Risk management: The pace of changes in business needs requires organizations to act fast on risks mitigation and take corrective actions to stay ahead in the race. Planning for risk allows companies to anticipate change, respond to potential threats, and be prepared to face business uncertainties.
- Integration: Digitization is not possible without a well-integrated environment. A great digital experience is made possible only through seamless integrations across the technology ecosystems, not just internal but also with external entities like suppliers, vendors, financial institutions, and statutory bodies.
- Security: Organizations have to take all precautions and cover themselves from security perils that come along with the convenience of transacting anytime and anywhere, and from across channels. Digital security, at various levels, is necessary, including applications, infrastructure level and all internal and external integration points.
Understanding the traits of digital enterprise is imperative for recognizing the accuracy of the path followed towards this goal. The above framework encapsulates these traits in the form of seven attributes. Irrespective of where the organization may be in the transformation journey, these can be reasonable parameters for assessing digital effectiveness overall.
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The Air Force on Monday announced Boeing will build the replacement to the UH-1N Huey with a firm-fixed-price contract worth $2.38 billion. The program begins with Monday's award of an initial $375 million for four helicopters and the integration of non-developmental items. It is the result of a long-delayed process, which included protests from Sikorsky and frustration from US Strategic Command and Air Force Global Strike Command. Read the full story by Brian Everstine.
—Russia said Monday it would provide Syria the S-300 air defense system after Syrian forces last week shot down a Russian plane in a friendly fire incident: Associated Press.
—A US airstrike Friday killed 18 al-Shabab militants after US and local forces were attacked in southern Somalia, according to US Africa Command: Associated Press.—The US Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa are rollin out Operation GRIT, described by as "a holistic approach to strengthen resiliency, reinforce protective factors and reduce unwanted behaviors through deliberate and meaningful personal and professional development from commanders and supervisors": US Air Forces in Europe & Air Forces Africa release.—In the aftermath of Hurricane Florence, the Defense Health Agency has extended TRICARE provider referral waivers in North Carolina and South Carolina until Sept. 30: Air Force release. —The Air Force on Friday approved resumption of T-6 trainer flights after temporarily halting them after a crash last week in Texas: Military.com.—An Air Force couple is under investigation for the death of their infant son and injuries to their daughter in Hawaii, court records say: Honolulu Star-Advertiser. —A US district judge has said federal lawsuits against the Air Force over a Texas church shooting that left dozens dead will be combined into a single case. The suits claim the Air Force was negligent in not reporting the past convictions of the gunman to a federal database, allowing him to pass a background check to obtain the guns involved: Associated Press.
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What a whirlwind of a week it's been!
Saturday was the big Hello Kitty tour of 3 Sephora locations here in Los Angeles, and I was so excited to see the debut of the mascot costume I made, as well as see the Sephora staff wearing my pink Hello Kitty X Chubby Bunny bows! (Available for purchase at my site, here!)
It was a really nice experience being able to see my hardwork on display! It felt sort of like the Sanrio Small Gift show 2.0! Thanks to everyone for your kind words and support! It's been a backbreaking week of work, and it looks like the next few weeks are going to be the same! Can't complain though… when it rains it pours… awesome projects, that is!!!
I have a ton of pictures in my Flickr Gallery, so make sure to take a peek over there for more pics!
Hello Kitty will also be making it to New York in a few weeks, sporting the same outfit! Hope you guys on the East coast can check it out! Details can be read about here on my friend Maria's awesome Hello Kitty blog, Hello Kitty Junkies!!


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Voted one of the friendliest cities in UK, Liverpool is an ideal study abroad location where you will make great memories. Benefit from top education programmes provided by local universities and an authentic student culture, owing to the vast student population. From computer science and engineering to humanities and art, in Liverpool you can gain a top degree in any specialisation you want.
Liverpool's prosperous industries are dominated by the service sector, education, health, banking, finance and insurance sectors, tourism and leisure sectors. Car manufacturing also plays an important role in the local economy, Jaguar and Land Rover models are assembled at Halewood Car Plant.
