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On February 24 - 26, 2019, we will host the tenth Streetcar Summit where elected officials, project sponsors and representatives from the industry will gather. This year we will gather in Tucson, Arizona at the Tucson Marriott University Park Hotel. We will hear from representatives of projects from around the USA, discuss topics selected by members, and develop legislative strategy in support of funding for streetcar projects.
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Chicken Tikka Masala (Paleo, Keto)
An authentic Chicken Tikka Masala Curry; creamy tomato goodness spiced with aromatic Indian spices. Paleo/Keto friendly.
Today is my last day in Texas before I head off on more travels (Atlanta, I'm heading your way!). I have had such a wonderful time this past week, with lots of exciting new business things in the pipeline, precious time spent with family and lots of cuddles with my cat, Alfie.
One thing I noticed during my time here? Just how much Billy (my awesome brother who also happens to have autism) LOVES spicy food. He can eat an entire jalapeno like an apple and feel nothing. Crazy, right? I'm a total baby when it comes to spice. I'm the girl who always opts for the Butter Chicken when out for an Indian meal.
This Chicken Tikka Masala has some heat to it, but certainly won't blow your brains out like some traditional Indian dishes. This creamy tomato goodness, spiced with the aromatic spices of India tastes just like the real thing, except with a small hint of coconut and less spice. That being said, if you are a fan of spicy foods, feel free to add more paprika, some cayenne pepper and even jalapenos (totally not traditional, but Billy loves this addition).
I have also tried this recipe without the coconut cream and with some cashew cream instead. I will say that it tastes more like an authentic tikka masala curry with the cashew cream and if you are a foodie, I highly recommend making your own cashew cream and adding that in. However, I am really trying to prioritize simplifying my recipes for you all, so let's stick with the coconut cream since you can buy that easily from the store or online.
This Chicken Tikka Masala recipe is absolute perfection, easy peasy, and is full of Indian flavors. Pair with a homemade grain-free Naan Bread or a tablespoon of fresh mango chutney for a more authentic meal.
Curry lovers of the world, spice up your life with this not so ridiculously hot chicken curry.
Chicken Tikka Masala
1lb. organic chicken breasts, boneless and skinless, cubed
4 tablespoons grass-fed butter, coconut oil, or cooking fat of choice
1 small onion, thinly sliced
2 garlic cloves, minced
1 tablespoon freshly grated ginger
1 tablespoon ground coriander
2 teaspoons ground turmeric
1 1/2 teaspoons cumin
1 teaspoon ground cardamom
1 teaspoon paprika
1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
6 tablespoons coconut cream
1 1/2 cups (400g) crushed tomatoes
1 1/2 cups (450ml) water
salt and pepper to taste
1 bag frozen organic cauliflower rice
1. In a large cast iron skillet, melt 2 tablespoons grass-fed butter or cooking oil of choice.
2. Chop chicken breasts into small cubes and throw in the pan. Saute on medium heat until chicken is cooked through. Remove from the pan and set aside.
3. Heat 2 tablespoons butter or cooking oil in the saucepan over medium-high heat.
4. When the pan is hot, add the onions and stir for 2 to 3 minutes, or until the onions start to turn translucent.
5. Add garlic and ginger and stir for another minute, or until the garlic starts to brown. Mix in spices and stir for 30 seconds.
6. Add cooked chicken, coconut cream, crushed tomatoes, water, and salt. Cover sauté pan and reduce heat to medium-low. Stir occasionally.
7. While simmering, make the cauliflower rice according to the directions. We buy organic frozen cauliflower rice for convenience and cook it in a large skillet with a tablespoon of Ghee for approximately 8 minutes.
8. Serve cauliflower rice into bowls and top with a big serving of spicy chicken curry. You could also make some grain-free naan and some fresh mango chutney for an authentic and even more delicious meal! Enjoy!
Isabella Grace is a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner focusing on toxin-free, natural living to its fullest extent. Her mission is to provide personalized integrative health solutions to create sustainable, lifelong change and enable you to live, love, and serve at your fullest health potential.
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How to Improve the Overall Efficiency of Your Commercial Ice Machine
Ice machines are found in almost every food service setting, from restaurants to bars, coffee shops, and health facilities. Ice machines typically use a lot of water during the ice making process, and this translates into energy consumption. By making a few changes to your commercial ice machine, you can reduce its energy and water consumption and make significant savings. Here are some tips on how to go about it.
Switch to air-cooled condensers
The condenser unit is the component in the ice machine that cools the system during operation. Ice machine condensers can either be water-cooled or air-cooled. Water-cooled condensers use water to cool the system. Now, this means that the amount of water consumed by the machine is higher than the amount used to make the ice. Although some versions maintain low energy consumption, you may end up paying more for water. Air-cooled condensers use the air to cool the system, and this translates into water and energy efficiency.
For optimal performance of an air-cooled ice machine, keep it in a well-ventilated space to avoid overheating and subsequent breakdown of the machine.
Buy a water filtration system
A significant proportion of maintenance issues with ice machines involves unfiltered water. Unfiltered water contains chemicals, chlorine, and dirt, which not only affect the quality of water but can also reduce the efficiency and lifespan of your machine. Water filters get rid of chemicals and impurities in water and gives your water and ice a better taste. If your current ice machine didn't come with a filtration system, consider investing in one. It may set you back a little financially, but it will protect your machine from regular breakdown and costly repairs.
Clean the cooling unit
The coils and cooling unit of an ice machine are bound to accumulate dirt, dust, and debris over time. If they are not regularly cleaned, the dirt can cause blockage to the coils, causing the unit to work harder to dispense heat. More energy is consumed in the process. Make an effort to regularly cleaning the coils and the entire cooling unit. If this is something you don't want to deal with, you can hire a professional to carry out regular cleaning and maintenance for you.
If you are using an old model ice machine, consider switching to a newer, energy efficient model. There are various ENERGY STAR certified models on the market today that is energy and water efficient. Reducing the cost of energy and water consumption translates into significant annual savings. For more information, talk to a refrigeration service.


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text: While it is not a common event, airline crashes are often catastrophic, endangering lives on the ground as well as those in the plane. If you travel by plane frequently, whether for business or pleasure, you may have had your share of tense moments that reminded you of how short life can be. On the other hand, if you were injured or lost a loved one in a plane crash, you undoubtedly have many questions.


