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With more than 12 Homes for sale listed in SOUTH WEST community, kingshah.com provides the most up to date information about real estate properties and also the help and guidance for the customers to buy their new dream home. With kingshah.com you may get instant access to relevat information about SOUTH WEST, Canada including real estate property descriptions, photos of Homes for sale and the most recent added MLS Listings and the latest sold properties.
As a bonus kingshah.com offers an updated lists of Condos for sale in the most recent launched condominium buildings in SOUTH WEST. You may find also key information as floor plans, ammenities, prices per sqft on dedicated pages about recent condo buildings in SOUTH WEST. There is also an updated SOUTH WEST list of pre-construction and VIP Platinum stage of the recently annuonced Condos for sale.
22 Homes for sale SOUTH WEST on 2018 02 12
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8 Condos for sale SOUTH WEST on 2018 02 12
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Big Orange had won the hearts of many in the UK and Australia with his bold front-running style and his huge fan club is now surely over-subscribed after James Doyle steered him a thrilling victory in the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot.
In the finish of the week in the race of the week, Big Orange stuck his long neck out to narrowly hold last year's winner Order Of St George – part owned by Lloyd Williams – under Ryan Moore.
Big Orange has finished fifth and 10th in the last two renewals of the Emirates Melbourne Cup and many doubted his ability to front run over the 4000-metre trip of the Gold Cup.
But Doyle, replacing the injured Frankie Dettori, got the fractions right out in the lead and had enough up his sleeve to fend off the challenge of Order Of St George by a short head, with the pair six lengths clear of last year's St Leger winner Harbour Law. Read More…

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VPS with static IP and VPN
Aloha, I am curious about the possibility of getting a VPS with a static IP and setting up a VPN thereupon? Is this possible here with DigitalOcean? My situation is that, strangely, a job requires that I have a static IP that can be whitelisted to access their internal software.


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Back Pain and Combat—For The Military Mom
Combat experience associated with back pain may seem an odd topic for a post. After all, you maybe thinking, how can back pain compare to mutilated limbs or brains splattered all over the ground. The most decorated U.S. soldier of World War II, Audie Murphy returned home a hero and became an actor, starring in his own story, To Hell and Back. His description of the emotional turmoil, he suffered from post traumatic stress disorder throughout his life, as a result of his combat experiences still move me.
He recalled a visit to a garden and said he couldn't even bring himself to touch the flowers for fear that he'd somehow harm them. In comparison to the more traumatic experiences of war, you'd be forgiven if you thought that back pain and combat is a small matter—nothing to worry about. However, such thinking ignores the very real problem of brave men and women who on the outside may look fine but suffer from excruciating back pain and don't have the support structure of their civilian counter parts. This post is my way of making, even in a small way, a difference by exposing a subject that is rarely spoken—back pain and combat experience.
Back Pain And Deployment
According to a study, published in Spine— with an analysis of 53,933 military personnel— " Combat experience appears to be the primary risk factor rather than deployment itself, perhaps because of the higher physical demands and psychological load from life-threatening combat situations. Service support or supply handlers had increased odds of back pain compared with functional support or administrative occupations."
Let's examine the above statement point by point
Combat experience is primary risk rather than deployment. In an earlier post, speaking about the negative effects stress has on the body, I wrote the following: Cortisol, the hormone your body produces when you're feeling stressed, can take a heavy toll on your physical and mental health. Because of this, giving your mind time to relax and recover is one of the most important self-care routines that you can practice. Your state of mind has the potential to greatly benefit your health, or degrade it, over time.
Unlike their civilian counterparts who may also face highly stressful situations, soldiers are rarely given the opportunity to de-stress. Civilians, to illustrate, have access to a whole category of techniques that help people calm the body and release tension. One such treatment is Biofeedback. This approach teaches you how to control normally unconscious bodily functions, like blood pressure or your heart rate. You can Check the following for pain lasting more than 12 weeks. To summarize the above point, those in combat experience have no outlet that will constructively allow them to minimize stress and that increases the chances of back pain. A study in nationalpainreport.com states " Deployment with combat experiences was found to increase the odds of back pain and repeated back pain in a relatively young U.S. military and veteran population."
Let's take the second point: Service handlers had increased odds of back pain compared with functional support or administrative occupations. Years ago I worked as part of a morning crew that unloader trucks. The repetitious task of carrying heavy cartons from the truck to a pallet gave me an aching back, and that was just doing two hours of heavy work. Service handlers in the military work a lot longer hours performing repetitious tasks that involve lifting heavy loads. It makes sense than that they would have experience higher incidents of back pain than those working in the office.
Combat and Diet
You might have seen photos on FaceBook that allegedly show maggots infested tomatoes and raw chicken as examples of bad food severed to our soldiers. While this is sensational and outrageous if true, one doesn't need to look at extreme cases to appreciate the link between diet and back pain as it relates to combat experience. Let's assume that indeed our soldiers are provided with foods that are safe to eat. This still doesn't answer the question as to whether they have access to foods that reduce stress and provide enough to replenish and rebuild a body that is perhaps breaking down from the strain of combat. In an earlier post,https://healthybacksupport.com/foods-that-help-reduce-stress-become-a-happier-you I made the following observation:
If you are under a lot of stress it's a good idea to consume foods high in magnesium.
Consumption оf these foods stimulate the production оf а neurotransmitter called gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA). Thе production оf GABA helps іn inducing relaxation and sleep. Thіѕ inhibitory transmitter аlѕо has the added benefit of lessening anxiety. Magnesium іѕ аlѕо а muscle relaxant and beneficial fоr soothing frayed nerves. Sоmе оf the foods that аrе rich іn magnesium include spinach, broccoli, lettuce, skimmed yogurt, pumpkin, scallops, oysters, black beans, bananas, avocados, apricots, walnuts and cashews.
It's easy enough for the average person to get some nerve calming food, maybe not so much for the average solider. This reality is another reason why stress related back pain is still a big problem that the military brass cannot ignore.
According to the latest report by the National Center For Health Statistics, back pain is a medical condition that has resulted in 85 billion in U.S. costs annually. So most of us are aware of how back pain effects us, those we love, our friends, and our community. I hope that after reading this post you have become more aware of how back pain affects our soldiers. This post is dedicated to my mom, a back pain sufferer and former nurse. She asked the question, "why doesn't anyone ever really talk about what soldiers are going through?" Well mom, I hope I did my part. Everyone else, please feel free to leave a comment. I would especially love to hear from you if you , a friend, or family member has experienced back pain related to military service.
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This cute little fish was made by using the cut up cake method like the fish cake to the right.
The different circle colors were made using melting chocolates but you can use other types of candies like Nessco's to create the fish scales.
Remember - be creative and let your imagination go!
Fish Cake
This cute little fish is made from a round cake. Cut as shown in picture one. To get the blue background. You use tinted fondant and place it over cardboard covered in aluminum and trim off excess around the edge. Place the cut out of the fish on the blue background.
Frost the fish with yellow frosting. The fins, gills, mouth and tail were all made with tinted fondant.
Last but not least... add the little bubbles by piping white in circles on the blue back ground.
Be creative and change colors and design on the fish...
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Home Ferrari
The much renowned Ferrari, superb in its class of sports car segment is manufactured by Ferrari S.p.A, Italy. The brand Ferrari carries the tag of racing cars and road cars that are generally a luxury and wealth symbol. The loftiest effort in supercar and concept cars has led to produce Ferrari Millechili recently. Ferrari has considered making hybrids too with V6, V8 and V12 engine models. The innovative anti-theft locks, braking and traction tools, entertainment, communication, navigation systems, extra ordinary exterior lighting, etc. are their key features. Ferrari is introducing a new in-car technology that monitors driver's mental state and adjust car's stability and traction control systems to suit. The dynamic performance may be modified to enhance driving safety and to enhance driving pleasure and performance.