Major companies with offices in Liverpool include: NYK, Maersk Line, Cains Brewery, Hill Dickinson, Tate & Lyle, TJ Morris, or Redx Pharma.
A few universities have strong collaborations with small and medium sized companies from Liverpool, offering students the opportunity to engage in internships or paid work experience programmes.
While in Liverpool, you will enjoy numerous social and cultural activities. It will be almost impossible for you to cover all the great things and attractions this city has to offer. Visit places like Tate Liverpool, The Walker Art Gallery and The Everyman and Playhouse, the Museum of Liverpool, the Merseyside Maritime Museum and International Slavery Museum, World Museum (includes an aquarium), St. George's Hall, just to name a few.
Liverpool is also a great place for sports fans, as it is the birthplace of rugby, football, cricket, punting and the modern Olympic Games, and the home of iconic venues such as Old Trafford, Wimbledon and Aintree. The city hosts several world class sporting events, like Henley Royal Regatta and the Americas Cup. Football addicts can enjoy games played by local football teams: Liverpool FC and Everton.
Enjoy numerous concerts, theatres and bars hosting live performances. The Albert Dock and Lark Lane in Aigburth contain an abundance of pubs and late night venues. As far as shopping, look for summer arts' market, where you can pick vintage clothes, handmade jewellery, and unique art and one-of-a-kind pieces.
Although not exactly a city involving international business, Liverpool is quite vibrant and greatly benefitting from the friendly character of the local people. You will also have the opportunity to encounter populations coming from different parts of the world and you will get to practice English using various accents. In Liverpool, you can find the oldest Chinese community in Europe, as well as large populations coming from Ireland, Greece, Italy and Wales. The city is also home to the oldest Black African community in the country.
Liverpool has a temperate maritime climate, like most British Isles. The summers are relatively cool and the winters are mild, with 30°C (86°F) as highest temperature in July, and -15 °C (5°F) the lowest temperature in December.
The University of Law has a rich heritage dating back to 1876. As the largest law school in the UK, a number of notable alumni contribute to their strong reputation and innovative teaching practices. The University of Law Business School, founded in 2016, is a faculty offering employment-focussed, accredited programmes, supported by close industry ties.
The University places great emphasis on the bringing together of research excellence and top-quality teaching. This is facilitated by a community of academics and scholars who are of the highest calibre. This research-informed teaching enables our students to develop into rounded and employable graduates who can take their place confidently as global citizens in the 21st century.
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM), founded in 1898, was the first institution in the world dedicated to research and teaching in the field of tropical medicine.
Welcome to BPP University, the University for the Professions. If you are aiming for a professional career in law, business, finance, accountancy, banking, chiropractic, dentistry, nursing, psychology or healthcare we believe we are the perfect choice for you.
Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) can trace its roots back to 1823. We've come a long way since then - our research is influencing policymakers, improving people's lives and finding solutions to the problems of the 21st century. LJMU and the city of Liverpool will offer you endless opportunities to grow as a person, learn about the world around you and make memories that will last a lifetime.
The University of Liverpool has, since 1881, worked for the advancement of learning and ennoblement of life. This remains our mission today and will give focus to all our efforts in the coming years as we strive to achieve our ambitions and aspirations, tackle the grand challenges of the age and make our vision a reality.


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"I don't want asparagus water shot up my butt under any circumstances" – a line in this film written by the Oscar Winning writer and director of The Crying Game. That's really the best way to describe Greta. You can either hate how awful it is, or laugh about how at just how bad it can be. Greta, the story of a young women's fight against a widowed stalker is certainly an interesting idea for a movie, especially with some surprisingly high quality actors.
Isabelle Huppert of Elle, Chloë Grace Moretz of Let Me In, Stephen Rea of The Crying Game, and the massively underrated Colm Feore of Chicago, all names I saw flash by during the opening sequence, so what went so wrong to turn this from a promising idea to a laughably bad thriller? Let's get into that. Continue reading


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The Flamboyant Building is having its renovation according to the agenda which means that soon we will see magnificent beachfront unit recently renovated. This is the second update of the renovation process.
