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Video: Massive meteorite chunk raised from Russian lake
Russian scientists have recovered a giant chunk of the Chelyabinsk meteor from the bottom of the lake it crashed into.
The meteor, which blazed across the southern Urals in February, was the largest recorded meteor strike in over a century. More than 1,600 people were injured by the shockwave from the explosion, estimated to be as strong as 20 Hiroshima atomic bombs, as it landed near the city of Chelyabinsk.
Today, scientists recovered what could be the largest part of the meteor from Chebarkul Lake outside the city. They weighed it using a giant steelyard balance, which displayed 1,256lb (570kg) before it broke.
Sergei Zamozdra, an associate professor at Chelyabinsk State University, told Russian television the excavated fragment was definitely a chunk of the meteor.
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April 30, 2018
Marguerite Barankitse, Veronika Zonabend and many others shared their insights at SKOLKOVO
"The Future of Impact" event, organized on April 26 by the Aurora Humanitarian Initiative, PHILIN, and Moscow School of Management SKOLKOVO, brought together distinguished humanitarians as part of the additional international Aurora Dialogues. The conference, held in Russia for the first time, pondered the issue of social transformations from different perspectives.
The 2018 Aurora Dialogues Moscow began with welcome address from Harout Chitilian, Aurora's next CEO, who spoke of the Aurora Initiative's activities. He also explained the logic behind choosing Moscow as the Dialogues' host city: "Today is a very important event for us, as this is the first official function of the Aurora Dialogues here, in Moscow, Russia. Knowing how deeply rooted the Aurora Co-Founder Ruben Vardanyan and his wife, Veronika Zonabend, are in the Russian community, this was long due."
After that the participants were greeted by the 2016 Aurora Laureate Marguerite Barankitse, founder or Maison Shalom and REMA hospital in Burundi, who went on to thank the Aurora Humanitarian Initiative and shared her personal story with the audience: "Maison Shalom was my answer to the war. When I decided to open Maison Shalom, people thought I was crazy. And I said, we need craziness like that."
Her remarks were followed by the opening panel. Dedicated to the targets and indicators of impact, it featured Vladimir Kuznetsov, Director of the UN Information Centre in Moscow, and Igor Zadorin, Founder and Head of the ZIRCON Research Group. Kuznetsov, a Russian diplomat who has been working closely with the UN since 2008, talked about the UN Sustainable Development Goals and highlighted the importance of acknowledging progress even where a certain goal might not have been quite reached yet: "Take the "Zero Hunger" goal, for instance. It's not yet time to celebrate complete victory, but proportionally speaking, a lot has been done and many more people are now receiving food aid". Igor Zadorin has listed the most important questions that are typically asked regarding happiness as an indicator of impact: "The three main questions for impactors are "Who is to blame? What is to be done? And the third one, which is always a little bit in the background – why should we bother?"
Following the opening panel, Leonid Grigoryev, Head of World Economics Department of NRU HSE, Oksana Oracheva, General Director of the Vladimir Potanin Foundation, and Veronika Zonabend, Founding Partner and the Chair of the Board of Governors of UWC Dilijan College in Armenia, took part in a discussion titled "The Future We Want", which addressed the gaps and distortions existing between the ideal future, individual needs and the doers working to make an impact.
"We are living in times of transformations. This is the era of a perfect storm. There are numerous technological breakthroughs. How do people react? The new technology leads us to unite, but on a systemic level we see separation. People are trying, on the contrary, to isolate themselves", said Veronika Zonabend, highlighting the fact that some of the modern trends may be quite dangerous.
Following Moscow, the next Aurora Dialogues will take place in Yerevan this June as part of a weekend of events culminating in the presentation of the 2018 Aurora Prize for Awakening Humanity – a $1 million award honoring those who risk themselves for the benefit of others, founded on behalf of the survivors of the Armenian Genocide and in gratitude to their saviors. The names of three 2018 Aurora Humanitarians were announced on April 24, 2018. They are: Kyaw Hla Aung, Lawyer and Rohingya Leader, Myanmar; Fr. Héctor Tomás González Castillo, Founder of La 72, Mexico, and Mrs. Sunitha Krishnan, Co-Founder of Prajwala, India.

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There are tons of external hard disks that can be utilized for personal use. These external disk drives are portable and great sources of backups.
External drives that were capable of holding large data backups were previously for organizational data. Users were stuck with floppy disks as their only external form of backup media. These files were okay for storing word documents, but there was really no way to back up large amounts of data on an internal hard drive.
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Some of the companies that have made this possible are Western Digital and Sea Gate. Both have become very well-known manufacturers of internal hard drives. It only seemed natural that these two competitors would also dominant the external hard disk market as well. Manufacturers of the Passport are also a major player in the external hard disk industry.
Users have no real excuse for not backing up their data with the invention of external hard drives with such large amounts of space. There are many options, and there appears to be a size that will satisfy almost any PC user. External drives are extremely valuable tools for portability that can help you organize thousands of files.


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A Catastrophe.
There was a two-hour delay without any explanation and above all a complete absence of excuses (I almost missed by my corresponding flight)! We were grounded in Rome for more than 45 minutes, with an air conditioning problem (you can imaging how hot it was inside).
The service was mediocre (a Coke please? Nope, there's no more Coke, would you like some water instead?).
The flight crew was not mean, but not friendly.
I thought the hour delay on the departure flight was an exception, but it really seems like this airline does this a lot. In short, this will be the last time I fly on this airline.
Economy Alitalia FCO - CDG More than 3 years