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Keto Diet: 6 Surprising Side Effects You Need To Know About
If you are someone who wants to lose weight desperately, in order to get fitter and healthier, then, you would be ready to try any new diet that promises quick results, without much thought, right?
Well, over the decades, numerous "diet fads", have joined the weight loss diets' bandwagon and many people have tried most of these diets, if not all, hoping to see results.
The fact is, while some of the diets are very healthy ways to lose weight, the other "fad diets" can be very misleading, with no scientific basis and can also harm your health.
For instance, the "yo-yo diet" was very popular in the 70's, especially among women. This type of diet includes binging on a lot of unhealthy foods when hungry and later starving oneself without any food for a long period of time!
The "yo-yo diet" was deemed to be extremely unhealthy and dangerous!
So, it is very important to know the pros and cons of any diet that you follow, before trying to lose weight.
Now, the keto diet is a new diet trend that has started among people, where most of the carbohydrates are cut off from the diet to promote a quicker weight loss.
While the keto diet is known to aid weight loss, there are also certain side effects that one can experience.
Here are 6 side effects:
1. Persistent Fatigue
2. Higher Chances Of Relapse
3. Excessive Thirst
4. Constipation
5. Could Harm The Kidneys
6. Could Affect Heart Health
It is common for people to experience a bit of tiredness, when they are following a new diet, initially, as they may consume lesser food that usual. However, the body generally gets adjusted to the new servings of food.
In case of the keto diet, the body is not receiving any carbohydrate at all, which is the main source of energy. So, many people start to experience persistent, chronic fatigue, which may come in the way of their daily activities. They may also feel feverish, due to the chronic fatigue.
The keto diet has proven to be a diet which helps people shed kilos so quickly! However, it has also been noted that, people who follow the keto diet have higher chances of gaining back all the weight lost, quickly, even if they forego their diet for a few days.
This is because, the keto diet removes the water weight initially and makes people feel that they have lost actual fat. But this diet can slow down the metabolic rate and make a person gain back weight faster, later on.
When a person follows the ketogenic diet, he/she is directed to not provide his/her body with any carbohydrates. As we know, to remain healthy, our body needs all the essential nutrients and carbohydrate is one such nutrient.
So, when the body does not get enough carbohydrates, it works harder internally to produce more energy for activities. When the body is working extra hard, it can cause dehydration and lead to excessive thirst. So, it is very important to drink enough water, when you are on the keto diet, to avoid complications.
As we read earlier, the keto diet requires people to cut out all sources of carbohydrates from their daily diet. This means, they also have to avoid high-fibre foods such as, whole grains, beans and even many fruit and vegetables which are said to contain carbohydrates.
As we may know, for our bowel movement to remain healthy and regular, we need fibre in our diet. So, when we are not consuming enough fibre, because we are on the keto diet, it could surely cause constipation and other related ailments like stomach pain.
While one rule of the keto diet exclude carbohydrates, the other rule is to include high amounts of protein in your diet, as protein helps to cut fat and builds muscles. While this is true, loading your body with too much protein, by consuming large amounts of meat, egg, etc., during every meal can also be unhealthy.
Excessive proteins consumed can put a strain on your kidneys, as the kidneys have to work harder to process and filter out the protein from your body!
In the previous point, we read that the keto diet restricts people from consuming carbohydrates, but they can consume nutrients like protein. People on the keto diet can also consume healthy fats, such as omega-3 fatty acids and saturated fats.
So, some people on the keto diet, tend to go overboard with foods containing healthy fats and eat a large amount, just because keto allows them to eat healthy fats. This habit can increase the cholesterol levels in the body and may affect the heart, eventually.
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Good morning, East Village.
The Lo-Down reports that Ben Shaoul purchased three adjacent properties on Ludlow Street near Stanton Street. The site notes that the controversial developer and landlord tends to focus on the East Village — could this mean that he is expanding south of Houston?
Curbed scored renderings of 327 East Ninth Street, which will soon become a six-story, two-unit residential building. The space is currently a parking lot.
Jeremiah's Vanishing New York spots some angry graffiti at the site of a closed bodega at Mott and Houston Streets. "We want our bodega. No more yuppies in Nolita."
Jeremiah isn't the only one sick of yuppies. Richard "Handsome Dick" Manitoba flipped out at Bar Veloce after a bartender hesitated to let his son use the bathroom. "I need connections for my son to take a piss!" he wrote in an obscenity-filled post on his Tumblr. "Two blocks down, the lovely and wonderful Veselka, a real East Village joint with class, let us in.
EV Grieve notes that 32 Avenue C was slapped with a full vacate order. Tenants, the East Village Deli, the Perfection Barber Shop and Maria's food stand were all given the boot.
The Post's Steve Cuozzo shows Calliope some love, calling it a "refreshing palate-cleanser after a summer bilge of $35 swordfish and farm-to-table, nose-to-tail overkill."
And The Standard East Village had a chat with the musician Rodriguez in the hotel penthouse.


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Under the repetitive stress and strain of competitive sports, dance and injuries, Kimberley entered her twenties with severely compressed vertebrae in her lower back causing her spine to begin collapsing sideways. This introduced her to years of treatments, all of which could only maintain her current state with a "you can't do that anymore" and "let's hope you don't get worse" attitude. Then she stumbled across Network Spinal Chiropractic – a way to heal your entire nervous system. At first this approach seemed unusual, but the obvious physical benefits kept her coming back; and coming back so often that she's the first face you will see when you walk in the front door!
Kimberley believes Network Spinal Care can assist your physical healing, your emotional processing, and your mental clarity. Over the last 7 years Kimberley has witnessed first hand the life altering changes people go through as they are no longer stopped by pain, restriction, fear or anything else that has previously hindered them from living their best lives. Aside from Kimberley's integral role in running the front office, she hosts weekly Yoga classes here at The Adjusting Room, as well as other Workshops. The sky is the limit when it comes to your capacity to heal yourself and Kimberley looks forward to seeing you in any and all of these capacities to help you reach your health goals.
Why Yoga with Kimberley at The Adjusting Room?
Mindful yoga asana has greatly complimented and supported the healing of my spine and entire life. Because of this transformation I became a certified Yoga Instructor and have been teaching now for 6 years. I specialize in joint health, spinal mobility, fascia release and brain/ body coordination – these combine for a very unique yoga style that I call Beyond Yoga.


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Shepard Smith Says President Bush "Showing Some Love" & Bush Puts Down New Orleans By Saying "It Makes A Significant Difference When You Have Someone In The State House To Take The Lead"
Reported by Donna - October 25, 2007 -
Wasn't expecting the chest stuck out bravado of Shepard Smith and company on Studio B for President Bush today, but we got it.
It also sounded like Bush was criticzing New Orleans with a statement he made.
While showing video of President Bush and the Governor, Smith said it was a 'meet and greet' and to show his support. He said Bush was "Going on tv and showing some love." Smith said the president was making funds available for 7 counties. Smith added that Bush and the Governor were having a good week politcally (Comment: See, Fox made the tragedy politcal), they were having a fine week.
President Bush came on and said that the nation was moved by the tragedy. He said that people across the nation were praying for them. Then he said that, 'It made a significant difference when you have someone in the State House to take the lead." (Comment: Was this a deliberate criticism of New Orleans?) He ended by saying God Bless those who suffered and may God continue to bless them.
Smith then said that this was a victory lap for them this week, they had everything they needed and everything in order.
Smith said that the president, the governor and Diane Feinstein were there (although we didn't hear from Diane Feinstein)
Adam Housley said that FEMA was very helpful and the firefighters were on whole, pleased. He said he couldn't understand the Fire Chief south of them complaining. (Comment: Maybe he should have done that story) He said they had good evacuation plans and everything was positive. Smith said, "That's great news."
Housley went on to interview 2 evacuees who were returning to their neighborhoods. He picked 2 whose homes were unaffected by the fires. (Comment: Again, another fair and balanced report from Fox)
Later Smith said that the president was "glad handing" and spreading some of that DC love around.
Comments: So, it was a love fest on Studio B. Everything was positive. The president was criticizing New Orleans instead of taking his proper blame for the Federal failures in New Orleans. He managed to do it in a sneaky way.


