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This post comes to you from a vulnerable place. I've been getting ready to launch a new course called 'How to Create a Magical Life.' It's based on the concept that there are seven big areas in life that most of us long to have goodness in – love, money, health, career, our peeps, etc. – and that most of us have a few of those areas where we are just plain STUCK. No matter what we do, nothing changes. No matter how desperately we pray or how frantically we try to manifest those things, nuthin'. And in my course, I help you by starting with the reason WHY that's the case, which is all the unconscious limiting (and very painful) beliefs we hold in those areas.
But I've been freaking out the past week or so, because I have a couple of these areas where I'm stuck!!!! "How can I teach you to remove blocks and create magic, when I haven't been able to do it in certain areas of my life? I'm a fraud!!! Aaaaaaack!!!"
Then yesterday I was being coached, and we unearthed one of my core limiting beliefs – 'God will always take care of my most basic needs, but I don't deserve any more than that – no luxuries, no ease, no special treats, etc.' When I hit on this belief, the tears came flooding. My coach helped me begin the process of dissolving the belief.
And then I had an immediate test in the afternoon. My best friend had given me a gift certificate for my birthday to a garden center. I love gardening, but it's too late to do much this season, so I went over there thinking about all the practical things I could get for next spring. But then I noticed they had a florist section and a case of cut flowers. One bouquet just jumped out at me. But when I looked at the price…almost the entire amount of the gift certificate. I couldn't POSSIBLY spend that much money on cut flowers that will only last a week or two. I didn't deserve THAT — too beautiful, too special.
I felt a lump welling up in my throat, and I had to hurry out of there. I had a few other errands, so I went and did them, all the while realizing that my big ole limiting belief was looming over me: you don't deserve that much goodness. And I could see that this was a perfect opportunity from the Divine to continue dissolving my painful, limiting belief.
So I wiped my eyes and drove back over there, and got the flowers with my gift certificate.
And I cried all the way home…tears of pain and joy and gratitude. I'm looking at my beautiful flowers now as I type this.
So what exactly was going on here?
- We all hold beliefs that aren't true, lots of them. And in the areas of the Big Seven – love, money, health, etc. – they're really deeply rooted. We usually don't even realize we actually believe those things, but when we do see the belief, our reaction is, 'Logically I know it's not true, but it FEELS so true.'
- Here's why your beliefs, even the ones that are totally unconscious, are so significant and powerful: they are functioning all the time, going against your conscious effort to create a magical life.
- Contrary to some pop spiritual teaching out there, you create your life out of your soul, not your mind.
- Your soul wants to awaken, to shed all those limiting beliefs and to live in its full divine glory. But all your limiting beliefs are blocking your soul.
- If you don't dissolve those limiting beliefs, here's what's gonna happen. You're gonna create exactly the opposite of what you set out to create. You're gonna stay forever stuck in those areas you so desperately want to manifest.
So that's what I created this course for: to unearth and dissolve those beliefs, so you can create magic in all the areas of your life.
'How to Create a Magical Life – the Beta Version' is gonna be super-special because there's always something powerful about the first time with something new. We are going to create a group energy that enables all of us, me included, to have breakthroughs in areas where we've been stuck for years. Plus, this beta version will be tailored for this specific group of people who take the course this first time — I'm going to be tweaking the material in response to YOU – what you need and ask for.
And because it's the beta version, it's only $120 for 5 weeks! (I'll probably price it at $350 when I run it the next time.)
Here's the link with all the details and to sign up: CLICK HERE
After all my frustration and stuckness with trying to get this course launched, yesterday everything shifted for me. I'm SOOOOOOO excited now. And that's what can happen for you: we uncover a belief, we dissolve it, and IMMEDIATELY that area starts to shift. Pure magic!
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By Kinsley Stocum
It was an unseasonably warm fall day in Pittsburgh when I talked with Chilean writer and activist, Marjorie Agosín, Chatham University's All-Campus Author and the woman behind nearly forty books, including anthologies, poetry, memoir and nonfiction, and a novel, I Lived on Butterfly Hill, which was released in March 2014. In the living room of the Howe-Childs Gate House, I sheepishly removed several Apple devices of various sizes, one for recording, another for keeping the time, and she asked me about my family. We'd met before. Agosín graciously remembered the time last year I almost drove her and her husband the wrong way down a one-way street. We had a lot of catching up to do. For the next half hour, Agosín and I navigated our conversation through shared territory—of home, memory, and separation in poetry, the value of travel, the smell and feel of the Pacific Ocean when she returns to the country of her childhood. "The problem with Chile," she told me with a sigh, "is that it's far no matter where you are." And so we talked too about this longing, about the clarity of what is left behind. Although I don't speak Spanish, her native language, the conversation was easy, and I learned that even in our silences, nothing is lost.
Kinsley Stocum: In an interview with Blackbird in 2004, you mention that you write in Spanish because it's the language of your soul. Do you feel like your work loses some of the emotions you wish to evoke when it's translated to English?
Marjorie Agosín: Yes. I don't agree that all is lost in translation, but I think a great deal is lost, especially in poetry, where every word seems to hold a universe. Especially, considering the inner-workings of language, in a poem. The musicality, the rhythm, the juxtaposition of words, all of that is very hard to convey. Maybe a short story—or a chapter in a novel—would be easier. On the other hand, we need translators and I think they're remarkably important. I think they should occupy a prominent place in the history of literature. I hope I am read by Spanish speakers, but at the same time, I live here, so I hope my work also reaches English-speaking audiences.
KS: You also said that in America—in an English-speaking country—you feel like a stranger, and that that is "very good for a poet, to feel like a stranger." I know this may be hard to speak to as one who was exiled, but would you recommend a young poet go get lost somewhere, go get uncomfortable?
MA: I didn't choose to come here, to the United States. Political circumstances led us here, and I came with my whole family. I was fifteen years old—you aren't independent at that age. But regardless, I do believe— if a poet has the opportunity— yes. It is so important to learn how other people live; to become familiar with a language that is not your own; to feel like a stranger. You will have great empathy for and great understanding of the world around you.
KS: Do you feel like your separation makes your connection to your home country stronger?
MA: In a way, yes, because when I'm here I try to evoke all of the things I miss about Chile. If I had lived in Chile my whole life, I probably wouldn't find the country so interesting, you know? I think that the distance makes me long for it much more. Maybe if I lived there I would actually be like somebody else—like everybody else—but because I don't live there, I am in between worlds.
KS: Is there anything you haven't written about yet that you plan to? Anything you may still be meditating on within that personal silence?
MA: Well, as I grow older I see very close people dying— I want to write a lot about death. I think that's an issue every human struggles with and every poet struggles with. So I want to write a lot about death. I want to meditate on it, explore it, dwell very deeply within it.
KS: Have you started writing?
MA: Yes, yes. Not something macabre, or fearful, but just…what it is, what happens, what is the bridge between those that go and those that remain. I'm interested in that.*
KS: You do seem to find a very…peaceful joy…even in serious situations, like the overthrow of Allende, your work is still thoughtful and hopeful.
MA: Even though I write about traumatic experiences that people go through, I don't think my literature has anger; it has more reflection, but not anger. Maybe that's where you find the peace.
KS: Yes. I think it's very easy to get angry.
What would you say draws you back, again and again, to write about the land?
MA: Its beauty, its sense of identity, a shared history…I think everybody's involved with place. Even those that are nomadic, they are always attached to a place, or they return to a place. And I think, deep down, we write about childhood places. Those are the things that are so deeply inscribed in our memories, in our skin.
KS: Do you ever worry that you might run out of things to say about Chile or your childhood?
MA: …maybe. [laughter] But the world is overwhelmingly interesting and mesmerizing. I may not write any more about my childhood, but I will write about death as another country.
KS: Your recollection of Chile often includes food—bread, wine—and that seems to be a way of talking about comfort and home.
MA: I think food is the closest thing we have to memory—to the memory of family gatherings, the memory of your grandmother the cook, or maybe the desire for a certain food you never had. But food is really about memory: the memory of taste, the memory of when you ate the meal. I think a lot of people who left their homelands, a lot of exiles or people who were deprived of food in concentration camps, they always tie food to memory—to memory of who they were.
KS: Do you plan to stay in the US?
MA: I have no plans anymore, because death is so near us. It's not age—it could happen to young people, to old people—but I think, because I came here as a young woman, and I'm shaped by a lot of the beliefs of this country, I will always live here. And I will always, in some ways, live in Chile. I would like to live in many places. I kind of live in the best of both worlds, but…I wouldn't want to choose one place.
KS: Do you feel like there's a difference between looking at the ocean from Chile and looking at the ocean from somewhere on the East Coast, like Maryland?
MA: A huge difference. The Pacific Ocean is ferocious. The ocean has smells. I don't see the Atlantic smelling very much. It's very different— the waves— I think the Atlantic is tranquil. It's a beautiful ocean, but it's a tranquil ocean.
KS: There are two strong themes that run through your book Of Earth and Sea: themes of speaking and words, but also of silence. You have dedicated your life and your work to being heard, and to documenting memories and histories. Is there ever a time when you feel like silence is the best response?
MA: I feel silence may be the best response, maybe, to a foolish answer, or silence as a way to dwell very deep in yourself. But I don't like silence that is an accomplice to injustice or to times of terror. Silence is special when you are reflecting inwardly about who you are, but silence as a tool for political behavior—I think that's always wrong. There are many kinds of silences.
KS: The Western world often seems dominated by the words and deeds of men. Do you think women have a unique role in activism?
MA: Absolutely. I think that women have a unique role in activism because I think women look at the world differently. We're more empathetic. You don't see many women soldiers; you don't see women building armies. There are very few women in congress.The activism of women, especially in Latin America, is borne out of the disasters—the divisions—that took place within families as children were taken away. It is activism related to the personal experience that then becomes a historical experience. That activism is more like the gut; it's like someone is taking your child away. I think women have a different voice for peace.
*During a public lecture the next day, in reference to this question, Agosín said she would also like to write about Chile's earthquakes.
Kinsley Stocum is an MFA candidate at Chatham University, and associate poetry editor at The Fourth River.


