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When I was 11 years old, my dad told me that one of my favorite baseball players was going to be signing autographs for fans at a local baseball card shop.
As a huge Oakland A's fan growing up, I couldn't have been more excited to meet one of my favorite players, Dave Henderson.
I dug into my baseball card collection and found a 1989 Topps Dave Henderson card for him to autograph. I had never met a sports player before, so I was really nervous.
"Don't be nervous, son," said my dad. "He's going to be excited to meet you."
"Really," he said.
When we got there, there was a line of people waiting to meet Hendu. Dad and I got in line and I anxiously waited my turn to meet a hero of mine.
We got to the front of the line and I walked up to him as he was seated just a foot away from me.
"Mr. Henderson... I'm very happy to meet you," I said as I handed him my card.
He laughed with this big gap-toothed smile and started signing my card.
"I'm so happy you came over to meet me too," he said.
And the rest was history.... Thank you for coming to my site to share in the passion of sports.
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Tuition for classes at Triton College
$129.00 per credit hour (or a total of $9,417.00 for your entire 2 years for tuition) for students living in one of the following towns ("in district"):
Bellwood, Berkeley, Broadview, Brookfield (part), Elmwood Park, Forest Park, Franklin Park, Harwood Heights (part), Hillside, Hines, LaGrange Park (part), Maywood, Melrose Park, Norridge (part), Northlake, North Riverside, Norwood Park (part), Oak Park, River Forest, Riverside, Rosemont (part), Schiller Park, Stone Park, Westchester
If you work at least 35 hours per week in one of the above-listed towns, you are also eligible for in-district tuition, regardless of where you live.
If you live in a town that does not have an architectural program in that district's community college, you may be eligible for a "charge-back," which means that you will also pay the in-district rate.
If you live is some other town, you will pay out-of-district tuition, which is $296.35 per credit hour.

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text: Life is unpredictable. Accidents can happen, even to your smile. When you have a dental emergency in Bayside, New York, your first call should be to our dentist, Dr. Hyang-Rim Lee. We will do our best to get you in as soon as possible and will provide you with advice on what to do until you can come in to the office. When a dental emergency strikes, call Bayside Laser Dental at 718-279-8588 and we will get started repairing your smile.


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To register one person for the conference – Friday 29th to Sunday 31st March 2019 …
For a couple or group please do a separate, complete registration for each person right through to pressing 'Place order' on the checkout page. This is required in order to have each person's name linked with their individual preferences. Afterwards, you can make a single bank or cheque payment to cover everybody if you wish.
Early bird discount of $30 off the full Conference fee available for registrations received before 15th January 2019. Note that registration cut off is 15 March 2019.
Only full registration is available. This includes three days of presentations and field trips, plus Friday and Saturday dinners. Day registrations are not offered.
To make your order: Click here to register for the conference and this will take you to select your bus field trip options. Then add the item to your cart and proceed to checkout.
Click here to join the NZTCA for $50 per property. Once you have a membership number (you will receive this once your membership subscription is paid), you can come back here.
Alternatively click here to add the non-member conference fee of $50 per person.
Forward your postal registration with details of all attendees including also field trip choices for both the Saturday and the Sunday to the address below. If paying by cheque please make the cheque out to Tree Crops Nelson Conference.


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Nascent major histocompatibility complex (MHC) class I molecules undergo a stringent maturation process within the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) of cells, culminating in the cell-surface presentation of endogenous and viral peptides to cytotoxic T-cells (CTLs). The importance of this pathway in controlling viral infections is underlined by the fact that viruses have evolved numerous strategies to interfere with MHC I maturation and suppress antigen presentation. It is thought that these strategies enable viruses to persist in infected host cells. Because persistent viruses are clinically relevant pathogens, itis essential that we understand how they evade detection by the human immune system. This knowledge is relevant for understanding host-pathogen interaction, and it also informs us on the susceptibility of the class I antigen presentation pathway to viral interferences. Our ability to harness this information can benefit the development of antiviral drugs. Human Adenoviruses (Ads) cause diseases ranging from gastrointestinal and respiratory tract infections to eye infections. Ad encodes the E3-19K protein that binds to and retains MHC class I molecules within the ER of infected cells. It was shown that E3-19K reduces levels of MHC I expression on infected cells, an effect that protects infected cells from lysis by CTLs. We have been interested in studying the molecular mechanism by which E3-19K evades immune surveillance for many years. We have recently made a number of key observations on E3-19K function. We showed that Ad serotype 2 (Ad2) E3-19K associates with immature (peptide-free) and mature (peptide-filled) MHC I molecules. We also showed that E3-19K targets MHC I molecules of the HLA-A and -B loci but not those of the HLA-C and -E loci. Importantly, we determined the first three-dimensional structure of an E3-19K/MHC I complex, namely Ad2 E3-19K bound to HLA-A2, by x-ray crystallography. To date, many important aspects of the immunomodulatory function of E3-19K remains incompletely understood. It is not known if E3-19K utilizes more than one strategy to interfere with MHC I maturation within the ER (Aim #1); it is also not known which MHC I molecules are specifically downregulated by E3-19K on infected cells (Aim #2); no one has yet examined the role of the E3-19K/MHC I association on natural killer functions (Aim #2); and we still lack an understanding of the structural basis for high affinity and specificity of interaction in the E3-19K/MHC I association (Aim #3). The goal of this project is to build on our previous contributions and address these salient questions in a systematic manner. The significance of our studies is highlighted by the critical role that the class I antigen presentatin pathway plays in eliminating invading pathogens, the novelty of our Ad2 E3-19K/HLA-A2 structure, and the knowledge that Ad infections can be fatal in children and immunocompromised patients. We expect that upon completing our studies, we will have a more in depth understanding of how E3-19K counteracts MHC I- restricted cellular immune defenses and influences the course of Ad infection.
To bolster their chances at survival, viruses have evolved numerous strategies to interfere with host antiviral cellular immune responses. The study of these mechanisms is significantly important as it not only provides valuable information to understand the pathogenesis of viruses, but it can also teach us important lessons in the basic biology of antigen processing and presentation and the immune recognition of viral proteins. The goal of this project is to address questions at the molecular, structural, and functional level pertinent to the E3-19K immunomodulatory protein of adenovirus. Ultimately, these studies are relevant to develop small molecule drugs that can inhibit the function of E3-19K for the treatment of life-threatening infections by Adenoviruses, especially in immunocompromised individuals.
|Chen, Hanna; Li, Lenong; Weimershaus, Mirjana et al. (2016) ERAP1-ERAP2 dimers trim MHC I-bound precursor peptides; implications for understanding peptide editing. Sci Rep 6:28902
|Li, Lenong; Santarsiero, Bernard D; Bouvier, Marlene (2016) Structure of the Adenovirus Type 4 (Species E) E3-19K/HLA-A2 Complex Reveals Species-Specific Features in MHC Class I Recognition. J Immunol 197:1399-407


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Our 2 day/2 night camel trek deep into the heart of the desert, travelling at a natural pace along ancient trade routes and secret trails, really seeing the desert through Bedouin eyes.
Lawrence's spring
Jebel Burdah and Um Fruth
Abu khasheba canyon
Night in bedouin camp
1 person
250 JOD / person
2-4 pax
145 JOD / person
5-8 pax
135 JOD / person
Prices are per person and in Jordanian Dinars (JOD). Payment by cash only, we can not take payment by credit card. (please, note that there is no ATM around Wadi Rum, the closest is in Aqaba or Petra). You will never be more than 6 people sharing a tour. Our degressive price is applied per reservation. (If you are 2 people and join other 2 people already with us, we will charge the 2 pax price). For a private tour, please add an extra 40JD/group/day ( from 5 people, we don't apply this extra charge).
If you are more than 8 people together, contact us for our group rates. If you want us to organise your travel in Jordan as well as in Wadi Rum, contact us for a tailor made program with prices.


