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Sisig is one of the most favorite "pulutan" in the Philippines. It is such a delectable beer match and whenever friends gather and have fun it is among the top food choices for their session. Since Filipinos love to eat and every dish is almost paired up with rice, thus gave birth to the tandem sisig with rice. Who would have thought that this dish which is used to be a favorite beer match can be a wondrous rice meal and its popularity has transcended and reached an impressive turn.
Food cart concepts have started to evolve and the sisig rice meal concept has become one of the most favorite concepts for rice meal food carts. Sisig paired with rice and egg on the side along with a palatable dip of soy sauce with lime and chili is such a superb gastronomical experience. In addition the price would not hurt the consumer's pocket because the sisig rice meal is budget friendly.
If you are eyeing a sisig rice meal concept, your best bet is to get a Boss Sisig food cart. Try it out and be your own boss! Place your Boss Sisig food cart in one of the busiest place in the Metro to gain more customers and loyal patrons.
Php 35,000.00 (Single Cart Package) Includes:
- . Food cart. Products (1,000)
- equipment & utensils. Tepanyaki. Spatula. Uniform. Measuring cups
- seminar & training
Did you know that you can add Boss Sisig to a 2-in-1 and 3-in-1 food cart? You can maximize the profit and save money on franchising!
Interested in franchising? Call or text me,
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With so much choice, you can't be disappointed!
Brought to you by famed celebrity chef Paul Heathcote MBE, The Olive Press is an Italian restaurant located in the heart of Preston's city centre. Established for over 20 years and situated next to the historic parks of Winckley Square and Avenham Park, you can enjoy fantastic food in the most beautiful part of the city.
Now in its 15th year, The Olive Press in Preston continues to serve smart, casual Italian influenced food. Fresh pizza & pasta, all made with '00' pasta, the freshest locally sourced produce, with absolutely no GM foods in sight. Treating yourself has never been so good for you. With prices to suit all budget, enjoy your next meal out with The Olive Press!
This is a restaurant that can accommodate all. Families and friends meeting for a quick bite, perfect for an informal business lunches and a great place for a party.
We put the Press in 'impress'. Want to spoil that special someone? A candlelit dinner at The Olive Press will ensure of that.
A rustic yet modern interior combined with friendly and passionate service with a low key ambience, all helps to create the perfect ambience. The wall are covered in Venitian murals, Italian olive oil labels and pictures of Umbria and Tuscany add to the integrity of our authentic Italian cooking.
A fantastic cocktail bar with the finest spirits for pre and after dinner drinks makes it the place to be in Preston.

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An Exhibition Commemorating The Coronation Of Elizabeth I I
San Marino: Huntington Library, 1953. First Edition. Hardcover. More
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London: Por Um Portuguez Residente Em Londres, 1828. softcover. Later wrapper; first and last pages dusty; 95 pages. Early owner has written in "P. Midosi" apparently as the author. More
London: Adelphi Associated Press, 1947. softcover. musty odor. More
London: Dennis Yates Publications, ca. 1948. First Edition. softcover. 16 pages. More
London: John Murray, 1862. Hardcover. Covers have slight wear to the outer corners and spine ends, a short slice to the front upper edge, and slight soil. Slight browning of frontis and title page, name written on the title page. Three pages have edge smudges. ; "With an introduction, giving..... More
New York: Hyperion, 2007. First Printing. Hardcover. Light rubbing of the DJ. More
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Los Angeles: Archer, 2017. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Light wear to cover. More
London: John Murray, 1984. First Edition. Hardcover. DJ has light wear top of spine, and is price-clipped; owner address label on endpaper, and small stain on edge of endpaper. ; Worn. More
New York: Macmillan, 1964. First Printing. Hardcover. Corner and spine end wear and chipping of the DJ. There is paper missing on the spine ends. ; INSCRIBED by the author on the front free end paper. More
Detroit: Singing Tree Press, 1968. Reprint Edition. Hardcover. Reprint of 1903 edition. More
New York & London: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1904. First Edition. Hardcover. Some pages are lightly foxed. Spine is beginning to chip. More
New York: Simon & Schuster, 1973. First US Edition. Hardcover. DJ has some edge wear. ; Owner presentation on half-title page. More
New York: Macmillan, 1983. First Printing. Hardcover. Dustjacket is rubbed and has light edge wear. More
London, Bombay, And Calcutta: Longmans, Green, and Co., 1913. First Edition. Hardcover. Spines is slightly faded and has some streaks of smudging. A few very small water spots on front cover and spine. More
Carlisle, UK: Charles Thurnam & Sons, 1928. First Edition. Hardcover. Dent to the lower edge of each cover, with creasing and dents to the lower edges of a few pages. Small dents to upper edges of covers. Slight fading to upper part of spine and upper edge of front cover..... More
Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott Company, 1977. First US Edition. Hardcover. DJ chipped and torn; private bookplate on endpaper. More
Madrid: Imprenta De Amarita, 1824. softcover. French & Spanish parallel text. Disbound, 55 pp. More
Chicago: Contemporary Books, 1992. First US Edition. Hardcover. Brief notation in ink on the fly leaf. More


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The Webiness Client Portal is a one stop location for all your Webiness accounts. You'll find details on your contact information, service plans, domain registrations and support. Below are some screenshots and details on how to access your Webiness Client Portal.
Go to "www.webiness.com/cp"
Enter your UN (your full email address) and PW in the login box on the right side. Press the "Login" button.
The "Client Area" is where you can manage your account with us. This page provides a brief overview of your account including any open support requests and unpaid invoices. Please ensure you keep your contact details up to date.
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The Incredible Importance Of Vaccinations In The United States And Around The World
Vaccines are incredibly important, not only in the United States, but around the world at large. There is no doubt about it that vaccines have the power to save lives, both in the very young, the very old, and everyone in between. Before vaccines, deaths were far higher in relation to these now preventable illnesses, and parents often feared that their children would not make it to live to adulthood – or even out of infancy. But thanks to large scale vaccine production and the ability to adequately store vaccines (in a medical freezer), vaccines have become commonplace in the United States and many other parts of the world, and their influence continues to spread.
Vaccines have a long history, long before we had such technologies as the medical freezer for vaccine storage to prolong their lifespan and availability of use. In fact, preliminary and rudimentary vaccines came into play around three hundred years ago, in relation to smallpox. Right before the turn of the nineteenth ce


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We offer loans for farms and land in North Carolina to both full- and part-time farmers.
Whatever your plans are for your place in the country, Carolina Farm Credit is the place to start.
We understand the challenges of being a farmer, and our loan officers specialize in financing all types of farming needs, like new equipment or setting up a line of credit. We know what it takes to succeed in this industry, and are committed to helping you reach your agricultural goals.
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You can get a loan right at the dealer and still take advantage of discounts with our Farm Credit EXPRESS program. Learn more.
We make owning your place in the country easy. If you're looking to buy land for hunting, fishing or relaxing, talk to us first.
Farm Credit loan officers will meet you on your farm to develop financing that best fits your needs by providing you with customized loans that match your needs, we save you money now and in the future.
We know dual income farmers have special needs and concerns for their farming operations, whether it's financing new equipment or providing a separate line of credit for the farming enterprise. Our flexible loan terms can allow your payments to sync with your cash sales, whether it is monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or even a customized payment plan.
"They are there when we need them. Whether it's equipment, a new greenhouse, or an operating line, Carolina Farm Credit has always been there to help us succeed and grow."
We have a loan program specifically designed to help start you on your way to success. Learn more.
Do the math to see what your payment might be, based on the duration and size of your loan. Go to calculator.
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Every now and then I do a shoot that I just completely connect with. It usually happens when my clients allow me the creative freedom to design a session for them. I had photographed Darrell and Jessica a few years back when they were on vacation in Jackson Hole. Jessica, being a budding photographer herself, and I connected and we had a blast at their first shoot. Fast forward to 2015 and the couple was coming back to Jackson for a vacation and photography workshop. I did a studio portrait session with Jessica and then we did a couples shoot with the two of them. Jessica called me in a bit of a panic before they flew to Jackson claiming that "she had nothing to wear and perhaps we should just cancel." I absolutely LOVE it when people tell me they don't have anything to wear. I told her to just turn up for her shoot and I would take it from there.
It was wild and windy on the scheduled shoot day…absolutely perfect and my favorite kind of weather for photos! I meet them at a cool old historical site in Grand Teton National Park called Cunningham Cabins fully equipped with a huge suite case with half of my closet…Leather jackets, wild rags and vintage wool blankets. We froze our butts off and had to keep getting back in the car every few min. to warm up but it was well worth it.
Looking back over my portrait shoots from last year (2015) I can absolutely say that this was my favorite shoot. These images make me say "I wish I had that picture of myself and my darling husband."
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Sorry about my silence. Have had a life filled with other stuff, but I have not stopped playing board games. Instead of a long post I will just do a short summary since last we "spoke".
Have played board games 🙂 Could end the post here but a few things bear mention.
The Saturday we just passed gave me another cool experience. Was once again invited to arrange a board gaming event for Save the Children Denmark (Red Barnet). It is an initiative where they assist families that for some reason or another are facing challenges, and where kids can come and have fun for a few hours.
Am I alone in thinking that people who invest their time in helping others are amazing? I get to do the easy part; I play board games. They plan, arrange and participate month after month with many different activities. They deserve respect, and this Saturday I met two new people I consider heroes – Marie and Brynhild you are shining stars. (Not forgetting my brother who threw all he had to assist me in explaining rules and being around these wonderful children and their families).
Sunday was followed with an all day event where we played tons of games.
A few are brought up in this post. We revisited Terra Mystica; without any kinds of doubt one of the best games ever designed. Also I got to play a game of Survive: Escape from Atlantis. The only new game in the event I had not played before.
Today my youngest daughter and eldest son played Alchemists. A board game where you use an app to assist you. In the case of Alchemists the app will tell you what your ingredients mix when you stir them in the pot, and try to make a name of yourself in the potion brewing market. We see more and more games that implores the assistance of apps when playing the games. Nice twist.
I am off work at the moment. The last three days left of my hard earned vacation. Easter is coming up, and I hope you will get to spend it with your families… playing board games?