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Sunday, February 20, 2011
Birds in the Bakery!
In River Falls, Wisconsin, a dumbass who works for a bakery was a bit angry by some birds who somehow found their way in. You know, kinda like going to the garden department in WalMart. There always little birds in there. But, I digress. These birds got into this bakery and our dumbass, let's call him Dumbass Baker (his name is not in the article I am referring to), and Dumbass Baker just happened to have a shotgun handy (the people of Wisconsin are very fond of guns. Maybe that's why outside of Milwaukee, crime is basically nonexistant). So Dumbass Baker has a 12 gauge and some bird shot shells and starts blasting the little birds while he's workin in the bakery! Not only does Dumbass Baker send the birds to their Birdly Reward, he shot one of his co-workers! As one who has been shot in the face by 12 gauge bird shot, it doesn't feel so good. Don't ask. It's a long story about dove hunting and some drunk Mexicans. Dumbass Baker guy turns out to be one of the Managers. Now that's what I call leadership. Dumbas Leadership, but nontheless, leadership. Dumbass Baker saw a problem and he solved it in an appropriate dumbass manner. The Police, however, saw it as a felony. Dumbass Baker was charged with "injury by negligent handling of a dangerous weapon", police said. Geez, ya think? Now our Dumbass Baker is going to learn a different meaning of "cinnamon buns" while he's in the jailhouse. Dumbass.
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Apparently there's a fine line between good taste and bad taste. Apparently kitsch is an entire division of taste on its own. I've always known I have slightly offbeat taste. The brighter it is, the more I'm inclined to want to have it. The more gaudy it is, the more sparkly it is and the more obnoxious in-your-face it is, the more I MUST have it NOW.
But sometimes I never know where I should be drawing the line between 'fucking horrible' and 'bloody awesome'. Don't know what I mean? Let me show you. And then you can tell me what you think.
In line with my recent ebay/bidorbuy shopping discovery, I have selected a few items that I think I might like, but I'm not sure if it's just that badtastebunny inside me that's trying to claw its way out.
Exhibit A: The Green Bookshelf
Seller's description: " So …..er….it is very environmentally friendly – low carbon emissions…..and is cammo…for the Amazon….or St Patricks Day!!! Has 4 shelves and is yay high and yay wide and yay green. Made from heavy pine I think….or just green pine maybe? Great for the leprechaun's room. Is a little sun bleached – never wore sun block, but still a lovable piece nevertheless. If you like green."
Price: R220.00 (going up in increments of R20)
Exhibit B: The Canadian Jacket:
Seller's description: "This beautiful floral jacket was purchased in Canada and only worn gently on two occasions. it has a three quarter sleeve and a single button in the front. it comes fully lined and can be worn in winter and summer. It is a very stylish fit and be worn with both pants and skirts and even with jeans it looks fabulous."
Price: R139.99
Exhibit C: Set of Blue & White Kitchen Canisters:
Seller's description: "Set of 3 blue and white kitchen cannisters and lids with Dutch windmill decoration marked for "Barley" ; "Sugar" and "Rice". Stamped "foreign" to base so are Japanese c.1920's. There are a few chips to lids and one to the outer rim of the rice cannister. Measure approx. 18.5cm in height and 11.5cm in width."
Price: R2.00
Exhibit D: Vase. Beautifully Decorated:
Seller's description: "This vase is beautifully decorated and in good condition. H:185mm"
Price: R55.00
So what do you think?
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Why are vinyl record sales still increasing, though music sales in general are falling? Because, unlike mp3s, these are actually commodities. Saturday is Record Store Day, which sees the release of a bunch of rare and specialty vinyl. Here's what we're looking out for.
13th Floor Elevators – Wait For My Love
This rare but classic '60s psychedelic cut, remastered here on 7" by Sonic Boom and pressed into green vinyl, has influenced more of your favorite music these days than you can probably comprehend.
Akron/Family - bmbz
A 12" out for boutique indie label Dead Oceans, this release should prove to be exceedingly strange record. Akron/Family's freak-folk archetype has only proven more prominent throughout the years.
Between The Buried And Me – The Parralax: Hypersleep Dialogs
3 tracks clocking in at a seamless 25 minutes of prog-metal-madness? This is guaranteed to be the best kind of train wreck. The vinyl is random colors.
Big Star – Third
Do you like your rock 'n' roll as big as the Grand Canyon? Do you like rare records? This is the buy for you – every 1 in 300 releases contains an actual test press of the bands '70s cult classic.
Deerhoof/Xiu Xiu – Almost Deerhoof, Almost Xiu Xiu
2000 limited edition 7" 45s for Polyvinyl records, the two proponents of the avant-weird collaborate for the A side, Xiu Xiu offer up a new cut for the flip.
Fela Kuti and The Africa 70 – Monday Morning in Lagos Part 1 and 2
A master of the West-African rock appropriation, you can't go wrong with Fela. This 7" is mastered from the original Nigerian release.
Lower Dens - Deer Knives b/w Tanigers
Jana Hunter's Lower Dens project has intrigued us since the get-go – these tracks on 7" are an exclusive release to Record Store Day.
Mississippi John Hurt – The Immortal
The album's name reflects its sound – an absolutely essential album for any fan of blues, which includes all you whining White Stripes fans out there. Here, The Immortal is remastered from the original tapes.
Nirvana – Hormoaning
This is the first US release of the original Australian tour EP from the mainstream propellant of grunge – perhaps the most important record of the day.
Of Montreal – The Past Is A Grotesque Animal
This song is just so good, and I don't even like this band on the whole. That makes this 7" perfect – the track isolated on side A, with an alternate take by The Lost Trees (Kevin Barnes, Nick Zinner, and others, for Spike Jonze).
Off! – Live At Generation Records
Off! Might be the last breath of original American hardcore, fronted by Black Flag and Circle Jerks originator Keith Morris. If you haven't had a chance to see the still-pissed, still-energetic band, this is the record for you.
Opeth – The Throat Of Winter
"Really?" you're saying, "Opeth?" Yes. Because it's an art-disc: the B-side is an etching. Don't even have to listen to it!
Peter Tosh – Legalize It b/w Equal Rights
Limited edition green-red-yellow vinyl that resonates with as many people today as it did during its original release in the '70s. Reggae for the regulated.
Sonic Youth – Whore's Moaning
The New York noise-rocker's counterpoint to the Nirvana EP, also the first U.S. release of this rarity.
Television – Live At The Old Waldorf
Exclusive to Record Store Day, 2xLP on 180 gram white vinyl. Pair that with the fact a live set by the proto-punkers is increasingly rare, and you've got something quite elite on your hands.
The Black Angels – Phosgene Nightmare
These modern masters of the psychedelic release six unheard tracks to counter their great 2010 release Phosphene Dream, including a cover of "Entrance Song" by Kyp Malone's Rain Machine project.
The dB's – Picture Sleeve
Taken from the band's forthcoming 2012 record, this NYC power-pop band hasn't put out a record in 20 years – here's its first material since.
Saturday is Record Store Day — Here's What to Look For
Why are vinyl record sales still increasing, though music sales in general are falling? Because, unlike mp3s, these are actually commodities. Saturday is Record Store Day, which sees the release of a bunch of rare and specialty vinyl. Here's what we're looking out for.