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Some Girl(s)
by Neil LaBute
directed by Santiago Rivas
Ever survived a bad break-up? Whose fault was it? Does it matter? For one man with a rising career in writing and a young, blonde fiancèe, painful memories resurface as he confronts four of his exes in search of what went wrong. In Some Girl(s), Neil LaBute casts a truthful, hilarious light on a typical young American male as he wanders through his own heart of darkness. Can closure ever be found — or is that even the point?
About The Director: Santiago Rivas is making his directorial debut with T@F. In the seven years since he acted in The Merry Wives of Windsor, he has tackled jurors, transcendentalists, hippophiles, insubordinate British officers, and now a one year-old. He is ready to go behind the scenes as he faces the complexities of Neil LaBute's characters. When Santiago is not in the theatre, he is immersed in the logic of SQA Engineering, the warmth of his Fabulous Redhead, and the hope that his son doesn't grow up to be That Guy.
ONE NIGHT ONLY! Thursday, July 19th, 2012 at 8pm.
Some Girl(s) was presented at Unity Somerville, 6 William St., Somerville.
Suggested Donation $5 — General Admission — No reservations required
Brian Keller
Julia Bailey
Kim Klasner
Jeanne Callinan
Elizabeth Rooney
Caroline Guide
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The Apprenticeship Levy
The government plans to provide funding for three million new Apprenticeships by 2020. To help fund this growth, some businesses will be expected to pay the Apprenticeship Levy, which aims to raise £3 billion a year.
What is the Apprenticeship Levy?
The Levy is based on employers' pay bills. It has been set at 0.5% of the annual pay bill over £3 million but there will be exemptions for small businesses and an annual allowance to offset against the Levy payment.
When does the Levy come into effect?
It came into effect in April 2017. Payments will be collected by HMRC from employers who pay the levy in much the same way as tax and National Insurance is collected.
Follow the links below for more information:
Is my business affected?
If your annual pay bill is £3 million or more, then you will be paying the Levy. Currently only your payroll above £3 million is subject to the 0.5% levy which effectively gives you a £15,000 allowance.
If you pay the Levy and employ apprentices you can receive government top-up funds which is currently 10% additional funding paid into your digital account. You will then be able to use your digital account to spend your funds on apprenticeship programmes from John Ruskin College.
If your annual pay bill is below £3 million you will not be required to pay the Levy, but you can still employ apprentices. In this instance the government will pay most of the training costs with the employer contributing 10%. If you employ less than 50 employees and the apprentice is aged 16-18 when they start then the government will pay for all the training.
It is expected that over 98% of businesses will not be required to pay the Levy, but will be able to benefit from the funds raised.
See the examples below of how the Levy works and follow the links below for full details of the Levy and proposed changes to Apprenticeships.
The table below is a brief overview of how the Levy will affect businesses of different sizes. It is for illustrative purposes only. Full details are available via the links and from the John Ruskin College Apprenticeship team.
|Your pay bill is over £3m
|Your pay bill is below £3m, and you have over 50 employees
|Your pay bill is below £3m, and you have under 50 employees
|Your pay bill is below £3m, and you have under 50 employees
|You need to take action. Contact John Ruskin College for advice
|Then you are Co-funded for Apprenticeship training (conditions apply)
|Then you are Fully Funded for Apprenticeship training of 16 to 18 year olds or/and 19 to 24 year old care leavers or 19 to 24 year olds with an education and healthcare plan (conditions apply)
|Then you are Co-funded for Apprenticeship training of people 19+ (conditions apply)
|You will be paying the Levy
|You will not be paying the Levy
|You will not be paying the Levy
|You will not be paying the Levy
|The Levy will be 0.5% of your pay bill
|You will pay 10% of the cost of Apprenticeship training
|You will not pay for Apprenticeship training
|You will pay 10% of the cost of Apprenticeship training
If you want to discuss the implications of the Levy on your business then just contact a member of the John Ruskin College Apprenticeship team and we will be delighted to advise you.
Contact us
Contact the John Ruskin College Apprenticeship team if you would like further information and to discuss the Apprenticeship Levy and how it could affect and benefit your business.
Just complete the form below or call the main switchboard:
Telephone: 0208 651 1131 and ask to speak to The Apprenticeship Team, or email the Apprenticeship Team on email@example.com
How much will the Levy cost?
Here are three examples of cost calculations to help you assess what the cost of the Levy could be to your business:
Large Business:
1,000 employees, each with a gross salary of £25,000
Annual pay bill: 1,000 x £25,000 = £25,000,000
Levy applied: 0.5% x £25,000,000 = £125,000
After allowance applied: £125,000 – £15,000 = £110,000 Levy payment
Medium Business:
500 employees, each with a gross salary of £25,000
Annual pay bill: 500 x £25,000 = £12,500,000
Levy applied: 0.5% x £12,500,000 = £62,500
After allowance applied: £62,500 – £15,000 = £47,500 Levy payment
Small Business:
No Levy applied if the pay roll is below £3 million
Follow the links below for more information:
What else is changing?
At the same time as the changes to funding are being introduced, the current Apprenticeship Frameworks will be replaced by Apprenticeship Standards.
Simply put, the new standards will focus on skills for specific roles as opposed to the old frameworks which have been multi-occupational.
The new standards will be assessed at the end of the apprenticeship by an independent organisation. This will be known as the End Point Assessment, which differs from the current frameworks which encompass ongoing assessment.
There will also be changes in the way that the government's apprenticeship funding system works. For more information see the links below to information about Standards and to the Skills Funding Agency.


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Midtown commuters are facing bus delays this week thanks to Super Bowl Boulevard, a 13-block stretch of football-themed activities in Times Square; but for many the traffic is just part of city life.
Commuter Gina Mastromauro took the bus Wednesday morning and was half an hour late to work because of congestion on Sixth Avenue.
"So far, today has been the worst," said Mastromauro, 46, who expects traffic to worsen as game day approaches. "But that's New York for you."
Although Super Bowl Boulevard launched at noon today, Broadway between 34th and 47th Street has been closed to motorists since Jan. 26, and will remain closed until Feb. 2. Media, utility and police vehicles line the open side streets, along with roaming pedestrians.
The 42nd Street M42 local bus was delayed for most of the afternoon, according the MTA website. But it ran smoothly enough that some commuters didn't notice.
"It was a little better than normal actually," said Cheyenne Henderson, 30, a commuter who rides the bus to deliver packages. "Honestly, I thought it was going to be worse."
Hundreds took part in today's festivities despite freezing temperatures and thousands are expected throughout the week, according to the Super Bowl Host Committee.
Pedestrians are the main cause of the traffic congestion because private vehicles are likely to avoid the area altogether, according to Robert Paaswell, Director of the Transportation Research Center at City University.
"You're going have a number of people coming in and increasing the amount of foot traffic, which makes cars turning or entering intersections more difficult," said Paaswell.
Traffic ebbed and flowed along Seventh Avenue, which intersects with Super Bowl Boulevard. But with the warm Seventh Avenue subway line below, few opted to brave the cold for local buses.
In this way, the weather has helped some commuters avoid transit delays and ease traffic, said Paaswell.
The city is also encouraging those participating in the festivities to use mass transit, according to a Department of Transportation press release.
But for commuters with fewer options, like those from the outer boroughs, it's likely to be a long week.
"It's stressful," said bus driver Stanley Dacruz, 54, whose Manhattan bound X9 bus was running 25 minutes behind schedule once it reached Midtown. "We're from Staten Island, so there's not much we can do. Just bare it. So I play my radio and not think about it."