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Top 9 Resources for U.S. Immigrants
Posted by February 03, 2016in Life Transitionson
Moving to the United States is a challenging process. In addition to crossing borders and potential language barriers, new immigrants must consult with many government offices in order to acquire visas and green cards-both of which come with tons of forms and paperwork. While there is no way to remove all of the hurdles of immigration, the following resources may make the process a bit easier to navigate.
Immigrant Visas
The first step to legally entering the United States is obtaining an immigrant visa. The most common way to get an immigrant visa is through an employer or family member already living in the United States.
In order to acquire an immigrant visa, you will need to file a petition for the visa and do an interview, in addition to paperwork and fees. Family-based petitions are filed by a U.S. citizen on behalf of a spouse, child, parent, or sibling. For a work-based visa, the employer must file the petition on behalf of the employee.
Visa applications may be limited by the government each year. Working with a skilled lawyer may help make the process easier to navigate.
Immigrant Green Card
A Green Card, which grants permanent resident status, allows immigrants to live and work in the United States indefinitely. While an Immigrant Visa has a limited length of stay, a Green Card gives permanent status.
Like an Immigrant Visa, obtaining a Green Card is not a simple process. Most commonly, Green Cards are received through a family relationship, employer, or refugee or asylum status.
While Green Cards grant permanent residency, they do not come with the full right of citizenship. Green Card holders are protected by United States law, but they cannot vote, cannot take some jobs reserved for citizens, and have special rules for travel.
- Green Card Information
- Travel Outside the United States with a Green Card
- Rights and Responsibilities of a Green Card Holder
Becoming a United States Citizen
The final step in an immigrant's journey to the United States is to attain full citizenship. Gaining citizenship requires an immigrant to hold a green card for five years before filing the Application for Naturalization.
The general requirements to become a citizen are to reside in the United States for at least five continuous years with a green card, live in the same place for at least three months prior to applying, live in the same place throughout the entire application process, and be able to read, write, and speak English, and pass a test on United States history and government.
Once someone obtains citizenship, he or she is allowed to live and work anywhere in the United States. Citizens may apply for and hold any job, with the exception of President and Vice President of the United States (which under the U.S. Constitution is reserved for people born in the United States). Citizens can start and own a business, hold a United States passport, and vote in elections.
- Path to U.S. Citizenship
- Citizen Requirements for Federal Employment
- U.S. Citizenship Test – Could You Pass?
Don't Forget Healthcare
Many countries outside the United States provide free healthcare to their citizens. In the United States, health insurance is a responsibility of individuals, and living without health care coverage can lead to a tax penalty.
One of the first things a new resident should take care of is getting health insurance. A great short-term option to keep you insured while you're settling into your new life is short-term medical insurance. While this type of temporary insurance plan does not exempt holders from the tax penalty (unless you hold it for no more than 2 consecutive months and/or qualify for an exemption), it is perfect for your first month or two living in the United States.
In the event of a serious illness or injury, medical bills can easily cost thousands of dollars. Going without insurance is a serious risk for your health and finances. Take the right first step by signing up for quality short-term medical insurance while you get adjusted to your new life in the United States of America.
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The Grand Lifestyles Club is a distinctive and prestigious club that offers extra banking services and special benefits. Any valued customer of Legacy Bank who is 50 years of age or better may join this club.
When you join the Grand Lifestyles Club, you can take advantage of the special club package of extra banking services at Legacy Bank. You'll also become eligible to participate in club trips, tours, seminars, events, and much more. We know how important service is to you. Legacy Bank offers first class service with a personal touch. We take the time to get to know all of our customers. Feel free to call us anytime with questions about finances and club activities, or to give us comments on our various banking services.
How to Qualify - It's easy to become a member. As a customer of Legacy Bank all you have to do is meet one of the following requirements and you'll start enjoying the benefits of the Grand Lifestyles Club:
*Joint accounts qualify for any account owner 50 or better. If members choose not to have accounts with the above minimum balance requirements there will be a $15 monthly fee.
Member Benefits - As a valued member of the Grand Lifestyles Club, you will receive the following special benefits:
1) Checking Account Grand Lifestyles Club members receive complimentary "club" checks plus no monthly service charge on your club checking account.
2) Bonus Rate on Certificates of Deposit The bank, from time to time, will offer special bonus rate promotions for a limited time to its members on designated Certificates of Deposit.
3) No Bank Charges on the Following:
4) No Annual Fee on ATM or ShazamChek Card Club members at Legacy Bank will receive a free ATM or ShazamChek Card with no annual fees. All new club members, if desired, will receive a transaction lesson on how to use their card.
5) Discounted Safety Deposit Box A 50% discount the first year will be offered to club members on a small safe deposit box or an equivalent amount on a larger box. This offer depends on the availability of box sizes.
6) Overdraft Protection In the event that a Grand Lifestyles Club member's checking account becomes overdrawn, the checks would be paid by debiting the member's savings account, if the member would want this service.
7) Emergency Medical Expense Waiver As a Grand Lifestyles Club member, you will be allowed a penalty-free early withdrawal on your Legacy Bank Certificate of Deposit for emergency hospitalization or nursing home care expenses.
8) Grand Lifestyles Club Activities Grand Lifestyles Club members can participate in a variety of activities:
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Incident on the Amathole Hiking Trail
From: Wayne Kent
To: Hogsback Times News
Subject: Incident on the Amathole Hiking Trail
Date sent: Tue, 5 Jan 2016 05:09:18 +0000 (UTC)
Hi Everyone
There was a serious incident at the Cata Hut on the Amathole Hiking Trial on January 2nd.
Four females and a Male were attacked by two balaclava wearing assailants.
Wallets and Cell Phones were stolen and one female was raped.
We have called a meeting with Kieskammahoek SAP, Kieskammahoek CPF and DAFF to find a solution so this never happens again. The meeting will be scheduled for early next week.
However in the interim we have had discussions with Kieskammahoek Station Commander.
Should you have guests or know of anyone who is using or is going to use he Amathole Hiking Trail they are to please contact the SAP of Kieskammahoek. They will let them know the dates that they will be on the trail. The SAP will then make every effort to patrol the area during these times.
Kieskammahoek SAP – 040 658 0262
Station Commander – Lt Col Nika – 082 5513 693
Many thanks for your co operation.
Wayne S Kent
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I've been adding some new items to my etsy shop lately. The latest additions are these first two photos, hand stitched art quilts. They are both mounted to mat board.
I also added some new handbags. There are several to choose from.
The next bag is a new design, which I've named the Trellis Tote.
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Tracey's latest adventure into Central Australia
Our journey to the APY Lands
APY Lands – Off the beaten track
EveryTrail – Find trail maps for California and beyond
For the last week, I have been in the Central Desert of Australia working on a project with another artist, Renita Glencross. Our project is titled Rust, Dust and Water Memories and is an evolving project exploring place and storytelling via a number of elements in the landscape – some rusting cars along the roadside and the rivers in the region – which are mainly dry river beds.
Aside from being a fabulous artist, Renita is also the Executive Director of a non-profit community focused organisation Ethos Global. Also accompanying us on the journey was one of the Directors from Ethos Global, David Tafler, an academic from Pennsylvania who has been coming to the APY Lands for over 25 years. I had met Dave earlier…
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Create the activation specification
- In the left panel of the WebSphere web console, expand Resources > JMS.
- Select Activation specifications.
- In the scope drop-down selector, select a scope.
- Select New.
- Choose WebSphere MQ Messaging Provider and select OK.
- At Step 1: Configure basic attributes, enter the ActSpec name, ActSpec JNDI name, ActSpec Description, and select Next.
- At Step 1.1: Specify MDB destination data, enter the destination JNDI name, leave Message selector empty, set Destination type to Client, and select Next.
- At Step 2: Select connection method, select Enter all required information into this wizard and select Next.
- At Step 2.1: Supply queue manager details, enter the Queue name and select Next..
- At Step 2.2: Enter connection details, enter the connection details.
If there is a single instance (not clustered)
- Set Transport to Client
- Select Enter host and port information in the form of separate hostname and port values.
- Enter a single hostname (provided by the requestor)
- Enter a single port (provided by the requestor)
- Enter a server connection channel (provided by the requestor)
- Select Next.
If there are two or more instances (clusters)
- Set Transport to Client
- Select Enter host and port information in the form of connection name list.
- There should be two hostnames and a single port, such as host1.com(12345), host2.com(12345).
- Select Next.
- There is no need to test the connection. Select Next.
- Select Finish.
- Select Save.
Configure SSL
You would only do this if you want to encrypt the connection.
- In the left panel of the WebSphere web console, expand Resources > JMS.
- Select Activation specifications.
- Select the activation specification you created in the prior step.
- Check Use SSL to secure communication with WebSphere MQ.
- Select Specific configuration.
- In the SSL configuration drop-down, select your MQ SSL connection.
- Select OK.
- Select Save.
Restart the Application Server(s).
Ensure the activation specification has been activated using the web console.
- In the left panel of the WebSphere web console, expand Application > Application Types > WebSphere enterprise applications.
- Select the application that is using the activation specification.
- Select the Runtime tab.
- Select Manage message endpoints.
- Under the Status column, ensure the status is Active. If the status is not Active, check the endpoint and select Resume.
The activation specification should now be found in the resources.xml file on the server.