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Volkswagen has revealed the first detailed near-production images of its upcoming electric hatch, along with the naming scheme for the lineup. The debut hatchback will be called the ID.3 when it goes on sale by year's end, and in Europe, preorders for this battery-electric hatchback will begin in May.
Of course, VW did not reveal completely uncamouflaged images of the ID.3 but instead showed it with a stomach-upsetting vinyl wrap in a moire pattern resembling a malfunctioning cathode-ray tube television. Harnessing the power of science and computing, we've taken off that camo pattern in the images above, lest someone develop a seizure from staring at it for too long. We've also given our ID.3 renderings some pastel colors, like the ones that VW used to offer in the 1990s on models like the Polo. The original camouflaged images that VW has shared are below, but don't stare at them for too long. Fair warning.
"With the start of pan-European prebooking for the ID.3, e-mobility at Volkswagen will become concrete for our customers," said Jürgen Stackmann, member of the board of management of the Volkswagen brand responsible for sales, marketing and after-sales.
The ID.3 will be offered in a high-spec First Edition at the start, optioned with a medium-size battery offering a range of 261 miles. A total of three battery options will eventually be on the menu, ranging from 205 to 342 miles in the WLTP cycle -- those will be the short- and long-range models. Keep in mind that these figures are for the European market, denoted in the slightly optimistic WLTP cycle, which tend to be a little higher than EPA figures.


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The Market Tavern
This business is marked as permanently closed (update).
The Market Tavern is a live music venue in the heart of Bradford.
Businesses with the same name
Similar businesses nearby
The Lord Clyde
Thornton Road, Town Centre, Bradford BD1 2DG
The Lord Clyde is a traditional pub with quiz nights and TVs for sporting events…
Corn Dolly
Bolton Road, Town Centre, Bradford BD1 4DE
The Corn Dolly is a traditional pub with real ale and a pool table.


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Below is an article that sadly reveals the business of famine … how rich businessmen take advantage of the suffering of others.Money knows no law and if you can make money from anywhere you will get profit from anywhere .Since profit is the goal of many, the means obtaining it is irrelevant, according to them.
1. Food Aid Diversion
2. Theft for Sale
3. Claim for more food after diversion by creating a Terrorist Excuse e.g. Al Shabaab "stole" the food so we need more food , when the food has been diverted.
This web of deceit consists of the NGOs, Rich Businessmen who own the distribution chains, vehicles and media to relay their lies.
Yet ,the East African Famine has taught us how
1.Citizens can show love to fellow citizens
2.That any needy person is a needy person irrespective of religion, colour, race or any other classification
3. That big economies can also have big levels of poverty and mismanagement
In fact , much as Kenyans have donated tons of money and foodstuff to those stricken by famine , I think people need to go a step further in fighting famine .
This step is necessary so as to protect the monies of those who donated out of good faith from unscrupulous businessmen who are in charge of those monies right now.
The citizens should choose middle men amongst themselves who can work with the locals on the ground who know where the aid is needed most.
There are some who already have such groups but so called corporate ideas creep into those groups and then turn them into businesses–this is what ahs happened to the church today.
The Church can do much better in feeding the hungry because the church does everything out of love and not in the name of making money.
But where is the church today ? She is Making money .Of course people make money and give it out which is what we all do when we earn a living .But churches today are making money to make more money to keep it for themselves.
This now leaves the field of charity to profiteers and by doing so their plan of depopulation thorugh famine works for them.Never forget that the rich businessmen love Malthus for his theory of Depopulation through natural and man made disasters.For over population may mean profits , but so does Depopulation.
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How famine makes unscrupulous businessmen fabulously wealthy
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In September 2008, a food aid convoy operated by a wealthy Somali businessman and his wife was allegedly looted by an armed group in northern Somalia.
The owner of the company operating the convoy blamed the Union of Islamic Courts for the incident, but independent Somali and international sources told investigators from the Monitoring Group on Somalia that the attack was probably staged, and the food had, in fact, been diverted for sale.
The Monitoring Group on Somalia – an entity mandated by the UN Security Council to monitor arms embargo violations in Somalia – presented the findings of its investigations to the United Nations Security Council in March 2010.
The report stated that the World Food Programme, the single largest provider of food aid in Somalia, had supplied 80 per cent of transport contracts worth roughly $160 million to three Somali businessmen who operated a monopolistic cartel in Somalia, and who were probably involved in the diversion of food aid.
Sources interviewed by the Monitoring Group estimated that up to 50 per cent of food aid was regularly diverted, not just by transport companies, but by WFP personnel and non-governmental organisations operating in Somalia, including one founded by the wife of one of the businessmen belonging to the transport cartel.
The Monitoring Group also suggested that one of the transporters belonging to the cartel had links to the Union of Islamic Courts, which raised questions about whether food aid was being used to finance armed opposition groups.
The Group urged the UN Secretary-General to initiate "a genuinely independent investigation of the WFP Somalia country office, with authority to investigate contracting procedures and practice" and recommended that "WFP revise its internal procedures to truly diversify the issuance of contracts".
WFP denied most of the allegations made in the Monitoring Group's report, but promised not to engage the transport contractors named in the report, and to widen its pool of contractors to encourage competition.
However, an Associated Press investigation into the food aid currently being delivered to Somalia has found that WFP is still relying on at least one of the transport ers for food aid deliveries.
What's more, AP found thousands of food sacks belonging to WFP, and the US and Japanese governments being sold in Mogadishu's markets.
In an article published this month, AP revealed that it found eight sites in the capital where food aid was being sold. Among the items were maize, grain and Plumpy'nut, a fortified peanut butter designed for malnourished children.
The article quoted an official in Mogadishu who believes that up to half of the food aid being sent to Somalia is stolen by unscrupulous businessmen.
He claimed that before the current flood of food aid, the proportion of food stolen was probably smaller but "in recent weeks, the flood of aid into the capital with little or no controls has created a bonanza for businessmen".
Predictably, WFP has denied the findings of the AP investigation and claims that "the scale of theft alleged is implausible" and that only 1 per cent of food aid to Somalia is being diverted, a claim supported by the Somali government, even though AP has published photos showing sacks of food aid being sold in Mogadishu markets.
This particular story did not get as much publicity as one would expect, perhaps because it has been overshadowed by the calls for food aid orchestrated by aid agencies who rely on donors to sustain their operations.
If governments, individuals and corporations donating to humanitarian relief efforts and charities discover that much of the food they are paying for is stolen or diverted, they may not be so willing to give so generously.
The food aid industry, not just in Somalia, but in other parts of the world, is fraught with scandals, yet there is hardly any attempt by donors, or even journalists, to report the ugly face of the thriving industry. It is so much easier to look the other way and pat yourself on the back for doing something for starving people.
Yet, if one dares to look deeply, one will find that food aid is a multi-billion dollar business which has helped a small group to become fabulously wealthy on the backs of starving people.