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In an open letter and a series of full-page ads in major newspapers, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson on Wednesday urged Congress to enact an Internet Bill of Rights and to bring the Net neutrality debate to an end. Although AT&T supported the Federal Communications Commission's December vote to repeal its Net neutrality rules, the company has called on legislators to establish new laws to regulate the Internet. AT&T wants to make sure there is a transparent and open Internet for all consumers, Stephenson maintained.
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It's not good enough, to get on your knees and say, "Look God this is what I want to do. Is it okay with You?" . . . one time. Come on, if you really want to know God's will, you are going to have to let Him show you the best way to act.
The next thing that Nehemiah did was go to the king and ask permission to go. Sometimes we decide something is important and we also decide that WE know how to go about it. Most all of us have obligations (ie: jobs) and we can't just go off and do whatever we "feel". We can't just run away from our responsibilities. Neither could Nehemiah. He had to ask permission from the king to go home and help out.
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Then the next thing Nehemiah did was go and check out the damage to the walls of the city. So what should our next step be in tackling the impossible thing that God wants us to do?
Check it out! Take a look. Assess the situation. Study it. How can you do something without knowing what needs to be done.


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Hutton et al., Reading aloud to young children promotes development of a part of the brain associated with learning to read. Imaging of brain activity in 3- to 5-year-old children as they listened to age-appropriate stories showed differences in brain activation according to how much the children had been read to at home.
- Hutton, John S. Hutton, Horowitz-Kraus, Tzipi, Mendelsohn, Alan L., DeWitt, Tom, Holland, Scott K., and the C-MIND Authorship Consortium. "Home Reading Environment and Brain Activation in Preschool Children Listening to Stories." Pediatrics, August 2015.