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GALLERY: Welcome to the neighborhood
Hannah Burlingame photos/Review
Five-year-old Alayna got to take over the driver's seat when the South Metro Fire Department stopped by her South St. Paul block party.
On Aug. 7, people across the country got together for block parties. Residents in the South-West Review coverage area participated in the Night to Unite too, an evening for neighbors to get together to help build community and and to create awareness around crime prevention. Marie Park was one gathering spot in Mendota Heights where kids could play and adults could chat.
Residents at the Sanctuary in West St. Paul held an event to thank first responders in the area, complete with a barbecue.
Mendota Heights Police Chief Kelly McCarthy visited with not just two-legged residents at parties, but those of the four-legged persuasion as well.


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Picture driving around Oregon in a stylish compact SUV that can handle all of your driving needs with ease. At Butler Hyundai in Medford, OR we have the perfect vehicle for you to use every day – the 2015 Hyundai Tucson. With its stylish exterior, spacious interior and extensive warranty, the new Tucson is one of the best compact SUVs on the market today. Butler Hyundai is one of Oregon's top-ranked Hyundai dealerships and can get you an incredible price on a new Hyundai near the Medford Metro Area, Grants Pass, and Klamath Falls, OR. Visit our for a delightful car-buying experience and check out the Tucson today.
The compact SUV segment is booming with competition, so let's see how the 2015 Hyundai Tucson does against the Honda CR-V.
There are a lot of benefits to owning a compact SUV, one of which is great fuel economy. The CR-V has a 2.4L inline-four, which is mated to a CVT and can get 27/34 mpg (city/hwy). On the other hand, the Tucson is equipped with a 2.0L inline-four that is matched to a six-speed automatic transmission and can return 23/39 mpg (city/hwy). If you plan to use your compact SUV to commute to work in, the Tucson's better highway fuel economy will save you hundreds of dollars in fuel.
Hyundai packs their cars with one of the best warranties on the road today. While the CR-V has a 3-yr./36,000-mile new vehicle warranty, the Tucson's basic warranty lasts 5-yr./60,000-mile. The Tucson's powertrain warranty runs for 10-yr./100,000-miles, which is 5-yr./40,000-miles longer than the CR-V's. Other warranty features on the Tucson include a 7-yr./unlimited-mile anti-perforation warranty and a 5-yr./unlimited-mile roadside assistance.
The 2015 Hyundai Tucson is a compact SUV that excels at being used every day. When comparing the Tucson to the Honda CR-V, the Hyundai has the upper hand with its fuel-efficient engine, price tag that undercuts the competition and a comprehensive warranty. Stop by Butler Hyundai in Medford, OR from anywhere in the Medford Metro Area, Grants Pass, and Klamath Falls, OR areas and test drive the new Tucson today.View Inventory