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Hotel Sabala
Zakopane, Poland
The Sabala is a historic hotel in the heart of the bustling mountain town of Zakopane, with comfortable guest rooms opening to balconies with town or mountain views. The hotel's excellent restaurant offers traditional Polish specialties, and there is a small indoor pool and sauna. The chalet-style hotel was built in 1898 and features characteristic solid wood furniture in the regional style.


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|A unique feature of this panel is a vertical leg that is a side joint that is mechanically seamed with an electric seamer for a weather tight finish. This panel features concealed clips and easy to handle 16" wide panels custom cut to the desired length. This panel can be installed directly over purlins or bar joists. It does not require a solid substructure for support. This roof system has several different UL90 construction numbers.
|24 (Standard) with 22 gauge available on request.
|Maximum 55' is standard. Other lengths are available as special request.
|16" wide by 2" high is standard. Other widths are available as special order.
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|A choice of concealed fastening clips is available for this panel system including UL rated clips. These clips hold the panel firmly in place without unsightly exposed fasteners. Low and High clips are available which are fixed or floating. Floating clips accommodate Thermal Movement.
|Galvalume Plus® and Architectural Series.
|This panel is a structural panel that spans up to five feet on purlins, or can be used as an architectural panel over solid deck. This flat part of the panel is designed with striations or striations with pencil ribs as an option to minimize oil canning. It is in compliance with many industry codes.
|Recommended for roof slopes of 1/4 : 12 or greater. Oil canning is not a reason for rejection.
|Factory applied mastic inside of female leg of panel is standard.
|Watertight & easier installation.
|Swaged end laps.
|Improved installation & improved appearance.
|Optional: Heavier gauges, striation and embossing.
|Minimizes oil canning.
|Design flexibility.
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|Roof runs without end lap panels may be erected from either direction.
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|Insulated with thermal blocks.
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|Panel available in Signature® 200, 300 and 300 Metallic paint.
|25-year finish warranty.
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Today the world is celebrating Malala Day with Malala Yousafzai. She asks that "The road to equality is long, but we will succeed if we walk it together. Please join me in raising your voice this Malala Day."
Celebrities, journalists, government officials, and motivated individuals are discussing on Twitter the important issues that Malala discusses in her book and in her work every day. Are you joining the conversation?


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Load your flintlocks, light up the lantern and step into the crypt: this is LexOccultum! Awarded "Game of the Year" in Sweden, the roleplaying game about occultism, mysteries and secret societies in an 18th century setting is here! (Previously known as Götterdämmerung.)
"Monsieur, mademoiselle, do not deny yourselves. Come now, step into the warmth, or what little is left of it. Perhaps I should say, "welcome to the bone chilling cold darkness."
"Oh, comme ça, do not be shy; you can lay down your barking-irons on the shelf over there. You will find no enemies in this room, even though we both know shadows lurk just outside. The flintlocks will be of no use anyway, a cross would serve you better" The old servant said with a grim smile on his face. "I have been told that you are a most curious soul, eager to know more about "the other side". You will not be disappointed. Step into the chamber and have a glass of wine, the best in all France! Feel at home, maître will soon be here and then he shall tell you everything that he knows to be true. Have patience; for it is a long story about vampires, occult rituals, secret societies and not least, all the lies you have been told all these years…"
Some would say that truth is a thin veil, like makeup upon a scarred face, silk clothes upon a tormented body, pretty words on a sickly longing, or perfume upon rotten flesh. Truth is not more accurate or more deceptive than anything else. It just is.


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Big ups to the Sharknado 2 casting directors for making such an artisanally crafted, small batch, pickled potpourri of celebrity cameos. Some of the best have already been made in a supercut, including appearances by Kelly Osbourne, Andy Dick, Perez Hilton, Kelly Ripa, Michael Strahan, Matt Lauer and Al Roker. [via Time]
What the supercut leaves out, however, is the nostalgia castings of Biz Markie and Mark McGrath. Can't forget those dudes. [via Uproxx]
Here's a little-seen clip of Bill Murray doing a monologue from his 1980 Second City Chicago Show, Bill Murray Live from the Second City. [via Splitsider]
Do you know Jim Boonie? [via F You No F Me]
There's gonna be problems. [via Afternoon Snooze Button]
Chris Pratt did an amazing impression of trashy Brits on that reality show The Only Way Is Essex during a session on Buzzfeed Brews.
Excellent Ramones Fan Club letter. [via Rats Off]
This is our new Summer Friday crop top. [via The Clearly Dope]
Hmmm...okay. [via Trill Adam Clark]
Warren G reads Warren G. Harding's sexxxy love letters. [via Jimmy Kimmel]
Here's a clip of a tiny mouse named Grisu ringing a tiny bell so his owner will open the door. Happy Thursday! [via Tastefully Offensive]


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Dolores Gonzalez Haro was born in Los Angeles, CA on October 7, 1963. She is an El Monte resident, her family came to El Monte
in the early 1920's. She grew up in an area called Hicks Camp it was one of 7 Barrios in the city. She is a Member of La Historia
Society Museum in El Monte. The Museum exhibits the photos of the families from the 7 Barrios and it's Mission is to Preserve
the History of those Families.
She lives and works in the city of El Monte. Her occupation is a Health Clerk for Mt. View School District for 20 years. Her job
gives her the opportunity to work with many students, parents and Administrators.
Dolores is also an Artist, she began with Self-Help Graphics in 1997, at that time she was introduced to many Artists and has
had the opportunity to be part of many Exhibits displaying her work.
Dolores also finds time to teach others to paint, she works with watercolor on paper and acrylic on canvas. Her students enjoy
painting still life, portraits and landscape images.
Her favorite image to paint is Our Lady of Guadalupe. She finds peace and solitude in her work.
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This weekend though, I decided to revisit twitter. There are a number of desktop twitter apps available, but many seem to show all twitters, not just those from the people you follow. And those that do allow you to filter on your follow list – such as Snitter, Spaz and Twhirl – all seem to be based around Adobe AIR. I've nothing against AIR, but the Adobe website has been playing up all weekend and I couldn't download the AIR runtime, which is a complete show-stopper when it comes to running AIR apps.
I then stumbled across Witty, which is a .NET/ WPF twitter client. I downloaded it and it runs just fine. So I'm now equipped to experiment with twitter for a couple of weeks, to see if it suits me.
If you are a twitterer yourself and wish to follow my random ramblings, the username is DavidArno. If you haven't tried twitter before, head over to my page and have a read of the small number of people I'm currently following to get an idea of how it's used.


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Mercedes SLR Roadster
The long, sweeping lines of the SLR Roadster deliver an automotive work of art, exuding extraordinary, road-hugging class. The SLR Roadster redefines limits, allowing its spectacular design and extreme performance to produce the ultimate experience. Classical styling elements have been taken from the legendary SLR racing cars of the 1950s, and blended with the sophisticated design and advanced aerodynamics from the world of Formula 1. With an assertive front spoiler, succinctly-styled air vents in the wings, eye-catching side exhaust pipes, a compact tail end and dihedral doors, the SLR Roadster combines all the design virtues of the Coupé, but with the added exhilaration of open-top motoring.


