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Welcome to Condyle Cove...
Here in Kiddie Corner, the beds are always empty, the hearth is never lit and the cupboard is never touched. The Boogeyman, the fear of every young orphan, prowls the cove in search of you. With only a small hand of options left, you can't afford to hide anymore— you have to escape.
Which poor orphan will you condemn to death?
In this unending game of hide-and-seek, you must never run low on options. If you're low on options, you need to take great acts of desperation to stay alive… but some acts are too desperate.
Actually, you really shouldn't play this game... seriously.
Every Orphan in the Condyle Cove wants to escape, but only one will be successful. The measures you will have to take in order to survive may be morally wrong, but then, if it's you or them, isn't feeding them to the Boogeyman the lesser of two evils?
"Endangered Orphans is a horrible game in an absolutely terrific way."
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Brussels City Center Apartments
- Free WiFi
- Collect nights
The place is fine and well located. But it's a basic studio apartment.
nice place to live , wish they had an AC. rest was good
Brussels City Center Apartmentsfrom €95
- Studio (XL)
- Studio (Duplex XL)
- Studio (Duplex Standard)
- Studio (Standard)
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What's around Brussels City Center Apartments
Top spots nearby
Recommended by this property
- Brussels Park (6-minute walk)
- Royal Palace of Brussels (9-minute walk)
- La Grand Place (11-minute walk)
- Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium (11-minute walk)
- Manneken Pis Statue (12-minute walk)
- Berlaymont Building (15-minute walk)
- Atomium (3.2 mi / 5.2 km)
- Brussels Expo (3.5 mi / 5.7 km)
Getting around
- Brussels (BRU-Brussels - National) - 17 min drive
- Antwerp (ANR-Antwerp Intl.) - 42 min drive
- Charleroi (CRL-Brussels South Charleroi) - 46 min drive
- Brussels-Congress Station - 7 min walk
- Brussels Central Station - 12 min walk
- Brussels Bruxelles-Nord Station - 16 min walk
- Botanique-Kruidtuin Station - 3 min walk
- Madou Station - 5 min walk
- Parc Station - 8 min walk
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Key facts
- 10 apartments
- Check-in time 3 PM-2:00 AM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-in/out
Required at check-in
- Credit card deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- One child stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets allowed (dogs and cats only) *
- Restrictions apply *
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Self parking (limited) *
Payment types at the property
Other information
- Smoke-free property
At the property
- One meeting room
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Elevator
- Dutch
- English
- French
In the apartment
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Free WiFi
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Kitchen
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
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Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Parking height restrictions apply.Guests must contact this property in advance to reserve cribs/infant beds, sofa beds, and onsite parking.
Special cancellation policies or charges may apply for group reservations (more than 8 rooms for the same property / stay dates).
Optional extras
Self parking costs EUR 15 per day
Parking is available nearby and costs EUR 18 per day
Weekly housekeeping is provided; additional cleaning is offered for an extra charge of EUR 50
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 15 per pet, per day
We have included all charges provided to us by this property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the unit you book.
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Recent reviews
Good 7.8 From 180 reviews
It was a very pleasant stay. The neighbourhood was quite strange (we got there at night and there were people using drugs on the street), but the apartment was nice. If you go by train, NEVER choose Gare du Nord train station!
I had great information from emails made directly to the apartments regarding entry times, codes and access. The apartment was well equipped - even had soap, shampoo and shower gel from previous people - very helpful to have with only hand luggage. take some earplugs as the walls are thin - but with these in - all was well. It has a very steep staircase up to the bed and I would not recommend this to someone with any balance issues - esp as the banister is quite low
Perfect place to spend some days, comfortable, clean, quiet and within walking distance to most of the places to visit.
The property was comfortable and excellent value for money. The room had cooking facilities and a TV although there were no English Language Channels. It would have been nice to have had some basic supplies such as Tea bags, coffee and milk but it was ideal for my purposes.
When I arrived I was put in a room that had nothing to do with the description and photos when I booked it and it was super cold. I complained onc when I arrived I was put in the room that had nothing to do with the description and photos when I booked it and it was super cold. I complained twice and finally I got moved to a room that was warm and in fact corresponded to the photos and description when I booked it. It was a good stay after all although the condition and the cleaning was brilliant, but the space itself was quite nice as it seemed when booking. My main problem was to have to complain so much to be put in a room that corresponded to what I've booked, I rarely complain and I don't like when I feel like people are trying to use that to make me stand lower standards
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Under 19's Draw
Wigan Warriors Under 19s draw 38-38 against City of Hull Academy Under 19s at Orrell
Wigan tries from Macauley Davies (2), Josh Woods, Liam Paisley (2), Paddy Jones & James Worthington
- Cherry and Whites held to draw in their first game of the season
Wigan Warriors Under 19s were held to a 38-all draw against City of Hull Academy Under 19s in their first game of the season at the Ad Options Community Stadium in Orrell.
The game didn't start too brightly as Hull took an early lead but Matty Peet's side scored four tries in the first-half to go into the interval leading 22-14. However, Hull fought back in the second-40 to snatch a draw. The Yorkshire side kicked a penalty conversion in the dying embers of the game to settle for a draw.
Hull came back into the game from being 38-20 down in the second-half to score three unanswered tries as well as a penalty conversion in the last 15-minutes.
A bitter cold afternoon in Orrell didn't affect the game as it was an end-to-end and gripping match up with a total of 14 tries being scored in total. The Cherry and Whites were held to a draw at home, after a quick comeback from the City of Hull stole a point.
Last year's Under 16 graduates James Worthington, Caine Barnes and Olly Partington all featured for Matty Peet's side while Jack Higginson made his first appearance since last year's semi-final in the Academy League due to injury. Josh Woods also started alongside Lewis Heckford in the halves following his impressive performances in the Reserves.
Wigan Warriors Under 19's didn't get off to the best start in their opening game of the season as Hull took an early lead when they had an overlap on the right edge. Hull half-back Lochlan Fitzgerald shipped it wide to Mike Adlard, with the winger darting in at the corner with no Wigan players being around to tackle him. Full-back Reece Dean failed in his conversion attempt, Hull lead 4-0 after four minutes at Orrell.
The Cherry and Whites took the lead in the 14th minutes through Macauley Davies. He received a flat ball from half-back Josh Woods to storm over the line, with no Hull players even attempting to stop the hard working back-rower. Centre Jake Moore successfully converted the try to put his side into a 6-4 lead.
Matty Peet's side were in for another midway through the first-half as Woods latched onto a Lewis Heckford grubber to score near the sticks. The try gave an insight into this year's combination between the half-back pairing which looks slick and exciting! Moore added the extras, Wigan 12-4 to the good.
City of Hull got themselves back into the game in the 2th minute as they scored through Max Riseman. Half-back Liam Morris passed the ball along the line to Riseman, with the centre having space and time to finish at they had an overlap on the left edge. Dean successfully converted from the touchline, Wigan still lead 12-10.
Hull took the lead for the second time just minutes later after winger Mike Adlard intercepted a pass on his own line and ran the length of the field to score, despite Lewis Heckford just missing out on tackling the speedster. Full-back Dean sliced his conversion attempt, Hull 14-12 up.
In the 35th minute, the Cherry and Whites fought back and they were in for another through Liam Paisley. The centre pounced onto a little chip kick from winger Jack Higginson to go over the line to complete an outstanding Wigan move. Moore's conversion attempt went just wide of the mark, Wigan now lead 16-14.
The Warriors extended their lead when prop Paddy Jones bulldozed over the line from close range after receiving a short ball from hooker Josh Ganson, while also carrying four Hull players with him. Moore added the additional points to put his side 22-14 up.
HALF TIME: Wigan Warriors Under 19s 22–14 City of Hull Academy Under 19s
Wigan started the second-half very well as forward Davies scored a second try which was almost identical to his first as he burst onto a short ball from Woods to barge over the line from close range. Moore converts the try to make the score 28-14 to Wigan.
Hull pulled a try back through hooker Will Jubb as he ran from dummy-half and stormed over Wigan's tryline from just yards out. Dean added the extra two points, Wigan still lead 28-20 after 50-minutes.
Matty Peet's side quickly got their heads back into gear and it was James Worthington who finished a fantastic move off which saw six Wigan players involved as they managed to run 50-metres all together. Moore added the extras, Wigan 34-20 to the good.
Wigan scored their seventh try of the afternoon on the hour mark through Liam Paisley. Woods and Heckford shipped the ball out wide to the centre who crossed the whitewash to finish a nicely worked play. Moore just dragged his kick wide, Wigan lead 38-20.
City of Hull Academy reduced the margin through winger Will Oakes. They had an overlap on the left edge and Oakes finished with ease in the corner. Dean successfully converted the try from out wide, Wigan 38-26 in front.
The away side were in again in the 72nd minute as hooker Tom Jubb ran from dummy-half and stormed over the line will no Wigan players being able to stop him. Dean was successful in his conversion attempt, Wigan still 38-32 up.
Winger Oakes got his second of the afternoon after Hull had another overlap in which they capitalised on. Fitzgerald threw a cut-out pass to Oakes who darted in at the corner. Dean missed the conversion; the score is now 38-36 to Wigan after 74 minutes.
Hull were awarded a penalty in the 79th minute and they opted to take the two. Full-back Dean successfully converted from bang in front to snatch a point out of the game in the last kick of the game. The score was levelled at 38-all.
FULL TIME: Wigan Warriors Under 19s 38–38 City of Hull Academy Under 19s
Match Details
Wigan Warriors – 38
Tries: M. Davies 2, Woods, Paisley 2, Jones, Worthington
Goals: Moore 5/7
City of Hull Academy – 38
Tries: Adlard 2, Riseman, W. Jubb, Oakes 2, T. Jubb
Goals: Dean 5/8
Man of the Match: Caine Barnes
Wigan Warriors Under 19s: 1. James Worthington; 2. Jack Higginson, 3. Liam Paisley, 4. Jake Moore, 5. Tom Davies; 6. Lewis Heckford, 7. Josh Woods; 8. Max Dudley, 9. Josh Ganson, 10. Callum Field; 11. Jack Wells, 12. Macauley Davies; 13. Kyle Shelford.
Interchange 14. Sam Brady, 15. Caine Barnes, 16. Olly Partington, 17. Paddy Jones.
City of Hull Academy Under 19s: 1. Reece Dean; 2. Mike Adlard, 3. Joe Wardill, 4. Max Riseman, 5. Will Oakes; 6. Lochlan Fitzgerald, 7. Liam Morris; 8. Kieran Moran, 9. Will Jubb, 10. Chris Smith; 11. Zeuj Silk, 12. Ash Bastiman; 13. Joe Catol.
Interchange: 14. Tom Jubb, 15. Bradley Spriggs, 16. Charlie Weavel, 17. Ben Butler.