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MIB browser: Read and analyze
MIB files with PRTG
- Free MIB Browser and MIB Importer
- Import and convert MIB files
- Select all or individual OIDs
- PRTG uses SNMP for its monitoring
Five steps for analyzing MIBs and OIDs
Download PRTG
Download the free Paessler MIB Importer
Open MIB files
Convert MIB files or partial selections into .oidlib files
Set up PRTG sensors
The ideal MIB importer
for PRTG
- Free Paessler AG add-on
- MIB Browser and MIB Importer
- MIB to OID Converter
- A comprehensive network monitoring tool
- PRTG monitors hardware, traffic, and applications
- PRTG uses SNMP, WMI, and performance counters
PRTG at a glance
PRTG sensors:
How many OIDs do you want to read?
- 1 OID: SNMP Custom Sensor
- 10 OIDs: SNMP Custom Advanced Sensor
- All OID values: SNMP Library Sensor
- OIDs for SNMP tables: SNMP Custom Table Sensor
- It costs nothing to get started: the first 100 PRTG sensors are free and never expire!
iWhat is a sensor?
In PRTG, "Sensors" are the basic monitoring elements. One sensor usually monitors one measured value in your network, e.g. the traffic of a switch port, the CPU load of a server, the free space of a disk drive. On average you need about 5-10 sensors per device or one sensor per switch port.
Network monitoring: PRTG is...
With PRTG, you can monitor your entire network. Servers, routers, switches, traffic, cloud applications... PRTG lets you keep an eye on everything.
200+ preconfigured sensors help you to quickly set up your network monitoring. You can switch from another tool such as Nagios with little to no effort at all.
PRTG is all-inclusive. Upon purchasing a license, you'll get access to all PRTG features, including the alarm system, technical support, and the full range of sensors.
PRTG is used by more than 200,000 administrators worldwide, all industries included. Even system administrators in charge of critical and highly-sensitive IT infrastructures put their trust in PRTG. A few case studies
Feel free to customize your PRTG environment – in accordance with the number of sensors you need. The first 100 sensors are free and never expire. You can therefore get a feel for PRTG with no pressure whatsoever.
Search for the MIB file on the website of the manufacturer of your network device (router, switch, server).
Download and install the Paessler MIB Importer.
Launch the program.
Choose the menu item "File | Import MIB File…" to load and convert the MIB file.
You may encounter an error during the import, in which case you will have to edit
the MIB file.
Check the values that are displayed after the import.
If everything is OK, then select the menu item "File | Save For PRTG Network Monitor" to save the new .oidlib file.
If necessary, save a copy of the file in the /snmplib subdirectory of PRTG.
Create the SNMP library sensors and select the desired entries that are made available by the new .oidlib file.
Definitions: MIB, MIB Files, OID, IETF
MIB stands for "management information base." An MIB contains information that is used to monitor and control a network device. Generally speaking, an MIB is a collection of definitions which are stored in devices as management information.
MIB file
An MIB file is a file that contains the corresponding management information for a specific device. SNMP is used for this function.
The various bits of management information are called "managed objects." Each object has its own OID (object identifier). An OID is a series of numbers which makes the designation of each object unique. These numbers are read by SNMP and displayed in PRTG.
MIB tool
Many administrators want to know how to read, import, and convert MIB files. There are a number of MIB tools and MIB browsers on the market. Paessler AG also offers a free MIB importer which you can use to convert your MIB files.
IETF standards
The IETF has defined a global MIB in RFC 1155. MIBs are included in more than 300 of the IETF's first 5,000 RFCs. For an initial overview, check out this Wikipedia article.
MIB OID Tree
Manufacturer MIB files
Manufacturers and MIBs
Most manufacturers – including Cisco, Juniper, Dell, etc. – offer SNMP or other technologies (such as Net Flow) for their routers, switches, and workstations. But as there are countless different manufacturers, it is impossible for monitoring software to provide standard sensors for every situation or for every piece of hardware that exists on the market. This is where MIB files come into play.
Finding an MIB file
MIBs can be found on the websites of manufacturers (usually in the download section), or on the website of the hardware you wish to monitor.
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SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jay Paul Company, the award-winning, San Francisco-based real estate developer known for innovative projects throughout California, has announced that construction is underway at 181 Fremont, a world-class residential and office tower heralding the next phase of growth in the city's South of Market (SOMA) district and taking the lead in defining the new Transbay Transit Center complex neighborhood. 181 Fremont is a 54-story office and residential tower development that marks Jay Paul Company's first urban high rise project. The name Park 181 will refer specifically to the ultra-luxury residences located on the uppermost levels of the new high rise. Mayor Ed Lee will join Jay Paul to mark the commencement of construction at 181 Fremont's official groundbreaking on Tuesday, November 12, and the mixed-use tower is scheduled to open in early 2016.
"As an iconic residential and office high-rise set to define San Francisco's new downtown, 181 Fremont will be one of the most exclusive addresses in the nation," said Jay Paul, Principal of Jay Paul Company. "181 Fremont is located in the heart of the nation's strongest office and residential market and, in alignment with the company's philosophy of bringing best-in-class projects to fruition, will encourage a sustainable lifestyle for all who live and work there."
181 Fremont will ascend 802 feet and comprise 54 stories to become the tallest mixed-use office and residential tower in San Francisco and in the Western United States, affording homeowners commanding views of the waterfront, the Bay Bridge, San Francisco Bay, Treasure Island, and the city's new downtown. The distinctive, strikingly designed steel and glass structure will elegantly transform San Francisco's world-renowned skyline, effectively shifting the center of downtown to the area surrounding the new Transbay Transit Center.
181 Fremont epitomizes the astute and artful integration of a high-rise development with its existing and evolving surroundings. It is one of only two buildings that will be directly connected to the 5.4-acre rooftop park atop the adjacent Transbay Transit Center, and the $500 million residential and office tower will provide convenient access to the new public transportation hub connecting MUNI, CalTrain, AC Transit, SamTrans, and several other Bay Area transit lines.
The dazzling new structure will offer 411,000 square feet of Class A+ office space on 33 floors, providing open floor plates with optimum workspace flexibility and impressive views. Inhabitants of Park 181, the collection of high-end residences on floors 39 through 53, will enjoy exclusive amenities such as an Owners' Lounge, Fitness Center, wrap-around balcony, BBQ grill, fire pit, kitchen, and dining room on the 37th floor, which provides an interval between commercial and residential spaces. Sixty-eight two- and three-bedroom ultra-luxury residences ranging in size from 1,400 to 3,600 square feet will occupy the tower's upper levels. At its base, 181 Fremont's open lobby will create a pedestrian-friendly experience for office tenants, guests, and passersby, and Park 181 residents will enjoy an exclusive, fully staffed residential lobby. All will benefit from local services available within the building's 2,600 square feet of retail space on the first and fifth floors.
Targeted to achieve a LEED Platinum certification, 181 Fremont will incorporate innovative design strategies for sustainability, water savings and energy efficiency while providing a safer and healthier living and working environment. 181 Fremont is also within walking distance of San Francisco's top employers, world-class restaurants, shopping areas, and the waterfront.
Designed by globally recognized architectural firm Heller Manus Architects, 181 Fremont will present a dramatic focal point for San Francisco, identifiable on the horizon by its unique exoskeleton design and magnificent spire that will ascend from the crown of the building. 181 Fremont's design is an expression of world-class modernism, sustainability, and neighborhood integration, and is intended to reflect the spirit of the city's transformation as the Transbay Transit Center emerges to define San Francisco's new hub.
Jay Paul has retained The Mark Company (www.themarkcompany.com) to handle sales and marketing for the Park 181 luxury residences. Cornish & Carey Commercial Newmark Knight Frank (www.ccareynkf.com) is responsible for leasing 181 Fremont's commercial spaces.
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Published: April 3, 2012
Genre: Memoir
Source: Personal Copy
Recommended for readers interested in Laura Ingalls Wilder
Wendy McClure is on a quest to find the world of beloved Little House on the Prairie author Laura Ingalls Wilder—a fantastic realm of fiction, history, and places she's never been to, yet somehow knows by heart. She traces the pioneer journey of the Ingalls family— looking for the Big Woods among the medium trees in Wisconsin, wading in Plum Creek, and enduring a prairie hailstorm in South Dakota. She immerses herself in all things Little House—exploring the story from fact to fiction, and from the TV shows to the annual summer pageants in Laura's hometowns. Whether she's churning butter in her apartment or sitting in a replica log cabin, McClure is always in pursuit of "the Laura experience." The result is an incredibly funny first-person account of obsessive reading, and a story about what happens when we reconnect with our childhood touchstones—and find that our old love has only deepened.
My Thoughts:
This little fact needs to be made public before I go any further. I purchased my copy of this book at the Ingalls Homestead in De Smet, SD. Folks, I'm not just in the choir, I'm the director! So, the idea of someone going on a Laura Ingalls Wilder pilgrimage didn't seem the least bit strange to me, considering that was exactly what I was doing.
I've read one of McClure's earlier books and enjoyed it and I found her humorous style very fitting. I especially enjoyed her stops in De Smet, Walnut Grove, and Pepin as those were my LIW destinations (I need to somehow convince my husband that we need to go to Missouri and Kansas).
As much as I enjoyed reading this, I'm not going to say that McClure and I had identical experiences. For one thing, I am revisiting the books and visiting the sites as a mom, which she is not (and this is a distinction she makes in the book). I also seemed to be looking for something else--something that I found. After finishing this book, McClure sounds as though she never found what she was looking for.
I certainly cannot blame McClure for the fact that her experience differs from mine and I'm really okay with that. However, there were times when McClure seemed to make blanket statements about other Laura Ingalls Wilder fans that seemed a bit judgmental to me. She tends to speak as if other LIW fans (not including herself) are all camping out and waiting for the apocalypse.
However, I was able to--well, if not overlook, at least tolerate--that. On the whole, however, this is an enjoyable book for people who enjoy the books of Laura Ingalls Wilder.
I was not solicited for this review and I received no compensation for this post.