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Now Blinds and Curtains in Cape Town have been supplying Blinds, Curtains, Tracks, Rails and Accessories in Cape Town and surrounds for the past 20 years.
Blinds supplied and installed in Cape Town include: Wooden Blinds, Aluminium Blinds, Roller Blinds, Roman Blinds, Bamboo blinds, Vertical blinds and Solar blinds.
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BIXBY, Okla. — Reasor's new flagship store here features an upscale, modern design and an array of foodservice options, from a sushi station to the Rosebud Café. The 75,000-square-foot store "takes grocery shopping to a new level," said Jeff Reasor, chairman and chief executive officer of the employee-owned chain. Other components of the store include indoor and outdoor seating area, with a patio and an outdoor fireplace. The store also has a pharmacy and a registered dietitian on staff, plus a chef's demonstration kitchen with 360-degree access. The store also features expanded certified organic and all-natural bulk foods offerings, and is the first retailer in the Tulsa area to offer an electronic vehicle charging station in the parking lot.
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Essays Towards The History Of Painting. By Mrs. Callcott.
RA Collection: Book
Record number
London:: Edward Moxon, Dover Street., MDCCCXXXVI.
Physical Description
[iv], iv, 269, [1] p.; 190 mm. (Duodecimo.)
[T.p., dedic.] - Contents - [Text]; [colophon] - Errata [slip].
Responsibility Note
The printers' names appear on the verso of the title-page and in the colophon: 'London: Bradbury And Evans, Printers, Whitefriars.' The work is dedicated by Maria Callcott 'To The Miss Warrens' (daughters of her physician).
C. LLoyd, 'Lady Callcott's honeymoon, 1827-8: art-historical reflections in Germany and Italy', in Taste and travel in the nineteenth century, ed. C. Richardson and G. Smith (2001); M. Callcott, The journal of Maria, Lady Callcott, 1827-8, ed. C. LLoyd and D.B. Brown (1981); R.B. Gotch, Maria, Lady Callcott: the creator of 'Little Arthur' (1937).
Summary Note
These essays exemplify the growing British interest in painters of the early Renaissance - Lady Callcott's appreciation of whom probably influenced the connoisseurship of her young friend Charles Eastlake. The work draws to some extent on her travels with her husband, Augustus Wall Callcott, R.A., in Germany and Italy in 1827-8, when they met the 'Nazarenes' and other groups of artists and such pioneering art-historians as the brothers Boisserée, Carlo Lasinio and G. von Dillis. The text consists of six essays: I.(on the origin of art); II. Of Art In Ancient Italy; III. Of Painting In Greece; IV. Of The Third Period Of Painting In Greece; V. Classification Of Pictures; VI. On The Materials Used By Painters. In 1838 Lady Callcott published Continuation of Essays towards the History of painting.
Presented by the author in 1836 (acknowledged RA Council Minutes, VIII, 206).
Binding Note
19th-century diced calf; gilt-decorated spine, red morocco spine-label lettered 'Callcott On Painting'.
Art - Painting - Middle East - Mediterranean Region - Europe - Greece - Italy - History
Art history - Great Britain - 19th century
Art history - Great Britain - 19th century
Edward Moxon, publisher
Miss Warren, dedicatee
Lady Maria Callcott, previous owner, donor
Bradbury and Evans (London), printer
Miss Warren, dedicatee
Lady Maria Callcott, previous owner, donor
Bradbury and Evans (London), printer


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How to Switch Off the Universal Global Header for PaaS Pages: UX RDK Enhancement by Ultan O'Broin
March 11, 2017 Leave a comment
Listen up Oracle Cloud UX Rapid Development Kit (RDK) and PaaS4SaaS fans!
Available now, the Cloud UX RDK offers a headless mode switch for the AppsCloudUIKit Oracle ADF page templates. The mode turns off the Unified Global Header you'll be familiar with from SaaS.
The headless mode is invoked by passing the headless=yes parameter in the endpoint URL for application. For example:
This is a reusable solution for cases where pages are embedded inside SaaS and make call outs to PaaS, so it's ideal for your custom simplified UI solutions. Read the complete article here.
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This month I wanted my closet editions to focus on white garments and shoes.
Regardless of my original intentions, this is what left the closet:
Regardless of my original intentions, this is what left the closet:
F 21 ruffle tank top: dates from 2010, worn at least 6 times, no longer a favourite.
Also from Forever 21 white printed tee, worn a lot, it was in really bad
"shape" as you can see, it was worn out and yellowing. The Laura Leigh
pink tank had a small tear and was ill fitting, plus it got little wear.
The white tank/no brand was also no longer a well fitting garment.
Two vintage blouses. The first one had no brand name and was
big, worn only three times.
The Josephine brand bib blouse was also too big on me.
Finally the H&M cardi dates from 2012, it was purchased
in NY, worn in 4 continents, over twenty times...
I got my money's worth.
A turquoise tube from Wow was in bad shape and
I never wore it. Pure DKNY by Dona Karan, seems
a bit big and I never styled it in a way I truly loved.
A greenish top by Personal Identity had a tiny hole in it.
A greish pair of trousers by Esprit. It was a hand
me down however every time I tried it on it fit
awful. So I'm passing it on.
A red wrap charm bracelet that was no longer in use.
Belt from MNG Mango was beginning to peel.
Dark wood bead necklace and bracelets.
Just not feeling them any more.
Four bracelets and a pair of earrings. Funny how most
of these were gifts that I held on to just because.
Also 5 pairs of shoes.
The striped flats from Nine West date to June 2014, on sale for 25.00 USD
were worn at least 18 times, cost per wear was about 0.72 cents.
Second pair was the red heeled Mary Janes from Nine West,the third
a black patent zipper detail flats from Michael Kors that date from 2011.
Worn at least 25 times these shoes have no life left in them.
The 4th pair, my Innovativi wedges, purchased in Brazil,
were worn at least 90 times.
Finally my silver glitter flats from Zara, purchased
in Montevideo, Uruguay-
I will miss them the most, we had a good run.
At least 36 wears.
25 items for May.
Oh, BTW 6 of there were white and another 5 were shoes ;)
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Vogue India
This October, let your accessories make you feel empowered
Leave it to Christian Louboutin to raise your grunge quotient with his Panettone messenger bag.
With a healthy dose of chic, the bag is covered with surface embellishment in form of studs and is made out of calf leather. Inspired by the humble beginnings of Louboutin in Galerie Vero-Dodat, it's an ideal choice for those who like to strut on the edge.
The Panettone messenger bag is priced at Rs 1,35,000 and is available at the Mumbai flagship store.