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Photo via the Oakland Raiders
The article can also be found on the Raiders Wire!
Today is the sixth day of the Raiders Wire's countdown to the Oakland Raiders' training camp which begins on July 24. Until that day, we will count down the best Raider to wear each jersey number from No. 26 to No. 1 and will now look at No. 21.
Recently, Raiders cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha wore the No. 21 from 2003-10 and was a shutdown cornerback throughout his entire time in Oakland until he bolted for the Philadelphia Eagle's unsuccessful dream team.
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Asomugha was an all-time great Raider, but he was just beat out as the best No. 21 by Raiders wide receiver Cliff Branch.
Branch, amazingly, was a part of all three of the franchise's Super Bowl wins. In his 183 games, Branch caught 501 passes for 8,685 yards and 67 touchdowns.
He also holds the record for the longest touchdown in NFL history as he scored a 99-yard touchdown against the Washington Redskins in 1983. Now, he has the third-most receiving yards in franchise history.
Without a doubt, Branch is one of the great Oakland players of all-time, if not the best. His resume includes incredible numbers, in a run-heavy era, and, most importantly, three Super Bowl victories that cemented him as the best No. 21 in the Silver and Black's history.


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YWCA Canberra's She Leads Workshops are run throughout the year by distinguished women leaders. These skills-based workshops are designed to address the under-representation of women in leadership roles, by building the capacity and confidence of women who strive to contribute to community leadership, especially through board and committee membership.
Have you ever wanted to know how to manage your finances and make a budget that will really work?
You may not have even given it a thought or had the time.
In this workshop, facilitated by Sharon Bruzga, we will look at how well you know your financial world and learn lifelong skills to make your finances grow both in your working life and through to retirement. You will leave this workshop with the confidence to manage your own financial independence throughout your life.
We will also have open discussions around what is important to you, and how best to achieve confidence in your daily, weekly, and monthly finances.
Specially, we will look at:
This workshop will empower you to have the knowledge and confidence a women should have to make the most of their working life, and at the same time, make finance fun and engaging.
Participants will each be provided with a workbook, pen, and notepad.
Sharon Bruzga has over 25 years in the workforce and 13 years in the financial sector; notable she has worked for St George and Westpac, and now works as the Client Relationship Manager at HESTA. Sharon is also an independent working mother of four daughters, and believes no question is too small or too silly – "I have an open mind, and I want to see all women achieve their goals both personally and financially."
So, gather a couple of friends and colleagues, and purchase your ticket below!
Please note: photographs will be taken at this event. If you do not wish to have your photo published, please contact the She Leads team at firstname.lastname@example.com.
By purchasing a ticket you agree to our Terms & Conditions, which outline refund and participation policies.


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Listen, it's good for morale
Sometimes a good song is enough to chase blues. It's even scientifically proven. Researcher in neuroscience at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands, Jacob Jolij has tried to identify what makes a melody makes us happy. As a result, it has to meet three main criteria: a tempo of at least 150 beats per minute, a range of notes in major mode and positive lyrics.


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Reprinted from The AFL-CIO's blog Now by Shaun O'Brien on September 20, 2017.
Do you remember "Repeal and Replace," "Repeal and Run" and "Skinny Repeal"? Those were all plans pushed by the Senate Republican leaders at the end of July in a frantic, failed attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and make massive cuts in our health care. Millions of working people stood up and spoke out to stop those cuts. Now, however, Republican leaders are back, just as desperate but hopeful they can sneak something through.
The media are calling the new Senate Republican proposal the Graham-Cassidy plan because two of its lead authors are Senators Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) and Bill Cassidy (R-Louisiana). A more accurate way to think of it is as "Repeal, Replace and Run."
This plan wipes out major parts of the ACA. There are no more federal tax credits to help the middle class pay health insurance premiums. No more Medicaid expansion for low-income working people. No airtight ban on discriminatory premiums for people with pre-existing medical conditions. Insurance companies can impose an age tax by charging older Americans up to five times what they charge young adults. Employers are let off the hook completely: No employer would be required to contribute toward any worker's health care; but the 40% tax on middle-class worker health benefits would be made permanent.
In place of much of this, the federal government would give out time-limited block grants to states to do with what they please. …


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Kress v. U.S. – A Breakthrough in S Corporation Valuation
An important decision was issued by the United States District Court – Eastern District of Wisconsin (the "Court"), in March 2019, in which Chief Judge William C. Griesbach relied largely on the findings of the taxpayers' experts to value gifts of minority interests in a Subchapter S corporation operating company, Green Bay Packaging, Inc. ("GBP").
MPI Case Alert: Cahill & Morrissette
Developments in the Cahill and Morrissette cases in June 2018 are expected to have significant ramifications on the structuring of split-dollar life insurance arrangements and may also have broader implications on intergenerational wealth planning and family entity structuring.
In a recent decision in New Jersey Superior Court involving cross claims of shareholder oppression pursuant to N.J.S.A. §14A:12-7, the Court found it appropriate to apply a marketability discount to the value of the privately-held company stock at issue in determining the buyout price to the oppressive shareholder.
Vice Chancellor Laster's recent decision in the Delaware appraisal action involving Dell, Inc. determined that Dell's stock was valued at $17.62 per share, or some 26% above the going private offer worth $13.96 per share.
The Honorable Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers, in the Northern District of California, issued an order last week granting class status to an action brought under Rule 10b-5 of the Securities Exchange Act against Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.


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Hello, guys and gals...
I've recently purchased a Zoom H2n recorder to use for recording voice audio for podcasts, samples for ableton and recording live mixes straight out of DJ mixers in clubs and at home.
Now here's where my problem lies (hopefully I'm just being a tech biff as usual)... I've attempted to go from the stereo 'record out' of a DJM900 strait into the 1/8" 'line in' of my Zoom H2n but unfortunately I'm not getting clean audio straight from the line in, the mics are still picking the sound of the crowd etc up and obviously recording a mix through mics sounds, well, shite.
Am I missing something here, or did I research this piece of kit incorrectly and thus trying to use a function that it doesn't have? ..but then if it doesn't have it, why the 'line in'?
Any advice or pointers would be hugely appreciated, I've got a gig coming up next weekend and really want to give it a trial run at home before hand.
Many thanks,