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Generic name: Mometasone furoate.
Elocon is a topical corticosteroid. It interferes with the natural body mechanisms that produce rash, itching or inflammation.
Quick Facts About Elocon
Used to treat itchy rashes and other inflammatory skin conditions.
Elocon Dosage
Apply thin film of cream or ointment, or a few drops of lotion to affected area. Keep out of eyes. Do not cover with a bandage, tight diaper, plastic pants, or any other airtight dressing; and do not use longer than doctor prescribes to avoid absorption through the skin into the bloodstream. Do not use for conditions Elocon is not specifically prescribed for.
- Usual adult dose: apply one time per day.
- Usual child dose: limit use — steroid use over a prolonged period may interfere with growth and development in children.
- Missed dose: apply as soon as possible, unless almost time for next dose. In that case, do not take missed dose, go back to regular schedule.
Elocon Side Effects
Overdose symptoms:
long-term use may cause Cushing's syndrome (moon face, weight gain, high blood pressure, emotional disturbances, growth of facial hair in women). May be serious if left untreated. Cushing's syndrome may also lead to diabetes mel-litus. If you suspect an overdose, immediately seek medical attention.
More common side effects: acne-like pimples, allergic skin rash, boils, burning, damaged skin, dryness, excessive hairiness, infected hair follicles, infection of the skin, irritation, itching, light-colored patches on skin, prickly heat, rash around the mouth, skin atrophy and wasting, softening of the skin, stretch marks, tingling or stinging.
No known less common or rare Elocon side effects.
No known Elocon drug interactions.
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If pregnant or planning to become pregnant, inform your doctor immediately. Should not be used during pregnancy. May appear in breast milk; could affect a nursing infant.
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18 Jan Death Due to Drugs in Rome City
According to the yearly report of the Italian State Authorities anti-drug agencies, the medication deaths in Italy have decrease from previous years. The greatest number were man and the average age was 37 decades. Opioids were the key drugs taking those lives.
In the last several years, Rome has made progress in cutting the number of addicted individuals and the amount of drug-related deaths. But the roads of the ancient town are still awash in drugs–if they should be transported into other towns or absorbed at Rome itself.
A really massive quantity of hashish was captured –over half a million kg, the fall in the era of drug users is just another element which has an effect on the Roman inhabitants.
Harm from Drugs
More young men and women in Rome recognize the danger of employing these substances that are addictive. 2010 surveys demonstrated that the vast majority of young people attained the harm that could result from using cocaine, heroin or psychedelics. This has been an improvement over polls done only a couple of years earlier. Those youth stated they had been using marijuana and other drugs like heroin, ecstasy and cocaine. These youth should undergo rehabilitation like heroin rehab for heroin users.
Fighting Drugs
The most frequent drugs sending individuals to rehabilitation in Rome are alcohol, cocaine and cannabis products. New psychoactive materials like club medications are seen in urban centers like Rome. The city needs further and more powerful services equally for drug addiction therapy and for alcohol and drug abuse prevention. The drug rehab program is a response to the drug problem from the capital.


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"William Bradford (c.1590–1657) was an English Separatist leader in Leiden, Holland, and in Plymouth Colony. He was a signatory to the Mayflower Compact, an important historical document, while aboard the Mayflower in 1620. He served as Plymouth Colony Governor five times covering about thirty years between 1621 and 1657. His journal, Of Plymouth Plantation, covered the period from 1620 to 1657 in Plymouth Colony."
... but to me he is just one of my awesome Great-Grandfathers, whom I am very proud of.
A great example of Gratitude, Courage, Perseverance and God-fearing Love who showed this Gratitude by encouraging others to celebrate their blessings, from God, on a Special Day that now our whole nation celebrates as...
Thanksgiving Holiday.
I recently sent this one to my sweet Mother-In-Law, Maria Rosa and family members.
I would have loved to send one out to my sons and to their companions, whom I love dearly, however, they still have much ingratitude for me, their mother, and will not give me their addresses, or whereabouts, and/or are sadly still under threat by my ex to have no contact with me.
However, that does not stop me from continuing to Pray for them and their loved ones, for their success and happiness...and that they will respectfully reach out to their younger brother Alex and I someday soon, but more importantly that Love and Forgiveness will enter their hearts, and minds, for their own success, peace and happiness. ♥
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!
may you enjoy your families and reflections of this special day and it's meaning.... (what are you Thankful for?)