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Heading into the meet, Whitman head coach Steve Hays didn't think much about winning the Oatlands Invitational. He wanted his team to have a good race to see how
they stacked up against the competition, but as the girls varsity A race unfolded, he began to think winning was a possibility. Sami King led the way with a top
ten finish, Olivia Woods finished 19th, and freshman Julia Johnson ran in fourth position on the team, unfamiliar territory and just five seconds behind senior
Erin O'Connor. Whitman's top five finished within the first 75 runners in a field of 343 runners. The result was a team victory with 190 points, 13 points ahead
of second place Heritage.
The Whitman girls team of 2011 was the last team from Maryland to win the Varsity A race at the Oatlands Invitational, but all the members from that star-studded
2011 team have since graduated. Hays dismissed a comparison between his two Oatlands-winning girls teams while at the same time speaking very highly of this
year's squad.
"We have great expectations. We want to do very well. B-CC and WJ are in the way...they are two state champions in their own right [B-CC in 2011 and 2012; WJ in
2013 and 2014]. We want to keep working and improving."
The Walter Johnson girls team was voted by Mocorunning fans as the preseason county favorites, but they have yet to finish as the top county team in three meets
this season. Some may have been surprised by Walter Johnson's 16th place finish in the girls varsity A race today at Oatlands, but it must be noted that normal #2
runner Emily Murphy was absent. Coach Tom Martin did not use that as an excuse.
"Today we were looking for 3, 4, and 5 to step up and make a difference," said Martin.
When all but two girls on the team finished outside of the top 100 places in the varsity A race, Martin added, "...and I haven't seen it yet."
The girls varsity A race – or rather I should say the solo victory by Heritage's Weini Kelati - was a sight to behold. Kelati dominated this race last year
(18:12) and went on to place 20th at the Footlocker National Championship. Today's meet record performance in 17:11 on a hilly course was a show of dominance that
struck spectators dumbfounded and left fellow competitors in the dust to compete among themselves.
One of the racers in the chase pack behind Kelati was Good Counsel sophomore Claudia Wendt who got out
hard and came through the first mile in third place in approximately 5:20. Walter Johnson's Abigail Green was well behind Wendt in the early going, but made up
ground over the second half of the course to finish just four seconds behind Wendt. Coach Martin said that Green had stomach pains and speculated that she might
have figured out in the second half that she could run through it. Wendt finished fourth in 19:02 and Green finished fifth in 19:06.
The boys varsity A race displayed the second most dominating performance of the day when Footlocker finalist Drew Hunter ran away with a commanding win and a meet
record of 15:12. There are many who believe that Hunter is the heir to the Footlocker throne this year. Jonathan Lomogda of Cox ran in no-mans-land behind Hunter
and finished second in 15:38. After another gap in the field, two Montgomery County competitors, Jack Wavering and Rohann Asfaw, were bumping elbows in a battle
for position.
Wavering, whose main goal was simply to place as high as possible, went out decidedly harder than
he usually does, clocking about 4:45 for his first mile. He said that he was probably in fifth place at the one mile marker but found himself falling back to
about tenth place over the course of the second mile. And then while approaching the signature Oatlands hill in the third mile, he said that he literally bumped
elbows with Asfaw.
Asfaw had started the race more comfortably with about a 4:52 mile and found himself mostly passing runners during the second mile. Asfaw didn't mention an elbow
bump, but he recalled coming up on Wavering just before the big hill. Both runners look at runner rankings online and knew who the other was. While the
possibility of victory was long gone with Drew Hunter on record-smashing pace ahead of them, the slight physical contact with an intra-county rival got the
competitive juices flowing. Both runners agree that Wavering was the superior hill climber today and that made the difference.
"I wanted to catch him at the top of the hill," said Asfaw. "I didn't crest it hard enough and he got away."
That wasn't the end of the race. Wavering said that he continued to see Asfaw for the last half mile, but Wavering's strength kept Asfaw at bay, 15:59 to 16:03.
Wavering said that he knew Asfaw had better foot speed and knew he had to take it out of Asfaw on the hill.
"I know the track times [Asfaw] has put down so it really shows me the things I can do later this year."
The Richard Montgomery girls won the Varsity B race led by an individual victory from Sophie El-Masry in
20:00. Similarly, the Northwest boys won the varsity B race behind an individual victory by Branson Oduor in 17:05 and a second place finish by Komlan Attiogbe in
Oduor nearly did not finish the race as he stumbled to the finish line in 17:05 and nearly lost consciousness. Youngblood estimated that it took him about a
minute to traverse the final 200 meters. He was treated with IV fluid in the medical area following the race and according to Coach Robert Youngblood, he doesn't
remember finishing the race. The Varsity B race was the final race of the day with a start time at 12:30 PM. It was hot and there was not a cloud in the sky.
According to Coach Youngblood, after Oduor had established a commanding lead, he tried to catch the motorized four wheel all-terrain vehicle.
"He's learning how to run," said Youngblood. "His first race at Brunswick he did not finish. With 200 meters to go he 'sat down'...I made him run with the team
the next two races and let him take off the final half mile. Today I let him race and he tried to catch the cart."
The senior Oduor, who is a first year cross country runner, was made to focus on academics during the
fall of his first three years of high school. According to Youngblood, his father did not believe that he would be a good cross country runner, but Youngblood saw
otherwise. For one thing, Youngblood says that you need to see the tall senior in the weight room. But what's more is Oduor's teachability.
"Honestly, he's like Diego [Zarate]. He listens very well. He sees the results I get out of people and does the work...he's learning how to run. He's learning how
to be a leader."
Around the CountyBy: Ryun Anderson
This busy weekend wrapped up an eventful week for Montgomery County running. Here are some of the other highlights of the week:
The B-CC girls pulled off a "mini-upset" over the Walter Johnson girls at a dual meet on Tuesday. While the Wildcats put three in the top four, the Lady Barons
used their depth to secure the 5-11 spots and win in a thriller, 29-30.
Northwest's Branson Oduor, who won the Oatlands Varsity B race, won handily in a division meet over tough competition from Wootton and Poolesville. He leads a
Northwest team that has entered the discussion for a top five spot at the county championships.
Paint Branch's Bethlehem Taye won by over a minute at her home course in a division meet against Quince Orchard. She currently holds Moco's fastest 5K (18:40.4)
and has lost just one open race since the start of the 2015 outdoor season.
Quince Orchard, B-CC, and Churchill traveled to Cary, North Carolina for the annual Adidas XC Challenge. Notable times include:
- Liam Walsh, Quince Orchard: 16:03.4, 29th
- Dylan Kannapell, B-CC: 16:06.7, 34th
- Lucas Heinzerling, B-CC: 16:22.1, 49th
- Michaela Peterson, B-CC: 19:01.2, 22nd
- Julia Reicin, Churchill: 19:13.1, 28th
- Virginia Brown, B-CC: 19:27.5, 38th (freshman alert!!!)
The B-CC boys finished 10th and the girls 8th in their respective varsity races.
At the Hood College Blazers Invitational, the Clarksburg girls took second place with an incredible two second spread among their top four girls and twelve second
spread among their top 5 girls. This comes on the heels of winning the Mountain Run a week ago.
THIS WEEK: There are no dual meets on schedule for this week, so most schools will be looking towards next weekend. Watkins Mill will be hosting the Wolverines
Invitational on Thursday as a preview of their course for teams new to their region. But most eyes will be on two meets next Saturday: the (in)famous Bull Run
Invitational at Hereford, and the ever-growing DCXC Invitational in Washington, D.C. These meets were extremely competitive last year and should be no different
this year. Landon will be hosting its annual invitational on Saturday with a field of mostly private school teams.
We look forward to another great week in Montgomery County!
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It ain't over until it's over, and there's still some chatter bouncing around Capitol Hill about last-minute shenanigans or a Hail Mary on the Senate floor. And President Trump is sure to put some serious pressure on the moderates this afternoon when all of the Republican senators lunch with him at the White House.
But unless something dramatic changes, Washington appears to be about done with the repeal-and-replace phase of the debate over the Affordable Care Act. The next phase, though, could be just as hard.


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As everybody knows, winter in Colorado can be brutal. It's bad enough fighting through snowdrifts, sliding on sheets of ice and getting hit with a freezing blast of wind. But when the furnace breaks down, that's when things get really bad. There's 3 common problems with the furnace that you can fix yourself. Just remember, if you're not confident you can deal with furnace issues on your own, call a professional.
First, what if your furnace isn't heating? There's a few possible problems. Check your thermostat and make sure it's set to "heat." The temperature should also be set to 5 degrees above room temperature. If the thermostat is programmable, make sure the batteries aren't dead. It's also a good idea to check the circuit breaker to see if it's tripped or blown, and you might also check the pilot light. Second, what if the furnace doesn't pump out enough heat? It's possible that you have a dirty air filter. Debris, pet hair and dust can block the flow of heated air from the furnace. If you change the air filter every 1-3 months, things should work better. Third, what if your energy bills skyrocket during winter? Your furnace might be working, but not to peak potential. If you have your furnace checked once a year, problems can be resolved ahead of time and it will lave a longer lifespan.
If you still have problems and need emergency furnace repair, call the friendly professionals at Premier Heating and Air of Denver. We offer true 24 hour service and are committed to excellence.