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Position Overview:
The ISA position is an indispensable component of our team. This person manages our database of leads from various inbound and outbound sources and works to convert them into buying or selling clients. They assist in all aspects of the process of prospecting, cultivating, setting appointments and managing leads in our contact management database system. The ISA obtains critical information about leads and schedule appointments with qualified leads for our agents.
This position works out of the Horseshoe Bay, Texas office.
Job Expectations:
• Respond to inbound sales inquiries and outbound lead calling, and set appointments for our agents to meet with clients interested in buying real estate.
• Maintain rigorous prospecting for new business and equally rigorous follow up with leads in the pipeline.
• Become an expert on the Highland Lakes' community and evolving real estate market.
• Understand and accurately present Busse Group Real Estate's unique value proposition to prospective clients.
• Comprehend and adhere to local, state, and federal laws regarding real estate brokerage services.
• Perform in a moral and ethical manner at all times.
• Participate in regular team meetings.
• Keep current on all training requirements.
• Be willing to obtain a Real Estate license
• Creates a sense of comfort and familiarity with leads/clients and is able to build rapport.
• Communicates clearly with clients, superiors, agents, and vendors in written and verbal form.
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• Keeps current on training/webinars for our CRM (customer relations management) tool.
• Becomes an expert user of our contact database system.
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Wiscaaaaaaahhhhhhhnsin. I love the shape of this state, although it's very strange that it was robbed of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. That SHOULD be Wisconsin's, so I added an indication. Before I die, I want to visit the state fair and get a piece of apple pie with a slice of cheddar cheese.
Information is more fun to read when it's beautiful. I've designed these charts and maps with hours of research, reassembling data into a brain-friendly aesthetic. I edit the information significantly, avoiding the "dazzle" effect which occurs when our eyes are battered with too much information. Letterpress makes it even more gorgeous.
Letterpress is a very complicated and expensive printing method that I am obsessed with. All letterpress prints are slammed with 600 pounds of pressure, creating a deep, tactile texture. The ink gets embedded into the thick soft paper so it won't fade within your lifetime. Read more about letterpress printing here.
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I just love this journaling tag, don't you. Of course, it's from GCD Studios. Melody Ross designed such pretty collections this past season. The collections just make you feel good. They're great for girlpower cards and layouts for sure. They kinda make me wanna actually do a scrapbook page! :-)
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Cibola HS holds supply drive for Texas high school
Erica Zucco
September 14, 2017 09:02 AM
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- Many New Mexicans are finding ways to help after Hurricane Harvey, as parts of Texas are still nowhere near back to normal. One Albuquerque school with several connections to the storm-stricken area is stepping up with a school supply drive.
When students and staff at Cibola High School saw images coming out of Texas, they wanted to find a way to help. A teacher and coach at CHS shared his connection: he graduated from Kingwood High School, which was severely damaged by flooding. Librarian Roberta Fotter offered to organize a supply drive, knowing the sight all too well.
"I was in Slidell, Louisiana during Hurricane Katrina -- I sadly know how all of this works," said Fotter.
While people often think to donate clothing and household items, schools also need classroom supplies. Clubs, teams and special education classes are taking donations from students, staff and the community.
"They're bringing in, as you can see, backpacks, notebooks, binders, folders - anything students may need," said student Justin Giese.
Fotter will drive everything down on a trip that students hope will ease the burden, at least while teens are in class.
"They had to go to another school and take shifts and they only get to go and learn so much in this amount of time because their school is gone, so just collecting these items, backpack, and making sure they feel loved as well," said student Mark Loera.
Cibola High School is taking school supply donations until the end of the month.
You can drop them off at the front office during school hours or send them with a student.
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Created: September 14, 2017 08:56 AM
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Why Alphabet wins in Costco's coming payment revolution
Financial technology has reached an inflection point. We can already see a new set of winners emerging in the payment industry.
Costco (COST) is reportedly set to start rolling out contactless payments at all of its 750 warehouses. This is a big win for Apple Pay, the software that lets iPhone users tap to pay.
But it's a bigger win for Alphabet (GOOGL). It pioneered the phone-as-wallet concept.
It was 2011 when the Mountain View, Calif., company revealed its mobile payment system.
|What's in your wallet? Even if your left it at home, along with your Mastercard, you can still buy your daily grande caramel macchiato … with your cell phone. Image credit: WikiMedia/HLundgaard
Development partners Mastercard (MA), Citibank (C) and First Data joined Google product mangers on a stage in New York. There, they explained why tapping a smartphone at the point of sale made so much more sense than rooting around in pockets and purses for credit cards and cash.
Their big idea was Google Wallet. It used a radio wave technology called Near Field Communications (NFC) and software to turn Android smartphones into virtual digital wallets.
It was a compelling argument for the future of mobile payments. Unfortunately, it went nowhere … at least not until Apple showed interest.
After a flurry of payment-related acquisitions, the iPhone maker formed a powerful alliance of its own. Apple partnered with American Express (AXP), Visa (V) and Mastercard in 2013.
|Costco is rolling out tap-and-pay for the more than 7 million contactless-enabled Costco Anywhere Visa Cards by Citi. Its gas pumps are also designed to accept contactless payments.
A year later, Apple Pay was born. It also used NFC, but its big innovation was anonymizing personal data with single-use digital tokens.
Over time, EMV tokenization has become the standard for contactless payments.
NFC-enabled point-of-sale terminals — which Visa and Mastercard championed — are now standard equipment in most parts of the developed world. By default, all of these devices also support Apple and Google mobile payment systems.
Paying for products and services is as easy as tapping a card with an embedded chip, or waving a smartphone over the dedicated reader.
In the second quarter of 2018, Moneris, a leading Canadian transaction processing firm, reported nearly half of all transactions in that country were contactless, the highest share ever. Dollars spent and the number of transactions surged 33.9% and 31.8% respectively.
More people than ever are using mobile payment methods like Apple Pay and Google Wallet, and contactless cards offered by Visa and Mastercard. Image credit: Moneris
Visa Europe notes 3 billion contactless payments were completed during 2017. The processing company says 3.2 million contactless POS terminals are now active in Europe.
And in the U.S., Starbucks (SBUX) now processes 8 million mobile payments every week. The figure is 16% of all transactions at the trendy coffee shops.
Bringing NFC-enabled terminals to Costco is a giant step into the mainstream.
The warehouse shopping clubs have become emblematic of middle-class suburban culture. When shoppers discover they can pay for Kirkland signature pre-cooked bacon and toilet paper by simply tapping, there will be no turning back.
And Alphabet is poised to clean up.
The company bet early on NFC. It played the long game.
Other tech companies focused on selling the hardware around the sensor. Alphabet concentrated instead on collecting digital data — the most valuable commodity in the age of information technology.
Today its software, available on Android and Apple devices, is capable of routing commuters around traffic jams, or recommending the best time to visit restaurants, shopping malls and museums.
The root of this innovation is the anonymized data it collects continuously from a billion smartphones.
Think about what is possible when engineers add geo-located payments data to the mix …
Alphabet will be in a position to offer saleable information about worldwide consumption trends. Its algorithms will be able to analyze supply chains in real-time.
It is a bit ironic, as Alphabet has often been overshadowed by Apple.
Although its Android operating system commands 85% worldwide market share, Apple wins all of the operating profits from smartphones. Although Alphabet is often first to the market with innovative products, including mobile wallets, Apple wins all of the praise for category simplification.
In the ongoing smartphone platform war, declaring Apple the victor is easy, and common. This assessment is too simplistic. In the era of information technology, collecting and owning the data required to build future platforms is probably more important.
I would argue the value of the data transcends near-term operational profits.
Alphabet shares do carry inherent investment risks. Privacy concerns abound. However, my guess is investors will awaken to the possible data use cases before users revolt. If they ever do.
Use any weakness to buy Alphabet shares.
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About Hockey Camp
Competitive Edge is entering its 16th year of teaching the fundamentals of hockey to local players in a fun and competitive environment. With the added advantage of Princeton Day Schools outstanding facilities, Competitive Edge will offer THREE weeks of camp to fill the varying demands and skill levels of hockey players with over three hours of daily on-ice instruction. Led by Former Princeton University Tiger and current Princeton Day School boys' varsity hockey coach, Scott Bertoli, Competitive Edge Hockey provides detailed instruction, with off-ice skill development and competitive play for all levels of players.
Players will be divided by both age and experience level to ensure that every participant has a positive experience. We are offering our Junior camp for players ages 7 to 9 and our Senior camp for players ages 10-14. Locker rooms will be assigned according to age groups as well to help ensure a positive locker room experience.
Monday through Thursday
8:30-8:45am – Drop-off
8:45-10:00am – Skating and fundamentals of the game
10:00-11:15am – Small area games and team concepts
11:15am-12:00pm – Lunch (not provided)
12:00-1:00pm –Strength and conditioning (ages 10 – 14) or outdoor activity (ages 7 – 9)
1:15-2:15pm – Shooting and scoring
2:15-3:15pm – Full-ice games and controlled scrimmage
3:30pm – Dismissal
8:30-8:45am – Drop-off
8:45-10:00am – Small area games
10:15-11:15pm – GAME
11:30am – Dismissal
To register, complete this form.
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Leather backpacks represent an entire subculture. Fashion designers all over the world use this item as to complete an edgy or alternative look. High quality leather textures will always make you seem stylish and confident. We dare you to experience the power of leather!
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It is important for everyone to be aware of the 10 foot danger zone around school busses where the driver may not be able to see you.
It very important that everyone who rides a school bus follow the rules to insure a safe trip.