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Most people do not appreciate that some forms of science are better—much, much better—than others. What makes for good science? We consider some quotes from the famous mathematician and physicists Hermann Weyl that shed light on this issue.
I am now embarking on a deeper inquiry of ideas I expressed in What Is Science? It might seem as if I am getting off the tracks of my normal metaphysics of linking Western and Eastern thought because we will be going into Western thinking at a deeper level. But a lighter seasoning of Eastern thought will be peppered throughout, and it will all be brought back around in the end, so just hang in there!
In What Is Science? I posited that science is a weak form of samadhi. To translate this into more familiar terms: what we call science is a type of image in the mind that weakly resonates with, or captures a facet of the essence (artha) of some aspect of nature.
In general this takes the forms of mathematical expressions that capture the dynamics of some aspect of nature. Hence, the intimate link with the Hindu idea of gunas. It is interesting to contrast this viewpoint to the one expressed by Hermann Weyl. Weyl's view reinforces the "weak samadhi" view and fleshes in some essential details. By considering Weyl's views it helps us appreciate what it means to "resonate" with some aspect of nature, and why this causes some sciences to be better than others.
For example, physics is much more successful than say, biology. Where biology is just a mass of details held together tenuously by the "theory" of evolution, physics is a series of interconnected models of reality that resolve some of the deepest metaphysical issues to have plagued the mind of man since…well…since man had a mind to plague. For example, modern physics has much to say about the natures of time, space, energy, matter, force, and other issues that have a long history in metaphysics, stemming back to the ancient Greeks some 2500 years ago and the ancient Indians over 5000 years ago.
Further, scientific success can be gauged in terms of the technological applications it spawns. Quantum mechanics, the theory behind atoms, has allowed us to have massive control over material substances. This has allowed the creation of cell phones, computers, MRI machines, and lasers, to name only a few technologies.
On the other hand, what have we gotten from, say, the human genome project, in which all the genes in human chromosomes have been identified? Granted there have been some inroads towards applications. For example, this information allows insight into why some people better respond to cancer drugs than other people (because they have different genes. Why the different genes make a difference is not necessarily known). This leads to a concept of "personalized medicine" where drug treatments can be individually tailored for a patient based on their genes. At present this applies to a very limited set of cases and is not a wide-spread procedure.
But in general, if we were to put the technological achievements to stem from physics on a weighing scale against those achieved from biology then there would be no contest. The results from physics dwarf those of biology, period.
Why? I think Weyl gets to the heart of the matter. Let's see what he had to say about this issue.
Biographical Stuff
First though: Who is Hermann Weyl and why should we care what he has to say? Weyl was one of the most important mathematicians and theoretical scientist of the 20th century. He was also respectful of philosophy and did not hesitate to draw on it in expositions of his work. He is less well-known to the general public than say Einstein or Feynman, but his work is of the same first-rate importance as these more famous people.
The physicists Freeman Dyson wrote in Weyl's obituary in the journal Nature in 1956:
"Among all the mathematicians who began their working lives in the twentieth century, Hermann Weyl was the one who made major contributions in the greatest number of different fields. He alone could stand comparison with the last great universal mathematician of the nineteenth century, Hilbert and Poincaré."
For anyone who knows about math, comparing Weyl to Hilbert and Poincaré says it all. Let's now jump into the main topic at hand.
Weyl On Science
We focus on two Weyl quotes. The first is from The Open World essay. This is taken from page 54 of the book Mind and Nature Selected, Writings on Philosophy, Mathematics and Physics edited by Peter Pesic. Note the following contains a quote within a quote.
"The transformation of metaphysical questions of cause into the scientific questions of law is taught by all great scientists. The discovery of the law of falling bodies is the first important example…It is more important to investigate the law according to which the acceleration varies. Again Newton says:
'I have not yet been able to determine from the phenomena the cause of these properties of gravitation….It is sufficient that gravitation exists, that is acts according to the laws we have formulated…'
Dynamics, according to the doctrines of d'Almbert and Lagrange, requires no laws which extend to the causes of physical phenomena and to the essence of such causes; it is closed in itself as a representation of the regularities of the phenomena."
Next, on page 117 of the same book, from the essay Mind and Nature Weyl says:
"In physics we do not a posteriori describe what actually occurs in analogy to the classification of the plants that actually exist on earth, but instead we apply an a priori construction of the possible, into which the actual is embedded on the basis of the values and attributes indirectly determined by reactions…But construction a priori must be joined with experience and analysis of experience by experiments. "
To me, the first quote is more comprehendible. The second quote seems a little 'blah blah blah" and requires some translation. So let's dissect what is being said here.
Dissecting the Quotes
Allow me to restate in my own words what Weyl is saying in each quote:
Quote 1: Scientific theories in general are not concerned with the cause of a phenomenon but instead concerned with how a phenomenon behaves.
Quote 2: Scientific theories do not describe specific scenarios. They describe all possible scenarios. Then, only a small subset of scenarios described by the theory applies to real phenomena that actually exist in nature.
What these quotes mean is best illustrated by example.
Quote 1 Example
To illustrate quote 1, let's consider Newton's law of gravitation. It is normally presented as:
This equation says that the force between two bodies with mass equals the product of the mass divided by the square of the distance between them. This is a vector form of Newton's equation. We can't forget that it is really a differential equation that looks like this:
This is because F = ma, where a is acceleration, and acceleration is the second derivative of the position. So technically, Newton's gravity law is a 2nd order differential equation. An example of how to solve this differential equation to get real life answers is given here. We stress that Newton's law is a differential equation because this is an example of dynamics (e.g. of describing a pattern of gunas).
The first thing to notice is that the equation does not define what gravity is. It just shows how it behaves with respect to two masses M and m (or m1 and m2). As Newton admits in the quote above "I have not yet been able to determine from the phenomena the cause of these properties of gravitation". In fact, Newton never determined the cause of gravity.
This overall situation does not change even when we consider Einstein's idea of gravity. Instead of being an invisible force that reaches through space and binds two masses together, gravity in Einstein's relativity comes from the bending of space-time by the two masses. For a nice intuitive understanding of Einstein's concept of gravity see this video.
Einstein's equations are much, much more complicated that Newton's, but the same general idea holds. We still don't know what gravity is. Why does mass bend space-time? Nobody knows. Einstein's equations do not explain why mass bends space-time. Einstein's equations are preferred over Newton's because they calculate how masses move through space-time better than Newton's equations.
So, as Weyl says:
"Dynamics, according to the doctrines of d'Almbert and Lagrange, requires no laws which extend to the causes of physical phenomena and to the essence of such causes; it is closed in itself as a representation of the regularities of the phenomena."
This is a really important thing about the successful sciences: they do not try to determine causes; they simply describe how things behave.
We can isolate two key points in this quote. (1) He specifically refers to dynamics. Dynamics means "how things change with time". How a system changes with time is the basic "how" that is captured by successful science (not always, but in most instances). (2) He says "it is closed in itself as a representation of the regularities of the phenomena". What does this mean?
It means that the description of how something works is couched in mathematical terms. The "closed representation" refers to a mathematical description. Why math? That is what the 2nd quote is all about.
Quote Number Two
Let's repeat the idea:
"In physics we do not a posteriori describe what actually occurs in analogy to the classification of the plants that actually exist on earth, but instead we apply an a priori construction of the possible, into which the actual is embedded on the basis of the values and attributes indirectly determined by reactions…But construction a priori must be joined with experience and analysis of experience by experiments. "
Let's translate a little more. He says that physics does not try to describe what exists after the fact (a posteriori). His example of botany is apt; plants already exist. A biologist seeks to describe (e.g. classify) what already exists after the fact.
Not so in physics. Instead, one makes up some general idea (a "construction") before any given fact ("a priori"). This construction will define a limited, closed sphere of applicability (ala quote 1). In this closed sphere are all of the possible scenarios within that domain of applicability. Out of all the possible scenarios, only some of them will apply to what already exists ("into which the actual is embedded").
What does this mean? Again, let's look at what Newton did and what he did not do. Newton did not try to make a theory that explains the relationship between the Sun and the Earth and the other planets known at the time (which went up to Saturn I believe). Newton did not try to a posteriori describe the known planets. Kepler did. This is a big difference between them. Kepler tried to explain the specific orbits observed at that time in the solar system. Kepler did what a biologist would have tried to do: invent a theory that accounts for only the known planets at the time.
Newton took a different approach. He constructed a closed system of representation. He made a theory that said: "masses are attracted to each other by a force called gravity". But even this was not enough. He didn't use words. He said: F = GmM/r2. This formula is the "closed system of representation". It describes all possible interactions between two masses m and M. It is completely generic. It describes no specific occurrence of gravitational interaction. Instead, in the particular form written, it describes every possible gravitational interaction between any two bodies, m and M.
This is a key idea. Successful science does not focus on specific examples. It seeks to express some general principle which will apply to an entire class of phenomena.
One may consider the theory to be an accounting device. It accounts for all possible scenarios. Then there is a procedure for extracting out specific instances from all of the possible ones. In the case of Newton's law, specific cases are defined by assigning numbers to m, M, and r, (r is the distance between m and M). In such a way, Newton could apply his theory to model the solar system. But there are infinite combinations of masses and distances that could be plugged into the equation. However, most of these combinations will represent nothing that actually exists.
So, in this sense, a successful scientific theory can either be construed as a horn o' plenty, or as a tremendous case of overkill.
Math is Necessary
This "overkill" feature of a successful scientific theory is a consequence of using mathematics. When Weyl speaks of "the possible" he generally refers to mathematical objects called "manifolds". The term "manifold" is the mathematical way to say "a set of mathematical objects". It is the manifold that Wyle calls "the possible".
Calling a scientific theory a "law" is over-dramatizing. It is an equation, or system of equations. Equations nowadays are thought of as formally similar to computer programs. Equations are machines or programs that transform inputs to outputs. The manifolds that define the scope of the inputs and outputs of equations which constitute a theory are "the possible".
There is another aspect to Weyl's statement when he says "…the actual is embedded on the basis of the values and attributes…" This is also a mathematical thing. When we use Newton's law, we do not input the Earth and the Moon into the equations, whatever that is supposed to mean. No, we abstract the Earth and the Moon to three numbers: M (mass of the Earth), m (mass of the moon) and r, the distance between their centers. These are the "values and attributes" used to embed the actual into the possible.
So, the scientific theory per se is completely abstract. Elsewhere Weyl says explicitly that it is just a system of symbols, specifically of a mathematical type. These he calls "free constructions" meaning we are free to make up any theory we can imagine, yet that is constrained by the internal logic of math. We would not generally invent a system where 1 = 2, which is just nonsense.
Weyl says time and again that math is the border between absolute freedom and absolute bondage. We are absolutely bound by the self-evident constraints of logic and number, but within these bounds we are free to construct whatever we want. No one today can deny that this has emerged and grown into the most fertile and productive domains of human endeavor.
The Other Side of the Coin: Experience
Finally he says: "But construction a priori must be joined with experience and analysis of experience by experiments." So while we are free (within the confines of math and logic) to construct any theory we wish, in the end, it must be held up next to experience. Otherwise, it is just a piece of art; perhaps beautiful as a piece of mathematics, but the construction is not science.
This too is not straight-forward. Again, Weyl used Newton as an example. What is this "mass" Newton spoke of? What is the meaning of m and M in the gravity equation? It is not just the volume of "stuff" in our hands, nor what we observe via our eyes (e.g. a star for example). It is not even the weight of a thing; how much something weighs decreases the farther one moves away from the Earth.
No, even mass is an indirect concept. It is something that is defined and measured operationally, and the meaning only exists in the context of the theory. To add a third quote relevant to this point (same book, Man and the Foundations of Science essay, pg. 181):
"In order to measure the mass of a body one must therefore characterize how it reacts with other bodies. Inertial mass is a concealed character; we cannot perceive it directly as we can its color. Moreover, the determination of mass is possible only on the basis of a law of nature to which that notion is bound." (His emphasis)
Later (pg. 183) he says:
"Thus we had better not commit ourselves to any definition and rather develop the theory as a symbolic construction with unexplained symbols and only at the end indicate in which way certain derived quantities may be checked by observation. The theory then becomes a connected system that only as a whole may be confronted with experience"
Now we come to appreciate that experience only touches a theory at a few points. There is much more "meat" to the theory. It is a "connected system". We might as well consider the elements of the theory as pure abstractions than to even try to map them into our direct perceptions and experience.
Then, within the theory, "derived" relationships provide the concrete points of contact between the mind and perception. These points of contact between the theory in the mind, and the perceptions of the senses provide the empirical link between theory and experiment that is the essence of science.
To Wyle, perception stands on one side of an unbridgeable divide between our direct conscious experience of perception (which he calls "intuition") and the intellectual construct which is the theory. We will discuss Wyle's particular brand of philosophical dualism next time.
Let's summarize the main points discussed above:
- There is good science. It has the form of not trying to describe causes, but to describe the behaviors of things, the dynamics of things.
- The good science is grounded in a mathematical framework. The math framework is a "free construction" of the human intellect bound within the confines of mathematical necessity (by which is meant 1 + 1 necessarily equals 2, not 6).
- The math framework contains every possibility that could ever occur ("the possible") within the semantic confines of the framework. Only a subset of these possibilities will be realized in real natural systems ("embedding of the actual in the possible").
- The links with experience and perception are indirect. The terms of the theory (variables, parameters) make sense only in the framework of the theory. There is some restricted domain of our actual experience that can be quantified in terms of the theory.
I am pleased as Punch that Weyl's ideas are consonant with the philosophy of science I expounded in What Is Science? (e.g. that science is a weak form of samadhi). When writing WIS, I was unaware of Weyl's ideas. As seen above, he expresses quite clearly the nature of the dynamic "resonance" between ideas in the mind (the "free constructions of the possible") and perceptions in our experience.
The key thing to emphasize is that they are not direct one-to-one mappings. The qualities of our perceptions must be abandoned to get at the deeper truths of nature. The deeper truths "wear" or disguise themselves as the qualities of perception. But what is being perceived, the appearances (Kant's "phenomena") are only indicators pointing to something deeper. This something deeper is the dynamics, the gunas; the patterns of movement and relationship that constitute the "skeleton", if you will, of our experience.
Next time, we will get into the fact that Wyle, like Wilder Penfield, was a scientific dualist. Wyle clearly demarcated between our direct subjective experience and the objective world. We will see that his ideas too point to the solutions obtained in yoga thousands of years ago.
Go to Part 2 of my discussion of Hermann Wyle's ideas.