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BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse is a California staple, and we're honored to be part of the High Desert community here in Victorville! There's so much that makes BJ's special, and we're excited to share it with you! You can read to learn more about us, but there's nothing that rivals coming to BJ's yourself and experiencing all we have to offer.
BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse offers award-winning handcrafted beers that we brew right here in California. Over the years, our beers have won over 160 awards! Stay cool with a light, crisp, and refreshing beer like our LightSwitch® Lager, Brewhouse Blonde®, or Harvest Hefeweizen®, or try another of our many choices like the smooth Oasis® Amber or the nitrogen-conditioned PM Porter®.
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Keeping in mind the ever-evolving requirements of our prestigious clients, we are the best manufacturer and supplier to offer an exclusive range of Decorative Wooden Jali. The provided jali is highly demanded by our clients owing to their superior finish and durable features. This is widely used in various households for decoration purpose. Moreover, our offered Decorative Wooden Jali is precisely designed using premium grade wooden material in synchronization with the set market standards.
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The Institute of Audio Research, also known as IAR, is located in New York. Established in 1969, the institute concentrates on teaching students about the audio fundamentals related to the music production techniques.
Students of the Institute of Audio Research are offered a wide variety of academic programs in the field of music production and audio engineering. One can choose from courses in audio electronics, digital music production, mixing music, and audio processing and storage, among others.
The Institute of Audio Research offers various funding programs for the students. Apart from Federal Pell grants, the students can also apply for the William D. Ford direct loan program, SLM credit based career loan, and Veterans Educational benefit programs. The institute also provides students entry-level employment assistance in the audio industry.
Source: Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) 2018-19, National Center for Education Statistics, http://nces.ed.gov/ipeds/
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Family mourns young mother gunned down in Salisbury
SALISBURY, N.C. (FOX 46 CHARLOTTE) - A Salisbury family is grieving after a young mother was killed in a drive-by shooting Tuesday.
"She was an angel. You just had to meet her," April Miller said.
It's been less than 24 hours since 19-year-old Mya Miller was found dead. Today, her mother is trying to put into words what made her daughter so unique.
"You couldn't be down around her because she would put a smile on your face. She would even give you a hug and tell you everything would be ok. She was just that one out of 10 million."
Salisbury Police say Mya, the mother of a 10-month-old, was shot Tuesday afternoon while sitting in the passenger seat of a blue Saturn at the intersection of East 11th Street and North Long Street. She later died at the hospital.
LINK: 19-year-old woman shot and killed in Salisbury drive-by shooting
32-year-old Jeffrey Hooker was arrested and charged with her murder.
"Her love was genuine and you couldn't help but to feel it from when she was a baby…you could feel the love from her. I want you to understand the world is missing an angel," April said.
It's that love Mya had for everyone that has her family relying on faith to get them through this tough time.
"You took a young mother from her young son and we may forgive you, but my experience with something like this is you need to ask God to forgive you,"
"We forgive him and I am believing God that he will give his life to the Lord and repent, but we don't hate him. We do forgive him,
Now, her 10-month old son is with only pictures to remember his mother by. Mya's grandmother says it's up to them to keep her legacy alive.
"Keep that love that she has flowing and wrap her son up with so much love,"


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In line with our commitment to offering the best possible service and with the highest respect for the environment, quality is always a prerequisite for Grupo Primafrio.
• ISO 9001:2015 Certification, which certifies a quality management system is developed and implemented so that we are at the forefront of our industry.
• ISO 14001:2015 Certification, which certifies an environmental management system is developed and implemented to reduce pollution, waste and energy consumption.
• Good Distribution Practice of medicinal products for human use (GDP) Certification.
• IFS Certification for food product transport at room temperature or controlled temperature.
In addition, we have implemented a hazard analysis and critical control points system (HACCP), which ensures the highest quality in transport by controlling and assessing risk points.
Primafrio participates in and leads the CONHICAM project, "Design and validation of a hybrid electric device for lorry with semi-trailer", with file number RTC-2017-6320-4. It was initiated in 2018 and nowadays is being implemented successfully. The project was funded by the Spanish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities – State Investigation Agency and co-funded by the European Union through the ERDF funds under the call for CHALLENGES- COLLABORATION 2017, which supports projects with the cooperation of companies and research bodies with the aim to promote technological development, innovation and quality research. Partners in this project: Primafrio, Tecnalia.


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02 Nov A Biblical Perspective of Decluttering
I've decided that my favorite hobby is decluttering. Every time I take a box of items out of my home, I feel a weight lifted off my mind. When I began the journey towards less, I was expecting to experience less stress, but what I wasn't expecting was growing closer to the Lord with every box donated.
How does my faith fit into decluttering?
I want to start by saying that I'm not a minimalist by any means. There's nothing wrong with that way of life, but I prefer a more "lived in" feel. My boys have plenty of toys and my closet has more than ten items. But I do believe agree with the idea that the more possessions you own, the more your possessions own you.
When you begin decluttering your life, you make room for the stuff that matters. It's not about having the least amount of stuff possible, it's about letting go of things that drag you down in order to truly enjoy the things you have.
Jesus said in Luke 12:15, "Take care, be on your guard against all covetousness, for one's life does not consist in the abundance of his possessions."
Jesus made a point to tell us that our lives aren't made up by the things we have. He goes on to say in another part of the Bible that our treasures say a lot about our hearts.
The more treasure we store up here, the more of our heart is here. And I don't know about you, but I want my whole heart to be where Jesus is.
Experiences over things.
My husband and I have made an effort the past few years to give our children experiences over things.
We've even asked our parents to do the same. And I have to say they've been AWESOME! Instead of buying my boys more toys, their grandparents give them passes to the local swimming pool, or an afternoon at the local speedway that lets kids drive on the track.
Those are memories that will never be decluttered.
Decluttering with intention leads to contentment.
Being rich isn't a sin. But those who use their riches to only to get more stuff won't find happiness. Actually, Paul says they'll only find ruin and destruction.
1 Timothy 6:6-8 says, "Now there is great gain in godliness with contentment, for we brought nothing into the world, and we cannot take anything out of the world. But if we have food and clothing, with these we will be content. But those who desire to be rich fall into temptation, into a snare, into many senseless and harmful desires that plunge people into ruin and destruction."
I desire to be content with what God has given me, and I know you do too. When I decluttered all the toys in my boys' room, I expected them to throw a fit and be upset.
What actually happened was, "Mom! Look! I finally found this book I really like! Will you read it to me?" They were able to better enjoy and appreciate the things they still had.
Letting go shifts our focus.
And Psalm 34:10 says, "Those who seek the Lord lack no good thing." If we're constantly seeking out the next new car, prettier sofa, or more on trend outfit, we can forget to seek the One who provides for us.
When we take our focus off of things, we can shift that focus onto the Lord. We have time to enjoy the good things He's already given us when we let go of all the stuff that hangs on to us and our time.
Get a jump start…
Do you want to get a jump start on your decluttering? Click HERE to get a free declutter checklist! It is listed by each room in the house and gives you a TO DO list to start to tackle!
There are two ways to declutter, and the one you choose depends on you:
A little at a time. Take 15 minutes a day and start going through your items. Set a timer and get to work!
Tackle it! Take an afternoon or weekend and tackle your home room by room. This works best if you have the time at home by yourself.
More Tips for Decluttering
- Only handle each item once. Flylady.net has some great tips on decluttering and one of my favorites is to only handle each item one time. They recommend having three boxes. One for throw away times, one for donating items, and one for items that need put away. They begin at one side of the door and work around the room. Once a donate box is full, put it in the trunk. Once the trash box is full, take it to the dumpster.
- Get it out of the house ASAP! Don't leave boxes sitting by the door or in the garage. Trust me, they will find their way back into your house. In the very very least, put them out of sight, but I recommend getting them right in your trunk and hauling them away. Out of sight, out of mind.
- Turn some music on. Make this fun! You are creating a haven for your family. Less stuff = less stress. For everyone! Kids feel better when they're not overwhelmed by toys. Your hubby feels better when there's not so many clothes in your closet and he can actually find a shirt.
- Kids: you know your kiddos best. Maybe they need to spend an afternoon at grandma's house and come home to a clean, organized, and simplified space. Maybe they want to be part of the process and choose the items that stay. My boys love the idea that some child without many toys will enjoy the toys they no longer want, so I usually keep them with me when I declutter.
Sometimes people feel that decluttering is wasting money. But try not to see it that way. Instead, realize that the waste actually happened when you purchased items that you don't need.
If you don't get rid of those items now, you're only wasting time. Time spent picking stuff up and putting stuff away. Time spent maintaining and dusting your stuff. Remember, the more possessions you own, the more your possessions own you.
Start to fix that problem today by decluttering your home! It will change your life! Don't believe me, then grab this checklist, pick ONE room and see for yourself!