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Unilever Foods, Dublin
Over a period of several years ADC Acoustics worked with Unilever Foods in Dublin to assess and resolve a range of environmental noise issues, as well as a comprehensive internal occupational noise (noise at work) assessment and control programme which we report on separately.
The project began with our being advised that there was a requirement by the local authority to restrict boundary noise levels to 35 dB LAeq at any time and the client's concern that a new pair of dust plants might exceed it. Our first recommendation was to query the criterion with the local authority. Firstly it needed identifying which boundaries it applied to. The nearest boundary to the main sources was only 30m away whereas the nearest houses were 130m away. Secondly, a level of 35 dB LAeq is very stringent in these circumstances. Not only was the housing not particularly close but the area not particularly quiet, being less than 4km from the centre of Dublin and fronting onto a busy road.
In the end the criterion was renegotiated to be relative to background noise - the industrial noise could be no more than background noise by night and no more than 10 dB above background noise by day. This amounted to a relaxation of criteria of 5 to 21 dB, for night time and daytime respectively.
The next stage was to identify which sources exceed these criteria. Under the renegotiated criteria the factory was well within daytime criteria and at night only the larger of the two new dust plants and the compressor house required noise control.
The larger dust plant had a lot of noise breaking out from the ductwork and the in-line silencers which were supplied with the dust plants were not working properly. In fact the silencers were fitted "upstream" of the bag filters and were clogged with dust. Straight forward duct lagging was specified for the noisy ductwork and properly specified silencers were designed for the main bag filter vents and to the explosion vents.
For the compressor house, the 300mm deep acoustic louvre doors were not adequate either for airflow or as effective silencers and exhaust fans were all rigidly fixed to the building fabric and transmitting vibration the form of structure-borne noise. We specified solid (ie. non-louvred) acoustic doors and a separate silenced ventilation system to provide adequate airflow. All fans were reused but specified with anti-vibration hangers and flexible connectors.
"Thanks a million for this work, it's excellent. I think we will make your trip to Dublin an annual event as I like your approach and your practical solutions."
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Genres: Comedy, Family
Language: Hindi + English
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Director: Steve Bendelack
Writers: Rowan Atkinson, Richard Curtis
Stars: Rowan Atkinson, Willem Dafoe, Steve Pemberton
Movie Plot: Mr. Bean wins a trip to Cannes where he unwittingly separates a young boy from his father and must help the two come back together. On the way he discovers France, bicycling, and true love, among other things.
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Do you guys plan to open source delegatecall.com?
I'm interested in "how delegatecall.com is mixed between web 2.0 and blockchain".
Which frontend technology is the most suitable for working with blockchains in the backend?
Most suited in terms of ease of implmentation, maintenance, speed etc.
HyperLedger and Blockchain
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How are tokens/Karma relayed to the mainnet if we can't provide an address?
It says that we are able to "Earn tokens by posting and answering questions!" here on DelegateCall and that [on DelegateCall these karma points can... more
Coin Vs Token?
What is the difference between a coin and token in cryptocurrency.
Are only Blockchain specific questions allowed?
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Will HashGraph technology work to disrupt BlockChain Tech or will it hold its own path ?
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What kind of dapps could be created with the public data from DelegateCall dappchain?
Since all data from DelegateCall (questions, answers, comments) is public, I guess anyone could create different kind of dapps besides a Q&A fo... more
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Suddenly in my wallet I found 100 million AVO, does anyone know what it is for?


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Interview #8: Inside the Adventure Podcast
In my newest interview, podcast host Marshall Mosher and I discuss my upbringing, Irish castles, and the philosophical underpinnings to my adventurous lifestyle and my writings. I don't usually expound too heavily on life advice, but you'll get a good dose of it here!
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Saleena Kaur
- Email: email@example.com
- Campus: University of Waikato, Hamilton.
What are you studying?
Bachelor of Business Anaylsis majoring in Accounting and Strategic Management.
How do you want to make a difference in the world?
My perspective of trying to make a difference in the world is very simple. I believe we don't realise how lucky we are sitting in a safe and secure environment with all the necessities around us. We should be grateful and make the most of our education, instead I see kids who have all the provisions that are mistreating school propertys and teachers. If all the future kids would use the education facilities wisely and become educated maybe as a whole we could all stand up together and rise to other important issues in the world but first we have to educate ourselves and learn to be grateful.
How would your friends, family or a colleague describe you?
A bright individual whom aspires to do better for herself and others. Always smiling and shaping herself into any enviroment while making an impact on whoever she interacts with. She has an amazing kind soul which is always there for her loved ones, ready to listen anytime of the day.
What you are interested in outside of Uni and work?
BHANGRA ! Its a type of dance originated from Punjab (north part of india) I love dancing ! It makes me happy and stress free. We have our own bhangra team located in hamilton. Its called the Waikato Bhangra Club. We love creating new moves, making sound tracks and performing at events. Besides dancing my second passion would be travelling, I one day hope to cover all the countries on my bucket list.
Tell me how you first got involved in with accounting/business, what inspired you?
To be honest when I first started off my degree I didn't even know where I was going with it. I just choose to study a bachelor of business analysis and major in accounting. In my first year, I was just so confused and thought have I even made the right decision. I wasn't aware of the endless opportunities that studying accounting could lead me to. I'm in my second year now, and it was only just last year when I started seeing the role of accountants and how much of an impact they have in today's world. Now I have goals and a career in mind that I one day hope to achieve. I just can't wait to enter the business world after I graduate.
What would you tell someone who is thinking about studying business/accounting?
People just assume if you study accounting you must be smart at maths but don't let that frighten you. If you're not that great at maths that's ok. Let me tell you maths was my least favourite subject when I was in high school. Accounting is more about learning about financial statements and recording companies' financial transactions. And don't stress because even accountants use calculators for working out calculations. Another reason people get put off accounting is because they think it's not a people friendly career. That is the wrong interpretation of accounting. On many occasions you meet your tax client's year after year, cry and laugh with them and usually watch their kids grow. You are usually dealing with educated professionals who understand business.