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Secularists claim that they rely on science and reason to support their beliefs. Many vocal secularists claim that Christians rely on blind faith and believe things contrary to science. This is a gross misunderstanding of the underpinnings of Christian belief. The fact is SCIENCE AND THE BIBLE AGREE!
Christianity is a faith. We openly admit this fact. However, it is not a blind faith. It is a faith based on hard evidence. God has revealed Himself to humanity and has given us persuasive rational proofs. The New Testament in Acts 1:3 says that Jesus proved that He had risen from the dead by "many convincing proofs" (NAS).
Here's a quick checklist of reasons to believe in the God of the Bible:
Plato thought the universe was random. The Hindus believe the universe is "Maya" meaning illusion. No one wants to do experiments in a random universe or a universe that is an illusion. All of the founders of the major branches of science were Bible believing Christians or men reared in a Christian culture who operated from a Christian worldview. This includes the pioneering scientists Sir Isaac Newton, Francis Bacon, Robert Boyle and Blaise Pascal.
German information scientist Werner Gitt says that such complex information never arises by chance. The probability of the first cell forming by chance is so remote that it could not happen randomly in a trillion years if all the universe was primordial soup! Secularism is the belief (faith) that this could happen by chance contrary to the plain facts of science.
As science and technology continue to advance they show that living things are far more complex than previously thought. This is proof that there had to be a Creator.
Christianity is a reasonable faith based on reasonable evidence. Christianity's rationality is in contrast to the secular faith that is now imposing its culture of death on the world. I urge you to make a decision for Christ today! Faith is a relationship word. Faith means to rely upon the ability of another. We rely on Jesus Christ who died for our sins. God sent Jesus to suffer the penalty that we deserved for our sins. We receive forgiveness when we turn to God through Christ.