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Have you checked out the new arrivals in American Eagle Outfitters stores and online at AE.com? We have a small capsule collection of our favorite 90's style inspired pieces in the coolest silhouettes, fabrics and washes. This new collection is also based on mixing neutrals with pops of fresh blues and corals. We only made a limited number of pieces, so if you see something you love, grab it before it's gone and have fun styling these throwback looks.
Shop our favorite new arrivals:
1. Cropped Eyelet Tee
2. Destroyed Pocket T-Shirt
3. Cutout Cropped T-Shirt
4. Eyelet Cropped Tee
5. Printed Maxi Sundress
6. Button Front Skirt
Our Button Front Skirt is a 90's throwback silhouette. We made it in three different colors and prints and gave each skirt an acid wash treatment which makes it softer and creates the vintage look. You can match these back to any of our cropped t-shirts.
Digging the cut-out details for spring? So are we! And our Cutout Cropped T-Shirt is an easy way to get the look. It features a trendy cropped silhouette in a cotton spandex for comfort and stretch. Our Eyelet Cropped Tee also features the acid wash that gives it the high-low dye detail that adds texture and dimension to the piece. The eyelet cutouts add femininity which balances the vintage feel of the wash. Pair any of the tops in the collection back to our Sky High Jegging or your favorite high-rise shorties. Add a pop of color and layer them with an Aerie bralette or bandeau.
The Printed Maxi Sundress features a pretty, feminine Carolina Daisy print and a 90's throwback silhouette. Wear it on its own or with your favorite denim jacket. If you're not a maxi dress type of girl, we also have a shorter version, the Printed Sundress.
Have you picked up any of these new pieces? Show them off with #AEOSTYLE on Twitter, Tumblr and Instagram for the chance to see your photo on our AE.com Style Gallery or our blog!


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If you are looking to use an existing ceiling or roof for your modular project, using tall walls easily creates a custom height with speed and seamlessness. Tall walls are also a great option for dividing areas into multiple sections that can be taken down and move. You may compartmentalize your space however you want it whether it is a break room, extra offices, or anything your business needs. These walls install easily and can move around easily as well.
And if you do not like the layout, it is not permanent. You can change the walls any way you like as much as you like. Rather than buying a whole new building, install tall walls for a cheaper option with more ease while using the space you already have. Modular tall wall systems offer incredible flexibility for your facility and company. Not only do they allow you to specialize your space with ease, our tall wall panels can be engineered, manufactured, and installed into your warehouse quickly and with minimal site disruption.


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WNBA All-Stars will meet in S.A.
July 23 game will be the city's first hosting of event.
The WNBA All-Star Game will be played on July 23 at the AT&T Center, multiple sources have told the San Antonio Express-News.
WNBA, Spurs Sports & Entertainment and county officials are expected to make the announcement at an 11 a.m. news conference today at the AT&T Center, site of the game.
Tickets are also expected to go on sale today. Ticket prices will start at $11.
It will be the first time that San Antonio will host the WNBA event, and the second time the city will host a basketball midseason All-Star Game.
The NBA All-Star Game was at the Alamodome in 1996. Chicago's Michael Jordan was named the MVP of that contest after scoring 20 points in a 129-118 victory for the Eastern Conference.
San Antonio becomes the sixth city to host the WNBA game. New York, Washington, Orlando, Phoenix and Uncasville, Conn., combined to put on the 11 previous All-Star games.
First-round coverage will be on ESPN2, beginning at 2 p.m. Second- and third-round coverage will be broadcast on ESPNU and NBATV.
The Silver Stars have the sixth, 20th and 30th picks in the draft.
It will be the fifth time the team will have a top-10 selection since the franchise moved from Utah in 2003.
The team had the No. 4 pick in 2005 (Kendra Wecker) and 2006 (Sophia Young), No. 2 in 2007 (Jessica Davenport) and No. 5 last year (Jayne Appel).
Davenport was traded to New York in a deal that brought Becky Hammon to the team.
The draft had been held at NBA Studios in Secaucus, N.J., the past two years. In the three years before that, it was held at the site of the women's NCAA Division I Final Four.
Staff writer Richard Oliver contributed to this report.


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Today is the last day for Chamber members to get discounted earlybird tickets to our Aspire 2016 Conference at the Rutherford Hotel on June 23. Continue reading Last chance for earlybird Aspire tickets
Month: May 2016
Aspire keeps getting better
We're delighted that wine writer, television presenter and WineFriend.co.nz's chief tasting officer Yvonne Lorkin has joined the line-up of top quality speakers for this year's Aspire Conference. Continue reading Aspire keeps getting better
Strategy and Business Planning
Former Redwood Cellars owner and Supreme Business Award Winner Justin Hall – now a director of business consultancy firm Strategic Value Partners – presented this Business Building Block workshop on strategy and business planning. Here's some key points; Continue reading Strategy and Business Planning
More top speakers for Aspire 2016
The chamber is pleased to announce that newly-awarded Maori Business Woman of the Year Miriana Stephens, Christchurch International Airport chief executive Malcolm Johns, technology evangelist and Diversity founder Ben Kepes and Nelson Pine Industries managing director Murray Sturgeon will also be keynote speakers for Aspire 2016. Continue reading More top speakers for Aspire 2016
Noel Leeming offer for members
Our Chamber of Commerce members already get fantastic savings from our Alliance Partners but now the savings get even better. Continue reading Noel Leeming offer for members
Chamber member wins Air NZ prize
Congratulations to our member, SBL Group Ltd, which has won an $11,000 prize package for signing up to Air New Zealand's newly introduced business airports programme via their chamber membership. Continue reading Chamber member wins Air NZ prize
Investing in People and Performance Management
Presented by Kay Chapman of Chapman Employment Relations, this Business Building Block workshop looked at how to get the best out of your staff. Continue reading Investing in People and Performance Management
Win free flights
Encourage a new member to sign up to the chamber before June 20 and the two of you will go in the draw to win return Air New Zealand flights to Auckland Wellington or Christchurch. Continue reading Win free flights
Don't Miss Aspire 2016!
New York-based New Zealand entrepreneur Derek Handley and Deputy Prime Minister Bill English will be leading the line-up of keynote speakers at the Nelson Tasman Chamber of Commerce's Aspire Conference this year. Continue reading Don't Miss Aspire 2016!