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Be the hostess with the mostest this summer when you execute your own Ultimate Ice Cream Party. Read on for 5 great tips!
Sure, it sounds like a good idea. But when you have a line of little kids fighting over who goes next and ice cream melting by the bucket-load, you might be second guessing whether or not that ice cream bar party was a good idea.
Fret less and enjoy life more with these tips for Ice Cream Bar party success. With all kinds of fun ingredients from Harris Teeter, a little pre-party prep and a few party supplies, this ice cream party will not only be tons of tasty fun, but easy to pull off (and clean up afterwards)!
Prescoop Ice Cream into Muffin Cups
Rather than trying to scoop ice cream at the party, do yourself a favor and scoop ice cream into balls and freeze them until ready to serve. I buy Harris Teeter's Neapolitan Ice Cream which comes in a 4 qt. bucket for easy flavor choices
When ready to serve, place ice cream balls in a disposable aluminum tray.
Fill another same-sized tray with ice and insert the ice cream tray on top of the ice. It'll last a little longer without melting this way.
Get all the toppings
This isn't the time to hold back! You'll find low prices on popular ice cream toppings at Harris Teeter. We loaded our ice cream bar up with candies, marshmallows, cherries, chocolate chips, nuts, and all kinds of sauces. Serve them up in small bowls with disposable spoons.
Heat sauces up in a slow cooker.
Place mason jars in your slow cooker and fill them up with the toppings you want to serve warm. I love serving hot fudge, caramel and marshmallow fluff this way!
Use a tiered platter to arrange cones and bowls
Organize cones and ice cream bowls on tiered tray. Not only does this look super cute, but it makes it easy for little ones to pick what they want when they go through the ice cream bar.
Sit back, relax and mix and match the toppings for the ultimate ice cream sundae!
Katie Harding is the publisher of Forks and Folly. A self-taught cook and die-hard foodie, Katie lives in Charlotte with her husband and three boys. Besides cooking and eating, she loves craft beers, running, and napping.


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Lobby group Media Monitoring Africa says SABC is acting in breach of court order, by shutting the journalists out without yet having filed a formal notice of appeal.
The SABC intends to appeal the latest ruling by the Labour Court to reinstate four senior journalists axed for voicing their concern about the broadcaster's editorial ban on violent protest footage.
The court found that the SABC acted unlawfully when it dismissed the four journalists who now want their jobs back, after the SABC agreed to reverse its broadcast ban.
Andre Van Niekerk ruled that the Krivani Pillay, Foeta Krige, Suna Venter and Jacques Steenkamp were meant to return to the SABC on Wednesday morning, but were turned away.
Media Monitoring Africa's William Bird says it is shocking that the public broadcaster would defy the damning ruling.
The court order was pretty clear, they must come back to work effective immediately.— William Bird, Executive Director of Media Monitoring Africa
He says that it is unlikely that the SABC will win the appeal, as it continues to "abuse the legal system" and "undermine democracy".
Listen to the full conversation from The Midday Report with Stephen Grootes:
SABC intends to appeal judgement. They advise SABC 4 not to report for duty pending outcome of appeal. pic.twitter.com/X9tOY3sHax— Dirk Hermann (@SolidariDirk) July 27, 2016
Simon Tebele acting head of news at SABC told #SABC4 that they could not report for duty @Netwerk24Berig pic.twitter.com/vJ9zVez1wO— Felix Dlangamandla (@fdlangamandla) July 27, 2016


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ECM New Series
Inspired by the "Songs Of Ascents" which, according to Kyle Gann's liners, were "fifteen of the Psalms that are said to have been sung by people ascending during pilgrimages", Songs Of Ascension was conceived as a site-specific work after Meredith Monk was invited to perform in a tower created by visual artist Ann Hamilton in Sonoma County, California. The building is characterized by two staircases (which spiral upward in double helix fashion and come together at the top) and the music was devised exclusively for instruments that could be easily carried up them – no mallets, no keyboards. The performers – besides Monk's Vocal Ensemble – include Todd Reynolds and his (String) Quartet and two complementary choirs: M6 and the Montclair State University Singers conducted by Heather J. Buchanan.
The echo of Buddhism is an important presence in Monk's recent output. Like Eliane Radigue, Buddhist teachings have helped her – through work – to come to terms with a shattering personal loss (of her long-time partner, Dutch choreographer Mieke Van Hoek), the mixture of feelings following such an event informing a sound that combines the attempt to rationalize disappearance while vaguely contouring an inexplicable aim beyond materiality. In strictly stylistic terms, the influence of Steve Reich on some of the instrumental sections is not disguised ("Shift", "Summer Variation" and especially "Burn"), whereas the voiced constructions range from the reciprocal calls – with percussion – of "Mapping" to the imposing finale "Ascent", played on interlocking contrapuntal accumulations. Also impressive are the elusive choral shadows of "Clusters 2". The lone childish complaint from this admiring veteran: Monk's voice is more absent than usual, only rarely at the forefront. When that happens – "Fathom", or the truly extraordinary "Respite" – I'm brought back to the heartrending emotion of Do You Be or Mercy. The same spirit that animated those masterpieces is clearly at work in Songs Of Ascension.


text: Regis graduate makes record gift to University April 25, 2018 Regis University's business and economics college will be known as the Anderson College of Business after a $10 million gift from a University alumnus, the University's Board of Trustees announced today. The gift from Andy Anderson, president and CEO of Nor-Son Inc., a construction services firm based in Minnesota, is the single largest ever given to the University. Anderson, a 1990 Regis business graduate, was inspired by Regis' mission to combine a comprehensive, integrative business education with a strong focus on character and service. "I have relied heavily on my Jesuit education in my career to not only help me make the right business decisions but to also make decisions that best serve the needs of my customers and my community," he said. Anderson earned his Bachelor of Science in Business from Regis, Colorado's Jesuit Catholic University, and a graduate degree in banking from the University of Colorado at Boulder. His company, Nor-Son Inc., is a parent company to Nor-Son Construction, specializing in healthcare and hospitality construction, and Nor-Son Custom Builders, a boutique residential builder specializing in high-end custom homes in the upper Midwest states. Anderson began his career in the banking industry, successfully growing International Bank Corp. from a $250 million business to $600 million and expanding to 19 branches. He then established Northern National Bank, growing it to $200 million before selling in 2008. Anderson also is involved in real estate development. Regis' business college offers programs that cater to students at every step in the educational journey, from traditional undergraduates to busy professionals, including flexible options for obtaining an MBA, bachelor's degrees, master's degrees or academic certificates. The college's specialties include accounting, economics, finance, nonprofit management, marketing, project leadership and management, human resource management and executive education. The college also operates three centers of distinction focused on innovation, sustainability and workforce development. "We are profoundly grateful and proud to have a successful Regis graduate make such a meaningful investment in the very place where his business career began," said Regis President John P. Fitzgibbons, S.J. "A signature gift like this shows the value of a Jesuit business education in the world today. I am excited to see the positive change and impact future graduates of the Anderson College of Business will have in making our world a better place." Tim Keane, dean of the college, noted Anderson had provided valuable input on the college's strategic direction since the launch of the College of Business and Economics three years ago. "He was among the first to embrace our unique vision to help businesses become stewards of society," Keane said. "We will be eternally grateful for his support of our students and faculty in the pursuit of that vision." Established in 1877, Regis University is a premier, globally engaged institution of higher learning in the Jesuit tradition that prepares leaders to live productive lives of faith, meaning and service. Regis University, one of 28 Jesuit universities in the nation, has four campus locations in the Denver metro area and Colorado Springs and extensive online program offerings with more than 11,000 enrolled students. For more information, visit www.regis.edu.