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I believe corporate and lobbyist money and interests have subverted our democratic processes. I believe we must move to public funding of elections. We must quit wasting money on increasingly expensive campaigns for what are supposed to be public service positions.
Partido Demócrata del Condado de Contra Costa — Partido DemócrataCandidato para Comité Central, Distrito 3
Richard Keith Mossman
Mis 3 prioridades principales
- Continue the efforts of the County Central Committee to increase voter turnout at elections
- Create better methods to educate and inform the voters of this district on issues and candidates
- Provide a contact for citizens of the district to access their elected leaders and other activists
Actividades comunitarias
Creencias poliza
Filosofía política
I will promote the devlopment of active Democratic Clubs in the 3rd Supervisorial District. I will work with local city councils, school boards, and officials to communicate the issues and needs of the citizens.
My wife and I organized and hosted the e-BART Forum where we brought in representative from BART and the California Transit Authority to try to justify their decisions to only provide diesel trains to the citizens of East Contra Cost County for the BART extension the citizens have been paying for the past 50 years.
We need to do what we can to reduce the congestion on ur roads, the pollutions goind into our atmosphere, and the time wasted in traffic. We need to look at alterniatives to commuting. Our county and city leaders need to convince communications companyies to provide high speed internet to the removte (and therefore, less profitable) communities of the county and state. This would aid people in many ways: children in their studies, doctors in diagnosing ailments, and operation of businesses large and small.
Our city and county leaders must develop contact and processes to bring employment to the East County communities. But, they must be more than just retail and restaurant jobs. Our citizens need "careers" and not just "jobs". They need to be able to save for their retirement, buy homes, and educate their children.