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With President Trump ordering steep new tariffs on imported steel and aluminum on Thursday, and with America's trading partners threatening to retaliate, it looks as if Mr. Trump will get the trade war that he seems to want and that he thinks will be "easy" for the United States to win.
"Trade wars aren't so bad," he had said at the White House on Wednesday.
Which made me wonder: What trade wars does Mr. Trump have in mind?
The most prominent trade war of the 20th century was ignited by the Smoot-Hawley Tariff act of 1930, which imposed steep tariffs on roughly 20,000 imported goods. Led by Canada, America's trading partners retaliated with tariffs on United States exports, which plunged 61 percent from 1929 to 1933. The tariffs were repealed in 1934.
Historians and economists continue to debate the extent of the damage to the global economy, but there is little disagreement that Smoot-Hawley and the ensuing trade war exacerbated and prolonged the hardships of the Great Depression. Many historians contend it also contributed to the rise of the Nazis and other fascist parties. There is almost universal agreement that no one "won" that trade war.
Smoot-Hawley "was such a disaster that it's held sway over American trade policy for over 80 years," said Joshua Meltzer, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who also teaches international trade law at Johns Hopkins University. "No one wants to repeat it."
He called Mr. Trump's comments on trade wars "a dramatic departure" from economic orthodoxy.
On the question of who wins, "the easy answer is to say that no one wins a trade war," said Marc-William Palen, a professor of history at the University of Exeter in Britain and the author of "The 'Conspiracy' of Free Trade," which examines trade rivalry between the United States and the British Empire in the 19th century. "But the more I reflect on it, it seems the winners are those nations that don't take part."
Professor Palen cited the late-19th-century trade wars between Canada and the United States, which caused a precipitous drop in Canadian exports to America and led Canada to seek export markets in Britain. "The British Empire was the winner," he said.
Another "big winner" from a trade war it was not involved in, Professor Palen said, was Soviet Russia, which was largely shunned by Western trading partners after the 1917 revolution and the rise of communism, and was desperate for hard currency. The Smoot-Hawley tariffs, Professor Palen said, caused countries like Italy to abandon American imports and resume trading with the Soviets, forging trade links that persist today.
A textbook case of one country's "winning" a trade war occurred during the late 19th century when a newly unified Italy imposed steep tariffs on imports from France in order to spur domestic industrialization. France, which was much richer and stronger, retaliated with tariffs against Italy, and Italian exports to France collapsed. Even after Italy abandoned its tariffs, France continued to punish Italy for years with high tariffs.
"France won in the sense that the trade war was brutal for the Italians," said John Conybeare, emeritus professor of political science at the University of Iowa, and the author of the book "Trade Wars."
Professor Conybeare said an enduring lesson from that trade conflict was that if there is a wide disparity in economic strength between two countries, the stronger country will probably prevail. "Trump must be thinking that the large size of the U.S. domestic market gives it a lot of bargaining power in any trade dispute," he said.
While that may be true with much smaller, weaker countries, it is not the case with trading partners of equal or even larger size, such as the European Union and China. "Without that large disparity in economic strength, both sides lose," Professor Conybeare said.
He cited what have become known as the "chicken wars" of the early 1960s, a trade dispute set off when Germany and France imposed tariffs on American chicken. The United States retaliated by imposing tariffs on an array of goods, including French brandy, light trucks and Volkswagen buses. The United States even threatened to reduce its troop presence in Europe. Despite those pressures, the newly formed European Economic Community did not back down, and in that sense the United States "lost" the war.
The biggest losers, though, were American and European consumers deprived of choices in the marketplace and forced to pay higher prices for what was available.
There were also unintended consequences. American automakers, insulated from foreign competition by the tariffs, failed to modernize, improve quality or reduce costs, setting the stage for a decades-long decline, which for Chrysler and General Motors ended in bankruptcy.
Much the same can be said of the United States steel industry, which since World War II has probably received more protection from tariffs and quotas than any other industry. "They just used the protection to raise prices, fatten profits, pay their executives more and avoid automating and reducing costs," Professor Conybeare said. "They didn't use the breathing space they gained to modernize. So much of the U.S. steel industry is using obsolete technology, which is why they can't compete."
Decades of tariff protection have done little to stem the industry's decline. Domestic steel employment dropped from 135,000 in 2000 to 83,600 in 2016, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Much like Mr. Trump, President George W. Bush veered from Republican free trade orthodoxy in 2002 when he imposed tariffs of up to 30 percent on certain steel products to counter what he claimed was a surge of imports (Canada, Mexico and a number of developing countries were exempted). Although the tariffs were loudly condemned by many Republicans, politicians from steel-producing states supported the move and protectionist Democrats like Representative Richard Gephardt of Missouri argued that the measures did not go far enough.
The European Union filed charges with the World Trade Organization, which ruled that the tariffs were illegal and discriminatory and authorized up to $2 billion in retaliatory measures. The E.U. threatened tariffs on a variety of American products, including autos and Florida oranges.
Mr. Bush abandoned the tariffs in December 2003. He claimed that they had served their purpose, but subsequent studies suggested that they had little impact on employment in the industry and led to a loss of hundreds of thousands of jobs in industries that use steel as a raw material.
Mr. Trump's pronouncements on trade this week "sound like a very archaic, 19th-century argument," Professor Palen said, referring to a time when protectionism was Republican orthodoxy and Representative William McKinley of Ohio, who later became president, was successfully promoting his Tariff Act of 1890, which raised the average duty on imports to nearly 50 percent.
The act is widely considered by historians to have been a disaster that led to higher consumer prices and inflation and provoked a voter backlash. Republicans lost their House majority in 1890 and lost the White House and both houses of Congress in 1892. The act was repealed in 1894.
In any trade war, as that example suggests, "the big losers are consumers, who are the vast majority of people," Professor Palen said. "A few industries may benefit, but there are way more losers than winners. And the poor are the biggest losers of all. People like Trump may not care that much about paying a few extra dollars. But a lot of people don't have that luxury."