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Dedicated to the general sights, news and funny happenings in the wonderful city of Windsor
To the awesome two Men today who drove by My daughter and I at a park.
You tossed a soccer ball out your sunroof saying "here's something for you to kick around"
THANK YOU!! We didn't have much happening there but our imaginations which was fun but, you Two made our day awesome. This was at around 3pm today Sunday and it's 6:15 and she is still playing with he soccer ball.
Thank you for your generation!
It says Windsor Soccer Club on the ball.


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Hard Water
Do you live in a hard water area ? is your shower door streaked with lime deposits, here is a quick and simple cost effective method of getting a streak free door great site.
All you need is some lemon juice and bicarbonate of soda, mix into a paste and rub liberally all over the affected area, leave for twenty minutes then rinse off with warm water ,you may have to do this two/three times at first to get a streak free door.


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Advanced Circuit 2
You'll need a Large Medicine Ball (or small one), Dumbbells, and a Stability Ball for this fun Circuit with Cardio Intervals. This is a fast moving challenge that is sure to get your heart rate up!
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You'll need a Large Medicine Ball (or small one), Dumbbells, and a Stability Ball for this fun Circuit with Cardio Intervals. This is a fast moving challenge that is sure to get your heart rate up!
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In this 18 minute workout, you will feel the glutes working and will also get your heart rate up! You'll squat and lunge your way through an awesome lower body toning workout.
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Enjoy an hour long flowing Yoga with total relaxation to end the practice. The basic poses, Low Lunge, Twisting Lunge, Down Dog, Triangle and Pigeon are incorporated into a flow to help you open the hips, lengthen the spine, and strengthen the legs.


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This comfortable apartment is one of three in a fully renovated farmhouse. Located at 600 meters altitude, the house offers breathtaking views. But not only from the house; thanks to the special construction of the swimming pool, you also have a wonderful view from the water. The pool, barbecue and spacious garden are shared with other residents. Despite the rural location, the house is located very centrally. Only 800m away is the charming village of Celle Sul Rigo, where you can do your daily groceries, eat in a friendly restaurant and hit a few balls on the tennis court Next to the many hiking and mountain biking routes, this area is also known for its many hot springs and health resorts, such as San Casciano de Bagni at 5 kilometers. Here you'll find are no fewer than 42 springs. The region is also very suitable for cultural excursions. The remarkable town of Pienza, built by Pope Pius II, is 35 km away. But Chiusi (25 km) and Montepulciano (40 km) are also worth a visit.
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How to buy Cryptocurrency?
Are you ready to buy some cryptocurrency? There is a big questions How to buy cryptocurrency? Buying cryptocurrency is complicated for a lot of persons. It's not an inventory or a typical "expense." It's not like everything most people have ever seen or experienced. You don't get shares; rather you get electronic coins or bridal party. The money are "much better" than a paper money bill simply because they usually support a greater cause, as in Ethereum's case, to develop a decentralized internet and host code and apps on a decentralized program. And money help "fuel" that cause, so to talk, without obtaining complex.
For most persons in the United States, Money base would be the simplest choice to buy Ethereal, Bitcoin, or Lite coin (it doesn't assistance any others yet). After verifying your consideration, you can consist of a number of payment methods such as credit or debit cards, U.S. bank accounts, or even wire transfers of funds. Other options for transactions that will take U.S. dollars for money are Kraken, and Gemini in the United States. Usually you will need to validate your consideration with a driver's license and add other information to increase your buy limits. Considering that cryptocurrencies are "hard money," the deals don't want to threat obtaining attractive off, since you can't opposite a cryptocurrency deal when it's conducted.
When you are searching for some of the newer money like NEO that are creating big movement but haven't made their way to the above mentioned exchange websites, you can look into Bitter, Polonies or Live coin. You can exchange Bitcoin or Ethereal to these techniques from Coin base and then return it for any other an electronic currency that you want.
Where is Cryptocurrency stored?
Cryptocurrency is generally stored in a digital wallet that can be found on the blockchain. These wallets can be utilized from at any place in the world as lengthy as you have an online connection.
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We all want to know How does Cryptocurrency work? There has been no deficiency of explainers during Bitcoin's increase, but this new one from YouTube 3Blue1Brown describes the whole procedure from the underside up to give you a knowing of cryptocurrency as if you had developed it yourself:
To make a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin, we initial have to take the liability of keeping track of dealings way from banks and handle it yourself. The first step is to make a journal of everyone's payments to everyone else. This ledger will keep track of who owes dollars to who and records everyone's payments to each other.
The second step is to avoid people from unfaithful by adding financial transactions that one celebration much not agree on. One easy way to solve that issue is by demanding both persons in the transaction to indication off on the payment. Each participant can add their "digital signature" using public/private key encryption so that everyone knows the purchase is genuine.


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Some Archaeological Field Activities In Montana, 1980 Field Season
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This step, Google calls " diverge " or SKETCH. It allows each participant to individually sketch their own interpretation of the future product. This avoids plain brainstorming and brings more interesting solutions to the table.
This approach is also sometimes used across a communication agency, which distributes its several creative teams to work on different concepts that will then be in competition. The best concept will then be chosen and developed.
This day allows you to explore several paths and sometimes bring back old ideas, which you had never really dared to speak of but can sometimes be excellent.
It is more than just brainstorming, you have to see this day as an experimental space where participants will sometimes have to work separately and often quietly. By the end of the afternoon, many ideas will emerge that may prove exciting and innovative.
Schedule of the second day
This second day of Sprint brings together different workshops :
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Home Maintenance Tips
How to Change Your Furnace Filter
Cool weather is on the way, which means heating systems are being turned on. Did you know, if you have a furnace in your unit, you are responsible for replacing the filter at least annually preferably every three months? This isn't just important for the life of your furnace - changing your furnace filter can help to save money on your heating bill. Experts say replacing a dirty furnace filter with a clean one can reduce energy consumption by as much as 15 per cent! This is because when a filter gets clogged up, it creates resistance to airflow in your system, which means your furnace has to work even harder to heat your home.
Filters should be checked monthly during the heating season and need to be changed when they are dirty. Calgary Housing Company (CHC) recommends you change the filter in October, before the heating season begins. The following tips will help you out.
- Instructions for changing your furnace filter are posted on your furnace, and included below.
- To check if your furnace filter is dirty, remove it and hold it up to the light. If you can't see any light coming through the filter, then it needs to be replaced.
- Before heading to the store, take note of the size of filter that is required or bring an old filter with you.
- Furnace cleaning, which you are also responsible for, should be done every two years by a qualified cleaning company.
- The cost of furnace filters and furnace cleaning are your responsibility.
View a video on changing your filter in the Tenant Info Centre - go to "Furnaces".
HOW TO CHANGE YOUR FURNACE FILTER [Click here to download Visual instructions ]
- Turn off the Furnace: Most furnaces have a power switch located next to the unit. Be sure to turn this switch to the off position before proceeding. If a switch is not visible, turn off the power at your fuse box to prevent injury.
- Locate and Remove the Filter: Furnace filters are normally found underneath the furnace, behind a slotted ventilation cover. Some covers simply pop out, while others are held in place with a few screws. Remove the cover carefully and set it aside.
- Check the Filter: Inspect the filter's condition by trying to see through it. If light can pass well through it, it does not need to be replaced. If light cannot be seen through it, the filter needs to be replaced. The old filter will contain dust and other debris, so have a trash bag handy and disturb the old filter as little as possible.
- Buy a New Filter: Take the old filter with you to the hardware store to make sure that you buy a new one which has the same dimensions.
- Clean the Furnace Blower: The filter is right next to the blower, since it serves the function of regulating the air as it goes out of the furnace blower. Prior to installing the new filter it is suggested that you clean the filter area as well as around the blower area.
- Install The New Filter: Insert the new product into the space provided, ensuring that the directional arrows, if any, are pointing in the correct direction. Finally, pop or screw the cover back in place for improved air quality, system protection and reduced electric bills.
If you cannot find the location of your furnace filter, please call CHC at (587) 390-1200 for assistance.


