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What do I want to say
about that horrible cinnamon tea?
Maybe I would start that:
I wager Shakespeare would change "What is in a name?"
lose all gathered wealth and all delicious fame
and make the line: "what is in this horrible
malady outrageously priced
this brazen daylight theft
this ungodly heist!
this mug of indignation
goblet of woe and powdered clay
assassinated imagination
gastronomy dies today
this pain is castration!
What, I ask, though unable to speak
is the humiliation
that is this cup of tea, this stench and reek?
This is not tea and water
This, my cohorts, is seawater
without the privilege
of sea creatures to see."
Then, elaborating,
I might want to add
that it was the first drink
she and I had ever had
I was dressed in my best attire
and dumb as I am, a fool aplenty
not knowing the affliction about to beset me
bought two cups of a drink diseased and dire
Into our cups they poured liquid suicide
for hire.
I carried our cups back to where we sat
expecting the spice of fire and cool of breeze
not knowing the concoction I held in my hand
compared more to dung roasting at the feet of trees.
I kissed her hand
and the moment was incredible
but when we sipped our drinks
my tongue shouted, "Fuck you! This is terrible!"
You would betray me so?
Tea, my sweetest friend
my friend and never foe
my ally from so long ago
Tea is tea is tea is tea, but is tea
Like you too, Brutus?
would become like coffee
and taste like a kick to the gluteus?
That said, I would have another
Oblige me, dear waiter
for until she return
I shall await her
In fact, make it two
and bring one for my love with you
so that I may gaze upon her
and kiss her hand anew
And burn our throat
with your brown death-stew
Or hold the tea if without it
she might yet come
hell! for memory's sake
just bring me some.
Extra cinnamon.


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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- Southwest Airlines and Alaska Air Group provided some upside on an otherwise down day for airline stocks Wednesday as crude oil prices gained some traction.
The Amex Airline Index ($XAL) lost 0.14 points to 59.85 with AMR Corp., parent of American Airlines, and Delta Air Lines dragging on the group.
AMR shares AMR, +0.00% lost 19 cents, or 1.7 percent, to finish at $10.81. The Fort Worth, Texas-based carrier on Tuesday said fourth-quarter unit revenue -- known as revenue per available seat mile -- is expected to decline 2 to 3 percent year over year.
AMR's unit revenue projection is symptomatic of the industry's woes. The fourth quarter is one of the weakest for airlines and this year is expected to be even tougher.
U.S. airlines have been unable to pass along higher fuel costs to customers as seat supply on U.S. flights has outpaced demand, sparking an industry fare war.
Shares of Delta Air Lines DAL, +1.14% ended the trading day down 10 cents at $7.45 and Northwest Airlines NWAC lost 12 cents to $10.88.
On a positive note, Southwest shares LUV, +2.40% gained 24 cents to close at $16.12 while Alaska Air ALK, +0.31% tacked on 57 cents to finish at $32.84.

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Date: 12th March 2016
Location: Academy Sport, Reading
- Anand Krishnan (c)
- Ben Moran-Wardle
- Pete Leighton
- Josh Garcia Hall
- Josh Keys
- Will Couzens
- Nathan Thompson (Team Manager/Public Relations)
This week, JC made the controversial decision to exclude Nathan from the squad, to the shock and horror of all other team members. Unperturbed by this snub, Nathan promoted himself to Team Manager and went along anyway, happily wedging himself into Anand's car in between a rather uncomfortable Bowditch and Rhys, all of whom barely made it to the meet thanks to some poor drivers on the M40 (Rumour has it that Winchester sent them in a desperate attempt to avoid yet another day of utter humiliation. Spoiler alert – they were unsuccessful. Naturally).
Despite this early scare all team members, plus the 1's, made it to the venue and began warming up in anticipation of a day of dodgeball that would turn out to be one of the most dramatic DNL meets in the 2's history.