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In the modern age of comic book movies, there is perhaps no greater failure than Fox's 2015 reboot of Fantastic Four. As much as people may have their issues with Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice and Suicide Squad, those movies were at least successful at the box office and are movies that had a lot of potential. There is very little positive to say about director Josh Trank's Fantastic Four. Despite the fact that pretty much everyone agrees it was a terrible movie, it looks like Fox still wants to make The Fantastic Four 2.
Recently, long time X-Men writer and producer Simon Kinberg spoke with Collider in anticipation of the upcoming third and final Wolverine movie Logan, which, unlike Fantastic Four, has been getting rave reviews. At one point the conversation turned to Fantastic Four and whether or not we would ever see an alternate cut of the movie, since there is quite a bit of footage that didn't wind up in the theatrically released version. Simon Kinberg's response made it clear that Fox isn't done with the franchise yet and that Fantastic Four 2 is still very much a possibility. Here is what he had to say.
"I don't know the answer to that in terms of whether or not fans will ever see it. I think B-roll is probably the place where they will see it. And for us, it's in the past in the sense of lessons learned and we would love to make another Fantastic Four movie. We really believe in that cast, and I think the lessons that we learned would help us make a more consistent movie than we did the first time."
There was always the possibility of another reboot at some point down the road, but the way Simon Kinberg talks about it here, it looks like they would like to bring back Kate Mara, Miles Teller, Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Bell and let them have another go at it. There are many that hope the rights for the Fantastic Four would revert back to Marvel Studios, which is still a possibility, but not a likely one. When asked if Fox would actually have to keep making Fantastic Four movies in order to keep the rights, Simon Kinberg admitted he didn't know the answer to that question, but also made it clear that they wouldn't just make the movie simply to retain the rights.
"I have no idea. I think the truth is we would not make another Fantastic Four movie until it was ready to be made. One of the lessons we learned on that movie is that we want to make sure we get it 100% right, because we will not get another chance with the fans."
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The Chevrolet Cavalier car – belongs to the class a compact. This car is made by the Chevrolet company. It has a J-platform, developed by GM firm. The Cavalier car was issued since 1982 - 2005. The car possessed high popularity since 1981, it is the best-seller of the Chevrolet company and the popular car.
The predecessor of Chevrolet Cavalier is the Chevrolet Monza which is let out since 1975 - 1980. The Chevrolet Monza car had three versions of a body:
- 2-door compartment,
- 3-door hatchback,
- 3-door versatile person.
The Chevrolet Cavalier car was issued in three generations. Also there are also IV, but it had the Toyota brand.
Chevrolets Cavalier I of generation started letting out in 1982. The first generation was issued in 5 options of a body: 2-door cabriolet, 2-door compartment, 3-door hatchback, 4-door sedan and 4-door versatile person. Besides it had L4 engines of volume 1.8 liter, 2.0 liter, V6 of volume 2.8 liter.
transmission was offered in a 4-step and 5-step mechanical transmission, 3-step automatic.
Chevrolets Cavalier II of generation started letting out since 1998. Since 1998 the car was changed in appearance, but the size and a form remained former, the body panel only changed. The second generation was issued in four options of bodies: 2-door cabriolet, 2-door compartment, 4-door sedan, 4-door versatile person. Besides it had V6 engines of volume 3.1 liter; and the smallest on volume was L4 volume, which 2.2 l. Transmission also changed, the car was equipped with 5-step "mechanics" and 3-step "machine gun".
Chevrolet Cavalier III of generation was issued in three options: 2-door cabriolet, 2-door compartment and 4-door sedan. The car of the third generation is equipped with the 2.2, 2.3 and 2.4 liters 4-cylinder engine.
In 1995 released the car of a sport compartment of Chevrolet Cavalier Z24. This car till 2003 was made. The basic complete set was equipped with the anticreeping security alarm system, ABS, effective illumination of the salon, a special sheeting of seats of Scotchguard, the electric drive of the door lock, aluminum wheels. I had the 2,4-liter L4 SFI motor with two camshafts.


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Sewer camera is used in plumbing to provide a quick and accurate look at the condition of underground sewer or stormwater drainage systems. At Active Plumbing, we have the latest CCTV survey equipment, which allows us to get the best possible results in our sewer survey. After inspecting with our sewer camera, we will let you see the result and decide what you want us to carry out. Using the sewer camera, we can trace and pinpoint locations of the problems, such as debris, defects, pollutants and threats to drain function. Our sewer camera is ideal for both domestic sewer and stormwater lines as well as junction and utility hole areas.
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Using our state-of-the-art sewer camera and expertise, we can provide a comprehensive inspection of wastewater systems. Our sewer cameras are specially developed to offer a full-colour video inspection service on all types of pipes. We offer you a detailed report and let you see the results of the sewer inspection. All cameras are tracked from the surface, and we marked the precise location of defects or blockages for service. We ensure that all our surveys comply with pipeline surveying accreditation.
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Upstairs the villa offers a kitchen, powder room, living room, bedroom with king size bed, bathroom, and a nine foot deep porch with dining table and chairs. Downstairs has two bedrooms, (one king and one queen) and full bath. The pool is approximately 29 by 13 ft. (8.7m by 3.8m). We offer different rental options - if you are just a couple our 1 bedroom rate is US$1750 / wk or $250 / night "high season" (December 16 - April 14) and $1015 / wk or $145 / night "low season. The 3 bedroom rate is US$2065 / wk or $295 / night "high season", and $1540 / wk or $220 / night "low season".
Having undergone a major transformation, we now have locally made four poster beds, 400 thread count cotton sheets , feather down pillows and duvets. Bathrooms furnished with new egyptian cotton towels plus new furnishings and appliances throughout accommodate a new level of comfort. The addition of a large pool deck with new furniture and cushions surrounded by a traditional "monkey puzzle" railing adds a new dimension of outdoor living to the house. We're delighted with the work we've done - should you choose to stay here you'll be sitting on top of the world.
The island's best grocery store is seven minutes away in Gingerland. The
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Organisational Design Analyst - large transformation -
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Exiting opportunity for a strong Organisational Design Analyst to help deliver a major new Target Operating Model for a leading Educational provider.
My client is improving the end-to-end customer experience for its students, by implementing a new 'Student Management System'. Your role will be to help design the Operating Model for its Student Management teams, covering the true end-to-end of the student lifecycle,
You will be a hands-on Analyst with strong analytical skills, analysing a wealth of existing artefacts, inputs and processes with the goal of designing the new operational model for the SMS team with a strong focus on Capacity and Capability modelling.
This role could suit a HR Analyst, Change Analyst or Business Analyst who have worked on Organisational Design or Workforce Planning driven by restructuring or downsizing.
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- Highly developed analytical skills - from a Workforce planning / Workforce analysis / Workforce management / Capacity Planning background is essential.
- Organisational Design skills and experience is highly regarded.
- Eonomic modelling or planning experience (from a Supply / Demand type context) could also be suitable.
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Camper Stripe 1 Yard Cut 36" x 44"
Take a trip down memory lane!
Feeling nostalgic? Then this is the perfect fabric to complement your next project. Display the yesteryears of 1950s cars and campers out on the open road in a finished wall hanging, throw or bed quilt. Fabric measures 36" x width of fabric.