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By definition sentiment analysis, sometimes known as opinion mining or emotion AI, refers to the use of natural language processing, text analysis and computational linguistics to identify and extract subjective information. Generally speaking, sentiment analysis aims to determine the attitude of a speaker or writer with respect to some topic.
This is exactly what BrandsEye, a Cape Town-based sentiment-driven data provider does. According to the CEO, JP Kloppers, the company uses a proprietary mix of search algorithms, crowdsourcing and machine learning to mine online conversation for sentiment and the topics driving that sentiment. "We strongly believe what people feel today, influences what they do tomorrow, and this has really driven us to really understand how humans really feel. Our approach is that customer satisfaction and/or sentiment analysis is not a big data problem but rather a human understanding one at its core... and unless that comes first with the big data serving the objective of how we understand people. We'll always be coming up with the wrong answers. It's usually easy to understand one person, but when it comes to understanding thousands of people, understanding what's driving the human sentiments of that particular group becomes a difficult challenge to overcome. "
Speaking at the ITWeb Business Intelligence Summit 2017 yesterday at The Forum in Bryanston, Kloppers explained that an internal study comparing algorithmic results versus their human crowd verification system showed that the crowd verification system is more accurate. "Algorithm machines do not understand sarcasm, humans understand humans." One must remember that with AI, any machine that is running this system, generally requires training data to start.
"People earn money from rating data on our platform, so we have crowds all over the world (about 12/17 languages) and essentially this is a local people in the different markets that we operate, who earn money from training our algorithms and how to understand how local people feel," he explained.
Kloppers added that the main reason for the 'lack of understanding' is the nature of conversations on social media. "Typically, social posts are full of sarcasm, slang, local vernacular and innuendo. When one adds in the difficulties around relevance when brand names can have multiple different meanings, there is a high probability that as a business you are acting on inaccurate data."
This is where a crowd-integrated approach supersedes commonly used methods of analysis, he says. "By combining the context to conversations that only people can provide, with artificial intelligence (AI), one can increase the accuracy of the data up to 97% - impossibly high when relying solely on AI."
According to Kloppers, there are three main points to consider when analysing social data. Firstly the company needs to ask whether or not this relevant to your business or research. The second, which he says is possibly the most complex, is sentiment measurement. Thirdly, he cites topic analysis: "This offers an additional layer of insight to your data and can provide granular insight into the reasons why people are expressing sentiment. This will offer a clear indication of what sub-topics constitute both the positive and negative conversation themes," he notes.
Speaking on commercial applications of accurate sentiment-driven data, Kloppers says it would enable enterprises to do accurate industry benchmarking, to have better insights when developing new products, aid with corporate reputation management as well as having accurate algorithmic trading input.
BrandsEye has been at the forefront of this technology having correctly and accurately been able to call both Brexit and Trump's victory, proving that meaningful, predictive insights can be gained from online conversation.
With the most recent Trump immigration order, Kloppers says analysis shows majority of Americans against the proposed Trump policies - such as the border wall and the so-called 'Muslim ban' - contrary to findings of traditional polling. "Data was collected from mid-January into early February, and paints a vastly different picture for Trump as compared to the polls. Results show that currently only 9% of Americans are coming out in support of Trumps policy on the wall, and only 1% on the immigration policy. Obviously this is still an issue in progress, but what these results tell us is that there is a definite change in the fabric of the US people," he concluded.