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poem | Michelle Cahill
It is 3 am as I walk to the gate.
Dew glitters in the grass like fallen stars.
Naked trees are mannequins
lining the street,
where today's newspaper lies unread.
And on the corner the post box
waits for an old friend.
Even the sugar gliders are dormant.
The silence is vivid.
It burns like the red tip of a cigarette
from these numb fingers.
I think, perhaps, there's Venus in the sky's
phosphorescent waves.
Rain on the tarmac
is a white bird with a silver tail,
or a fish without eyes swimming
into my arms.
Last night my uncle's wife
died of a cancer
that hollowed out her bones.
I still have her locket in my dresser.
Speak no more of guilt for the lies
you leave behind,
for me.
Show me the disparity
between delight and pleasure,
if I should ask.
Tonight, it is enough
to walk no further than the gate.
© Michelle Cahill
Overland 194 – autumn 2009, p.75


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White Fillings
Advances in modern dental materials and techniques increasingly offer new ways to create more pleasing, natural-looking smiles. Researchers are continuing their often decades-long work developing esthetically attractive materials, such as ceramic and plastic compounds that mimic the appearance of natural teeth.
Today, more patients ask their dentists about white fillings because they want their teeth to look natural when they laugh, talk and smile. White fillings, also called composite fillings, are made from tooth-colored materials that restore the natural appearance of a decayed or previously filled tooth. Because they blend well with tooth enamel and don't look like fillings, Longwood cosmetic & family dentist Dr. Arnold may recommend them if the teeth to be restored are near the front of your mouth.
Composite filling usually requires only one visit, during which the tooth is prepared and restored. An advantage of composite fillings, as compared with other dental restorations, is that they require less of the healthy part of a tooth to be removed to hold the filling in place. This is due to composite materials' ability to bond to teeth adhesively.
The procedure for a composite filling may take a little longer than those for other types of fillings, because after the decay is removed, the tooth must be kept totally isolated from saliva. Altamonte Springs dentist Dr. Arnold carefully applies an adhesive followed by several thin layers of the tooth-colored composite. Once the filling is in place, it is chemically hardened, or cured, for less than a minute with a special light.
Composites are preferable for obvious cosmetic reasons, but if the decayed area is large or is subject to heavy chewing pressure, Longwood cosmetic & family dentist Dr. Arnold may recommend another type of material or restoration.
Other types of white fillings include composite inlays and porcelain inlays and onlays. Inlays and onlays are used to restore teeth that are badly damaged by decay or wear. They may be applied to the chewing surfaces of the back teeth when esthetics are of concern.


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Things To Do In Chicago: Restaurants
Restaurants in Chicago are also first rate. Maybe you just want a great burger at Billy Goat Tavern in Navy Pier. Or, you might want the best pizza in the world. Gino's East at 8725 W. Higgins, or Pete's at 3737 N Western, or Home Run Inn at 4254 W 31st St, who can decide? You might prefer Brazilian at Sal & Carvao (739 N Clark St) or jambalaya at Joe's Be-Bop at Navy Pier.
If you want to just drink, there's no better place than Chicago. At Charlie's Ale House at Navy Pier you can find over 70 beers to choose from. Or, you can sidle into the Volo Restaurant Wine Bar (2008 W Roscoe St) for one of the finest selections served. After that you might need a cup of coffee. Try the Julius Meinl Cafe (3601 N. Southport) where the Viennese is authentic and you can hear a string quartet play while you sip.
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Welcome to GEMS Royal Dubai School, a school where we place children at the heart of all we do; because our pupils deserve the very best.
I am privileged to be part of this amazing school, where we value those marvellous moments which nurture individuals to achieve their true potential and build make lifelong memories.
As soon as you walk through the door at RDS you will experience the 'family feel' culture and ethos which we have developed since opening in 2005. We are an Outstanding learning community and we have a lot to feel proud of!
Our bespoke learning model (The RDS Learning Wave), complemented by a Concept Curriculum ensure a holistic approach where students develop webs of information rather than memorising straight facts. Our talented and dedicated teaching team focus on the whole child, with their intellectual, emotional, social, physical, artistic, creative and spiritual potential being developed alongside academic knowledge.
The GEMS Royal Dubai School offers an Outstanding education that extends beyond the New National Curriculum for England. The focus is on meeting the needs of each and every one of our learners so that they are equipped with the learning skills and life-long learning dispositions necessary to be able to accept and embrace the challenges of an ever-changing world. This means equipping students with a wide range of traditional academic and technological skills and developing a range of learning dispositions and critical thinking skills that will promote creativity, problem solving and support learners to develop agency (ownership) over their learning.
Through this curriculum, we encourage creative and critical thinking alongside stimulating and meaningful experiences, leading to fun and wonder. Our curriculum celebrates the diversity within our school and equips our children with the skills and attributes required to become active citizens in our international community and beyond.
The wellbeing of our children is paramount in all that we do and we place great emphasis on building high quality personal and social skills, which has a positive impact on achievement and attitudes to learning. This is supported by an extensive range of extra curricula activities including sports, cultural and performing arts as well as access to holiday, residential camps, and cultural activities.
Our school is an English Curriculum primary school situated in the Mirdif area of Dubai. Mirdif has excellent traffic links, affordable high quality housing, restaurants and shops. We are a truly international school with around 75 different nationalities with UK residents being the predominate nationality. The multi-cultural experience that the children receive truly reflects the multi-cultural life of our host country and city.
GEMS Royal Dubai School is a special place to learn and we welcome you to visit the school and become part of our learning community
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What if the dead could speak? What truths would they reveal? Final Witness explores this tantalizing possibility, offering a unique look at some of the nation's most shocking murders. Each episode examines one case from start to finish, taking viewers inside a murder from the most intimate point of view possible—the victim's.
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During the early 20th century, Chicago's renowned architects and planners Daniel H. Burnham and Edward H. Bennett envisioned Grant Park as a magnificent French Renaissance landscape. Their famous 1909 Plan of Chicago included Versailles-inspired plans for the lakefront park. However, improvements were delayed by various obstacles. After Burnham died in 1912, Bennett remained committed to transforming Grant Park into a magnificent French Renaissance landscape. That dream was finally realized in the 1920s, and since then Chicagoans have enjoyed a sense of Paris by visiting the city's south lakefront. During this luncheon event, Julia Bachrach will illuminate the French influences on Chicago parks.
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Another view of the all-white bedroom in the Wellington, Florida home. Walls, ceiling, and trim are painted Benjamin Moore's Seashell. All the furniture was painted white; the ultra-scale bergeres were upholstered in white cotton. A beveled mirror and vintage blue-glass lamp add glamour. The Beauvais carpet is "a smoother weave than sisal, a good barefoot carpet," says Courtney Coleman, who designed the house with Bill Brockschmidt.
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"A portrait of my child, once a week, every week, in 2014."
|this is her "smile" face
|sweet little boy being a little silly when mom asked for a smile...what is new?
|my doll girl always dressing up and ready for any shot I take of her
I saw this series done on a number of blogs I follow and I really resonated with the idea of having a year full of pictures of my babes at the end of it. So here I go...anyone care to join me?