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The Terra dOro Chenin Blanc and Viognier Blend is vibrant and inviting with tropical fruit notes. This wine enchants the nose with a bouquet of tropical and stone fruit blossoms and hints of spice. Filled with bright and juicy fruits, the palate flaunts flavors of papaya, ripe mango, candied pineapple and subtle apricot. The wine is refreshing and well balanced with crisp acidity. For a delicious food pairing, serve this wine with mild cheeses or a spicy Thai curry appetizer that packs a lot of punch.
Light straw in color, the 2016 McManis Family Vineyards Viognier has aromas of Peach, Pear and Apricot. The rich, velvety wine is full of fruit flavors promised by the aroma. The long fruit finish has a slight note of minerality, but is smooth and lacks any of the bitterness often associated with this variety.x0dx0aGold Medal - Reserve Class Champion 2018 Houston Rodeo International Wine Competition
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FGCU head coach Michael Fly said this year has been unlike any other year.
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SOUTHWEST Fla. - Summer time means camp time for many children around Southwest Florida.
It's a time of year that the Florida Gulf Coast University basketball players and coaches look forward to every year.
"Interacting with the kids, giving them as much advice as I can, I love it," FGCU sophomore guard Caleb Catto said.
FGCU head coach Michael Fly said this year has been unlike any other year.
"It's been great to get them out here and work with them a little bit this week," Fly said. "I haven't been hand-in-hand working with them as much as normal because I have a six day old baby at home right now."
On June 19th, Fly and his wife Heather welcomed their first baby to the world.
When asked when we could expect to see his son at basketball camps at Alico Arena, Fly had an interesting response.
"Everyone keeps saying, 'is he going to play basketball?' And I say, maybe, but I'd love for him to study and maybe go to Yale or Harvard on an academic scholarship," Fly said.
Fly and Catto believe its weeks like these that help the Eagles ingratiate themselves as Southwest Florida's team.
"It builds a family like atmosphere, when kids are able to come and learn from coaches and players, I think it's super cool," Catto said. "And they can come and just spend some one on one time with us and just enjoy us as people."
Fly agrees.
"It's just a great way for us to kind of connect with the community and get excited about the season as well," Fly said.
"It's just a great way for us to kind of connect with the community and get excited about the season as well," Fly said.
FGCU will open their 2019-2020 campaign at home on November 9th vs University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
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Born in 1974, Edwin Wong is a published writer based out of Victoria, Beautiful British Columbia. His interests include theatre, Greek and Roman studies, and economics. He is also a licensed plumber who works part-time as a project manager for PML Professional Mechanical. His previous projects include the Eagle Creek Surgical Centre and Selkirk Seniors Village.
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The Victorinox Kitchen Knife Is A Contender For The Best Chef Knife
When you step into your kitchen and begin chopping or dicing or peeling, you want a knife that works and works well. With the Victorinox Chef Knife, the makers claim that you can feel like a professional from the comfort of your own home. In 2004, Cooks magazine rated the Victorinox Fibrox chef knife the "best overall" knife. Taking top honors compared to models from Wusthof and Henckel, this knife beat those of a similar price range and value. It hasn't been outright claimed as better than the other two, or other similar knives, nor has the craftsmanship been stated as better, but overall it can stand up to the same tasks.
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The blade is not a hand-forged single piece, but rather, cut from a blank steel ribbon. This makes it light weight compared to other expensive models. The blade is very sharp and the handle is composed of a material which allows you to hold the knife firmly from an awkward position or if it is wet. The handle contains rivets which make it easier and more comfortable to hold, compared to solid colder handles. The handle is also contoured so you are able to move your hand toward the blade if you want better control of the blade. The blade contained a rocked contour which allows for easier chopping and dicing.
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The handle is longer than most knives of the same caliber and can be too long for people with smaller hands. The blade is also heavier than most of the same caliber. The knife is not head-heavy which can be a negative for some who are not accustomed to using things such as ceramic knives. It lacks a bolster and contains a flight flex. It cannot be used in cases such as peeling because of the longer blade and blade height.
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Re: Alerts forwarded to NOC (bunch of questions)David Smith Aug 23, 2019 5:03 AM (in response to nato)1 of 1 people found this helpful
Hi Nato,
So to send alerts to your NOC Team you simply decide how you want the notifications to be sent (Default in most instances is Email, but it could be ServiceNow integration etc) and then you send the alert to that teams email address. When the alert triggers it will send your NOC an email.
The NOC View is just a name that SolarWinds has given to the settings within the Dashboard, which make a normal summary view more friendly to a Large display/monitor such as one you might see in a typical Network Ops Center. It makes the screen a lot more streamlined and includes the ability to auto-rotate around the page tabs. Your NOC Engineers would most likely need a dedicated dashboard for when they login to SolarWinds for diagnostics or troubleshooting vs what you might have on the NOC Summary screen as that is just supposed to be a snapshot of the network.
Re: Alerts forwarded to NOC (bunch of questions)nato Aug 23, 2019 3:58 PM (in response to David Smith)
Ok- gotcha. Now I am working on SMNP Traps to get the alerts over from Solarwinds to CiNAS. Is it possible to edit existing Traps by adding IP addresses? Or do you think I will have to build new traps for each NODE and situation and send traps that way?
Re: Alerts forwarded to NOC (bunch of questions)medleyp812 Oct 31, 2019 9:51 AM (in response to nato)1 of 1 people found this helpful
nato are you still looking for answers for this topic?
As far as NOC views go:
- Create a NOC view in NPM
- Success Center--Rotating NOC View
- If you need some inspiration: Show us a NOC view and (don't ) get 500 thwack points (we still want to see, points no longer awarded)
- You can see a comprehensive list of the NOC views you've got in your environment, go to Settings > All Settings > Views > Created NOC Views
- There are a LOT more threads out on Thwack about creating them, and content to put on them