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When Kensington Palace became a Royal Residence
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Fascinating history! Thank you! It's a handsome building imoReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you, Anne! Yes, it is a handsome building - I just find it a shame that it's not what it looked like in the 17th-century. Oh, how I wish I could have seen it with its Baroque gardens!Delete
Hi Andrea, great article! Didn't Queen Victoria grow up, or at least spend a good deal of time, in Kensington Palace?ReplyDelete
Hello Denise, yes, Victoria was born and raised at Kensington Palace under the rather oppressive "Kensington system". If it wasn't for Victoria, we might not have Kensington Palace today - it had fallen into a very bad state of repair during the Victorian era and its demolition was considered but Queen Victoria apparently put a stop to that. :)ReplyDelete
Lovely post and pix, Andrea!ReplyDeleteReplies
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This year we are bringing in the New Year pretty low key compared to our Big City days. However, the year of 2017 is going to be full of excitement for us. Continue reading
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This year we are bringing in the New Year pretty low key compared to our Big City days. However, the year of 2017 is going to be full of excitement for us. Continue reading
29 Thursday Dec 2016
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barn, Building, construction, DIY, horse stall, setting posts, sheep pen, stall door, stalls, woodworking
We finally added some stalls to our goat barn. Kate came up with the basic design and I sort of pieced it together in late October. It's two stalls and a corral, built with treated 4x6s and 2x8s for the sides. I'd say both stalls are big enough for a horse, although one is pushing the limits. It'd be fine for a large horse that's lame and needs to be rested for a few days, but long term it might be cramped.
The sheep currently occupy the stalls and buying a horse is certainly not on our to-do list, so I think they'll serve us well. Goats or pigs are more likely tenants than horses for now. I'm not sure this really requires a step-by-step. It's two squares framed off of the barn walls so everyone's would be slightly different depending on the dimensions of your pole barn. But here's a few tips and "how I did-its."
The labor was intensive… I set the posts using a hand auger. It went through the gravel bottom OK, but after drilling over 10 of them, I'll admit I was pooped.
Things got a little tricky because of the concrete foundation, so I did get a little creative in a few spots. Personally, I'm most proud of the gates, which I built from scratch out of 2x4s. I used deck screws in pocket holes to frame them out and covered with 2x6s. They're surprising light and function well. If I can find the photos, I will do a step-by-step on the gates. The design would work for fences, decks, etc.
I really enjoyed this project, as I always do when I get to try my hand at carpentry. I kick myself I didn't pursue carpentry as a career, I enjoy it more than anything else in the world. Maybe someday. Luckily there is plenty of it to do around here for now. I finished the two 10'x10′ stalls and will finish the smaller pens this spring/summer. But for now, here is a glance at our new stalls and happy sheep!
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antlers, Christmas, christmas bloopers, christmas card, Dog, funny, Humor, santa, sheep
Every year I try to do a Christmas card that is a bit wacky and fun, since that's what I consider us to be. It started with the first year we lived here with the chickens. I tried desperately to get tiny Santa hats on the chickens for their photo shoot, but as you can imagine, that did not go well. I managed to get one on and they just thought chasing that chicken around to pull the hat off was the best game ever. So I resorted to some very unskilled Photoshop and came up with the card below. It was a hit. Continue reading
20 Tuesday Dec 2016
Posted DIY, Frugal Living, Uncategorizedin
How to install a toilet. While this is not the most pleasant DIY task, it's not quite as nasty as I expected, especially since one of the reasons I was replacing the toilet was lingering odors.
The second reason was hard water had essentially ruined the old one, as explained in the water softener post. The other, most significant reason is that the wax ring was clearly shot even when we bought the house and the previous owner put tile around the toilet instead of under it – a big no-no. So, replacing the floor AND toilet were both required.
I went with a cheap but decent looking vinyl floor because I don't know how permanent it will be. We would like to start from scratch on that bathroom in a few years' time.
So, how to install a toilet.
10 Saturday Dec 2016
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I've never met anyone who liked soft water, myself included. Growing up the Chicago suburbs we always had "high quality H2O" for most of my life. I was a young lad when we started receiving water from Lake Michigan, which was not naturally hard and rather good tasting.
01 Thursday Dec 2016
Posted Animals, Uncategorizedin
Sheep are the same as goats except their tails point down instead of up right…? Pretty close and as most of the illnesses and basic care of the two animals are the same, there is one hidden danger that sheep owners need to be aware of. Continue reading


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Okay so I'm still here. Although I'm pretty sure you probably didn't realise I'd disappeared. My last blog post was April 30th, blimey. So I guess a bit has happened since then…. I FINALLY PASSED MY DRIVING TEST. I REPEAT – PASSED MY DRIVING TEST (see previous 13562 blog posts moaning about learning to drive…)… Continue reading Oh here I am again.
A little perspective.
Happy Easter all… currently ploughing my way through my first Easter egg since returning from Milton Keynes for the weekend and feeling slightly nauseous. So this weekend I was with my boyfriend for the first time in 5 weeks. Our plans for Saturday were shopping, dinner and cinema. We trawled round the usual shops, I… Continue reading A little perspective.
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I have lost count on the amount of times I have cancelled plans at the last minute. It all seems well and good at the time, arranging a meal or a night out with friends except the day before, the doubt creeps in. The options, the excuses, the desperate need to just stay at home.… Continue reading The anxiety bail.
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So for over a year now, I've avoided going to the dentist like the plague. Knowing my wisdom teeth were coming through, I knew the inevitable was eventually going to rear its ugly head – having them taken out. It was all plain sailing until I got an infection – I was in genuine agony… Continue reading Small victories.
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Air Liquide will supply an essential component to the German Aerospace Center (DLR), as part of the LUNA Energy Project.
The Tier One company signed an agreement with the European Space Agency (ESA) and the DLR at the beginning of the month.
ESA is about to establish a lunar analogue (LUNA) next to the European Astronaut Centre (EAC) in Cologne, Germany. This analogue will consist of a ~1,000m2 simulated lunar regolith area (to represent a typical lunar surface), a moon base/habitat, where astronauts live and work, and an energy facility, which supplies this moon base/habitat with electricity.
As part of the agreement, Air Liquide will supply a fuel cell that will, together with an electrolyser provided by the DLR, produce energy for the analogue of the lunar base. The fuel cell and electrolysis unit combined will produce electricity.
The energy facility is a key element of LUNA. It will - like for a facility on the moon - exploit solar energy, which needs to be stored in order to be available also at times when the sun is not shining.
Lunar days and nights each last about two weeks. One way of storing solar energy is to produce hydrogen (H2) and oxygen (O2) by way of electrolysis of water. This H2 and O2 can be stored and later be transformed back into energy (and water) by using a fuel cell.
"This project is in the continuity of Air Liquide's involvement in the space adventure, keeping its pioneering spirit, and helping overcome major international challenges related to space, in particular in the field of space exploration," the French company explained. "Being part of the LUNA project, used to prepare and demonstrate technologies and operations for human exploration of the moon, is a fascinating challenge."


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When you live far away from a military base that has a commissary, you can feel like you are missing out on the benefit of commissary shopping. Whether you're a reserve, National Guard, retiree, or active duty family, the commissary is one of the benefits of military service and it's a bummer when you don't have the option to use that benefit.
The Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA) has a solution to your problem: Guard and Reserve sales. These sales, which I like to call Remote Location sales, bring commissary products and prices to military sites that are far from a regular commissary store. A sponsoring commissary coordinates the delivery of commissary products to a reserve base, armory, or other military location, and all eligible commissary shoppers are eligible to shop there. These sales might last one, two or three days, and usually have limited opening hours.
In each of the listings below, the hyperlink takes you to the contact information for the coordinating commissary store. Contact that store to obtain more information about hours of operation and the exact location of the sale to be sure that you'll be able to shop when you go! MAY 5-6:
1065 N. Airport Rd
Cedar City, UT 84721
May 18-20:
Military Family Support Ctr
1901 Terrell Mill RD Ste 200
Marietta, GA 30067
May 19-21:
1304 Kekuanaoa St.
Hilo, HI 96720
I've never lived far away from an actual commissary, so I've never been to one of these remote location sales. I'd love to hear all about them: what sort of variety of products they bring, do they bring a lot of things, does it include perishables, do the prices seem to line up with regular commissary prices (if you know.) I do about half my shopping at the commissary because I do find that many of their prices are better than prices at civilian grocery stores, so I'm very interested in whether these sales do provide the benefit that they are hoping to provide. If you go, let me know what you think!