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European Barberry Berberis vulgaris
Barberry is a thorned, deciduous shrub growing up to 3 meters (10 feet)
in height common to most areas of Central and Southern Europe and the
Northeastern regions of the United States. It grows well in dry, sunny
locations, flowers in mid-spring to early summer and produces a fruit (Fructis
berberidis) that can be harvested in early autumn or fall.
The leaves of the barberry plant are spatula shaped with numerous spiny
teeth arising from the axils of thorns on short bushy shoots. Barberry
has yellow, unpleasant smelling flowers that form hanging clusters,
which form into long scarlet colored berries with a sour taste (1) (2).
folk medicine, european barberry root bark has been used for various
conditions including liver dysfunction, gallbladder disease, diarrhea,
indigestion and urinary tract diseases (3) (4) (5). It has been applied
in many cultures to treat malaria, and leishmaniasis (4) (5) (6).
American Indians used barberry to improve appetite, a function that was
soon picked up by early American settlers. It was also reportedly used
for treating stomach problems such as ulcers and heartburn (3), and is
listed in the American Medical Ethnobotany Reference Dictionary as being
effective in reducing fever (7).
Duke's Handbook of Medicinal Herbs lists barberry as being
anti-helicobacter, fungicidal and anti-parasitic. It reports indications
of barberry against staphylococcus, streptococcus and yeast, and claims
that it is superior in bactericidal properties to chloramphenicol, a
commonly prescribed antibiotic drug (8).
The constituents berberine, columbamine, and oxyacanthine show evidence
of antibacterial activity, with some suggestion that berberine sulfate
might be amebicidal and trypanocidal (3) (9). Research indicates that
berberine is specifically effective against cholera, giardia, shigella,
salmonella and E. coli (10).
The German Commission E Monographs list barberry not only as useful for
treating liver diseases, but also as a stimulant for the circulatory and
respiratory systems (11). Barberry is claimed also to have anti-viral
activities, and as a treatment for chronic candidiasis, indigestion and
parasites (12).
Laboratory studies have shown that berberine has some activity against
E. histolytica in mice (6).
Barberry is generally considered safe when consumed orally and
appropriately for medicinal purposes, but due to its moderately toxic
properties cannot be recommended for consumption in quantities over 500
mg. Barberry has been classified as unsafe to take during pregnancy due
to its uterine stimulant properties. Due to the lack of reliable studies
on the use of barberry during periods of lactation it is not recommended
for use while breastfeeding (4).
Dorfler HP, Roselt G. The Dictionary of Healing Plants. New York, NY:
Blandford Press. 1989.
2. "Barberry, Berberis vulgaris." Indian Spring Herbal Encyclopedia. (Accessed
May 30, 2003)
3. Foster S, Tyler VE. Tyler's Honest Herbal: A Sensible Guide to the Use of
Herbs and Related Remedies. Fourth Edition. New York: The Haworth Herbal
Press, 1999.
4. Jellin JM, Batz F, Hitchens K. Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database.
Third Edition. Stockton, California: Therapeutic Research Faculty, 2000.
Gruenwald J, et.al. PDR for Herbal Medicines. First Edition. Montvale, NJ:
Medical Economics Company, Inc., 1998.
Hostettmann, K, Marston A, Maillard M, Hamburger M. ed. Phytochemistry of Plants
Used in Traditional Medicine. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1995.
Moerman, DE. American Medical Ethnobotany: A Reference Dictionary. New York,
NY: Garland Publishing. 1977.
JA, et. al. Handbook of Medicinal Herbs. Second Edition. Boca Raton, FL: CRC
Press. 2002.
AY, Foster S. Encyclopedia of Common Natural Ingredients Used in Food, Drugs
and Cosmetics. Second Edition. New York, NY: Wiley & Sons, 1996.
10. Chevallier A. Encyclopedia of Medicinal Plants. Revised Edition. Sydney,
Australia: Dorling Kindersley. 2001.
Blumenthal M, et. al. ed. The Complete German Commission E Monographs:
Therapeutic Guide to Herbal Medicines. Austin: American Botanical Council,
Berberis vulgaris." United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Medicinal
Plant Database. Beltsville Agricultural Research Center. (Accessed May 30,
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My family and I love coconut crusted shrimp so when I found this recipe I knew we were going to love it. Not only is it fantastic it's earth shaking! I had this horrible feeling that the recipe would be sweet since you use sweetened coconut flakes, but frying it takes away the sweetness of the coconut. You are left with a little sweet, but nothing to be concerned with. I absolutely love this recipe and so did everyone else in my family. YUMM-O!
I must admit that I wasn't sure about the Spicy Apricot Sauce I tried it right after I made it and I didn't think it was that great. When I tried it was the chicken I loved it. Everyone else admitted that they were unsure about the sauce also until they tried it and everyone thought it was fantastic!
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- vegetable oil (for frying)
- Mix cornstarch, salt, Cayenne Pepper and Black Pepper in shallow bowl; set aside.
- Beat egg whites in medium size mixing bowl until frothy.
- Place coconut in a shallow bowl.
- Dredge chicken tenders in cornstarch mixture; shake off excess.
- Dip chicken in egg whites, then press chicken into coconut.
- Turn over and press into coconut again to coat both sides.
- Heat oil in heavy skillet (oil should be about 2 inches deep - add more oil if needed) or deep fat fryer to 350º F.
- Add chicken to the hot oil in batches.
- Deep fry until cooked through, about 2 to 3 minutes.
- Drain. Serve hot with Spicy Apricot Dipping Sauce.
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|Team Blue celebrates the 3-1 win
Final: Team Blue 3, Team White 1
This game was played over three periods, 15 minutes each. Both teams played to a scoreless 0-0 tie after the first period. In the second period, Team White got on the scoreboard first when forward Brad Hawkinson scored on Blue goaltender Michael Bitzer. Hawkinson collected a rebound in the slot and while falling, jammed the puck past Bitzer. I was told later that Zach Aston-Reese, who was right there with Hawkinson, may have also got a stick on the puck before it went into the net. Regardless, White took an early 1-0 lead.
Team Blue got on the scoreboard later in the second period when forward Vinni Lettieri scored on a 2-on-1 thanks to a nice assist from forward Jake Wood. Team Blue added another goal in the second period to take a 2-1 lead when forward Garrett Brossart scored on a goal-mouth scramble. At the second intermission, Team Blue hung on to a 2-1 lead over Team White.
Both teams exchanged scoring chances in the third, but both Bitzer and Teichroeb stood tall. In the last minute of the game, Team White pulled goaltender Jackson Teichroeb for the extra attacker to hopefully tie the game. However, it was forward Jake Wood who scored an empty-net goal to seal the victory for Team Blue.
Michael Bitzer gave up just one goal during the game, and Jackson Teichroeb gave up just two goals. I will say that Blue definitely had more scoring opportunities in this game compared to White, and Teichroeb had to make a lot more saves compared to Bitzer. Some of the saves Teichroeb made were highlight reel stops.
My MVP of Team Blue goes to forward Jake Wood who finished with one goal and one assist. Wood was one of the top three non-veteran players at camp in my opinion. He is a bit on the small side (5'8", 170 pounds), but he plays like he's 6'4", 200 pounds. Great hands, good speed, and he throws his body around with abandon. My MVP of Team White goes to goaltender Jackson Teichroeb who played very, very well. Without Teichroeb in net, Team Blue could have easily scored 5 or 6 goals. In my opinion, Teichroeb was the best goaltender at camp in terms of consistency. He never had a bad game.
That's it for the camp recaps! I'm hoping to post a few more article related to the camp in the next couple of days. First off, I want to post a quick review of the camp tomorrow. I also took a number of pictures (I'm definitely not a photographer) during the camp that I want to share with everyone also. Also, I'm thinking of posting some goal stats and a B³ first-team from camp and a honorable mention team.
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10 unique 19th century postcards from Taus Makhacheva's personal archive as seen in the artist's book Types du Caucase.
Each postcard represents a "pittoresque" group from various tribes, families, nationalities or representatives of diverse professions of people from the Caucausus, presented in a style of colonial pictorialism emblematic of the exotization perpetuated by Russian/French speaking elites of the time.
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As I'm writing this, a shuttle bus is taking me a hundred miles north to meet a new friend (I hope): the freshly overhauled Lyc IO-360-A1A that's snuggled under the cowling of Eight Papa Bravo and is waiting for me to pick her up and bring her home. It has been a long time since I've done the new engine thing. I feel as if I'm going on a first date after just getting divorced. I'm not really cheating on the old one, am I?
Although airplane engines are theoretically mechanical beings, that's not entirely true. Not if you live with one for its entire life, it's not. I can't tell you how much I didn't want to overhaul my last engine. The feeling has nothing to do with costs (well…maybe a little), but does have a lot to do with the huge confidence factor that long-term familiarity breeds. I knew every single sound and vibration that engine had in its soul, and now I have to start the process all over again.
The last engine was unbelievable. It went 2,200 hours on a TBO of 1,400 hours and still had 76/80 on all four holes and burned only one quart every 12 to 14 hours. There was absolutely nothing about the engine that said I should overhaul it—other than some numbers on the face of a tachometer. But something inside me said I was risking too much by not doing it soon... So, I did it.
Mattituck (www.mattituck.com) does my overhauls and all have lasted as well as the previous one. Amazing! So, I entrusted my engine and, by extension, my butt to them again. And today I start the 15-hour break-in procedure (lots and lots of droning around) in anticipation of a new student showing up in a couple of days. It's going to be several long, sweaty days.
Later That Same Day...
Well, I met her. And I have to admit that there's something different going on here. It's probably part of the first-date thing I mentioned. For one thing, her starter vaguely bothers me because it meshes with a gritty feel, like the sand-filled tracks of a bulldozer going around: I hadn't noticed that my old engine sounded so smooth on startup because thousands of starts had worn the edges smooth, and the Bendix and ring gear meshed like the internal workings of a fine target pistol—fluid and purposeful.
There's also something different about her voice. It has a flat, raspy edge to it, like a cabaret singer who has spent too many decades leaning against too many pianos in too many smoky dives, cigarette in hand. Not unpleasant, just different. The tune being sung is still old-school Lycoming rock and roll, but for some strange reason, this engine interprets it differently. The snarl comes out sounding the same, but different. It's hard to explain.
I don't remember this kind of emotional reaction to my last engine when Mattituck delivered it. That, however, was nearly seven years ago, and the engine it was replacing came with the airplane and had never been a happy motor. I never really trusted it, so I never bonded with it. On the other hand, 2,200 hours of putting your life on the line with the same antigravity machine creates more than a bond. It becomes part of your life, and you sense, more than hear or feel, when it's not feeling well. You instantaneously know when a hesitation in its gait means something is serious and not just a bit of indigestion. You develop a way of connecting with it that goes beyond vibrations and sounds.
The Next Evening...
I flew six hops today for a total of 7.4 hours with the OAT hovering around 108 degrees (August in the desert, argh!). I'm up to just under 12 hours, so I'm closing in on it, but I've decided that breaking in a new engine is second only to housebreaking a new puppy in terms of the commitment and minor aggravations both endeavors entail. Once the process begins, you can't turn your back on it for a second, or it won't work out. To make matters worse, both endeavors are greatly complicated and rushed when we know company's coming—everything has to be just right. In this case, I'll be flying a new student tomorrow and I need a complete and functional airplane to strap him into.
The first couple of hours spent circling over the airport waiting for sheets of flame and bent metal to cascade back from the nose (did I mention that I'm a born-again pessimist?) were terminally boring. After that, however, as the motor and I began to make friends and I ventured further afield, it became a form of masochistic fun, even though my body felt as if it was being slowly dried into beef jerky. That much time in a fish-bowl canopy in August in any state, much less Arizona, is going to cook you. Even so, I got to poke my nose into places in my local area I'd always wanted to investigate but never could.
About three hours into the marathon, I realized that I had just been handed a new reason to live, or maybe another way to measure a life span: if the trend continues, I have a minimum of two, and probably three, more engines left in me. And I'm even looking forward to breaking them in.
The new rubber band and I are going to be just fine, because on the way home, I received a sure sign that all will be well. Just as I dropped over the edge of the last mesa on my usual path home, I happened to glance down at a collection of small buttes I've looked at a thousand times. This time, however, the low sun laid hard shadows around an incredibly precise, little Indian ruin I had never seen before, making it jump out at me as if to say, "The gods wanted you to see this. Everything is going to be okay." I couldn't help but smile, and my new friend and I headed for home.
Budd Davisson is an accomplished aviation writer and photographer, CFII & CFIA, aircraft owner and builder. He has authored two books and lectured at the Smithsonian and NASA's Langley Research Center. Check out his Website at www.airbum.com.