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I enjoy about any type of climbing from alpine ice/snow to big walls, long free climbs and sport. I'm very interested in first ascents if you are looking for a partner. 12 years climbing experience along with a season of YOSAR and USAF Pararescue training. Also member of Bear Valley NSP - senior patroller. I live in the South Bay presently but may relocate to Murphys CA in near future. Cheers!
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Medical Needs
It is very important that you advise the school if your child suffers from any allergies, including food allergies, or from any other medical condition. Parents are required to notify the school office immediately if their child has any infectious disease such as rubella, conjunctivitis, head lice, impetigo, measles, mumps or ringworm.
The School Nurse visits the School regularly and is always available to meet parents by arrangement. Children are given height, weight and dental checks at various intervals in their primary school career.
If your child is taking a prescribed medication, this can be arranged via the school office providing the parent has sought the permission of the Headteacher and has filled out and signed the necessary form. Medicine form
Please let the office staff and teacher know if your child has asthma. We have a storage place for pumps. Please clearly name any pumps. Inhalers are always taken on Educational visits and sports events
Head Lice
Unfortunately, part of school life is getting to know head lice, so please check your child's head regularly! We recommend you adopt the preventative bug busting technique of regular combing with conditioner, using a fine-toothed comb available from most chemists. Advice leaflet
Illness during the day
If your child becomes ill during the day or has a significant accident, we will always contact you, having taken the necessary steps ourselves to ensure your child is safe and cared for. We have several trained first aiders on the staff (names are displayed in the school noticeboards).
It is vital that we have your up to date contact numbers at all times, particularly mobile telephone numbers, and that someone is able, if necessary, to take your child home.


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International garden collections
This is where tradition meets contemporary garden design, indigenous meets international and symbolic meets puristic. The extended Gardens of the World, the international garden collection and the diverse garden settings await visitors as the main areas of the themed international gardens.
Building on the concept of the Gardens of the World, a tenth horticultural gem was created – the English Landscape Garden. It is a further addition to the existing nine gardens that have been created since the mid-1990s, starting with the Chinese Garden. They invite guests to embark on a horticultural journey through time, taking them to the Orient, Bali, Japan and Korea. Other features include the Renaissance Garden, the Christian Garden, the Karl Foster Garden and a labyrinth.
The new international garden collection is enhancing the view of the world with a contemporary twist. Renowned landscape architects from nine countries designed their innovative garden visions. On plots each measuring 380 square metres, visitors can admire garden design from the UK, Australia, Lebanon, Thailand, China, Germany, Brazil, Chile and South Africa.
These arrangements are complemented by so-called garden settings. This is where the bee-friendly garden meets the beach setting. In a change of perspective, 'Move me' plays with the possibility of permanent change and the idea of urban gardening. Another interesting and practical aspect for garden lovers is the combination of the kitchen garden with the decorative garden.


text: If you have been following my blog, you would have read about the nail kit from the Etude House Princess Happy Ending for Jasmine. The Etude House Princess Happy Ending collection comprises of the 4 Disney princesses; namely Snow White, Cinderella, Belle from Beauty & the Beast and not forgetting, Jasmine from Aladdin. Each Princess collection consists of cosmetic items to recreate the princess' look.


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Big Sam's Funky Nation with SOUSE
Fountain Square, Cincinnati, OH
All ages, Free, 7:30pm
–Big Sam's Funky Nation has been crowned NOLA's "Best Band Of 2016" by Where Y'At Magazine in their 19th annual writer's poll. The entertainment, dining and nightlife magazine assembled its staff of fifteen journalists and considered numerous acts from a wide range of genres before Big Sam's Funky Nation emerged as the winner. Read more


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All Mission Impossible franchise fans have been waiting for their next. Finally, wait is over. There is an another one which is going to entertain the audience that is "Mission: Impossible – Fallout",acted by the world famous Tom cruise.It is an upcoming American action spy film which has been written, directed and produced by Christopher McQuarrie. McQuarie is the first directer who directed two movies of the franchise. Mission Impossible franchise is the 20th highest grossing franchise of all time. The upcoming movie of this franchise will surely break new records. It is the sixth installment in the Mission: Impossible film franchise. Here are the more details of the movie, you would like to know.
Release date of Mission: Impossible – Fallout
Mission: Impossible – Fallout is going to release on July 27, 2018.Under the organization by Paramount Pictures in Real lD 3D and IMAX 3D. This movie is the first one in franchise that will be released in RealID 3D and IMax 3D. Apart from 3D release, it will have a 2D IMax release as well. To just face the stunning action thriller the first trailer was released on February 4, 2018 .
Cast of Mission: Impossible – Fallout
The movie is said to have its old actors who will reprise their roles. The actors in the movie are- :Tom Cruise,Rebecca Ferguson, Michelle Monaghan, Vanessa Kirby, Alec Baldwin, Simon Pegg,Ving Rhames, Sean Harris,Henry Cavill, Sian Brooke,Angela Bassett.
Mission: Impossible – Fallout Movie Plot
After failure of a mission Ethan Hunt and his IMF team with familiar allies, race against time. When the mission ends badly, the world faces its bad results. The CIA questions the loyalty of Ethan Hunt and his motives. Hunt finds himself in a race against time, hunted by former allies while trying to prevent a global catastrophe.