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Liz performs in community settings from libraries to theaters. Her family concerts often feature her musical partner Gordon MacFarland and other band members. Contact Liz to book a show! For school programs, Liz books through Young Audiences of Massachusetts.
Private parties and events at individual schools and child care centers are not listed here.
"Thank you so much for bringing your enthusiasm and musical talents to our concert series … The feedback I've received from staff and participants was very positive and we really appreciate all you bring to our library programming."
– Karen Dillon, Robbins Library, Arlington, MA
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Sat10Sep20162pm-3:10pmSpy Pond Park, Arlington, MA
Music at Spy Pond Fun Day
Liz and Gordon MacFarland will sing and play songs for all ages. Come bring a chair or blanket and enjoy sitting by the pond! This is part of an afternoon of music and other fun events by the pond, in the grassy area near the playground and the boat ramp. Also playing are the Harmonators. More info from Friends of Spy Pond Park here.


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This half-day course concentrates on conducting Risk Assessments, as defined by NIST SP 800-30 and performing Continuous Monitoring, as defined by NIST SP 800-53A. The Nine Steps / Phases of the Risk Assessment process involve the review of Security Program Documentation, Testing of Security Controls, Analyzing the results, and producing recommendations based on Industry and Government Best Practices. During this course, the instructor will provide Strategies, Techniques and Methodologies that will benefit the ISSO, System Owner, Program Manager and Stakeholders responsible for performing Risk Assessments and Continuous Monitoring on the accreditation boundary.
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Armagnac is a grape-based spirit with a 700 year old history and is produced in the region it's named after – Armagnac, in Gascony, Southwest France.
Rabastas is distilled and bottled in Gascony and is inspired by one of the region's most famous legends, the musketeer d'Artagnan and his fellow adventurer – his horse Rabastas.
Great enjoyed straight over ice or in cocktails, the branding shows Rabastas with d'Artagnan in his profile, symbolising the perfect mix.
The usage of negative space is amazing in this project, the Sand Creative design team was able to capture the essence of the drink and combine it with its history.
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Whatsapp pin chats to top will become live soon. Now you can pin your important chats to the top and can access them easily without searching. This feature is now in testing phase and available in whatsapp beta version.
This feature will be a good edition to your smartphone's messaging app. We will update this news as soon whatsapp will release this for public.


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Athlete Gone Bad, Turns Good
November 20, 2017
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Ohio State's first freshman running back, Maurice Clarett, had a chance at huge success in the National Football League after an amazing career at Ohio State University where he led his team to a championship in 2002. Not only was he a freshman phenom at Ohio State and one of the first players to seriously challenge the NFL's draft eligibility rules; he was one of the most compelling figures in America's favorite sport. But soon after these accomplishments, instead of scoring touchdowns and winning championships, he was sentenced to seven and a half years in prison, with the possibility to apply for early release after three and a half years.
On January 1, 2006, he was accused of robbing two people at gunpoint in an alley behind a Columbus bar, and was wanted by police on two counts of aggravated robbery. On August 9 he was arrested after a highway chase that police say started when he refused to pull over after a traffic violation. Police say they used pepper spray on him, and found three handguns and an AK-47 assault rifle inside the vehicle he was driving. Then on September 18, he agreed to plead guilty to aggravated robbery and carrying a concealed weapon. The deal would send him to prison for at least 3½ years and end two criminal cases against him.
In December 2014, Clarett spoke at a correctional facility in Marion, Ohio. There, the former Ohio State star running back sparked a relationship with Gary Mohr, the Director of the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, talking over prison reform discourse. On Wednesday at the Riffe Center in downtown Columbus, Clarett was one of the four speakers along with Mohr. He had come there to be a part of the U.S. Justice Action Network's discussion on Ohio's options to improve public safety and overall effectiveness of its justice system.
After years in jail, and years of thinking, Clarett wanted to make sure that others don't waste the talent that he once did, and that people are safer and make better choices to not wind up in the situation he was in.
Many misfortunes and bad decisions may have ruined his athletic career, but he didn't let that change the person he is deep down. Today he is enjoying time spent with his 11-year-old daughter and his girlfriend, Ashley Evans.


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Accessible LGBTQ Bars in Barcelona
12 November, 2019 - Barcelona
In the last few years, Barcelona has become an increasingly accessible city for people who use wheelchairs or electric chairs. However, there is still a long way to go before the accessibility of our urban entourage is fully guaranteed. In this article, we present some accessible LGBTQ bars in Barcelona so we can all find leisure options to enjoy together.
A common problem many people with functional diversity face when they go out at night is the fact that many pubs, clubs, and restaurants do not guarantee the entrance of wheelchairs and electric chairs. There is actually a very reduced number of bars that have ramps, elevators, and ground-level access.
Accessible Gay Guide
Here is a list of LGBTQ bars, pubs, clubs, and restaurants accessible for wheelchairs in the 'Gaixample', Barcelona's LGBTQ neighborhood:
- BoyBerry (c/ Calàbria, 96)
- El Cangrejo (c/ Montserrat, 13)
- La Melon (c/ Passeig Joan de Borbó, 74)
- Moeem Barcelona (c/Muntaner, 11)
- Safari Disco Club (c/ Tarragona, 141)
- Sala Tango (c/ Diputació, 94)
- Versailles Bar (Passatge Valeri Serra, 3)
Traveling on a wheelchair?
If besides a party venue or a bar, you happen to be looking for a tour, a hotel, or a holiday package and the degree of accessibility of conventional travel agencies is one of your concerns, switch to Rainbow Gay Tours!
We are the first Spanish LGBTQ travel agency offering tours, excursions, and holiday packages in Spain and Europe. We have always focused on offering our services to each and every person who has chosen to travel with us.
Furthermore, while other agencies raise the price of their activities when adaptations are needed, here at Rainbow Gay Tours we never charge extra. We believe this is a crucial change agencies need to implement if they wish to destroy barriers. Our goal is to guarantee everyone can have the holiday of their dreams, independently of their specific needs.
At Rainbow, we can help you with all the necessary provisions for a stress-free trip. We organize transfers from and to the airport, hire adapted vehicles to move around the city, rent wheelchairs, electric chairs, shower chairs… We can even check with your hotel(s) to make sure your accessibility needs are taken into account.
Siding with minorities is our priority. Offering dream holidays to everyone is what makes us happy, regardless of who they are… Don't let people tell you what you can or can't do. Here at Rainbow, the limit is up to you!
Get in touch with us at email@example.com to plan your dream trip!