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Nova Posta Vinyl, the record label that's owned and operated by Midlake's Eric Pulido and Robert Gomez, has been busy lately.
Just last week, we found out that the Denton label will be re-releasing Midlake's The Trials of Van Occupanther on vinyl. And now? They're offering up a free download of Robert Gomez's To The Smoke EP. (Donations are also accepted, although optional.)
The record features six B-sides that didn't make the cut on Gomez's most recent album, 2009's, Pine Sticks and Phosphorus, which was co-produced by Centro-matic's Matt Pence, and featured performances from members of Midlake, The Polyphonic Spree, and Sarah Jaffe.
And, as an added bonus, it also includes the song he created last year while playing a David Byrne sound installation in London.
Can't say we're really surprised that Gomez decided to release these tracks on their own--they're too good to just be considered B-sides. The arrangements are dense and dark and they make good use of the natural tendencies of the backing players.
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An Experiment with an Air Pump – May
An Experiment with an Air Pump by Shelagh Stephenson was an intriguing play directed by Chester Stern. It was a sort of detective story comprising romance, farce and tragedy, and was inspired by Joseph Wright's 1768 scientific painting "An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump". The action is set in the same house with parallel stories set 200 years apart on New Year's Eve 1799 and 1999 with the backprojection screen keeping the audience aware of which century they were in. A first for the Parlour Players was the actual hanging on stage of one of the characters!
The Cast and Director relax at the After Show Party:
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Love2shop Business provide rewards, incentives, prizes and travel for businesses in over 150 countries. We're one of the largest business reward providers in the UK and a market leader in the recognition and reward industry.
We're home to immensely popular products like the Love2shop Gift Voucher, Love2shop Gift Card, a wide selection of e codes, and a full-time concierge holidays department to book travel.
We meet even the most demanding clients' needs with our purpose-built platforms, in-house dispatching department, and exceptional business account management teams. Our combined decades of experience produce tangible results for hundreds of businesses every year.
Some facts and stats about our business
Our brand values
At Love2shop Business we seek to build trust-based and lasting relationships with our many clients. Our single, simple purpose is to serve our clients well and be known for our consistent, high quality customer service.
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Are you worried because your child hasn't started talking yet? Or that your child can not always pronounce certain sounds in words? Whatever your concern, early intervention for speech and language concerns can improve your child's future communication skills and give him or her more confidence when speaking.
Some speech-language disorders that can affect children may include:
- Language disorders – difficulty understanding or processing language (receptive), or difficulty using language (expressive).
- Speech sound disorders – difficulty pronouncing certain sounds or unintelligible speech.
- Fluency disorders – interruption of the flow of speech (e.g., hesitations, repetitions, or prolonging sounds or words).
- Voice disorders – problems with the pitch, volume or quality of the voice.
The American Speech Language Hearing Association (ASHA) has compiled a list of early warning signs of communication disorders.
Potential Signs Of A Language Disorder
- Doesn't smile or interact with others (3 months)
- Doesn't babble (9 months)
- Doesn't use gestures (e.g., waving, pointing) (7–12 months)
- Has not used first word (15 months)
- Doesn't follow simple directions (20 months)
- Doesn't put words together to make sentences (1½–2 years)
- Has trouble interacting with other children (2–3 years)
- Has a vocabulary of less than 50 words (2 years)
Potential Signs Of A Speech Sound Disorder
- Less than 50% intelligible to unfamiliar listeners by the age of 2
- Unfamiliar listeners can understand less than 75% of what 3-year-old says
- Inconsistent productions of the same target sounds or words
Potential Signs Of A fluency disorder
- Repeats first sounds of words—such as "b-b-b-ball" for "ball"
- Stretches sounds out—such as "f-f-f-f-farm" for "farm"
- Significantly rapid speech rate
Potential Signs Of A Voice Disorder
- Uses a hoarse or breathy voice
- Inability to speak loudly
- Chronic cough or excessive throat clearing
Early intervention can be an integral part of the process, so it's important your child begins treatment as soon as possible. ASHA says: "The earlier a child's speech and language problems are identified and treated, the less likely it is that problems will persist or get worse. Early speech and language intervention can help children be more successful with reading, writing, schoolwork, and interpersonal relationships."
It can be important not to wait for your child to outgrow their speech and language concerns. Instead, contact your pediatrician or local speech-language pathologist to discuss your child's communication concerns. Speech-language disorders can negatively impact your child's ability to read, write, learn, and even socialize.
As a parent, your involvement is a crucial to helping your child overcome a speech-language disorder. There are several activities that you can do at home to help your child that include playing word games, telling stories, having your child play with other children, giving your child time to talk, and using a wide variety of words with your child. Check out Denver Speech Language Solutions blog post about nine activities you can do with your child to enhance speech and language development.
Denver Speech Language Solutions is a therapist owned company based in Stapleton that specializes in providing individualized pediatric in-home speech-language therapy. Our mission is to work collaboratively with children and families to maximize each child's communication potential. We want to listen to you and your child's concerns and needs and then collaboratively work through solutions for success. We offer a variety of services to children ranging in age from birth to adolescence.
If you are looking for experienced, professional and reliable in-home speech-language therapy, Denver Speech Language Solutions can help. Contact us today at (720) 815-5830 or email@example.com for a free consultation to discuss your child's needs and evaluate different treatment options. Learn more about Denver Speech Language Solutions by visiting our website at www.speechdenver.com.
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Smoraffah needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 94 designs submitted by 18 freelance designers.
We sell Kitchen and Bathroom cabinets online only. Our target audience are homeowners, contractors, designers, builders, etc., who are looking for good deals and fast delivery. 2DayCabinets.com offers something that competitors do not: ALL products are in stock and ship within 2 days.
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(Page 1) Homepage - Please see inspirational webpage below. Our wholesale prices are 40-70% lower than home center prices. For a limited time, take an additional 30% off of our already low prices! Some type of rotating banner or graphic (similar to cabinetstogo webpage) that says: All Wood. Real Fast! with a picture of a kitchen next to it. Another banner will have a picture of a kitchen with the phrase: "We use no particle board or MDF. Ever! (underlined)" Needs a live chat button. Needs a Satisfaction Guaranteed Stamp. Connect with us buttons for Twitter, Facebook, Google+.
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Mountain Leader training course
Mountain Leader training course description
Why do your Mountain Leader training with Climb365?
We base our courses in the heart of the Lake District fells and aim to spend as much time as possible in the mountains rather than in a classroom.
Our courses are very practically based with an emphasis on learning through experience and doing.
We do a 3-day, 2-night expedition. A lot of providers only do one-night wild camp. We have found that investing our time in your course and doing two nights camping expedition enables you to learn vastly more. The feedback from our clients is always how beneficial this has been for them.
Some of our courses throughout the year are run from a base, offering self catering accommodation. For 2020 we will be using the beautifully located National Trust "Base camp" which is situated near Hawkshead. This amazing location give us easy access to the mountains ensuring we spend as much time as possible out on the hills.
We are using the "Acland building" which provides a relaxed area to share the course with the other participants and during these weeks we will often be running training and assessment courses side by side. We find this works really well and is fun for candidates and also helps for the sharing of skills learned through the week.
On the weeks with accommodation provided we will meet at the base offering you the opportunity to quickly settle in then get started with the course introductions before heading out on the hill for the day.
Course Info
All our staff are highly qualified (Winter Mountaineering and Climbing Instructors or Mountaineering and Climbing Instructors ) and have many years' experience of running ML courses as well as working with a wide variety of groups, clients and young people in the outdoors.
The course will cover the Mountain Leader training course syllabus of the Mountain Training scheme and is a Mountain Training recognized and approved.
We run our Mountain Leader training course with a 3-day 2-night expedition to include 2-night navigation exercises. We believe this gives more scope for learning and consolidation than a shorter expedition would allow.
There will be practical, discussion-based or lecture sessions on the first two evenings.
The courses will start at 9.00 a.m on the first day and finish at tea time (around 4 pm) on the last day.
We do have a friendly dog on our courses called "fly", if you do not like dog's please let us know and we won't bring him along.
Mountain Training registration
You must be registered with Mountain Training to do this course. You must create an account with Mountain Training and register on the scheme. The best way to do this is on the Mountain Training Website. Sometimes candidates don't realise that they need to create an account and also register on the chosen scheme.
This video clip runs through all the steps to being registered.
To register and attend the Mountain Leader Training course you must have a minimum of 20 quality Mountain Days logged in your Dlog. These must be in your Dlog before the course starts, if you do not get these in your Dlog you will "not complete" the course and you will then have to apply for "exemption from training" which incurs a Mountain Training fee.
Course programme
Mountain Leader training course
Day 1
Meet at 9.00 am
Group Introductions and course welcome.
We aim to be on the hills as soon as possible.
Day 1 is an introduction to navigation focusing on contour interpretation.
We also look at what you should carry as a group leader on the hill and party management.
Evening lecture: Mountain weather
Day 2
Security on steep ground.
We look at route choice over steep ground, party management, emergency rope use and group leadership skills.
Evening lecture: Access and Conservation
Day 3
a.m. River crossing
p.m. Expedition preparation. Tents, stoves, food, clothing, route planning with emergency escape routes.
Packing our sacks ready for the 3-day expedition.
Although a 2-day expedition is all that is required for the "MT" we believe a 3-day expedition gives you a much better experience and allows more skill consolidation.
Day 4
3 day 2 night expedition using 1:25000, 1:50000 & 1:40000 maps
Day and night navigation.
We aim to cover:
use of compass and bearings, timing and pacing to estimate distance covered, contour interpretation, navigation techniques, night navigation, poor visibility navigation, camp craft, first aid emergency scenarios, group leadership, steep ground route choice and party management.
Day 5
Day and night navigation on the expedition
Day 6
Return from the expedition to arrive back by lunchtime for brunch.
Individual debriefs and assessment preparation plan.
The course will finish at about 4 pm.
Monday 28th October to Saturday 2nd November
Monday 6th to Saturday 11th April Self-catering accommodation available
Monday 25th to Friday 30th May Self-catering accommodation available
Monday 13th to Friday 18th July
Monday 5th to Friday 10th October
Total course cost is £400 non-residential for the 6-day course
Total course cost is £455 for the 6-day course
This includes self-catering accommodation on the Mon, Tues and Wed eve.
Thursday and Friday eve we are out wild camping on the Three-day, two-night expedition.
We normally finish off the week at a cafe for a full breakfast/brunch, well nearly at lunchtime but it always tastes great!
You can simply book online and fill in the booking form all in one go.
We use world pay to make things safe and as easy as possible for you.
Once you have booked online, you will receive a confirmation email for your booking with all the arrangements for your course.
If you would like to email or chat please don't hesitate to get in touch.
For this course, you must be registered with the MT and fulfil the experience requirements of 20 quality mountain days.
The MT can be contacted on 01690 720314 or go to their website www.mountain-training.org
I did my ML training with Stu and Bryan at Climb365 and I couldn't reccommend them highly enough. Their knowledge and raport with candidates was top class even when the weather was grim. I felt happy to be out and learning really useful skills.
The Climb365 team are so positive, professional and passionate about training. I immediately felt welcome and fully engaged in the course; they'll encourage and support you all the way.
Hi Stuart I wanted to thank you again for a fantastic training last week. I really learnt a lot from both you and Andy. The expedition was great, the perfect balance of relaxed atmosphere but plenty of learning opportunity. I enjoyed having input from 2 trainers, was good to learn differently from the 2 of you. Many thanks again Pete
Hi, I just wanted to drop you an email to say how great the training course was. I can't wait to get out on my own and practice the skills. Thanks again!
Dear Stuart, thanks for my ML Training course in which you helped me to develop my knowledge of hill walking techniques, navigation, river crossing, rope work, camp craft and crucially how to safely lead groups in the mountains. I've lost count of the valuable snippets of knowledge I have picked up from you! I'm feeling confident and looking forward to my undertaking my assessment with you after developing my log book and experience further. The breakfast in Ambleside after three days camping in the fells was a fitting end to a fun, informative and mentally/physically stimulating week. Thanks again. Mark,
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Looking for a job where you can have fun and stay active? Then Athletics & Play Emory is the place for you! Find all the info you need on our Student Employment page!
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Being a teacher poses many challenges, and one of them can be financial. Some teachers struggle to make ends meet and look for opportunities outside of their full-time job to supplement their income.
Many teachers, even those who earn a good wage, take on a part-time job, whether it be tutoring, more teaching, editing, work from home jobs or something else.
While we've already covered jobs for former teachers and alternative jobs for teachers, we haven't yet looked at part time jobs for teachers. In this article, we are going to discuss both part time work at home jobs and part time teaching opportunities that can help educators supplement their income when needed.
These are the best part time jobs for teachers
Virtual Teaching Jobs
In addition to full-time jobs at schools or other educational institutions, teachers can work at home and teach English and other courses online, via Skype or directly via an online educational platform, like VIPKID. Working from the comfort of your own home has a range of benefits, including flexibility and precious time that is saved on commuting to work. Besides, virtual teachers can teach students of all ages, thus getting a broader "target audience".
Editing Jobs Online
Educational publishing is a natural fit for teachers during the summer. Due to their unique set of skills, teachers can edit a wide range of materials, from scientific works to fiction books and journalism. Editing jobs are also available in person, but doing them online makes it easier to balance with a full-time classroom teaching job.
Educational Consulting Jobs
If you have an entrepreneurial spirit, you can build a coaching business for teachers and administrators. If not, then it is not a problem – you can consult the employees of educational institutions as well. Based on your experience, you can also help the newcomer teachers resolve any issues that are related to curriculum, communication with the students, etc.
A business like this takes a long time to build, so it's best to look at it as a side project to your main career.
Homeschool Jobs for Teachers
Teaching homeschoolers is another opportunity to increase income. It is a convenient option to teach the students one-on-one, without the need to manage the entire classroom.
Part-Time Consultant Job
Teachers can work as consultants not only at educational institutions but also at firms and corporations or scientific labs. They can share their knowledge with company or lab employees and use their teaching skills to present this information in an engaging way.
Other Part-Time Education Jobs
Actually, the domain of education offers quite many opportunities to work part-time. For example, you can go to a summer camp, either in your home country or abroad, and teach or entertain kids there. Another example is a contributing author in a popular science magazine or online publication. Based on your qualifications, you can choose the direction that fits you best.
E-learning Course Writer
The online course industry is another potential source of income for qualified teachers. All you need is turn your lessons or lectures into PowerPoint presentations, add hands-on exercises, record audio voiceover and upload the course to an e-learning platform.
Provider of Materials for Teachers
Another way to sell your knowledge online is to upload your worksheets, instructional strategies, fun classroom activities, lesson plans, teaching resources and more to specialized sites so that other teachers can download them. It is a great opportunity for those who are seeking part-time jobs for teachers.
Click this article for examples of teaching resources.
Translator, Interpreter
Teachers of foreign languages can benefit from their polyglot skills and work as translators or interpreters. Most translators work online, so it is not a problem to organize your translation routine as a home based part-time job.
It is also possible to get a one-time job as an interpreter at a conference or meeting. Finally, teachers of foreign languages can also work as individual interpreters for foreigners who visit their home country and do not know the language.
Test Scorer, Assessment Coordinator
This part-time job would also suit teachers of foreign languages, especially ESL teachers. Providers of exams such as TOEFL and IELTS always need native English speakers or speakers of English with a nearly native level to participate in test scoring.
Substitute Teacher
Substitute teaching is almost like a part-time tutoring job, but nevertheless it is also a good opportunity of extra income. If you are brave enough to enter a classroom full of strangers who are used to another teacher, then you could use this option to get a part time teaching job.
Academic Coach
This is a variation of an educational consulting job that consists of evaluation and support of the students' needs as well as coordination and implementation of lessons.
Childcare Specialist
If you enjoy working with kids, you may consider work in kindergarten as a part-time job. You can use your teaching skills to play various educational games that the kids will definitely enjoy.
Fitness Training
Physical education teachers have the option of getting a part time job at gyms and fitness centers both as group and individual fitness trainers.
As you can see, there is a wide variety of part-time teaching jobs. Choose the one that suits you best and supplement your regular teaching income.