Match 1: Warwick Warriors II vs Imperial
Having absolutely smashed them the first time round, hopes were high as our heroes stepped out onto the court. As expected, the first game went absolutely brilliantly. For about 20 seconds. Suddenly JGH, in a tactical decision known only to himself, decided to go and absolutely mangle his leg, and had to be carted off court. This left the 2's down to just 5 men and at a crisis point. Things were looking desperate. JC's plan had failed. Fans were starting to panic. How could the 2s come back from this?!? Step forward Nathan Thompson, that milk boshing, (occasionally) cross dressing, catching machine. Back at full strength, if a little bit ruffled, the 2's overcame their early wobble to win the match against a surprisingly resilient Imperial side who at one point were leading 6-4. Not the most ideal start to the day, but as the renowned classical philosopher D:Ream once remarked, 'Things can only get better'…
Final score: Warwick Warriors II 8 – 6 Imperial
Match 2: Warwick Warriors II vs UCL
Having endured a shaky start, our heroes managed to get their act together, falling into a decent rhythm, working together and just generally being pretty wonderful. Excellent throwing on the parts of everyone bar Nathan ensured that very few easy catches were given away to this defensive side, resulting in some rather one sided games. Towards the end of the match, UCL began reverting to increasingly desperate tactics in order to throw us off our game. The highlight of these was when the sole female UCL team member began to engage in some frankly outrageous flirting with none other than our own Mr Josh Keys at the centre line ('She even said I wasn't quick enough – the b****!' Keys, J. 2016). Despite this, the 2's could not be denied as they secured a convincing win.
Final score: Warwick Warriors II 11 – 3 UCL
Match 3: Warwick Warriors II vs Winchester Bullets 2
Sadly the report for this match has been deemed inappropriate for publication. If you would like to read this report, we suggest that you ask one of the current exec members very nicely and they might show it to you. If they feel like it. Maybe.
Final score: Warwick Warriors II 12 – 2 Winchester Bullets
Final Thoughts
After the meet, it was discovered that this was in fact the first DNL meet in which the 2's have won all 3 matches.
Following some cutting edge statistics work (and a brief glance at the league tables) we have managed to calculate that all we need to finish in an unprecedented 3rd place is to take a total of 9 points from our remaining 2 matches – bring it on!


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Classical Archaeology and Ancient History - Master's Programme in the Humanities 2019/2020
- 120 credits
- Uppsala
- Campus 100%
- Programme syllabus
Much of what we take for granted today has its origin in the classical cultures around the Mediterranean. The Master's Programme in the Humanities, specialising in Classical Archaeology and Ancient History, gives you a broad education in the history, archaeology, art, religion and philosophy of the Ancient World. You will learn to analyse historical processes and phenomena through fascinating source material. You will also choose to specialise in an area and write a scientific thesis.
Why this programme?
If you are interested in Mediterranean archaeology and ancient history, this is the programme for you. Much of what we take for granted in politics, economy and culture has roots in Antiquity. You learn to analyse and communicate a cultural heritage central to European identity.
The Master's Programme in the Humanities, specialising in Classical Archeology and Ancient History, is one of the international Master's programmes offered by the Faculty of Arts. The full programme runs over two years and is worth 120 credits, but you can also choose to complete the programme in one academic year, leading to a Master of Arts, 60 credits.
The programme contains both compulsory and elective courses. The Department of Archaeology and Ancient History normally offers four or five courses in Archaeology, Classical Archaeology and Egyptology every semester. You can also choose courses from other subjects if you want to broaden your education further.
The programme leads to a Master of Arts (120 credits) with Classical Archaeology and Ancient History as the main field of study. It is also possible to graduate after one academic year with a Master of Arts (60 credits).
All specialisations of this programme
The Master's Programme in the Humanities, specialising in Classical Archaeology and Ancient History, commences with the compulsory course Cosmopolitan Pasts (7.5 credits). It runs at 50% of a full-time study load and you will take the course together with students from the Master's Programme in the Humanities, specialising in Archaeology from both campuses (Uppsala and Visby).
The other compulsory course, Writing Course (7.5 credits), runs throughout the first semester and provides support for the writing the Master's thesis.
Apart from this, you have the opportunity to design your education according to your own interests. At the beginning of your first semester, you will establish an individual study plan (ISP) together with the programme coordinator or director of studies. At that time, you will decide how to plan your studies: which courses to take, when to write your Master's thesis, etc. The ISP is revised every semester, or, if needed, more often.