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On January 30, 2018, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued a final rule revising the random selection process (commonly referred to as the annual "H-1B Lottery") by which the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) selects new H-1B petitions for adjudication under the annual H-1B quota. The rule is effective April 1, 2019, with no major changes to employers for the upcoming FY20 H-1B filing season; however, the rule does impose a new electronic registration requirement starting next year (FY21).
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services ("USCIS") has started returning H-1B petitions to employers whose cases were not selected in the recent H-1B lottery selection process. The USCIS reported that a total of 195,000 H-1B petitions were received during this year's qualifying filing period, which began on April 2, 2018 and ended on April 6, 2018. Employers whose H-1B petition was not selected for allocation under the 2019 Fiscal Year H-1B quota will receive their paperwork back from the agency, including the uncashed filing fee checks, by regular mail. The quota (or "cap") applies to individuals who have never held H-1B status before or who previously worked only for an H-1B exempt employer.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (USDHS) recently confirmed its plans to publish a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking by June 2018 to remove from its regulations certain H-4 spouses of H-1B nonimmigrant workers as a class of noncitizens eligible for employment authorization.
The plans regarding timing were gleaned from documents the government filed on February 28, 2018, in a case pending at the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals. That case, Save Jobs USA v. DHS, involves a challenge by a group of tech workers to the legality of the original H-4 EAD rule, which became effective on February 25, 2015.
U.S. employers who sponsor foreign workers for temporary H-1B work visas should start preparing now for the upcoming H-1B cap filing season commencing this year on Monday, April 2, 2018. Employers should start identifying those first-time H-1B workers for which petitions will be filed during the first five business days in April. International students holding F-1 visas are the most common beneficiaries for these "quota subject" H-1B petitions.
On October 2, 2017, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) released a new version of Form I-765, the application used to apply for an employment authorization document (or "EAD" card). Based on a new information-sharing partnership between U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and the Social Security Administration (SSA), foreign nationals in certain categories or classifications can now apply for work authorization and a social security number using a single form – the updated Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization.
On Monday, September 18, 2017, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that it would resume offering its 15-day Premium Processing service for any H-1B visa petition still pending that had been accepted under this Fiscal Year's (FY) 2018 cap during the first five business days in April 2017. Premium Processing had been suspended for this and almost all other H-1B work visa categories since April 3, 2017.
On August 28, 2017, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), the U.S. Department of Homeland Security agency responsible for adjudicating immigration benefits, announced that it will begin expanding the in-person interview requirement for all employer-sponsored permanent residency applications. Effective October 1, 2017, the agency will begin to "phase-in" personal interviews at the nearest USCIS Field Office for all adjustment of status applications based on employment (Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status).
What is the International Entrepreneur Parole?
On January 17, 2017, the United States Department of Homeland Security ("DHS") formally released the final rule to allow International Entrepreneurs to legally remain and work in the United States in a Parole status. The rule will become effective on July 16, 2017.
The long anticipated and new option for International Entrepreneurs was first introduced by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services ("USCIS") in August 2016. The new rule, included in 8 CFR 212.19, is aimed at providing an alternative method for those entrepreneurs who can meet the requirements to enter and remain in the U.S. for start-up employment. The rule provides automatic work authorization for those international entrepreneurs who are paroled into the U.S. for a start-up business. The advantage of making the rule is that it doesn't need to be first approved by the U.S. Congress, but by USCIS. International entrepreneurs may be allowed to enter the United States more easily and stay for a longer period of time for up to 30 months initially.
It may be surprising, but moving to the U.S. with your foreign-citizen spouse is not as simple as you might imagine. If you are a U.S. citizen working abroad and considering moving back to the U.S. with your foreign-citizen spouse and/or children, it is never too early to begin planning for return to the U.S.
If you are living outside the U.S. and have a foreign-born spouse and/or children, it may have been quick and easy for them to travel to the U.S. on holiday. But moving back to the U.S. is an entirely different story, requiring government filings and significant lead time of as much as a year or even more.
A good business plan involves consideration of both short-term and long-term goals. Your plans should do the same for your management and business employees; getting them into the U.S. as you start or grow your business, and keeping the organization properly staffed as it succeeds. This occasional blog provides guidance regarding some of the most common and important employment-based U.S. immigration options.
In my previous blogs, I have written about transferred employees under the L status for up to seven years, and employment of Japanese citizens under the E status without the need to prove previous employment, and with the ability to maintain that status forever. Today's blog is about options in which the government is more heavily involved, such as the wages paid and the decision-making process.
"Specialty Occupations" present a great option for U.S. employment of transferred employees or new hires. The general rule for these jobs is that the job requires a specific type of college degree or the education and/or experience equivalent of that degree, and the person has that degree or equivalent. Classically, this applies to jobs such as accountants, engineers, and computer professionals, among others. It can be difficult to obtain approval for jobs that some people (and the government) don't normally associate with a particular degree, such as Sales Managers, Market Research Analysts, or Public Relations Specialists. But it can be worth exploring.
H-1B: Available to Citizens of All Countries
The current challenge with the H-1B classification is that only people who already have that classification can be hired; a person who has not already been approved for employment with that classification can't get it until October 2016 unless the employer or employee has exemption from the numerical limitation. Anyone hoping to be considered for one of the H?1B's to be allocated at that time should plan to submit the filing on April 1, 2016, the first day on which filings will be accepted. Only 78,200 new H-1B's are available for each fiscal year, and they can all be allocated within as little as a few days or weeks.
H-1B1: Available to Citizens of Chile and Singapore
The H-1B1 status, almost identical to the H-1B referenced above, is available to citizens of Chile, who have 1,400 available each year, and Singapore, who have 5,400 available each year. To date, the government has never allocated the maximum available each year, so they are available throughout the year.
E-3: Available to Citizens of Australia
Australian citizens have a virtual equivalent to the H-1B in the form of the E-3 status, which is open for applications year-round because the 10,500 limit has never been fully approved.
All three of these classifications require multiple government filings and approvals, starting in the U.S. with the Department of Labor certifying labor conditions and wages. After that, the processes diverge. H?1B status must be approved in the U.S. by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). The H-1B1 and the E-3 statuses can be approved at U.S. consulates as a part of the visa application or, for a person already in the U.S. in some other status, by USCIS. Government-charged filing fees in the U.S. start as low as $825 for an H-1B1 or an E-3, and $1,575 for an H-1B. Visa fees are in addition to those charges. There can be a difference between the time period approved for the "status," and the time period for the visa, which is the travel document associated with the status. Status approval of an H-1B1 is for up to one year at a time and, for an E-3, it is for up to two years at a time. Both are renewable indefinitely. An H-1B status can only be approved for as many as six years, in three year increments.
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Attensity360 and Analyze
Results of Evaluation I-2012 for Attensity360 and Analyze (PDF)
Attensity offers quite mature solutions. Their products are Attensity360 and Attensity Analyze. According to the here presented evaluation framework there are no differences. As the vendor therefore explains, Attensity Analze allows deep linguistic and semantic analyzes of internal and external sources which supports decisions more easily. Small limitations compared to what could be possible include the fact, that e.g. image-tags are not considered and that results include everything, without focus on dialogs, which means press releases would be found as well. Evaluation was done by the vendor.