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I tend to write separate posts for every single day I'm on vacation in order to completely exhaust the memories I made at the time, and document them as detailed as possible. I've always said that the main purpose of my blog is so that I have an online diary of sorts – a place where I can go through moments that were important at the time, but ultimately fleeting in the grand scheme of things. I have figuratively put into paper my life into words, moments into paragraphs, and everything in between into prose that I would appreciate the most.
But there will always be some days I would wish to forget. Some days that are too grand to be immortalized. Some days that were just silence, and some days where the noise is overpowering. Some days I would keep off the books. The days I spent in Japan was part of those days. They were endless and ephemeral at the same time. I wished it lasted forever. Hence, not a lot of it has been documented. One day, it will be entirely forgotten, and only the snippet of it here will remain.
For seven nights, we were checked in to a love hotel 15-minutes away from Shin-Osaka Station. It was in what I would assume is a residential area as our walk to and from the train station was filled with sceneries of tall apartment buildings, dog owners taking their 200,000+ yen pets out for a walk, and cycling moms with kids strapped into their bikes. There were more than a handful of convenience stores within the vicinity of the hotel, as well as a grocery that closed at midnight. Of course, the daily first order of business was to make sure I always have an onigiri inside my backpack while we casually explored Japan. We spent our nights either looking for more food to consume as if we didn't get enough of it already and exploring izakayas drinking draught beer.
On days where we felt like having our food options multiplied by a lot, we head to Dotonbori to get lost in a maze of restaurants forming alleyways. Dotonbori is a place for sensory overload. Hoards of tourists and locals walk in varying directions in some sort of organized chaos, life-size cows and giant versions of crustaceans hanging from buildings, the smell of charcoal-grilled meat wafted in the air, and loud music blasting an endless loop of "Takoyaki! Takoyaki! Takoyaki!" to rein more customers in.
On days where stuffing ourselves silly with Japanese cuisine was not the top priority, I put on my brand new Hogwarts robe and tried to pacify the 11-year old in me that was sorely disappointed I didn't get a letter from a magical boarding school. I first got a hold of Chamber of Secrets as an 8-year old in 1999 and secretly fantasized that I'd be leaving everything I've ever known to learn magic after three years. It seems Universal Studios Japan wanted to somehow alleviate that childhood pain, and I was even chosen by Ollivander to try out wands. With the Elder Wand in hand, I found magic in all the rollercoaster rides I got to try out for the first time.
I have never encountered a deer before and knew heading to Nara Park would provide me with the opportunity to do so. And so we went on the 1+hour scenic train ride to feed deer. I had three pieces of onigiri with me, and initially thought it would be a great idea to be eating them while we walked to the park and within the park. As it turns out, while the streets were devoid of trash, there was a scarcity of trash bins. I had discarded plastic wrappers along with my travel essentials, that by the end of the day, even my passport carried a hint of salmon smell. However, this wasn't necessarily a bad thing when the 150-yen deer biscuits failed to work on our numerous attempts. The deers all seem to be already full with the number of tourists trying to feed them, that one only went near when I started snacking on another onigiri. The time spent walking was less fruitful than resting on a park bench and having a deer approach you of their own accord.
Eating has been my #1 past time, and if you're new here, you'd still probably know that by the sheer amount of food I have incorporated into all the words prior to these. It was a given that we would be heading to Kobe for beef that's so regulated, there's even a Kobe Beef Marketing and Distribution Promotion Association. I'm not even kidding. I went through the top-ranked steakhouses in Kobe and found that a lot of them were booked in advance, as Kobe beef is regulated so there were only a limited number of quality beef that is available in the market. Our initial plan was to get a table in Steak Aoyama (which was suggested to us by a fellow beef lover), but they already had a full house. We ended up getting the last table in Meriken Hatoba by knocking on the door of the steakhouse before they even opened. Since it was still too early for lunch, we ended up roaming around Kobe Chinatown and Motomachi Street which was not the best idea to take when you're trying to prep yourself for a hearty meal. There were over a hundred (I think) Chinese restaurants, and queues of people buying variations of meat buns (some even shaped as pandas and pigs), dumplings, candied fruits, and Kobe beef anything (buns, burgers, sushis). The sacrifice was worth it though. There was a slight hesitation when eating the last piece of steak on my plate because I didn't want the meal to end, but also didn't want to wait too long before I inhaled everything. Ahh, beef.
Unlike our previous trip to Japan, we bought a 7-day JR Pass knowing that we will be visiting cities outside of the Kansai region. Kyoto was a 12-minute shinkansen ride away from Shin-Osaka, so we were weirdly frequent visitors. One afternoon, we ended up in Toei Kyoto Studio Park. C is a huge fan of ninjas, animes and Japanese period films. The studio park is literally a gigantic Edo town set. We went on a ninja house (where you need to escape by going through trap doors and walls) which is something I highly recommend and was even able to watch an actual period drama being filmed. You can even rent actual costumes to wear while walking but we were both too lazy to change into it.
We were both not huge fans of visiting temples, but I had the Fushimi Inari Shrine as a must-see because of the ten thousand torii gates. They say that passing through is transitioning from the mundane to the sacred but there were just too many people, that I realized I needed to just head here on a much earlier time on another trip. We ended up not even attempting to transition within the gates, but our tummies wanted to transition from being empty to being filled with omurice. After my pretty informative Google keywords of "omurice kyoto", we ended up walking around Gion. It was far from the scenes I envisioned from reading Memoirs of a Geisha. While I expected glamorous artists clad in elaborate kimonos, we were welcomed by quirky modern stores as C pointed out locations that were immortalized in various animes and films. At this point, I'm pretty sure that he enjoyed Kyoto better than I did.
While I imagined the highlight of Tokyo to be Taylor Swift (and she definitely was, which is something we'll get around to in a couple of sentences), the entire day we spent in Tokyo turned out to be as eventful as the entire time we relaxed back in Osaka. We took the earliest shinkansen from Shin-Osaka to Tokyo, and we got to tick off eating a bento box in a train. The almost three-hour train ride felt shorter as it was much more comfortable than the plane ride we took to get to the country. We booked a futon room in Asakusa knowing that we'd miss the last shinkansen back to Osaka, and on our way there, I forgot my phone inside a subway toilet and a Japanese woman literally sprinted after me to return it. Lost my phone in Japan count = 1. When we finally met up with C's sister and brother-in-law, we proceeded to line up to eat the best beef katsu I have ever had in my life.
Taking the train to Tokyo Dome was such a surreal moment. The train was filled with Japanese men in business suits, and Japanese #Swifties in all the music video/concert versions of Taylor Swift – and nobody batted an eyelid. I've been a Taylor Swift fan since 2007 when I first heard Love Story and started following her career. We had a two year age gap, so a lot of her songs were the background music of a significant portion of the past 11 years of my life. I had cried in the shower to All Too Well, danced to Shake It Off, admittedly burned photos of my ex to Picture to Burn (true story), and, have related C and I's own story to Mine and Begin Again. The tears that were shed as I breathe the same air she was breathing were inevitable.
Someday, this trip will be entirely forgotten. But at that moment, I truly lived. See you soon, Japan.
OMG everything about this post makes me jelly! From food, deer feeding to Taylor Swift!
You should go, Leia!!! ❤
Ah, you were so closed to Taylor!!!! Also, is Kobe beef enough reason to visit Kobe?
My comment is all over the place, but I also just want to add that I loved how you worded out and the tone of this entire post.
I love beef, so it was a must for me. And we decided to splurge so we got what we paid for. 🙂 Thank you, Richel, for always reading my random ramblings ❤
The Foooooooooood. Omg. I think I just got hungry looking at all the food pictures. Great post Teesh. Inspires me to visit Japan. I have never been very keen but reading your post has changed my perspective. My son would have fun feeding the deers.
He definitely would love it, Lora! It was so much fun although a bit nerve wracking because we heard that some tourists get attacked by aggressive deers. You would really need to follow the guidelines and make sure you don't offend any of them. 🙂
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2019 'Walks & Talks' Program at Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden
Be guided by members of the North Shore Group of the Australian Plants Society to learn about our wonderful native plants. No booking needed – just turn up at –
Caley Pavilion, Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden, 420 Mona Vale Road, St Ives, NSW
9.45 am for a 10.00 am start on any of the dates below. All meetings finish at about 12.30 pm
There is a fee of $5 per person, discounted to $2 for Australian Plants Society members. All talks have an ID focus. No prior knowledge is required and information sheets will be provided. All walks are easy. For the walks please wear a hat, have suitable footwear and bring water.
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DENVER (AP) — The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission has approved $300,000 to extend a pilot program designed to make sure off-highway vehicle users are following state regulations.
State Trails Program Manager Tom Morrissey says that in the first year of the program in 2011, rangers saw little evidence of off-trail damage but did report a need for more trail maintenance. He says officers from Colorado State Parks, the U.S. Forest Service and the U.S. Bureau of Land Management contacted 10,000 riders in problem areas identified by environmental and recreation groups, and fewer than 5 percent were issued warnings or citations — mostly for failing to comply with vehicle registration requirements.
Commissioner Jim Pribyl says the project shows law-enforcement visibility deters illegal off-trail riding.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — An Iowa county gave $844,000 in grants to ten private, religious schools despite a state law prohibiting public funding for such schools.
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