The department offers a number of courses, which normally run at 50% of a full-time study load. The idea behind this is that you should read two courses in parallel, or read one course while working on your Master's thesis.
Apart from the courses offered by the department, which vary from semester to semester over a two-year cycle, you can choose to take an internship (worth 7.5 and/or 15 credits), or take courses individually tailored to suit your needs. You may also take courses offered by other departments at the university.
Most of the department's courses are offered both in Uppsala and in Visby, but some are only given at one campus.
The 45 credit Master's thesis is divided up and written over several semesters. You can choose to devote your full attention to the thesis, or read a course at the same time. Most courses are given in English, but you can choose to write your thesis either in English or in Swedish.
Courses within the programme
You can choose how to organise your studies yourself, after consulting the Director of Studies. Below you can see one example of how the course work can be organised for the full, two-year programme.
Semester 1
Cosmopolitan Pasts, 7.5 credits (compulsory)
Writing course, 7.5 credits (compulsory)
Elective courses corresponding to 15 credits
Semester 2
Elective courses corresponding to 15 credits
Advanced Field Course in Archaeology, 15 credits
Semester 3
Internship, 15 credits
Degree project, 15 credits
Semester 4
Degree project, 30 credits
Learning experience
Courses are usually taught in the form of seminars, but there may be lectures as well.
The most common forms of examination are written assignments and take-home exams, although other forms of examination may occur depending on the course.
The programme is delivered entirely in English and you are given the choice of writing your Master's thesis either in English or Swedish.
With a Master of Arts degree, specialising in Classical Archaeology and Ancient History, you are eligible for further PhD studies in this field. Previous students have found work as archaeologists, museum curators and educators, investigators for the public sector, aid workers, tour leaders and guides, cultural writers, and researchers and lecturers at universities.
Classical Archaeology and Ancient History
120 credits
Autumn 2019 - 100 % - Campus
Location: Uppsala
Application Deadline: 2019-01-15
Enrolment Code: UU-M5002 Application
Language of Instruction: English
Academic requirements
A Bachelor's degree, equivalent to a Swedish Kandidatexamen, from an internationally recognised university. The main field of study must be within the humanities or social sciences.
Also required is 60 credits in classical archaeology and ancient history.
Language requirements
All applicants need to verify English language proficiency that corresponds to English studies at upper secondary (high school) level in Sweden ("English 6"). This can be done in a number of ways, including through an internationally recognised test such as TOEFL or IELTS, or through previous upper secondary (high school) or university studies.
The minimum test scores are:
- IELTS: an overall mark of 6.5 and no section below 5.5
- TOEFL: Paper-based: Score of 4.5 (scale 1–6) in written test and a total score of 575. Internet-based: Score of 20 (scale 0–30) in written test and a total score of 90
- Cambridge: CAE, CPE
Selection: Students are selected based on:
- a total appraisal of quantity and quality of previous university studies;
- the quality of the Bachelor's thesis/degree project; and
- a statement of purpose outlining their archaeological proficiency (1-2 pages).
As full documentation of your degree project, preferably a Bachelor's thesis, is required, a paper copy must arrive no later than 1 February 2019 to:
Uppsala University
Department of Archaeology and Ancient History
P.O. Box 626
SE-751 26 Uppsala, Sweden
Please mark your envelope 'Master Programme in the Humanities: Classical Archaeology and Ancient History'.
If you are not a citizen of a European Union (EU) or European Economic Area (EEA) country, or Switzerland, you are required to pay application and tuition fees. Fees cover application and tuition only and do not cover accommodation, academic literature or the general cost of living. Read more about fees.
Application Fee: SEK 900
Tuition fee, first semester: SEK 50000
Tuition fee, total: SEK 200000
Contact and further resources
Cultural Anthropology: Annika Teppo
+46 18 471 22 48
Classical Archaeology and Ancient History, Archeology
Cultural Heritage and Sustainability: Gustaf Leijonhufvud
+46 18 471 28 87
Musicology: Mattias Lundberg
+46 18 471 15 84
Philosophy: Andrew Reisner
Aesthetics: Elisabeth Schellekens Dammann
For admissions-related or general information, please contact our applicant support team:
Contact the respective department for information about your chosen specialisation:
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The Student Portal provides logged-on students access to course and programme pages, study results, e-transcripts, information from the student unions, file area, webmail, and more. In order to log on, you must have applied for a student account. The course and programme pages in the Student Portal can be seen without being logged on here. The pages contain basic information plus those features that the department has chosen to make accessible.