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yesterday, our friends and family gathered at the porch for my sister's baby shower!
and it was dee-licious. like, stupid good.
it was so wonderful to see some of my favorite ladies,
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how glowing is mary kate, the mama-to-be?
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Saint Damien of Molokai (Feast Day: May 10)
That was Saint Damien de Veuster who left everything in his native land of Belgium and came to Hawaii as a young novice of the Sacred Hearts in 1864. He was ordained a priest of the Sacred Hearts in May of that year at Our Lady of Peace Cathedral, Honolulu. After 9 years committed himself to what nobody else wanted to do, to care for people with leprosy at Kalaupapa in Molokai. By his heroic sanctity of life, he configured himself to Christ and persevered in such terrible conditions. St. Damien identified himself with victims of leprosy to give human suffering a new meaning in the light of the passion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
What sustained him is holiness of life and living in the presence of God. At the end of his life he wrote to his brother, "Were it not for the constant presence of our divine Master in our humble chapel, I would not have found it possible to persevere in sharing the lot of the afflicted in Molokai." (Letter to his brother). In letter of November 1873, Father Damian wrote: "As for me, I make myself a leper with the lepers to gain all for Christ. Because of this, when I preach I normally say, 'We lepers'…When I go into a hut, I always begin by offering to hear their confession." By the time Father Damien died in 1889, people came to know that human compassion could lessen the terrible suffering brought about by this disease. He was truly a person for others.
Saint Damian of Molokai canonized on October 11 2009 by Pope Benedict XVI. Saint Damien of Molokai, patron of outcasts, Pray for us!
©2013 Msgr. John S. Mbinda
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firstname.lastname@example.com (Gavin Nicol) wrote: >>headers? Are there *any* headers or procedures which can't be made to treat >>a POST with "Safe: yes" as, in effect, a GETwithBodyInsteadOfSearchpart? > >This is not the real issue. [...] Well.. As it is people are so on edge from the recent spate of holier, wiser, greater and busier than thou put downs that we're quibbling over individual words instead of communicating (very bad for someone as typo prone as I :). Let's not take it to the point of reading each others' minds about what issues are knocking around in them. :) :) >As you can see, it's mostly semantics. One emphasises the data >retrieved, the other, the data sent. Yes, there's that difference in semantics, but once you add a body to GET which will be sent to the server, the clarity of that difference is gone (you *are* POSTing content, even though it may result only in retrieval, as many POSTs presently do as well). That perhaps was behind the QUERY suggestion, though it's too specific. The FORM may be using POST instead of GET because the subordinate content (body) will include "private" or "secure" information which is "safe" but shouldn't be "visible" in the ?searchpart of a URL, and no search will be done. The key difference, I agree, is that a GET by convention must be safe, so you don't need a reply header to know that. What you're trading for that, if you add a body, but not also expand the http URL specs, is ability to specify the resource completely in any context, i.e., independently of HTML markup (that's what ?searchpart is doing for you). If you don't want to lose that for *all* methods (and only GET has it at present), you will have to specify two components in the URL, the Request-URI and particular subordinate content(s), which are likely to be in different locations, and may involve privacy and security considerations, beyond safety, per se. I don't see the need for that complication which a GETwithBodyInsteadOfSearchpart would create, and not just for POST with Safe: yes, unless there's something in those 8 thousand lines of the HTTP/1.1 draft that's wanted and can't be had with the latter. There may be something that's wanted and can't otherwise be had, but what, beyond perceptions of semantics? ('Cuz a "GET with body to POST safely" feels a bit twisted to me. :) :) :) Fote ========================================================================= Foteos Macrides Worcester Foundation for Biomedical Research email@example.com 222 Maple Avenue, Shrewsbury, MA 01545 =========================================================================Received on Thursday, 10 October 1996 14:22:30 UTC
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18th Hole Grassy HIll CC, oil on canvas 16 x 20, commissioned for silent auction UCPA Tournament 2012
Here's the two paintings that were picked to be in the silent auction and raffle for this year's 22nd Annual Golf Tournament to benefit UCPA of Southern Connecticut at Grassy Hill Country Club, Orange, CT. I put the final touches on this painting this morning. The frames arrived yesterday... just in time.
Now all I need to do is wait for the paint to dry, frame and package them for Monday's event. And, as a special surprise I was invited to attend the banquet dinner Monday evening! I feel honored to join in on this event... yet a little nervous... those stupid thoughts always race through my head... 'what if no one bids on it?"... I know this is very common among artists when it comes time for a gallery opening or reception. No matter how long an artist has been working at their profession, when it comes down to the wire whether it's unveiling a commissioned piece or presenting a body of work at a gallery, I don't think that twinge of doubt every really disappears. I wonder why? If you have any insights or comments please feel free to share them. Or if you know of a truly confident artist that never experiences "doubt"... let me know... I would love to have a conversation with... him or her....
p.s. I'll let you know how the silent auction and banquet go... until then.... maybe I'll paint something with a little less green :)
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Welcome to Fashion Fix! Where we'll be bringing you some clothing items worn by your faves. If you're looking to achieve a celeb inspired wardrobe, then look no further – we can help.
Today's Fashion Fix is Louis Tomlinson's Mystery Jets sweatshirt he wore when arriving in LAX on 28th June. Let's take a closer look…
We searched all over the internet for this one and found exactly what we were looking for.
You can get Louis' sweatshirt for just £10 from Topman! Whaaaat?! Tommo paid a tenner? The fame clearly hasn't gone to his head. And you can be matchy with him now for dirt cheap. Love it.
If you get this sweater then make sure you snap a selfie and tweet it to @maximumpop along with #MPFashionFix so we can see you looking cute as ever.
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Glaciology research fellow Heïdi Sevestre is guiding tours in the Antarctic – follow her photo diary here: http://standrewsglaciology.org/2016/12/antarctic-adventures/
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First ever Green Climate Fund project cites our research
The first project to be announced by the Green Climate Fund will be based in Datem del Marañón Province, Peru.
The science case for the proposal rests in part on our recent paper, Draper et al. (2014), published in the open-access journal Environmental Research Letters. This work stemmed from the PhD research of Freddie Draper, who recently passed his viva. He was supervised by Katy Roucoux, Ian Lawson and Tim Baker (Leeds).
Our paper presented a spatially-explicit model of above- and below-ground carbon storage in the Pastaza-Marañón Foreland Basin, including – for the first time – the western part of the basin including Datem del Marañón. Our work made it clear that the province holds substantial peat deposits.
The UN-backed Green Climate Fund offers an exciting model for carbon-based conservation projects that explicitly aim to generate positive social justice and economic development outcomes. This first project involves initial funding of USD 9.11M.