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Black Coffee's Human Orchestra
As part of the Ballentine's inspired Stay True range of short films, South African electronic music producer Black Coffee has lead a 40 strong group of African vocalists to create a stunning voice-only recreation of his most famous track, 'Rock My World'. Each of the Stay True films has been shot around the world and features unique individuals who represent the mantra, 'Stay True, Leave an Impression'.
Each film in the series, captures these individuals as they bring their own story to life, performing innovative, creative and artistic experiments centred around their passions, philosophies and talent.
The latest film, shot in and around Johannesburg (Soweto and Maboneng), illustrates Back Coffee's passion, creativity and continuous experimentation with music. The film opens with Black Coffee's own back-story before we see him assemble a group of vocalists from across Africa.
The climax of the film is an experiment which defines Black Coffee's ambition as an artist; it is an impressive feat to deconstruct one of his most famous electronic music productions, 'Rock My World', and recreating it using only the vocal abilities of his 40 strong choir. In this moment we see the worlds of electronic music and vocal technics collide as the beautiful acapella arrangement is expertly pieced together.
Black Coffee commented: "Musical experimentation and its power to bring people together is why I do what I do. When Ballantine's asked me what my dream experiment would be, I wanted to set us the challenge to do something unique. To see the group of vocalists we put together from throughout Africa with each playing their own part, producing the final recreation of 'Rock My World' was an amazingly satisfying moment."
The Stay True films presented by Ballentine's can be found at www.StayTrueStories.com.