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Audentes Therapeutics to Present New Data from ASPIRO, the Phase 1/2 Clinical Trial of AT132 in Patients with X-Linked Myotubular Myopathy, at the 23rd International Congress of the World Muscle Society
The presentation by Dr. Kuntz will include new interim data from ASPIRO out to 48-weeks of follow-up in the earliest treated patients in dose Cohort 1 (1x1014 vg/kg), and preliminary safety and efficacy data for the sentinel patient treated in dose Cohort 2 (3x1014 vg/kg).
"XLMTM is a severe, deadly disease with no approved treatment options," said
Complete results from these studies will be announced during
Oral presentation:
ASPIRO Phase 1/2 Gene Therapy Trial In X-Linked Myotubular Myopathy (XLMTM): Preliminary Safety and Efficacy Findings
Abstract number: O.17
Session Title: Selected Oral Presentations III – New Therapeutic Approaches and Their Readout
Date: Friday, October 5, 2018,
Poster presentations:
INCEPTUS Pre-Phase 1, Prospective, Non-Interventional, Natural History Run-in Study to Evaluate Subjects Aged 3 Years and Younger with X-Linked Myotubular Myopathy (XLMTM): Preliminary Findings
Abstract Number: P.136
Session Title: Congenital Myopathies (CNM)
The CHOP-INTEND scale (
Abstract Number: P.138
Session Title: Congenital Myopathies (CNM)
Mortality and Respiratory Support in X-Linked Myotubular Myopathy (XLMTM): The RECENSUS Study, an International, Multicenter, Retrospective Medical Record Review of XLMTM
Abstract Number: P.139
Session Title: Congenital Myopathies (CNM)
A Novel Hybrid Promoter Directing AAV-mediated Expression of Acid Alpha-Glucosidase to Liver, Muscle and CNS Yields Optimized Outcomes in a Mouse Model of Pompe Disease
Abstract Number: P.350
Session Title: Metabolic Myopathies II
Exploring Study Design and Endpoint Selection to Evaluate Safety, Preliminary Efficacy, and Dose Selection of AAV8 Gene Therapy in Patients with Infantile and Late Onset Pompe Disease (IOPD and LOPD)
Abstract Number: P.351
Session Title: Metabolic Myopathies II
About AT132 for X-Linked Myotubular Myopathy
AT132 is the Audentes product candidate being developed to treat XLMTM, a rare monogenic disease characterized by extreme muscle weakness, respiratory failure and early death, with an estimated 50 percent mortality rate by 18 months of age. XLMTM is caused by mutations in the MTM1 gene, which encodes the protein myotubularin. Myotubularin plays an important role in the development, maintenance and function of skeletal muscle cells. AT132 is comprised of an AAV8 vector containing a functional copy of the MTM1 gene. In
AT132 has been granted Regenerative Medicine Advanced Therapy (RMAT), Rare Pediatric Disease, Fast Track and Orphan Drug designations by the FDA, and Priority Medicines (PRIME) and Orphan Drug designations by the
About AT982 for Pompe disease
AT982 is the Audentes product candidate being developed to treat Pompe disease, a serious, progressive genetic disease characterized by severe muscle weakness, respiratory failure leading to ventilator dependence and, in infants, increased cardiac mass and heart failure. In untreated infants, the disease is often fatal due to cardio-respiratory failure within the first year of life, and in adults the disease is progressive and life-limiting with significant ventilator and wheelchair use. Pompe disease is caused by mutations in the gene encoding the lysosomal enzyme alpha-glucosidase, or GAA, which results in a deficiency of GAA protein and leads to the accumulation of glycogen. The incidence of Pompe disease is approximately one in 40,000 births. AT982 consists of an AAV8 vector that delivers a GAA gene expression cassette containing a novel hybrid promoter designed to increase GAA activity in targeted tissues, including skeletal and cardiac muscle, the nervous system and the liver. Audentes holds exclusive global rights to both AAV8 and AAV9 in Pompe disease from REGENXBIO.