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I wasn't expecting to write a follow up this soon. But by the title you may have already deduced the reason why I am. The game is stonewalling my progression.
Liberating the prison was another drink of water. The most annoying enemy was the trebuchet, not the Jagermech. I also would have been able to salvage more mech parts if Kamea hadn't kept running up and coring them when they were knocked over. ("Coring" The act of targeting and destroying the core torso of a Battlemech. Resulting in only one piece of salvage being available post-mission.)
I then took some Arano Restoration side missions to increase my reputation. I don't remember the early Arano missions having these many skulls though. I suppose the game really is scaling somewhat, or at least the side missions are. I even ran into an Orion - V. But I prioritized reputation on the mission. I was sure I'll run into another one later.
After liberating the prison and receiving the Argo, I was expecting to be surprised again. I've been spoiled up until now. My hopes were raised to the point that I thought that I might even be able to run into the occasional assault mech on more missions now. Especially if I did something that I didn't even realize I could do, this early in the game, in my first playthrough. Which was fly into Taurian territory.
Upgrading the Argo requires time and money. With over 50 million C-Bills, plus the two months it took to travel into Taurian space, the Argo was already in pretty good shape by the time I got there. It wasn't long before I got the low-g pool and had the pleasure of telling my crew that I have naked footage of them.
I was surprised to find that the Taurian Concordat wasn't offering me any missions. I wasn't surprised to find that my reputation was too low for the higher leveled Davion missions. But I was surprised by how I was ineligible for higher leveled Liao missions, even though I was already at allied reputation with them. After taking some entry level missions for Davion and became allied with them, I still encountered the same thing. I figured I should max out the reputation of my mercenary company as well.
I reached enough points for level 5 mercenary reputation with the board of mercenaries, but instead it looks like I lost all reputation stars, as you can see in the image above. I haven't encountered any assault mechs, but I was able to finish most of my heavy mech collection. I still need one salvage for the double PPC catapult. They are not common, and for whatever reason they keep exploding.
So I decided to go and Liberate Panzyr, the next priority mission, in an attempt to fix my reputation problem. It didn't. Now I'm worried that this is a bug and it might never fix itself. But I'll persevere. I visited my old stomping grounds of Espia while the next priority mission was getting ready.
The first time I did the Smithon mission, my lance suffered heavy damage. I always try to finish all side objectives, so I refused to blow up any ammo caches or let any trucks escape. This time I had a different plan. I sprinted my lance to the left, so a mech can more easily engage the trucks as they show up. After they were dealt with we retreated behind a hill. The enemy mechs would come into line of sight one by one, I'd knock'em down and core them. Still the mission is still one of the more difficult missions. Apart from the head shots the enemy keeps landing, they actually managed to pierce a piece of armor on one of my mechs. But still, my reputation remains either stalled or bugged.
I'm supposed to head straight to the nearby moon and commit some war crimes, but I'm gonna take another break from priority missions. I've been keeping some older save files just in case. Speaking of that next mission, that lady brings that PPC catapult into a martian biome and talks about how she's gonna win. Is she out of her mind? Of course she kept overheating. Oh well.
At least It doesn't two months to get into Taurian space anymore. But the side missions really are getting harder. Withdrawing on some missions has become something you should really consider at this point. Oh and one more thing. In case you were wondering, the price you get for selling things stays the same no matter where you sell it.
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Kylie Jenner dined with friends on Tuesday evening instead of watching American Crime Story's season premiere.
The reality TV star's mum Kris is played by Selma Blair in The People v. O.J. Simpson drama series, but the 19-year-old was out her BFF Jordyn Woods rather than in front of the TV.
She was spotted out and about in Beverly Hills, wearing a stunning leather trousers and a black jacket she headed out with her pal to dine at Mastro's Steakhouse.
Jordyn kept it very casual in a baggy grey hoody and red beanie as the two friends - who were also joined by another mystery pal - wandered through the city.
Read more: Tyga caught with Kylie Jenner lookalike as he shows off lavish rented mansion in new shoot
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While Kylie was enjoying her evening out, many fans in the US were glued to their screens as American Crime Story premiered.
While Kylie was enjoying her evening out, many fans in the US were glued to their screens as American Crime Story premiered.
Kylie's mum Kris - played by Selma Blair - appeared briefly in the first episode at close friend Nicole's trial.
David Schwimmer previously revealed that he'd met Kris before portraying her late husband Rob Kardashian on screen, but had declined an opportunity to meet his children.
They'll be portrayed in the show, but it will mainly revolve about their father's role in one of the most famous murder cases of all time.
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Francesc Torres, Director Flight Operations Technical Support & Dispatch at Cebu Pacific, and Alexandre Feray, CEO of OpenAirlines explain how a fuel preservation program was implemented at Cebu Pacific.
In this article, we will cover how Cebu Pacific established its fuel program and how it's not necessary to be a large airline in order to set up a successful fuel management program.
Fuel represents the largest single expense for any airline which means that it is very important to work at managing and, through that, reducing the volume and cost of fuel used.
Cebu Pacific airline is based in the Philippines and operates long-haul international flights (including to the Middle East and ETOPS services) as well as an extensive domestic network. It makes for an often complex operation. There are currently 60 aircraft in the fleet with another 50 on order which will take the fleet to about 100 aircraft (mainly Airbus and ATR types). With some 10,000 flights a month, the airline carries around 20 million passengers a year (...)
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2015 Château de la Crée Santenay Premier Cru Gravières Chardonnay
The southernmost village within the Côte d'Or, Santenay is located just south of Chassagne-Montrachet. Santenay's etymology probably derives from the Latin word "Sanctus," implying a place considered sacred even before the Christian era. Although recognized for its graceful Pinot Noirs, Santenay also produces intense, mineral-rich Chardonnays of great depth and structure. The Gravières vineyard lies close to the border of Chassagne-Montrachet and may be the most prestigious parcel in Santenay. Our Gravières Premier Cru Chardonnay comes from mature vines with southeastern aspect and row orientation.
Our flagship Chardonnay from Santenay - located just 300 meters from Les Montrachet. This wine is electric on the approach and showcases intense citrus aromas of lemon zest and white flowers. On the palate, the wine displays a vibrant acidity, yet feels rich and round with a gentle note of honey on the finish. This is why it is one of our most renowned Premier Cru Chardonnays!*Price Does Not Include Gift Box