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Spain Top Ten:Roadshow,Pictures11:00 PM
Did you know??Spain will welcome a record number of international tourists in 2013
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Today,I take you to the parts of Spain we know and parts of Spain we do not.And when I tell you that,let me surprise you with the fact that ZNMD wasn't even half of Spain.
Useful webpage : Spain on your own:Spain Travel Tips By Nomadic Matt
There's so much to do,so much yet to discover that 10 days isn't sufficient.Let's begin with some interesting facts:
1)Ever heard of Churros?
Miguel Angel Guerrero from Malaga-Costa Del Sol Tourist Board says Churros are so popular in the province.Made from Bread and fried in Olive Oil,the Churros are accompanied by Chocolate Sauce.San Churro Bandra is already open in Mumbai which offers Churros.The Indians when they come to Spain,never miss the Indian food.Although we have different cuisines for all tastes,They find the Spanish food to be excellent,they find it too good.We have Cooking vacations as well where you can discover,taste and cook the modern Spanish food and the traditional Spanish food i.e Paella and likes as well.We also have then competitions for the best cook.
2)Spain has snow and adventure
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Not many know,even I didn't before I met Montserrat Subirana from the Catalan Tourist Board.She says Spain has loads to offer for those looking for adventure.Not only,does it have scuba diving and skydiving as shown in the movie,but many winter and well as summer sports which includes white water rafting and is one of the best country in Europe to do Rafting.Pyrenees is the best location to do this sport, with a better volume of water and a great variety of canyons. But also you can find Rafting in Galicia, Asturias, Murcia and Valencia.Spain has hot air ballooning,mountaineering,kayaking,cycling,helicopter rides etc.Skiing in Pyrenees is popular where we have kilometers and kilometers of Skiing.
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She also recommends renting a car because then you can take whichever route you wish for.Barcelona to Pyrenees is 3.5 hours,Barcelona to Girona is 1 hour and most of the places are reachable by car.
From the movie ZNMD, the skydive adventure took place at the Skydive Empuriabrava, in Costa Brava in Spain. Skydive Empuriabrava is listed as one of the top three skydiving centers in the world. They have facilitated over a million jumps since opening in 1985.
3)Spain for Sea
Miguel Angel Guerrero from Malaga-Costa Del Sol Tourist Board says Marbella is a city belonging to the province of Malaga and is situated on the Mediterranean Sea and is one of the most popular
marine destinations. There are plenty of Bars,Discos,Nightlife,Restaurants,International Shopping Brands in Malaga.The ideal option is to spend an overnight in Malaga and Marbella(at least 3-4 nights) and then carry out different 1 days excursion may be to Ronda,may be to Seville may be Granada or Cordoba.
Monica Soles for the Barcelona Turisme says that Barcelona is a very open minded and lively city spread across 5 kms of beaches.Barcelona has culture,astronomy and best bars.The ideal time to come to Barcelona is end of march until Oct when weather is mild.July and August are very high temperatures.A lot of people come to Barcelona,only for shopping where we have local and
international brands.Here are some tricks on how to save money in Barcelona by HostelWorld
Lloret De Mar, Costa Brava, Spain was used by Katrina for her diving excursions in Catalonia.
The trio from ZNMD along with Laila (their diving instructor) go to the Medas Islands to complete their first adventure, Deep Sea Diving / Scuba Diving.Barcelona to Lloret De Mar is an hour.
4)The Surprising Architecture and world renowned Artists
I didn't know until Miguel told me that Picasso was born in Malaga and is their ambassador and hence they have a Picasso museum in the city which offers an impressive collection of 150 masterpieces. Malaga also offers a mix of Arabic culture,Muslim culture,Catholics and roman culture. The Cathedral of Málaga were built on the foundations of the old mosque.It also has the Arabic fortress which is a heritage site and the roman theater which is in the heart of the city.
45 minutes from Marbella and one hour from Malaga is Ronda where a 100 meter high bridge surrounded by mountains divides the old from the new.On one side we have the ancient and unique mixture of culture,Arabic bath,Muslim palaces and Arabic architecture;on another side we have the whitewashed villages.
Barcelona on the other hand is popular for the Gaudi work.Monica says that Gaudi work,which is
internationally known and modern architect Gaudi who has constructed the basilica(Sagrada Família.) is the most famous tourist spot.Thanks to pope who came here 2 years ago to make it a basilica,before it was just the church ,and now you can go there and see the mass.Gaudi was inspired by elements of nature,and that depicts in his work.Park Güell which is till now a public park with a free entry will from 25th Oct have an entry fee of 7-8 euros that will go into the development of Catalonia.
5)The Lively Festivals of Spain
While Miguel tells us about the different local fairs of Andalucia which are celebrated with much zeal that includes Feria De Malaga where one week people wear Flamenco dresses and come to street dancing and drinking with friends and family,we have International Jazz Festival,Cave Festival,Malaga Film Festival to add it onto the list.But what surprised me most was..this!
Yes,a human castle.One more similarity we share with them,or they with us.Remember our own celebrations on Janmashtmi where we build human castles and break the pot hung over a certain height.Almost similar is the human castle.Monica says in Barcelona spain they start with the first step,then second step and on the top is usually a child.Nowadays,they make the top person wear
a helmet.
Barcelona has lots of festivals like the electronic musical festivals named Sonar where tourists come from afar only to be part of the festival.Then we have flamenco festivals,jazz fetival,music and
exhibitions.Sonar international festival of advance music and multimedia art is where group of a band
called Kraftwerk in the 80's and now they are becoming very popular because they were the first German band and they use the electronic music in the 80's.
St Valentines Day on April 23rd is much more than a simple feast day in Barcelona. It is the Catalan equivalent to Valentines Day and love is in the air! Each year, the streets are filled with people strolling around grasping books and roses wrapped in ribbons in the colours of the Catalan flag.
And of course how can we forget La Tomatina in the Valencian town of Buñol,where Tomatoes are on fire.Malaga also has the most creative bull-fighting in Spain says Miguel.The Bull Racing scene in the movie ZNMD was shot in Pamplona,Spain which is 4 hours from both Madrid/Barcelona.Held since 1591, the San Fermin festival in Pamplona, Spain attracts thousands of foreign visitors each year for 9-days (July 6-14) of revelry, morning bull runs and afternoon bullfights.
Silvia tells me that Ibiza is very famous for Indians,but Ibiza isn't just a party place but has a
rich museum and history.Toledo,which is one of her favorite place is just half an hour from Madrid and Cordoba,Toledo and Salamanka are wonderful world heritage cities
7)Offbeat Experience of Spain
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Miguel says apart from Cooking,one can experience wine boutique and wine cellars specially made in the mountain ranges.Seville as he says is a perfect family gateways where they can enjoy family activities,two aquatic parks,resorts,cable cars etc.From Marbella,for dolphin watching they can head to Montego Bay.Flamenco dances can be enjoyed in Malaga. In Ronda we have the longest private race course in Europe where you can drive your own cars such as Ferrari etc.
The route from anywhere to everywhere is well connected.Miguel says you can take a high speed train from Barcelona/Madrid to Sevile and Malaga.From Malaga it takes 2.5 hours to reach Madrid,and 4.5 hours to reach Barcelona.Barcelona also has hop on hop off buses.We have emirates and qatar via doha with daily flights to Barcelona Barcelona to Pyrenees is 3.5 hours.
9)Stay Options
Nomadic Matt recommends Kabul in Barcelona as one of the best hostels in Europe.Imagine staying at a place which is filled with buzz of interesting people!Spain also has 3-4-5 stars hotels,24 michelin stars hotel and boutique resorts.According to Bollylocations ,the hostels and hotels used for the stay in the movie ZNMD were
Hostal Posada Venta Pilar, Bunyol, Valencia, Spain
Scene: Hotel where they stayed at Bunyol
Hotel Casa Fuster, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Scene: Their hotel in Barcelona
Hotel Don Jilton, Bunyol, Valencia, Spain
Scene: Hotel in which they asked Abhay whether he is happy with Natasha
Miquel recommends us Flamenco apron which is very popular in Spain as one of the Souvenirs to bring back
I haven't been to Spain,but it is in my list! The place looks like one of the most interesting destinations in Europe,what do you think?Have you been to Spain,how was your experience like?
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- AnonymousOctober 3, 2013 at 11:43 PM
Spain is really Interesting and a sure place to visit..But I don't know when I will be able to visit Spain.. :(ReplyDelete
Ooops where did my earlier comment go?ReplyDelete
Anyway here I go again. Spain is a beautiful destination and I've been there twice!
May I ask how did you meet Montserrat Subirana if you haven't been there? :) She's a lovely lady.
Amazing Spain indeed!ReplyDelete
@Harshabhuyan:Same here,I have been dying to go to Spain with friends,but you know my friends are now all in their jobs,devoid of leaves and all..But I think spain is a great destination to be in a group.. :) Of course some day,I will but god knows when that someday will be :)ReplyDelete
@Nisha:Hey you are so lucky dear that you got to go twice...Feeling incredibly J J J ::) Share your pictures and stories on my blog if you feel like,might help some people in the online sphere.I met Montserrat Subirana in a road show that was happening in Bangalore,yes she indeed is a lovely ladyReplyDelete
@MagicEye:Hmm that it is,no second thoughts about it!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 5, 2013 at 12:12 AM
Nice info about spain ....its also in my wish list especially La Tomatina festival :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 22, 2013 at 5:29 PM
I am making few notes from this post as I prepare for a big European summer :)ReplyDelete
thanks for sharing! Trip On!
@Trippinonlife:Cool.Do share your pics and stories when you come back.I am glad that my post did help :)ReplyDelete
@njoyeverymoment:Same here.Its my dream to celebrate Tomatina with friends..!ReplyDelete


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*Gasp* Books I've struggled to reviewJanuary 09, 2016
Is all of them an answer?
If you're a blogger then you may know the eternal struggle of reviewing a book. Some questions may run through your mind including:
"How do I write the intro?"
"Wait, am I contradicting myself?"
"Will the author see this? Will the publisher see this?"
...and more importantly:
"Will people judge me because I'm so... awkward?"
(haha no that's definitely just me *slowly backs away*)
No matter what may be running through your mind, I think we can all say that the struggle is very real every once in a while (or maybe more than once in a while...) At least, I know that's the case for me.
But overall some books are just harder to review than others. For some it's bad, ranty reviews. However, for others it may be mediocre reviews that are harder to write or gushy, fangirly reviews.
For me I usually struggle the most on writing reviews for.. well... nothing in particular, really. Every once in a while there's just a book that comes along and I can't seem to write up a good, solid review for it. Maybe it's a mood thing? I honestly could not tell you since I don't know, myself.
Anyways, I've been blogging for about 11 months now which means I've had to write up some reviews. Today I thought I would share some of the books that have tripped me up in the past, I haven't been able to write a review OR the review just came out kind of... meh. Don't worry, I'll leave links (since apparently I like to promote my meh reviews?) You'll see what I'm talking about in a moment...
(In chronological order from earliest to latest reviews)
1. The Young Elites by: Marie Lu (a not so subtle excuse for me to get out of a review)
I actually cringe when I see the title of this review. Actually, this isn't really a review. I'm embarrassed to admit that I literally took 4 pictures from Marie Lu's Young Elites Pinterest board and said I was "deciphering" the fashion. Okay, maybe I was, but that's not the point. I legitimately made this sad, not review, of TYE to get out of writing an actual review. You can view it here.
2. The Prophecy of Shadows by: Michelle Madow
*puts off for centuries*
I received this book from Netgalley so I had to write a review, no avoiding it. Well, actually, avoiding writing it was the only thing I could do. So naturally that's what I did. Of course I got it up a few weeks in advance, which is good! Definitely not my best review but it is a review and I think it could maybe sell (or push you away) from the book... possibly. You can view it here.
Those are the main reviews that I've struggled to write. In a way there's always a struggle of some sort when it comes to writing a review. But a lot of reviews come out sounding fantastic and that's what makes the struggle worth it.
If you're a reviewer, what books have you struggled to review?
Thanks for reading and have a lovely day!