About Audentes Therapeutics, Inc.
For more information regarding Audentes, please visit www.audentestx.com.
Forward Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including, but not limited to, the potential benefits of AT132. All statements other than statements of historical fact are statements that could be deemed forward-looking statements. Although the company believes that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are reasonable, the company cannot guarantee future events, results, actions, levels of activity, performance or achievements, and the timing and results of biotechnology development and potential regulatory approval is inherently uncertain. Forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause the company's actual activities or results to differ significantly from those expressed in any forward-looking statement, including risks and uncertainties related to the company's ability to advance its product candidates, obtain regulatory approval of and ultimately commercial its product candidates, the timing and results of preclinical and clinical trials, the company's ability to fund development activities and achieve development goals, the company's ability to protect intellectual property and other risks and uncertainties described under the heading "Risk Factors" in documents the company files from time to time with the
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Numbers have been around since ancient times and carry different meanings depending on where you are, or what you are, and even what you believe in. Numbers also carry great importance in all our lives whether we realise it or not.
We rely on them for the value of our worth, for the amount of cash we have to spend or how much change we should get at the till; to determine the amount of debt we have in credit cards or mortgages, our age, and even our identity or social security number.
Numbers in numerology are used to determine what kind of person we are, and what our lucky day and lucky number would be, with some using numerology as a form of horoscope or astrology to divine our future. In the Chinese culture, numbers pay a large role in every day life with numbers being auspicious or inauspicious. Even numbers are perceived as more auspicious than odd numbers, number 8 being the most auspicious or luckiest.
When it comes to the lottery however, some of us tend to use the most amazing combinations of beliefs and superstitions to work out a set of numbers to play in upcoming weekly draws. Some use birthdays, some number plates, addresses or even their social security numbers, while others have what they believe are lucky numbers, which will be used over and over again when taking a lottery ticket. Some believe they should only walk to take their ticket, and some people believe that the shop that they take their tickets at is the lucky denominator.
There are even folk who use "the law of attraction" as their way to try and win the lottery, while others pass the ticket over the back of a black cat, enter the store with their right foot first, use numbers from a fortune cookie or use their dreams linked to Fah-Fee numbers.
Whichever method you use, we wish you luck and hope your combination of numbers comes up for you. We have no special method of buying ours – we normally just request the quick pick, which randomly generates a set of numbers for us. Then we hope and wish and dream. One day is one day!


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We admit it, there's a little alien growing in our belly, a parasite that steals the nourishment we eat, makes us fat, makes our ankles swell, and we LOVE it. That little son or daughter (or both!) can really raise a stink in the confines of their first home and we're here to share that with you in all its glory.
Now, for those of you who aren't having kids any time soon (or ever) we know this may look a little freaky. It looks freaky to us too, but it also looks magic. (Hey moms, remember? Remember this? The elbow here? The little butt over there? That kick to the ribs… did that ever get better? Anyway, back to it…)
Yes, ok, there's a person growing inside another person, doing stuff, moving around, making weird BUMPS, and ridges, and valleys and everything you never imagined when you thought of what it was to be pregnant. We'll concede that it's weird. Where's that smooth, round belly, slightly warm, soft but firm, full of life but also the epitome of peace? Go rub our dad's bump after a big dinner. We've got a party going on in ours.


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Grecia, tmo di sirtaki
Greece is not only just white houses and churches scattered over the hills, but also multi-coloured hamlets over the rocky coastline and little harbours where fishermen sell their fish directly to tourists and local inhabitants, desert areas where nature is barren because of the dried climate. Let yourself be guided by the sails towards Greece!
The island of Ionian Greece are the ideal destination for family holidays, because wind is soft and sea is light-blue, giving the opportunity also to the children to discover for the first time sea and sand, maybe also taking the first steps in the marvellous world of sailing.