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The final competition of the County season is the presitgious Baxter Tropy held in October each year and brings together the very best of both male and female golfers from each club. The competition is a Mixed Foursomes format and is played at a different course each year. It is made up of a qualifying medal round followed by matchplay knock out.
Clubs are invited to enter an A & B team and the top four scratch scores go on to contest the matchplay knockout semi-final and final two weeks after the qualifying date.
The winners are awarded the Baxter Trophy which they keep for a year.
There are also voucher prizes for Best Gross and Best Nett scores on the qualifying day.
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So I have been neglecting this blog like a middle child, but I have a poem for you lovely people kind enough to follow. Enjoy!
You think you know; but not a soul does
Hiding in the shadows and under dust
Gliding past you unnoticed
Biding it's time , waiting in silence
Tormenting you with, night after night
To face the lurking beast; your heart's desire
Sliping from your bed at God's knows what hour
Banish the darkness with the filcker of light
but in that corner lies nothing more than the reflection of fire
Yield your search and curiosity retire
No good can come from seeing that not meant for your eyes
The sun is rising and with it goes your chance to catch
That beast, no man was ever meant to catch.
"A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool."- William Shakespeare
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Todays Question: I looked at your website and I love your photos but are you ever worried that someone is going to steal your photos since you don't watermark them?
When it comes to watermarking your photos, I understand the idea behind it. If you put your name on it, it cant be stolen, and if it is then people will know you took the photo and come back to hire you! Ive been there. When I started out I watermarked my photos. It was more about brand recognition than being worried my photos would be stolen but a watermark is a watermark. I stoped putting watermarks on my photos originally out of pure laziness. And never went back. Im just one local photographer in a sea of a 100 million. Im not saying it cant happen to me but there are far better photographers than I and if someone wanted to do themself a disservice and pass off my photos as their own work then good luck. If I was a large target or my business model revolved around prints then yeah watermarking might be a priority but I shoot photos for couples. The only people who would want to steal the photos are the couple, who have the photo, and sleeze bag photographers who would rather spend time looking for work to steal rather than just creating their own work.


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State law requires anyone in Illinois applying general-use and restricted-use pesticides in the course of employment be licensed. Persons applying restricted-use pesticides on property they own or control must have a private applicator license. Persons applying general-use pesticides on their own property are exempt from licensing requirements.
It is a responsibility of the Illinois Department of Agriculture to certify and license people applying pesticides outdoors and in agricultural production. The University of Illinois Extension provides training and study materials in support of this program.
The Illinois Department of Public Health certifies and licenses individuals applying pesticides in and on man-made structures for purposes including, but not limited to, bird control, rodent control, wood treatment and insect control.
The Illinois Department of Agriculture, in cooperation with the University of Illinois Extension, annually conducts a pesticide safety education program which includes both education and testing opportunities. Pre-registration is required for all clinics. Questions concerning pre-registration, study materials, clinic and testing dates should be directed to the University of Illinois at (800) 644-2123 (outside Champaign-Urbana) or 217-244-2123, or https://webs.extension.uiuc.edu/psep/training/. In addition to the aforementioned training and testing clinics, the Department also offers testing year-round at both the Springfield and DeKalb offices. For information about licensing and testing, please contact the Illinois Department of Agriculture at 800-641-3934 or 217-785-2427 (voice and TDD).
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Earlier in the week, I began some pieces using some of the techniques from the Cultivating Creativity Online Workshop with liquid watercolor paint. The liquid watercolor is a concentrated dye-based paint that reacts a little differently than the semi-moist pans that I normally use. The liquid watercolor have an intensity that I like.
I'm not sure where these pieces are going, but it was fun layering and experimenting with the paint.


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This can't be real! Seriously, it cannot! My Rachel turns....I can't even say it....21 today! 21! The waterworks are starting as my mind is flooded with memories of the great anticipation of seeing her for the first time. It seems like I held in her my arms for the very first time just yesterday. That precious tiny, fresh-from-Heaven baby girl. Oh what joy floods my mind as I thank the Faithful One for all that He has done and continues to do on her behalf. She is beautiful inside and out and lives each day trying her best to glorify Him. We couldn't be more blessed to be her parents (and it goes without saying, but we feel the exact same way about our Hannah).
This year we celebrate her 21st birthday and her 5th anniversary since her surgery. We continue to marvel at all that He has done for our Rachel and we look forward with great joy to all of the incredible things He has in store for her precious life. God is so good!!!
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On Saturday night at around 11-30pm a van crashed with a motorcycle being ridden by a farang. According to the van driver the farang swerved out in front of his van and he was unable to avoid the driver. The farang, who so far remains unnamed lost a foot and died at the scene. It has been reported that just after the incident the power in Baan Thai was off for two hours, it unclear if this is related to the incident.
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Be physically and mentally challenged in a variety of exciting situations and environments
Outdoor Education creates opportunities for pupils to be physically and mentally challenged in a variety of exciting situations and environments.
At St Columba's we offer a range of nationally recognised, progressive awards which allow pupils to develop resilience and the ability to problem solve; and learn to work as part of a team in some of Scotland's most beautiful locations.
Duke of Edinburgh's Award, National Navigation Award Scheme, British Canoeing and the John Muir Award.
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The Pacific Beach Democratic Club is proud to announce the endorsements of Jennifer H. Campbell,MD, who is running for San Diego City Council District 2 and Nathan Fletcher, candidate for District 4 County Supervisors in the November 6, 2018 General Election. Following the results of the June Primary, the PB Democratic Club voted at their monthly meeting held July 12, 2018 to endorse these two candidates.
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Texas Real Estate Pre-License: Principles of Real Estate II is a key piece of our Texas prelicense program designed to help you become a Texas real estate licensee. This particular piece of our program covers a broad spectrum of the most critical subjects required by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) to engage in Texas real estate transactions. In this carefully crafted 30-hour course, you will find:
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Very good and useful map. I have used it for an RPG with my kids and the house has by now become their base of operation.
I have also often used it as battlemap for my "Catch Martin Luther" game which I like to play with my sunday school group occassionally.
Great job!
The graphics of these floorplans are done in the Campaign Cartographer-style of the early 1990s, making them dated even in 2002 when this came out. Now in 2018, the quality is so far beyond this that the price charged is risible. Whilst the layouts are reasonable (if uninspired), the graphics would make my players' jaws drop - and not in a good way, when they're used to the quality produced by Heroic Maps, for example. These are useful only as inspiration - and pricewise, worth maybe a quarter of the current full price being charged.
Graphics are atrocious, and for the price I paid I wish I could get every cent back. The floorplans themselves are fine but I would never put this graphic down on my table.
The preview wouldn't load so I had no idea the inns and taverns would be black and white and look like duke nukem era mapping. Would not buy again.
Wonderful, I plan to use it as a military base in the future but for now it has been a valid source for other kind of buildings, like an office in a city. Even if you don't need a full base, it's very helpful in a bunch of situations, as a base it's very detailed and feels authentic.
This was quite useful in a superhero game where I needed a military base for a game session. My only issue was with the map - it's hard to read and hard to figure out where things are. Once you can decode the map (and it's a chore at times), the map is highly useful and the information presented in the book was very handy for the game session.
I must say, I was really impressed with this Interpretation of the spelljammer theme. From the game mechanics to the ideas of how everything works in game, Aether and Flux fixed the shortcomings of Spelljammer. As much as I love Spelljammer, Aether and Flux dose it in a way that makes sense.
The maps are very detailed and come with quick descriptions of each area, and have 5' squares marked for play. I did notice on the cathedral map that the room descriptions for rooms 27 and 28 on the first floor are switched, but overall it seems very useful.
Worth the buck
Two different floorplans one for player one for the DM.
In one room there is a hidden compartment which is just one square wide.
In the DM map it is visible in the player map the room is hidden!.completly.
I own a number of other products by Darkfuries and I was honestly expecting it to live up to the high standards set by their Masterworks Maps series. In that sense, Visira is a huge disappointment. It's just another typical over-wrought storyline set in a city with far too much detail for the parts of their storyline, and not nearly enough usable information for a GM who simply wants to run city for his players. Yes, there's a slew of detailed establishments, but where are they? Yes, this is yet another 'city product' where the creator mistakenly thought that GMs wished to buy a city that needs to be keyed and populated. Visira doesn't even bother to name streets, just 'districts'. Here's a newsflash; anyone can draw a map and a bunch of rectangles on it to represent buildings, and call it a city, in an afternoon. That's the easy part. Determining what's in each and every building, that takes some time and consideration and planning. You won't find that in this product.
Wow... what a fantastic map!
This one is huge, and covers a wide variety of buildings - don't be put off by the fact that it's a naval base, it's got a hospital, cinema, gym, nightclub, barber shop, laundry, dental clinic, classrooms, warehouses, various shops and diners, workshops, offices and even a chapel !
It's an entire community.
Each building is mapped separately, and highly detailed - even down to where the power supply comes into the building, along with NPC's you'd expect to see and workers shift patterns for each building.
This one product gives you a large selection of ready made buildings to drop into any modern/post-apocalyptic game, and comes with plenty of hints at possible scenarios to link everything together.
Worth getting if you need maps of buildings, even if you don't need a full naval base.
NOTE - the key on the overview map is reversed ! If you read it as 'A' as the rightmost column and 'o' as the left, then each building description has a grid ref to locate its silhouette, however the reverse is not true - there is no easy way to look at the map and work out 'what is this building?'
Simple, low ink usage map for any rpg that needs a tavern or inn. Price cannot be beat!
Like the other reviews say, this is incredibly detailed. If you need a military base for your campaign, this will fill the need. My only complaint is that the building locations are not cross referenced with the map. There is no easy way to go from the map to the description of a particular building without searching through them all.
Absolutely fantastic map, the detail and coverage is incredible.
From Slot machines to Hotel rooms, parking levels through to helicopter pad, and all the 'staff only' areas you'd expect.
With the variety in this one building - casino floor, restaurants, cinema, conference center, bowling alley, vault, shops, hotel rooms, there's even a crazy golf course and swimming pool! It's got everything you'd ever need.
It's certainly going to be a common destination in most Modern/Cyberpunk games I run now.
The only thing that is missing is a VTT image to use, and an ability to selectively print out room numbers/furniture separately from floor plans (as available as layers on other products).