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Distance walked today 7 miles
Total distance walked 383 miles
Distance left 669 miles
The farm dog, a collie, was daft and my friend for life but when I returned from the washroom this morning, she was lying outside the tarp eating something. She'd managed to root out my effervescent vitamin C tablets that I'd mislaid. They'll probably cause her to foam at the mouth and, whilst I may catch a cold, she certainly won't.
I joined the footpath at the back of the farm, going by Tomhay Wood and Vicar's Coppice. I then dropped down to the Trent & Mersey Canal. By cutting across to Fullbrook Farm yesterday, I'd missed Fradley Junction where the Coventry Canal meets the Trent & Mersey. Although there's a caravan site at Fradley Junction, it seems to be one of those 5* sites that doesn't take campers.
The T&M was very pleasant although it came on to rain after a while, but not heavy. Approaching Rugeley, I found myself on The Way for the Millennium (different from the Millennium Way of a few days ago).
I'm now going "off trail" but will be back on Saturday morning so don't go away. I heard yesterday that Reg and Geert were at Cannock.


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DAYTONA BEACH – Dr. Larry R. Handfield, chairman of the Bethune-Cookman University (B-CU) board of trustees, today announced the university has selected Dr. Edison Jackson as interim president, effective May 14, 2012.
The university will host a reception on Tuesday, May 8, 2012, to introduce Jackson to the B-CU family and the community, at the B-CU Performing Arts Center from 5-7 pm. The event is open to the public.
Jackson most recently served as president of Medgar Evers College of the City University of New York for 20 years (one of the campuses of the City University of New York with approximately 5,700 students). He received his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Howard University and his doctorate from Rutgers University.
"I'm very pleased with the selection by the board of trustees," said current President Trudie Kibbe Reed, who will retire May 13. "I have known Dr. Jackson as we served together, as college presidents, on the National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education. "Dr. Jackson is the perfect selection as interim president for the great Bethune-Cookman University because he is not only an educator and scholar, but also a person of faith."
Speaking on behalf of B-CU's Board of Trustees, Handfield said, "We are so pleased that Dr. Jackson has agreed to serve as interim president because he brings a wealth of experience, a commitment to excellence and will uphold the legacy of our founder, Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune."


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Villa Ambelas is located to east side of the island in a quiet and idyllic location 3 km from cosmopolitan Naoussa in a beautiful village "Ampelas" and almost under the sea. In front of the Villa, unfolds the sea "White cliff" and very near you find the famous Paros beaches "Filizi" and "Santa Maria". Villa Ambelas combines external traditional Cycladic architecture, Cycladic while interior and contemporary modern amenities that satisfy the most demanding visitor.
Villa Ambelas ( 280 sq meters) can host 10-12 people.
The main building consists of three levels of buildings fully equipped which has the capacity to accommodate up to 8 people
First level:two bedrooms with spacious bathrooms hall and access to e xternal terrace.
- Second level: kitchen (equipped with alla electric appliances and gadgets - livingroom with fireplace and wonderful sea view ,bathroom with bath and another bedroom overlookooking the sea
- Third level: a bedroom with bathroom equipped with a column whirlpool. The second and third level of a access in two shaded terraces
Additionally, there are also two independent luxury double suites adjacent to the main building, equipped with their own independent forecourt two level space to accommodate the first 2-4 individuals while the second 2-3 people.


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S: Segrist Summer 2011
1: Trey and Ellie | New favorite game
2: Eating at our favorite restaurant with our dear friend Sue
3: It was a beautiful night to enjoy eating by the lake.
4: After a day of tubing time to eat out and have our favorite yummy hamburgers and nachos
5: We love to give the ducks fries.
6: WE LOVE to go tubing!
8: Time to get on the boat!
9: Time for Lamberts!
13: Our family enjoys custard! | Trying to make it last longer!
14: Having fun at Aunt Terrie's house!
15: Riding with Aunt Terri ! Hold on tight and make sure that you wear your helmet always!
17: Swimming, eating watermelon and just hanging out! We love summer!
19: Happy 4th of July
20: We love to swim and so glad that we have a new pool and wearing goggles is the BEST! | Swim Time!
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Belgian Radio tunes out of TuneIn
By James Cridland for media.info
Posted 4 May 2017, 1.15pm edt
Some public radio stations in Belgium are no longer on TuneIn after a disagreement with the US-based aggregator, media.info has learnt.
French-speaking RTBF stations are no longer on TuneIn, after the radio aggregator started selling radio advertising in front of RTBF's streams. RTBF is part-funded by radio advertising that it sells through RMB.
Francis Goffin, RTBF's Director of Radio, told me that their stations have been removed after TuneIn sold advertising on their streams, via a Belgian advertising sales house.
"We wrote to them to ask them to stop marketing our streams without our agreement. They removed our stations from their platform at the end of last year, and have since suggested that we pay them if we wish to return to their platform without advertising," said Francis Goffin.
TuneIn was, he estimates, responsible for around 10% of their stream traffic. The stations remain unavailable from TuneIn. He describes the company's behaviour as "blackmail".
Flemish public broadcaster VRT, which has over 60% market share in Flemish radio, was also removed by TuneIn for a period of three weeks, after the VRT's legal department complained to the company that they were monetising VRT streams without VRT's permission.
VRT produces a station for young kids called Ketnet. Advertising to children is prohibited by law in Belgium, yet TuneIn was selling advertising before that stream.
"After three weeks of negotiations we were able to make an acceptable and fair deal and get our streams restored," Els Van de Sijpe, Manager Radio, VRT told me. "We got a lot of complaints from users, especially users of hardware systems like Sonos".
"It's really an important issue, because TuneIn is not the only aggregation platform. There are also companies like radioline, Phonostar, etc. all trying to exploit a similar business model," added Van de Sijpe.
"Our strategy", added RTBF's Francis Goffin, "is to push the development of Radioplayer.be and compete with the international aggregators."
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Pretty, petty whining makes sense then.
Given sufficient reason and distance, though, and I find his volumes of frailty to be insufferable. Feeble odes to the inflated self-worth instilled in him at a tender age by a raging cabal of alcoholics desperate for…well, anything really but willing to settle for expendable youth…and rarely does the month go by when I don't pause and wish out loud that I could "give him something to cry about."
I felt a similar pang of indignation when I initially picked up Coma Cinema's new record, Posthumous Release.
Like Oberst, Matthew Lee Cothran (the man behind Coma Cinema) plays songs in the key of self-pity, shuffling casually through the isolation grounds of doom, gloom and despair with an affected, drawling tenor and a loose acoustic pop sensibility.
Unlike Oberst, however, Cothran never lets the poetry of pain overwhelm the vulgarity of sadness. He swears freely and pointedly (preferring the terms "fuck up," "fucked up" and "fucking up") and, in so doing, echoes the basic, unintelligible nature of melancholy while simultaneously letting the listener know that he thinks the whole sad flag of the troubadour thing is totally bogus.
Depression sucks and death is fucked and hell may be everywhere and everyone most times but that's no reason to get in line for unremarkable suicide. It's a reason to fight.
The more I listen to Posthumous Release, the more I wonder if it isn't a bit of a secret Black Metal record. A return to the genre's bleak annihilation time roots where the self, long suffered under the foul weight of Christ, His house and its rabid somnambulists whose blind obedience raped and razed the Western world into a place of gray endlessness, revolts with pallid, determined (if only resonant in self-referential) violence.
Or am I reading too much into the "Lee (Columbine High Harmony)"/"Satan Made a Mansion"/"Partners in Crime"/"Burn a Church"/"Virgin Veins"/"Survivors Guilt" sequence that forms the middle meat of the record?
I might be. I probably am. These long hours of sunshine have worked strange patterns on my brain and I've spent weeks if not days trying to determine exactly why I enjoy this record so much (and it isn't on account of Mr. Cothran's other awesome working alias, Elvis Depressedly) when it keeps knocking sonically on the lowly Midwestern lo fi of underage Bright Eyes with a deeper thematic nod to the Albini fire sermon in "Kerosene" which I guess is fine, but there's something more lurking on the long story and I will sleep better tonight believing its corpse paint.
Posthumous Release Tracklist:
1. VHS White Trash
2. She Keeps It Alive
3. Bailey Jay
4. Lee (Columbine High Harmony)
5. Satan Made A Mansion
6. Partners In Crime
7. Burn A Church
8. Virgin Veins
9. Survivor's Guilt
10. Marie (No Sleep)
11. Posthumous Release


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