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Stuart founded Wealth Strategist Partners (WSP) as the successor to his family's investment platform, where he was co-Chief Investment Officer for many years following the sale of Carnation Company, the business founded by his great-grandfather. The family remains a client of WSP.
Stuart has been an investment professional for over 35 years, and serves as WSP's CIO. In addition to his duties with WSP, Stuart is Chairman of the Investment Committee of National Public Radio and is a board member of the National Public Radio Foundation. He is Vice Chairman of the Board and co-chairs the Investment Committee of the Stuart Foundation, a $500mm foundation based in California.
Stuart designed and leads the University of Chicago Booth School of Business's Private Wealth Management continuing education program, which has served over 500 individuals and families in the 11 years since the course's inception. His book, Wealth: Grow It and Protect It (FT Press), has been published on three continents. He is the author of numerous articles on investing and wealth management, most recently "The 50% Rule" and "Pick Your Battles" (Journal of Wealth Management), co-authored with Alejandro Sanz.
Previously, Stuart was the Senior Managing Director of the Ultra-High Net Worth Group within Private Client Services at Bank One (now JP Morgan Chase), director of a multi-family investment office in Paris, France; General Manager of European operations of Wellington Management Company in London, England; and Assistant Portfolio Manager of a Forbes Honor Roll mutual fund.
He has a B.A. with honors from Dartmouth College, an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School, and is a Chartered Financial Analyst.
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A placing in a Werribee barrier trial has Ability ready for a return to the racetrack.
Ability ran second to Balancing Act with Craig Williams aboard in Monday's 800m-trial and is set to run at Flemington on Saturday week.
The former Robert Smerdon-trained sprinter, now in the care of Henry Dwyer, hasn't raced since finishing sixth at Caulfield in October.
Ability underwent an operation to remove bone chips from a knee and has been given a steady build-up.
Monday's trial was his third since the operation and Dwyer said Ability was ready to run at Flemington on June 9 over 1000m.
"He's a big gross horse who had a long spell and probably needed to do a bit which he did," Dwyer said.
"Craig didn't think he was all that happy on the choppy ground but he got back and finished it off nicely.
"He pulled up well from it so I think he's on track to go back to the races."
Ability won the All Victorian Sprint final at Flemington last year before going on to win the Bletchingly Stakes at Sandown last August.
His return run is a heat of the sprint series he won last year.
"He'll get more weight this year and he might be topweight when he returns but it will set him up well for races like the Monash and Bletchingly towards the end of winter," Dwyer said.
"The winter racing suits with the issues he has with his knees.
"Hopefully we can get a couple of wins out of him and cuddle him through."
Ability up for return after Werribee trial
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PMI-Montréal project management blog
3 Ways to be a Better CommunicatorAuthor : Cameron McGaughy, Marian Haus, Lynda Bourne, Lung-Hung Chou, Bernadine Douglas, Kevin Korterud, Conrado Morlan, Peter Tarhanidis, Mario Trentim, Jen Skrabak, David Wakeman, Roberto Toledo, Cecilia Wong, Vivek Prakash, Cyndee Miller, Shobhna Raghupathy
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From the Voices on Project Management Blog
As project managers, it's easy to get caught up in the technical aspects of our jobs. For example, if you are in IT, there is always a new bit of code, application or hardware that -- if you invest the time in learning about it -- will make your work easier.
But I'd like to share the number-one way you can actually improve your project management skills -- and it won't take days of learning a new technology or software. It's by using communication skills you already have in a more focused, conscious manner.
Read PMI's The Essential Role of Communications to learn how effective communication impacts the success of your projects and programs.
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