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Titan Airways receives Innovation in Safety Management Award
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Titan Airways have been recognised as innovative leaders in the field of Aviation Safety Management. The airline received the newly introduced safety award after being highly commended for an innovative and intellectual approach to measuring and driving cultural change and risk awareness throughout its organisation. The award was presented to Pavandeep Johal, Titan Airways Safety Manager by David Learmount of Flightglobal at the gala dinner, following the third European Safety Symposium. The event was hosted by Baines Simmons at the London Heathrow Marriott Hotel on the 15th May 2012 . This is a great achievemnet and success for Titan Airways, who were selected from a strong field of inspiring finalists that spanned a wide spectrum of aviation organisations from across the globe.


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Judging by the trending searches, these home decor trends are bound to be big in 2018. Art Dallas has the beat on what's new that you will love.
Walls full of Art
Bare walls are officially out — and we can recommend some beautiful works to fill your spaces with!
No matter the size of your space, there is always room for artwork! Stacking your works doesn't have to be uniform to be eye catching. Corners are often overlooked but can easily become a focal point when framed and organized correctly. Measure becomes a bit more important in smaller spaces, so when Art Dallas is picking artwork for smaller areas, great care is taken to keep the style goal in mind while jumping the hurdle of a small space.
Painted Plants
Bedroom plants and vibrant foliage can help you stay on trend in the new year.
Calming art has been a major topic in the design community and especially on our blog. Creating a soothing feeling of home as well as a clean, put-together space is a heavy median to navigate. Bringing green and neutrals into a space does not always have to be nature's natural elements; green and blue tones bring that lush feeling into a space.
It's chilly outside and we are missing our lush green outdoors, so we are bringing a little green into your artwork. From originals on different media to art prints, Art Dallas brings color into blank spaces. These ideas are just a few examples of beautiful works that bring the outdoors in!
Mixed Metallic
Sculptural works of art in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors enlivens and activates a neutral space. Mixing mirrors with artwork not only provides a nice, light quality but also brings the "je ne sais quoi." This space (as pictured) opened the room while giving structure in the form of an antique mirror.
Statement works
2018 is looking up — or at least the statement artwork trends are.
Allowing your artwork to take up space is the perfect way to give a space a feeling of grandeur; talk about dramatic!
The introduction of art is a chance to infuse color and personality into a neutral palette. Think large scale photography, paintings, or even mixed media. When it comes to statement pieces, go big or go home.
Spa Bathrooms
After a long day nothing is better than treating yourself to a personal spa. Artwork gives this specific space in your place, style. The beauty room is the perfect place to create an opportunity for artwork in your home or hotel. Artwork elevates any space. In a spa because of your proximity and how often you are in the space these works of art will be influential on not only your days but also your nights.
Art Dallas produces handcrafted antique mirrors that captures the feel of a real antique.Antique mirrors give the perfect flashback to a modern space. Mixed patterns and materials give a layered depth to the senses, allowing you to turn inward while still experiencing a fine-art feel.


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Behaviour Teaching Assistant needed ASAP in Southampton
If you consider yourself a resilient and outgoing person with an interest in supporting young people who are out of mainstream schooling Teaching Personnel have the perfect opportunity.
Teaching Personnel are exclusively partnered with a school in Southampton who require a Behaviour TA to start in January 2019. The school caters for primary aged pupils with Social, Emotional, Mental Health needs that do not have access to mainstream education.
We are recruiting for full and part time Learning Support Assistants to work on a one-to-one or small group basis with pupils between 8.30am and 3.30pm. The role will involve:
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text: Changes to Reputation July 08, 2014, 11:08:05 am Hello all! Got another update soon rolling out for TQC... gotta keep y'all on your feet!The reputation system will be getting a small(ish) overhaul to make every interaction on the site count. Here are some of the key features.CHANGES: Posting: Threads and posts will now count for the same amount of reputation, 3 points. This makes calculating your points much easier, and gives users more incentive to post responses to the threads. I will be clearing everybody's current reputation, and importing all posts to the new reputation database so that it is equally reflected: currently, users that posted alot before the new software did not get credit they deserved on the new rep system.Shoutbox: Posting in the shoutbox will give a small amount of reputation for each post (likely .1 point). This will make it so that even chatting you will build rep... you're accessing and using the site, so you might as well give you credit.NEW FEATURES:Referrals: Upon registering, users will be able to type a name into a box for who referred them to the site. By referring a member, you will receive 15 reputation points."Thank You:" A modification to threads will allow you to "thank" a member for a post. It will work similarly to the infamous Facebook like button, and upon thanking a member, you will automatically give them 3 reputation points. You will also be able to "Like" posts on TapaTalk (yay!) and it will show as thank you's on the full website, and I will slowly incorporate this into mobile site as well.Of course, the current reputation system will remain in place, but these changes are meant to give all members incentive for using the entire website... whether you are a technician, a new guy, or an administrator, everyone deserves to have credit for their interactions here on The Quad Connection. I will be working on pushing out these changes as they are completed on the development server, and will keep this thread updated with all the changes! [/list] Last Edit: July 08, 2014, 11:22:41 am by Corey