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[Meeting#117] May 9th(Sat)
Post date: Apr 26, 2015 2:10:38 PM
We had a regular meeting on Apr 18th. Amazingly, 9 guests visited our club and 4 great speeches by members were carried out.
Since now is new season in Japan, it is very good time to start something new.
If you are very enthusiastic to brush up your public speaking and leadership skill, Toastmasters club is definitely the best choice!
The next meeting schedule is as below, please visit our club.
When: Mar 7th(Sat), 2015 (18:00-20:00)
Where: "Takatsu-Shiminkan"(高津市民館: 11th floor of Nocty2)
Mizonokuchi, Takatsu-ward, Kawasaki-city, Kanagawa-pref (2min walk from JR Musashi-Mizonokuchi, and Tokyu Mizonokuchi Station)
If you are interested in our club meeting, please contract us with following address.
Our contact person will reply you soon.


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78 minutes CD
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The Meditations of Oneness
Price: $20.00
The Meditations of Oneness CD with Rasha
An experiential journey into the revealing of the miracle of your own Divine self.
The Meditations of Oneness: A Journey to the Heart of the Divine Lover. This extraordinary CD features beautifully poetic passages from recent Oneness Writings, read by Rasha, author of Oneness, and set to the breathtaking musical accompaniment of Jim Oliver.
It is with much joy that we announce the arrival of this long-awaited project, for it holds the indescribable touch of Divine Love that is Oneness' gift to us all. Now, this amazing CD is yours to savor and to share with those you love.
"The words of Oneness have come to gift us with a spark of self-recognition. Somewhere in that timeless space we all share is the key to a mysterious sense of Divine connectedness, glowing within…the key to the truth of our destiny." – Rasha
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A special note on our 100% Egg Protein availability and pricing
Healthy 'N Fit was the first company to introduce a 100% Egg Protein product to the market over 25 years ago. Since that time the popularity of our product has been steadily increasing thanks to its very high quality protein & amino acid profile, and thanks to its all natural formulation.
Users of Egg Protein products may be noticing that many retailers have recently been out of stock of many of the most popular flavors and sizes for our 100% Egg Protein. You may have also noticed some price changes. Please read on for a brief explanation of why this has happened.
Eggs are a commodity, as many foods and food ingredients are. Like all commodities, the price and supply can fluctuate with changing market conditions, sometimes dramatically. Over the past two years the market for egg whites, particularly the market for egg white products (meaning liquid or dried egg whites – like those our 100% Egg Protein is made from), has experienced record breaking demand and prices. While this is a rather complicated situation with many factors involved, following is a very brief summary of three major issues which have caused this.
Major nationwide and global fast food chains have been introducing and heavily promoting new egg white breakfast sandwiches and similar egg and egg white based products. Other major chains which have never offered breakfast before are now starting to offer a full breakfast menu, including egg and egg white based products. Major Supermarket brands have also been introducing frozen pre-made breakfast sandwiches and similar products using only egg whites. Most of these are new products which utilize egg whites in places where they were not previously used. Such a surge in demand for liquid egg whites has drastically tightened supplies on the entire national egg white market. Egg laying operations do not yet have the infrastructure in place to produce as many eggs as this new demand is requiring.
Beyond this surge in demand, in the winter of 2015 the Avian Influenza (Bird Flu) struck dozens of egg laying operations throughout the United States, particularly in the Midwest which is where the majority of eggs come from that are used to make dried or liquid egg products. While this Bird Flu does not pose a threat to humans, it has led to the loss of over 30 million egg laying hens in the US. It is estimated that as much as 40% of the supply of eggs used to make liquid and dried egg products has been lost and must be replaced. The loss of such a large portion of the national supply has had a tremendous impact on the availability and pricing of all egg products, particularly egg white products.
Further information on all these facts can be found at the bottom of this letter for reference.
Beyond all of this, the demand for our own Healthy 'N Fit® 100% Egg Protein is also higher than ever in our nearly 30 years of selling the product.
The concurrence of all these factors has led to major shortages in the egg white market. Many companies, including Healthy 'N Fit, who use egg white products on a regular basis are experiencing major delays in receiving shipments of egg products. In some cases egg suppliers are simply saying they have no product available and cannot accept any orders. There is simply not enough material to meet the needs of everyone in the market. In recent months, orders of raw materials (dried egg whites) which would have usually taken about a week for us to get have taken over a month because there simply was no product available.
This lack of raw materials and constant delays on shipments to us has caused us to sometimes be out of our 100% Egg Protein products. Please know that we are producing the product and we will continue to make it, however over the next few months there may be a short supply of the product until the market comes to equilibrium and the birds which were lost to the bird flu are replaced. If anyone tells you that the product has been discontinued please note that this is not correct. The product is in production and will remain so.
As one might imagine, these short supplies are sending egg product prices soaring to record shattering prices that we have never seen before, and quite frankly we never imagined that we would ever see. Pricing of dried egg whites in August of 2015 had more than doubled what it was just four months prior in April of the same year and was triple the price it was three years prior. As such, we have had to increase the pricing of our 100% Egg Protein items. We always try to keep pricing as low as we can and avoid increases whenever possible, but the prices that we must pay to obtain the dried egg whites which we make our products with have increased so much that we have had no choice. We are working on smaller profit margins than ever on this item, and in some cases just breaking even due to the very high prices we are paying for raw materials.
Please also note that Healthy 'N Fit's 100% Egg Protein is made exclusively with eggs from the USA. It is manufactured in the USA and does not contain any fillers such as those seen in some other protein products. We will not compromise the quality or purity of our products to cut costs.
We think it is important for us to share with you a little background on what is going on regarding the inventory and pricing of our 100% Egg Protein products. We point these things out only to show that our short supply on this product has not been due to poor planning, production, or inventory control measures. The bird flu situation came about fairly quickly and with no warning, though it has been a lingering problem for several months now that we are trying to work our way around. It has been a little out of our hands, but we are working every day to ensure that we have a steady supply of the material.
We truly appreciate the support we have had over the years from the users of this product, and we want to maintain that loyalty and support. We know how important it is for us to supply you with this item and that many of you use it as part of your daily nutrition regimen. We are confident within the coming months that we will have as much product as needed, and we are working hard to ensure this. We are establishing relationships with additional suppliers to ensure a steady supply of the materials we need to make the product. We are producing product regularly, but we are often not able to obtain as much material as needed, or waiting much longer to receive the material.
The short term outlook is that demand for egg white based items is not decreasing, prices are continuing to soar, and there is little indication of increased egg production coming online any time in the very near future. Shortages may continue on and off for the near future.
The long term outlook is fortunately better. The record high demand for egg whites will probably drop off a little bit, though will still remain much higher than it used to be. Supplies will increase as egg producers slowly recover from the effects of the bird flu and increase production to catch up with demand. Please note that these "outlooks" are based on reliable sources such as information from the USDA and major egg producers, but should not be considered certainties.
We would again like to assure you that we are working hard to deal with this issue and to get to a point where we are fully back in stock. If you need any further information regarding this or would like to discuss further, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Best Regards,
The Healthy 'N Fit Management Team