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Model #: 670303S
Contemporary design available in chocolate brown (Vista Collection as shown), grey (Upton Collection), and capri seafoam blue (Taffy Collection). Features flared arms, fixed back cushions, loose seat cushions, tapered feet and durable frame construction. Stress joints are corner blocked, glued and secured with staples. Construction also includes no-sag sinuous steel wire seat springs and 1.8 density polyurethane foam cushion cores.
- Contemporary design
- Flared arms and feet, fixed back cushions, loose seat cushions
- Built to last with quality frame construction and high quality foam cushions, and no-sag springs
- 100% Polyester Microfiber Fabric
- Dimensions: 90"W x 38"H x 41"D
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Minor boy dies in freak mishap
Bhubaneswar: A minor boy died after falling from a tree in Laxmisagar area in the city.
According to reports, Pintu Nayak, a class III student and his had gone to pick a kite which was stuck at the top branch of a tree. While they were climbing up the tree to bring the kite, Pintu lost his balance and fell on the ground.
Following the incident, his family members rushed him to the Capital Hospital where the doctors pronounced him as brought dead.


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Drone DJI Phantom 4 Advanced valued at $1349
The range has expanded DJI drone Phantom series 4, called Phantom 4 Advanced. Compared to the original model Phantom 4 he got a new camera. The camera uses a sensor format 1 inch resolution of 20 MP and a mechanical shutter. The camera is able to shoot 4K video with a frame rate of 60 fps. To 4K video with frame rate 60 f/s used encoder H. 264 for 4K video with frame rate 30 fps — H. 265.
Its predecessor, the new drone has inherited the navigation and other functions, including Draw, ActiveTrack, TapFly, Gesture and Tripod. It is equipped with a proprietary system of Autonomous flight FlightAutonomy, based on data from five sensors, machine vision, GPS receiver and ultrasonic rangefinders.
The maximum supported capacity of microSD cards increased to 128 GB, and the flight time up to 30 minutes. Simultaneously proposed version of Phantom 4 Advanced+, the remote control which is equipped with a Full HD display size of 5.5 inches.
Sale Phantom Phantom 4 Advanced and 4 Advanced+ will begin on 30 April at a price of $1349 and $1649, respectively. Sale original Phantom 4 will be discontinued.
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This is a Shiatsu based Treatment that flows through the 12 Channels with a variety of pressures and movements, with the goal of holistically working the chi and fluids, establishing not just greater clarity in the channels and the associated organs, but with repeated application and along with acupuncture, qi gong, herbs and proper diet, this is a very powerful tool for programming your energy system.
In this therapy we are working directly with abdomen and the connective tissue around and connecting to the organs.
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Here's a sneak peek of some of the must have holiday items you will want when the Holiday Catalog is released next month. I don't want to tease you too much because you have to wait until August 28th. All I can say is you won't be disappointed.
You may recognize the stamp set in the lower left hand corner. If you do and wasn't one of the lucky customers (like me) to snag this photopolymer stamp set last year, don't worry. Endless Wishes is coming back due to popular demand!!
For all of the photopolymer fans you are going to be so excited to know there are 19 new photopolymer sets in the Holiday Catalog. It's exciting that Stampin' Up! listens to their customer base and demonstrators. We asked for more photopolymer stamps sets and Stampin' Up! listened. The price point in the Holiday Catalog is affordable and I think you will really be excited about this new offering too.
Now for the giveaway…subscribe to my blog and comment below what you hope to see in the new Holiday Catalog. Or what you are excited to see from the sneak peek pictured above. The giveaway will run until Monday, July 28, 2014, at 11:59pm EDT.
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Even better, when they got home, I got to hand off both kids and head out the door to consume Lemon Drops and appetizers with my girlfriends. Later, however, I realized that my eating habits of late have been better than I thought. After
I even went so far as to suggest to J that I might have food poisoning. But with no stomach cramps and just a large lump in my throat, it turns out it wasn't so much food poisoning as the fact that I wolfed down too many rich and tasty delights in one sitting...who knew?! Everything in moderation.


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Call for Papers: Special Issue of Science Studies
The Politics of Innovation for Environmental Sustainability: celebrating the contribution of Stewart Russell (1955–2011)
Special Issue of Science Studies, edited by Robin Williams, Mark Winskel and Sonia Liff
Stewart Russell moved from undergraduate studies in physical sciences at Cambridge, UK to postgraduate work and academic posts in the field of science and technology studies (STS). His postgraduate work was undertaken at the Technology Policy Unit at Aston University and he had extended periods of employment at the University of Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia and latterly the University of Edinburgh, Institute for the Study of Science, Technology and Innovation.
Stewart made theoretical contributions to STS particularly by stressing a distinctive political approach which recognized structural constraints while exploring opportunities for action. He applied this approach to a number of empirical studies with relevance to environmental sustainability, most notably analyses of combined heat and power, as well as to campaigns. The past decade has seen renewed interest and engagement with such ideas in the context of responses to climate change.
Following Stewart's death in September 2011, a symposium was held in March 2012 to reflect on his contribution. This involved a wide range of papers reflecting on changing STS perspectives from the 1980s to specific studies of developments in energy technologies. Programme and slides.
We would like to build on this event through a special issue of Science Studies. We are inviting contributions from those who presented at the symposium but are also extending the call to others in the field. All papers should comply with the normal requirements of Science Studies (see Instructions for Authors ) and will be subject to full refereeing.
The deadline for submission of papers is: 31st January 2013. We would welcome notice of intention to submit. Colleagues who submit abstracts (maximum 1 page A4) by 15th October 2012 will receive feedback from the editors about the fit of their proposed contribution to the special edition.
Though the journal has a maximum article length of 10,000 words, for this special edition slightly shorter articles are preferred (7 – 8,000 words including footnotes and references) to enable a wider array of papers to appear together.
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This auction features Asian and Ethnographic art from the Collection of Ron Krannich that he amassed over the last 35 years. As a travel writer he spanned the globe, and as a collector he purchased items he was passionate about along the way.
Other highlights in the auction include American, English and French 18th and 19th century furniture and decorations, the steel sculpture featured above by Ernest Trova, a bronze of Cupid and Psyche by Eugene-Ernest Chretien, a 16th century portrait of Virgin and Child from the Circle of Pieter Coecke van Aelst, several works by Savannah artists Myrtle Jones, Christopher Murphy Jr. and Sr., Hattie Saussy and others.
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Posts Tagged 'Star Wars: Galaxy of Adventures'
Star Wars: Galaxy of Adventures Releases Five New Installments
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Lucasfilm have released five new installments of the Star Wars: Galaxy of Adventures animated shorts. Josh AtkinsJosh is a huge Star Wars fan, who has spent far too much time wondering if any Star Wars character could defeat Thanos with all the Infinity Stones.
Star Wars: Galaxy of Adventures Animated Shorts Debut on Star Wars Kids YouTube Channel
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The recently announced series of animated shorts, Star Wars: Galaxy of Adventures, officially debuted today on the new Star Wars Kids YouTube Channel. Star Wars: Galaxy of Adventures focuses on introducing some of the most iconic and memorable moments and lessons from the Star Wars saga to kids. Featuring a bright and colorful art style, this exciting series of […]