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Harken Winches
At Mailspeed Marine, we have an extensive range of winches from great brands such as Harken, Antal, Lewmar and many more. The different range of winches we have available provide solutions that meet the needs of different level sailing enthusiasts to the demands of the world's elite racers. Why not check out our selection of electric winches.
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One-Shot Learning: The End of Big Data?
Recently, a Bayesian probabilistic model outperformed neural networks and humans in classifying written letters using very small datasets. One-shot learning is a type of machine learning that learns an object class after just one or a few examples. This is similar to how humans learn to identify objects, creating a rich, abstract template of objects… Read More »


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Go Green: 3 second hand wedding dress stores in Denver!
1. The Altar – The Altar is located in Lakewood, Colorado right off of Colfax. They carry both wedding gowns and bridesmaid dresses, new and preowned. All of their bridesmaid dresses are $25. They also carry flower girl dresses, boys tuxedos, shoes and accessories.
2. The Green Bride – The Green Bride is located in Littleton, Colorado. They carry both wedding gowns and bridesmaid dresses, new and preowned. Walk-ins are available but they highly encourage you make an appointment in order to receive the best customer service.
3. Craigslist – No, seriously. Craiglist is a go to place for second hand merchandise that people no longer have a use for. Past bride's are no exception. A quick Craiglist search for "wedding" today brings up almost 500 results.
Out of all of these, I'm partial to the Altar because that's where I picked up my wedding dress. It took me a little under two hours to find my dream dress at their shop and the ladies working there were so helpful!
It's also important to keep in mind that because these are second hand options, they usually only have one of each dress and their stock varies based on what they still have in stock. They cannot order something for you, or make it magically appear. And when you find the dress of your dreams, you will most likely need alterations.
As of right now these are the only second hand wedding dress stores in Denver. There use to be a few more but as far as I know those no longer exist. If you know of any others, please let me know in the comments below and I will add them!


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Happy New Year! We are officially in 2019 and I just can't believe it.
I've made it a "thing" to post a recap of the year for the past few years now. So, naturally when December 31 hit I felt like I had to sit down and hammer out a post. Silly, I know, but this is really how my brain works.
Also, I feel like this is a really good time to hit "pause" and remind you that the word God gave me for this year was "rest." Yet, I spent the last day of the year stressing out about something I told myself I had to do with excellence. Cue laugh track here.
Anyways, I felt this enormous sense of pressure to sit down and write a great post that somehow captured the way God moved and all the milestones in-between while still being relatable. Spoiler alert: I did not get it written by my own self-imposed New Year's Eve deadline.
I ended up spending most of the day hanging out with my siblings and friend, Dom, who is in town from Australia. Then, I threw together a brief 2018 recap on my Instagram story to at least acknowledge the end of the year (Very original, I know!) and then before I knew it it was midnight and time to yell "Happy New Year!"
When I felt pressure to post, I just kept telling myself, "It's really okay. If you want to get it done, you will get it done but just relax." Don't get it twisted, I still let the worry and stress creep into my thoughts but I ultimately ended up relaxing about it.
And even though I am typing this at 10:32 p.m. New Year's Day to get it done, choosing to be present yesterday instead of charging ahead into what I felt I had to do is a big step for me. It shows me that God has worked on me and grown a restful spirit in me- even if it's been small progress.
So, in these very first days of 2019, I just want to remind you that the same is true for you.
God has worked in you this year. He has moved you closer to who you want to become, even if you don't realize it. And the best part is, He has not loved you any less or forgotten you in the process.
As I look back on the year 2018 turned out to be, I am having to trust that this is the truth in my life, too.
This year was so many things for me. It was exciting, challenging, difficult, good and hard all at the same time. But I'm learning that is how God works, He has a purpose for each of us in the highs and the lows.
I think often times I've always thought of the highs and the lows as being separate- and sometimes they are- but this year God taught me that they can also be deeply intertwined…
In January, I started working as an Arts & Life writer for my college paper, the North Texas Daily, in Spring 2018. I was awarded "Reporter of the Month" in January and was published in the paper many times. I gained so much confidence as a writer and learned a ton during the semester. I ended up being offered a paid position as a senior staff writer for Fall 2018. It was still a good experience but it was more work and I felt it. It lead to anxiety and dread (I wrote about it in my blog post called "Anxiety, Rest & Jesus") so I made the decision to leave the paper in December. It was a rollercoaster ride and the paper was a major part of my year that I am very thankful for. Leaving was hard but I have felt peace and energy since.
In February, my dad's uncle, "Uncle Bob", passed away. He was the closest thing I had to a grandpa on my dad's side and meant a lot to our family. Even though it was a sad time, it ended up working out for all five of us to get on a plane and go to his funeral in Georgia in the middle of our school semester. It felt like a miracle and was a really sweet time.
My sister, Ashley, and I got our wisdom teeth out during Spring Break with no complications (Hallelujah!) but it was a week full of applesauce and pain. The unglamorous, forced break ended up being what we both needed, though.
I finished out my three years as a middle school girls leader with the same group of ladies I started with in 2015. Watching them grow from 6th graders to 8th graders was one of the greasiest privileges of my life. Leaving them to go into high school felt bittersweet but I knew it was time. My last Wednesday HUB was the day before my 21st birthday and they threw me a surprise party…it was one of the best birthdays I've ever had. Oh, and I went to Los Angeles to celebrate with my dad, too. Seriously, the best!
I was offered my dream editorial internship at D Magazine over the summer and took it! It was very exciting and a wonderful learning experience. But it also ended up being really hard, from the commute to Dallas to learning how to fit into the different workplace environment. In the end, God used me in an unexpected way and reminded me that His plans are always greater. And I made some lifelong friends along the way!
And I spent all the moments in-between through the year loving, crying, laughing and living with wonderful family and friends.
Of course, there were more highlights than I can count that were just absolutely wonderful. And some pretty disappointing low points, too, that were just plain hard. I think we both know I could sit here and write about all of them for a long, long time…
So, instead, I'm just going to say that 2018 was a year I am thankful I got to be a part of. When I look at all the tiny puzzle pieces that create the picture of this year I see laughs, so many tears, hurt-filled words and moments of celebration. I see adventures and scary steps into the unknown. I see strength and healing and endurance and rest. Each piece is important and a part of me now.
And when I step back, I really see a clear, beautiful and real picture of Jesus. Not cheesy, not sugar-coated…just Him and His love that has held me together through it all.
I tell you all these things not to brag about myself or make my year seem like something it wasn't.I mainly just want to share the reality of my year through the redemptive lenses of Jesus.
He is always who He says He is, always doing what He says He will do- saving us.
I don't know what 2018 looked like for you. I have a feeling you have some highs and lows and some in-betweens, too. But my ultimate hope for all of us is that we can step back and remember Jesus. I hope we can remember how He moved boldly through our year so that we can receive His grace to step forward into the fresh, new year He is giving us.
So, Happy New Year! I have a really good feeling 2019 is going to be His best one yet.
"Be alert, be present. I'm about to dosomething brand-new.It's bursting out! Don't you see it?
There it is! I'm making a road through the desert,rivers in the badlands.
Wild animals will say 'Thank you!'—the coyotes and the buzzards— because I provided water in the desert,rivers through the sun-baked earth, drinking water for the people I chose,the people I made especially for myself,a people custom-made to praise me."
-Isaiah 43:19-21 (MSG)
"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."
-Jeremiah 29:11 (NIV)