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We honor all warranty work and favor any recalls. We accommodate any type of problem that may arise with your KTM and Husqvarna in an efficient, precise, and timely manner.
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Ep.3: Katie Majewski Feeley/
A brilliant conversation with Katie Majewski Feeley
In this episode, we covered:
- focusing on what you can actually do - not what you look like when talking about fitness
- how you can't be all things to all people
- how everyone has a horror childhood gym class story
- weightlifting if you are new to it
- exploring movement for all bodies
- not pretending to be someone else and just being yourself
- finding your people
- not being everyone's "cup of tea" and why that is okay.
- loads more!
A lifelong athlete, Katie grew up playing softball and volleyball and running around with the neighborhood kids. Despite always being active and working in gyms since 2005, she never anticipated a career in fitness. While working on a Bachelor's degree in Political Communication at The George Washington University, Katie was introduced to rock climbing. She continued rock climbing after college, which led her to both weightlifting and her future husband (and co-owner of Power Plant Gym). After deciding that politics was not her thing, Katie worked various jobs including positions at a globo gym, a bookstore, and an environmental non-profit. Eventually she realized that her passion was truly in strength training and fitness, so she left her desk job in 2012 to become a full-time personal trainer. Katie is infinitely enthusiastic about getting stronger herself and introducing literally everyone to strength training.
Katie has actively trained for and competed in CrossFit, powerlifting, Olympic weightlifting, and strong(wo)man. She currently competes in multiple strength disciplines, coaches a team of badass ladies in strong(wo)man and powerlifting (#katiesladies), works with personal training clients, and teaches CrossFit classes. Katie is also a strength coach for four collegiate women's teams: basketball, lacrosse, and softball at Widener University; and basketball at Philadelphia University. Beginning in January 2017, Katie is also an adjunct professor of physical education at Widener University.
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Willowed Tassel Earrings
Chain is utility in jewelry, so to incorporate chain as the design element is exciting, and using such delicate chain as a tassel like fabric is satisfying. These tassels are removable, so every pair comes with three different lengths. Playful and minimal, linear to frame the face.
Oxidized Sterling Silver
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NYC Neon Installation
When the Uber office in Manhattan opened a new floor of working space in their building, I was approached to fill a blank white wall with a design that celebrated the culture and spirit of New York City.
Instead of designing a two-dimensional mural, I decided to make the design multi-media. I explored layering stickers, dripping paint, and live wall coverings. I was very drawn to neon as a representation of the local nightlife and of the 24/7 bustling nature of the city. To soften the harsh neon, and contrast the synthetic nature of the substance, I decided to cover the background of the wall with a type of live moss that evokes nature and stays soft to the touch over time.
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Perhaps Chuck Wicks can make his next single a cover of "Sometimes, Love Just Ain't Enough."
The country singer was eliminated Tuesday night from ABC's "Dancing With The Stars," along with his professional dance partner and real-life girlfriend, Julianne Hough.
"To all the critics that thought we weren't going to last: We did it," Wicks said. "Now I'm going to go out on tour and enjoy doing what I love, and that's country music."
Wicks and Hough went with the cha-cha for Monday night's performance show, and while the judging panel credited Wicks for improving over the course of the competition, his "wooden arms" contributed to the couple receiving the lowest score of the night, 26 out of a possible 30 points for their solo performance. That doesn't include the 21 scored by Melissa Rycroft and Tony Dovolani, who had to be judged on their rehearsal performance due to an injury suffered by Rycroft. The couple then scored 25 points for their performance in a group mambo with Shawn Johnson and Mark Ballas and Dovolani and Lacey Schwimmer (who filled in for Rycroft in the group dance).
While former 'Bachelor' star Rycroft and Dovolani were in danger due to the injury, Rycroft's support from viewers proved enough to keep her in the competition, along with Ballas and former Olympic gold medal-winning gymnast Johnson, Chelsie Hightower and rodeo champion Ty Murray, Derek Hough and rapper Lil' Kim, and Cheryl Burke and actor Gilles Marini.
Perhaps Chuck Wicks can make his next single a cover of "Sometimes, Love Just Ain't Enough."


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Africa's poaching problem
Recent and archive images relating to the poaching of animals in Africa.
Zimbabwean ivory poachers have killed more than 80 elephants by poisoning water holes with cyanide, endangering one of the world's biggest herds, a minister said on Wednesday. (Reuters)
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When I got it in my head that I wanted to make some cookies, I decided I wanted to really go for it. I didn't google the easiest or quickest recipes, but instead found myself in an internet hole of "world's best," "ultimate," "perfect," ultra complex recipes.
I hit a goldmine when I found Serious Eats' Food Lab article from 2013. The in-depth article explores the science behind the cookie. The author did an incredible amount of work trying to perfect the recipe - maybe too much work.Read More


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It's gonna be another scorcher out there this week, y'all. However, that never stopped a true citizen of Denton from getting out and taking on our top-ten, most-likely-to-enrich-your-lives events that we are putting before you this morning. We've got a good variety this week as well. There's comedy, food, music and beer to help round out our list. Get out there and #WDDI your pics for a chance to be featured in our What We Did post Monday morning.
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Wednesday, August 3rd
Steinbeck PAMFOOD | Paschall Bar | 5:30 | $10
Three courses of pure Steinbeck, brought to you by our favorite chef, Pam.
Women's Social Ride | Velo Republic | 7PM
The Women's Social Ride starts at Velo and ends at Harvest House, a great opportunity for cool local ladies to socialize and exercise!
Thursday, August 4th
Killer's Mic Night | Killer's Taco | 7PM
The cut-ups in the growing Denton comedy scene are crashing Killer Tacos with a showcase of talent.
National IPA Day | East Side | 12PM
We will look back at this period of "National _____ Day" and kick ourselves. Until then, let's enjoy some IPA at East Side!
Friday, August 5th
Skateboard Art Show | Greater Denton Art's Council | 6PM
Some of the top Tattoo artists in Texas are designing one-of-a-kind skateboard decks to help raise money for the Denton Arts Council, so guaranteed eye candy a'plenty!
Free Salsa Workshop | Green Space Arts Collective | 6:30PM
Get your free salsa going with this arts collective.
FAB Friday | The Bearded Monk | 7PM - 10PM
Denton's Artist Enclave is hosting a fundraiser at Bearded Monk, support your local arts, y'all!
First Friday at SCRAP | SCRAP Denton | 6PM
First Friday returns with arts, crafts, and a mixer for local creatives joining forces with UNT's College of Visual Arts and Design 'Design II" class.
Saturday, August 6th
1st Saturday Swing Dance | Sprockets Bicycle Shop | 7:15PM
Swing the night away, or learn how, at this super fun event! People love to dance!
Sunday, August 7th
Conor Wallace Album Release Show With The Red Death & Walker Smart | Dan's Silver Leaf | 5PM
Good people, great music, and a cold beverage at Denton's premiere music venue.