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dont think u got my previous post cant wait to see finished project looking good already thanks for making our vacation place soooooo much nicer Ive seen the other buildings finished and u have done great job can't wait for april may book additional unit
We stay at F11 every yr in September, will this building be done at that time?
Hello, Do you have a completion date for when the Flamboyant building will be completed and open for rental?


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Sunday, October 26, 2014
new weapon of choice
Yee-haw this is my new toy, a 12-Volt Bosch impact driver. Its sole purpose is to insert & remove screws. I call it my Miracle Tool. (yes I know my fingernails are dirty.)
I've always had a hard time working with screws. My hands and arms aren't usually strong enough to get a screw properly tightened down with a regular screwdriver. I have a power drill that I have used for screws but again, I'm not strong enough to keep the bit firmly in the screw head. I end up stripping the head, making it useless. I may get it screwed in place, but I will never be able to remove it.
Last December I had to remove a row of screws from the underside of the top of a closet-door frame. I had to stand on a stool, reach up with both hands, and bend my head back to see. Because of the awkward position & the weight of the drill I ended up severely pinching a nerve in my neck. It took more than 6 months to recover most of the use of my shoulder. I decided it was time for a good power tool.
This impact driver weighs only 2.13 pounds and I only need one hand to use it. I looked at a lot of drivers and this is one of the lightest if not the lightest, but it's got plenty of torque. I can put in a screw & then remove it in one fell swoop. I was able to remove 12 tight screws holding some door hinges in under 5 minutes. The Miracle Tool has made my life so much easier I've decided to tackle some real woodworking projects.
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The new law turns around and a negative legal climate for daily fantasy sports in the state. DraftKings, FanDuel and other sites left the state about a year ago. Both sites intend to return to action in the state.
Gov. John Carney signed a bill formally legalizing and regulating paid-entry fantasy sports on Wednesday. That puts into action a bill (H 249) passed late in the legislative session in June by both the House and Senate.
The law sets Delaware up to have the most demanding fee and tax structure overseeing DFS in the United States. Operators will have to pay both a $50,000 fee and a tax rate on gross revenue in the state of either 15.5 percent or the highest current fantasy sports tax rate in the country.
Also in the law:
The law takes effect 30 days after it was enacted, meaning sites can not return immediately.
DraftKings' intent to return was confirmed by a statement from Tim Parilla, general counsel for the DFS operator:
"DraftKings is looking forward to returning to Delaware, the fourteenth state to pass fantasy sports legislation. We are extremely grateful to Governor Carney and the members of the legislature for their support, especially Representative Charles Potter and Senator David Sokola, who provided tireless leadership in bringing fantasy sports back to the First State.
Today's bill signing continues the progress DraftKings and our industry partners are making towards our ultimate goal of passing common sense fantasy sports legislation in all 50 states. Fantasy sports fans in Delaware will be able to play on DraftKings in late August, just in time to experience what we think will be the most exciting NFL season in DraftKings' history."
The late August timeframe would allow Delaware residents to take part in daily fantasy football contests for the NFL season.
FanDuel also confirmed its intent to return to the state.
The high fees and taxes make it seem somewhat unlikely that many other sites will join them. Draft, recently acquired by Paddy Power Betfair, could be one site that would agree to the burdensome fees.
Last July, the office of Attorney General Matt Denn came to the conclusion that DFS is illegal under state law. He proceeded to issue cease-and-desist letters to DraftKings, FanDuel and Yahoo DFS.
Under existing statutes, the state department of justice concluded those sites' "online fantasy sports activities are not permitted under Delaware law." The AG "asked that the companies add Delaware to their respective online lists of states in which players are not legally permitted to win monetary prizes."
The law successfully ends that interpretation of the law. The DFS industry has turned around similar negative legal climates in New York, Mississippi, Tennessee and Vermont.
A number of negative AG opinions still have not been rendered moot by new laws.
Here is the the list of states that have laws about the fantasy sports industry on the books:
All of those except for Kansas include some sort of regulatory component.
It's the fourth state to pass a law this year, joining Arkansas, Vermont and most recently New Hampshire.
A bill also sits on the desk of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.