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Amazing Sights of the South
From $1493* Per Person
Self Drive 5 Days/4 nights
Dates: May 1 - September 30, 2020
Explore the best of South Iceland on this short break self-drive tour combining a relaxing stay in the beautiful countryside with a day in Reykjavik. Tour the famous Golden Circle and the stunning South Coast viewing waterfalls, volcanoes and glaciers along the way. There are options to add some exciting activities such as a snowmobile trip, horseback riding, or some relaxing time at the Blue Lagoon!View Itinerary


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Located a stones throw away from Kabukicho in East Shinjuku Closet Child stocks the usual V-Kei and J-Rock merchandise, but as of this year they have started to stock Men's Brands as well. And by Men's brands I don't mean the Harajuku brands that Closet Child is synonymous with, this shop is mainly focused on 109-2 and OIOI brands. Indeed to clarify their stock I think I would define it as anything you would wear on the streets and in the clubs of Kabukicho. In short – what I mainly wear.
The shop itself is a tidy treasure trove of vintage clothes, outlet stock and old stock. The reason this place is worth a visit is three-fold. Firstly, as this is mostly used clothes for some reason this means that the usual laws of Japanese sales do not apply – that is the staff will only bother you if you specifically ask them for help. This can be a great change of pace from the very friendly (and slightly pushy) shop staff in 109-2 and gives you a chance to actually browse the hundreds of items on offer.
Secondly the price. In the age of recession and sky-high yen it is definitely a relief to be able to dress well and cheaply. So this place with outlet and old stock can yield some extreme bargains, and the used stock is obviously a fraction of the price of 109-2 and OIOI brands. The jeans are generally 3800 yen and jackets around the 5000 yen mark (so about a quarter of the new price). In the world of Gyaru-O fashion, the reoccurring themes are pretty much the same season on season – fitted jackets, ripped jeans, check shirts etc. So it is never that obvious that items are from old season and given that most jeans are artificially damaged to begin with, the fact that they are old is hardly apparent! For the record all the items I have ever got from Closet Child have been in perfect condition and freshly dry-cleaned so they never "seem" old.
Thirdly, and for me most importantly, it allows for an appreciation of the history of men's street fashion. Here you can buy vintage Roen or Tornado Mart jeans from seasons past that you could literally not buy anywhere else short of Yahoo Auctions. There are even items that are more expensive second hand than they would have been new, so rare Dior or Mastermind designs that are now highly collectible can be picked up if you can afford the price of admission. For me it was great to see some of the really old Fuga designs, when the brand was a little more punk that it is today. If anything it is like a museum of Gyaru-O and 109-2 fashion!
Vintage Fuga Jacket
So if you are on a budget or just a fan of the history of fashion this Closet Child in Shinjuku is well worth your time. Come to think of it it is to my mind the only second hand shop of this kind of men's fashion in the world (please prove me wrong) but given the way Japanese vintage fashion is going I strongly suspect it won't be the last.
Shop pictures and directions are here


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Workout Dance 1 - Energetic dance music for your workout. Future House, Electro House, Dance/Pop. In your face pumping music to get you in the mood.
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text: Received a letter today from my local dealer in Newport (or I should say ex-local dealer as they are no longer Daihatsu dealers. "As you are currently aware Daihatsu are currently not bringing new vehicles to the UK due to a very week Yen. This situation is currently very fluid and as much as the manufacturer continues support for parts and warranty, no cars have been imported into the UK for some considerable time. We have now reached a point that there are no new Daihatsu cars in the UK and with the Yen still far away from a point where it is viable to recommence imports there is no sign of any change to the situation in the foreseeable future. What does this mean to you? Nothing to worry about as we will continue to support all servicing repairs and warranty, however you should be aware that as the Daihatsu withdrawal continues and it becomes more common knowledge the inevitable accelerated depreciation of your car will occur, added to parts cost which sine have risen by up to 60% to allow for currency fluctuations and their decreasing UK parts stock, maybe it's time to consider other options as this may be your last chance to maximise the value of your Daihatsu. As I'm sure you're aware we now represent both Suzuki and Mitsubishi, however as it stands at present we have customers waiting for used Daihatsu's and I feel I have at least some moral responsibility to offer some very special opportunities unique to Daihatsu owners giving you a large discount off certain new Suzuki or Mitsubishi cars as well as an inflated part exchange price. To give some examples we have...." The letter goes on to to quote some new car prices. What do u think?? Rex.