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Penn State student found dead
STATE COLLEGE – A Pennsylvania State University student has been found dead.
State College police say the parents of 25-year-old Charles Cudlipp found the student's body at his off-campus apartment Monday morning. The cause of death is unknown.
Authorities do not suspect foul play. The Centre County coroner says an autopsy is scheduled for Tuesday night.
The university said in a statement Cudlipp was a chemical engineering major from Gibsonia, Pennsylvania. He was expected to graduate in summer 2018.
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Portmarnock Beach
Portmarnock is a very popular beach for swimming, sun-bathing and horse-riding. It is five miles long and stretches all the way to Baldoyle and adjoins Malahide beach.
It has a lovely view of the Dublin mountains and Howth Harbour. It also has a clear view of Lambay island and Ireland's Eye. On clear days, especially weekends, you are able to see yachts racing. Along the beach there is a path which takes you into Malahide and it is used by many people each day.
It is a great way of exercising whether you're walking, cycling or even roller blading you can enjoy the beach while you exercise
Golf Courses
North County Dublin is renowned for its quality golf courses. With your base in Portmarnock you will find an abundance of courses within 40 minutes drive of San Marino B&B. The only problem is choosing which one!! Below is a selection of some of the courses close by.
Malahide, Hollywood Lakes, Corballis, Blanchardstown, Portmarnock, Glencullen, The Island, Elmgreen, Portmarnock Links, Luttrellstown, Clontarf, Balbriggan, Sutton, Donabate, Skerries, Rush
Dublin, things to see and do
Book of Kells at Trinity College, Dublin
National Gallery of Ireland, Merrion Square
National Museum of Ireland – Ireland's premier cultural institution
Guinness Brewery – home to the famous Guinness brand
Christ Church Cathedral & St.Patrick's Cathedral – famous Cathedrals located in the heart of Dublin
No.29 Lower Fitzwilliam Street – example of 18th century house
Kilmainham Jail – one of the largest unoccupied gaols in Europe
Dublin Writers Museum – Parnell Square
|Dublin Festivals
February: Dublin Film Festival
March: St.Patrick's Day Festival & Parade
May: Green Energy Festival
August: Festival of World Cultures, Dun Laoghaire
September: International Comedy Festival
October: Dublin Theatre Festival
Find out more about Portmarnock here
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Dr. Timothy Popham is one of the founding partners of Louisville Gastroenterology Associates. He retired from practicing in 2019. Dr. Popham received his undergraduate degree with honors at the University of Notre Dame and earned his Medical degree at the University of Kentucky. He completed his clinical training with an Internship and Residency at Wright State University in Ohio. During his Medical Residency, he received the Upjohn Achievement Award for excellence in medicine. Dr. Popham completed a Fellowship in Gastroenterology at the University of Louisville. He is Board Certified in Internal Medicine and in Gastroenterology.
More recently, he has been recognized by the University of Louisville as an Associate Professor, teaching medical students and residents. Norton Healthcare also inducted Dr. Popham into their 90th Percentile Physicians Club in recognition of patient satisfaction scores among the top 10 percent of physicians.


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The Canadian Council for the Americas Alberta, with the support of the offices of Alberta Economic Development and Trade with the Government of Alberta and DMG Events, is pleased to invite you to:
January 19, 2017
Fairmont Palliser Hotel
Calgary, Alberta
The continuous development of the energy reform in Mexico continues to provide areas of opportunity for Alberta companies to explore in the Mexican market. One area with significant potential is the mature fields market. According to a study released by the Government of Alberta "Of all productive fields in Mexico, 73% have reached maturity stage. Those gather 32% of2P reserves and 43% of Mexico's hydrocarbon production." According to this report created by Market Intelligence Latin America", recovery factors are highly variable being 40%+ in some major offshore fields and as low as 0.3% in the Chicontepec belt (also known as Aceite Terciario del Golfo project – ATG) where huge prospective unconventional resources are found. Excluding ATG, Mexico's overall oil recovery factor stands at 26.3% while considering this asset, this figure decreases to 15.1%."
To learn more about specific areas of opportunity in mature fields in Mexico we are inviting a selected group of experts, from Mexico and Alberta, whom will provide their business insight and technical knowledge about the challenges and opportunities that the Mexican market represents. We are inviting guest speakers with direct experience in the Mexican market, and particularly from the mature fields area. Guest speakers will share their perspective about the mature fields market in Mexico. All speakers have direct experience with the Mexican market and their companies have been recently awarded with contracts to operate or provide services in Mexico's mature field projects. Some of the topics to be discussed include:
· Current Situation of Mature Fields in Mexico.
· Business opportunities in Mexico's mature fields sector.
· Technical and business challenges faced when dealing with mature fields in Mexico.
· Regulatory system in Mexico.
· Success Cases.
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Victoria Park Pavilion
Nestled among natural gardens and mature trees, the 1920's-era pavilion is a stately building overlooking Victoria Park, one of the city's oldest and largest parks, located in downtown Kitchener.
The large, well-lit room features a stage, large windows and capacity for 250 people. It is an ideal location for banquets, corporate presentations and stage performances and is sought after as a premier wedding reception venue.
This popular location books very quickly so inquire well in advance for availability options. Email for more information about rental opportunities at Victoria Park Pavilion.
The pavilion can be viewed on the following days:
Sun, Nov 3, 2019, 11 AM - 5 PM
Mon, Nov 25, 2019, 4 PM - 7 PM
Mon, Dec 16, 4 PM - 7 PM
Mon, Dec 30, 4 PM - 7 PM
Feel free to drop by any of the dates/time listed above. We will have staff available to answer your questions. There's no need to confirm your attendance.
View general information general information about the Victoria Park Pavilion.
The 2019 wedding package is $2,005.47, taxes included or 2020 wedding package is estimated to be $2,045,58. Insurance is extra and depends on the number of people, currently at $243 for 101-250 people or $135 for up to 100 people. Please note that rates are subject to change.
You have access to the stage, main hall, kitchen, bar area, lobby and coat room from 10am – 3am. If you wish to use our tables and chairs, we can have them setup prior to your arrival. Please note our sound system is a basic unit ideal for speeches or play something off a laptop or smartphone. With our venue, you have the freedom to work with a caterer, decorator, DJ, etc. that meets your needs. Any rental items brought in, such as dishware, chairs, linens, etc., must be taken out by the end of the night. A Smart Serve Certified bartender will also be required for every 125 people in attendance. You will need to obtain a Special Occasions Permit from the LCBO or AGCO online, if you plan on serving alcohol.
If and when you're ready to book, you'll need to provide us the following information:
(1) preferred date (2) name (3) mailing address (4) phone number (5) email address (6) number of people expected. This information is required for the rental contract. A returned signed contract and $200 deposit confirms your reservation.
If you have any other questions, please let us know or drop by any of the open house.
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200 King Street West, Kitchener, ON N2G 4G7
Map Kitchener City Hall
250-person capacity
Facility Scheduler
TTY 1-866-969-9994 (System for deaf and hard of hearing callers)