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Going through estate planning is crucial for anyone that owns property. This planning is especially important when a person has a child or is married. Estate planning not only allows a person to plan their will, it also allows them to make the important decisions on their last wishes and how their estate will be treated and distributed. Ideally, one should have an estate plan in place in their mid-twenties. As a person ages and their financial and family needs change, changes can be made to the will and plan through an estate planning attorney in Azle TX
When a person meets with an estate planning attorney in Azle TX, they will need to make sure they are able to provide information on their estate. A person will first need to decide who their beneficiary is. If a will is not in place, the state will generally decide on who will receive the inheritance of an estate. The state generally distributes to a living spouse first and then any children. If no living relatives are available, the estate may go to the state. It is crucial a person carefully decides on their will and beneficiary to ensure their estate is divided in the manner they want.
As a part of estate planning, a person will also need to consider placing their assets in a trust. If property is held in a trust, a person's beneficiaries will not be required to go through probate court. This can help them avoid long delays in being able to receive their inheritance.
A person will also need to set up a health care directive. This directive names the person one wants to be in charge of their estate should they become incapacitated. This person has the power to make decisions when a person is physically or mentally unable.
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Friday, October 13th (scaryyyy) come over to the Woltz house for a bon-fire, s'mores, and some laid back time together. Bring your own food/drinks and hang out until you get too tired to stick around any longer!
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Earlier Event: October 8Young Adult Bible Study
Later Event: October 15Young Adult Bible Study


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Nia is an exhilarating, non-impact fusion fitness class that draws from the Martial Arts, Dance, and Healing Arts. Have fun while getting a great workout that is easy on the joints and connects you to your awareness in motion. Though typically done barefoot, shoes are recommended for Nia in the park. $10 suggested, class cards available. Parking on the street and in nearby parking lots. Bring water. Bathrooms nearby at the Westin Hotel, Starbucks, and the Portland Museum of Art. All welcome. Chairs available on site. Runs Mondays -weather permitting- in June AND August (NOT in July!)
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Earlier Event: June 15Nia in Westbrook
Later Event: June 17Nia in Cape Elizabeth


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Why is Your Hoshizaki Ice Maker Beeping?
Matthew G / Ice Machines, Troubleshooting / May 15
From restaurants and movie theaters to hospitals and schools, ice is vital to keeping any commercial kitchen running. Hoshizaki is one of the mainstays in ice making, manufacturing a wide variety of models that create different cubes or special shapes. So when you hear your Hoshizaki ice machine beeping, there certainly is reason to pause.
But fear not! These machines have several audible beep patterns associated with specific issues, meaning you can easily identify the problem at a moment's notice. In certain cases, the problems are even easy to resolve on your own.
Here are some common reasons why you might hear your Hoshizaki ice maker beeping.
One Beep
Common diagnosis – High temperature safety warning
What's causing the problem? – A Hoshizaki ice maker typically has a built-in function that prevents the unit from damage due to excessively high temperatures. The machine will shut down when the thermistor hits 127 degrees Fahrenheit.
Frequent issues:
- Hot water in the unit
- A shorted thermistor
- Hot gas valve (HGV) complication
- Control board relay issue
Two Beeps
Common diagnosis – Long harvest cycle
What's causing the problem? – A machine's harvest cycle begins when ice is ejected from its ice mold. The control board has a defrost backup safety timer that protects from long harvesting. This alarm is warning you that that machine ran consecutive 20-minute harvest cycles, resulting in a two beeps and an orange LED marked "20 min."
Frequent issues:
- Thermostatic expansion valves (TXV) leak
- Open thermistor
- HGV not opened
- Compressor defect
Three Beeps
Common diagnosis – Long freeze cycle
What's causing the problem? – An ice maker's freeze cycle begins after water is filled in the ice mold and ends when the water is frozen. The control board will shut down if, consecutively, the float switch doesn't open to begin the harvest cycle in 60 minutes. A yellow LED will light up with "60 min," kicking in the freeze backup timer.
Frequent issues:
- Float switch is closed (up position)
- HGV leaking
- Water inlet valve is open or leaking
- Low charge
- Compressor defect
Four or Five Beeps
Common diagnosis – Circuit issues on mechanical bin sensor
What's causing the problem? – This issue exists on older Hoshizaki models featuring a mechanical bin control. The four-beep alarm sounds when the bin control's K-4 connector has a short circuit. If five beeps occur, then the bin control's K-4 connector has an open circuit.
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Six or Seven Beeps
Common diagnosis – Incorrect voltage supply
What's causing the problems? – When voltage dips below 92 volts +/- 5 percent, the unit will sound a six-beep alarm and the control board automatically will shut down. The machine will restart once the correct voltage is restored. When voltage exceeds 147 volts +/- 5 percent, a seven-beep alarm will sound and shut down the unit.
Frequent issues:
- Voltage surge
- Improper wiring or installation
- "High" or "stinger" leg connected to wrong wire
Eight Beeps
Common diagnosis – De-energized gear motor relay
What's causing the problems? – If the white/orange wires on the control board's K9 connector, it causes the gear motor relay to de-energize. This then causes the compressor relay to not energize, forcing the machine to shut down both the compressor and gear motor relays. Turning the unit on and off will manually reset the issue.
Nine Beeps
Common diagnosis – Bin control check
What's causing the problems? – This alarm will sound at the risk of an overfilling ice storage bin. When the mechanical bin control indicates that the storage bin is full, the proximity switch opens and the control board shuts down the machine. Turning the machine on and off will manually reset the problem.
Hoshizaki Ice Machine Repair and Reset
The reset button on a Hoshizaki ice maker typically is located on the ice maker's control board next to a yellow and orange light. With the power on, press the button while the board is beeping. The machine should begin the startup process.
Check out Parts Town's large selection of Hoshizaki ice maker repair manuals and parts lists to help you identify any additional problem or troubleshooting tips.


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InMobi GDC Party: Mobile OS Dance Battle Edition
Ross Korn & Will Luchi-Bodganoff
Wednesday, March 7, 2012 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM (PST)
Event Details
The InMobi GDC Party: Mobile OS Dance Battle Edition
Don't you want to have as much fun at the Game Developers Conference, as you do when you p0wn someone in MW3? For this GDC, InMobi is throwing The Party! We have a club, a DJ, an evening of dancing, along with cocktails, snacks, and the first ever Mobile OS Dance Battle. Believe us, you won't want to miss this.
**RSVP does not guarantee admission. Venue filled on a first come basis.
We look forward to seeing you at the party!
Jeremia Kimelman & Alexis Kushner
The InMobi Developer Evangelist Team
Date and Time:
Wednesday, March 7th
ROE (upstairs)
651 Howard, San Francisco
6pm to 9pm
Special Offer From InMobi:
Use this promo-code to get $75 in free network spend and a 70% revenue share for three months:
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Special thanks to our partner, Pocket Change
Pocket Change lets iOS & Android game developers monetize their apps via a Token System akin to the ones used by real word arcades.
Have questions about InMobi GDC Party: Mobile OS Dance Battle Edition? Contact Ross Korn & Will Luchi-Bodganoff
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Wednesday, March 7, 2012 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM (PST)
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A pit is a collection of tables arranged in a loop, and though there may be many people who seem to have authority in the pit there is only one pit boss. That person's responsibility is to ensure that the games are conducted according to casino procedures and that transactions such as refilling a table with chips or providing a marker are properly handled.
The pit boss is also the final authority in the pit on the subject of comps. Floor persons assist the pit boss. They monitor the change and chip requests, handle markers, rate players for comps, and generally supervise the games.
Dealers make the games go. They handle the cards, spin the balls, and take the chips. They are trained extensively in security procedures and usually spend weeks (sometimes months) learning how to properly deal each game. Nevertheless, they generally know little or nothing of the mathematics behind the contest.
The average blackjack dealer knows that a bet spread between $5 and $100 is the sign of a card counter, but the dealer probably can't tell you why. Dealers are not card sharps. They don't control the game in any way that allows them to determine the outcome. In most cases they prefer that you win because this means that you might give them a tip.
Dealers aren't stupid, but they're often not particularly involved in the game. They're frequently young, part-timers, semi-retired, or bucking for a promotion to floor person. The dealer's major concern is less about who is winning or losing and more about following procedures to avoid heat from the pit.
Slot supervisors and slot attendants
Slots have their own hierarchy. A slot attendant is the first person you'll encounter if you have a question or problem with a machine. Slot supervisors (the slot equivalent of a pit boss) are over the attendants. The machines are repaired by slot technicians.
None of these people has any control over how often a slot pays. Most attendants don't even know how a slot works. The average slot attendant thinks RNG is the minimum level of vitamins you should have every day.