For the ones in search of a relaxing holiday, the numerous semidesert hamlets or inslets in Greece are the perfect destination: Cyclade islands and Saronic Gulf, immersing yourself completely in nature, discovering little bays around the Adriatic Sea and diving in the crystal clear water. If you want a holiday discovering uncontaminated and wild places, our suggest is to venture yourself in the archipelago of the Ionian Islands, a true and unique paradise where to discover luxuriant flora and fauna and the major part of the natural heritage of the region.
The beauty of Greece is something unique in the world, connected mainly to the ancient time, while Greece was becoming a big world power and economic city, influencing the culture and history of the surrounding regions, that during the centuries become together Europe. Do you know that in Greece there is the major number of archeological museums in all over the world? It is not necessary to be classical history's lovers or ancient mythology: Greece will offer to its visitors a lot of different architectural beauties and landscapes. A walk around one of the archeological sites around the island, listening to ancient myths narrated by local inhabitants, the welcoming people always ready to surprise you with the enormous traditional heritage.
In Greece everything is around the marvellous heritage that the inhabitants want to give to their tourists: luxuriant and barren nature is waiting for you to live an unforgettable trekking experience, sun is ready to light your relaxing days spent on the beach. The sky in Greece needs a particular mention itself: in this region you will have the opportunity lo live something special like the hundreds shades of the sea, from crystal clear to intense blue, till the moment in which you aren't able to perceive the difference between sky and sea.
Crystal clear water, desert beaches, white and blue houses: these are the Cyclades islands, an oasis of tranquillity, perfect place for the ones who want to recharge their batteries, also if you will always find some night life. With over 200 islands, we are sure that the most marvellous greek archipelago will give you an unforgettable and unique experience.
The biggest islands in the Cyclades is Naxos, where you find the magic of the ancient centuries but also some modernity because of the numerous tourists that populated the island in the last years. Little white hamlets, pebbled streats, colorful flower; don't miss a romantic dinner over the harbour, also called 'Little Venice' and a walk through the Halki village.
The wild, windy and lively Mykonos is the pulsante heart, together with Santorini, of fun mixed with white beaches, turquoise water and little hamlets made by white houses and blue roofs. If during the high summer season the island will offer you every type of fun, during the spring months it is possible to live the true soul of peace that characterised its inhabitants. Hora is the part of the city where you have to lose yourself between thin streats and mills, the famous white church of Panagia Paraportiani, luxuriant and colorful gardens. If you don't like crowded places, we suggest you a visit to the archipelago of Dilos, where it is possible to visit the ancient ruins of the Old Delo. Santorini depicts the city of romance and breathtaking landscapes, two elements always together for your dreamy holiday. The predominant colours are white, blue and red of the burning sunsets; Fira and Oia are the two most well known villages, where you will find the best postcard's landscapes. Don't miss some relax in one of the Santorini's beaches. Paros is the ideal spot for the ones in search for tranquillity: a beautiful ancient city center, Parikia, where it is possible to visit the ancient necropolis and the surrounded walls, but also the famous church with 100 doors. Moving just to some km, you will have the opportunity to live and unique experience; the high color contrast between the lightening white of the houses and the blue roofs, the frame of Naoussa, a fishermen village. Lefkes will be a dive back to past, an island immersed in silence and tradition, where the most important thing is just to enjoy the breathtaking landscapes in solitude. Also Antiparos is a peace oasis, a little inslet characterised by the big fields, the famous Chora and by a well-known visitable cave.
- Tinos: natural beauty, built over white marble, cultivated hills and little streats inhabited by artisans.
- Syros is the perfect mix between Ancient Greece and contemporary Greece, a venetian hamlet surrounded by crystal clear water of their bays.
- Kytnos Island, or Apollo Island, is a contrast between strong colours which compose its landscape.
- Serifos, where sea and mountains meet to give birth to a desert and abandoned only thanks to nature's power.
- Capo Sounion has an ancient soul for the inhabitants of Ancient Greece, characterised by archeological ruins of the Poseydon's temple. Admire a sunset over the architectural ruins will give you an unforgettable memory.
- Folegandros is a little island: little harbour and Hora hamlet, common elements for a greek island. It was mentioned as one of the most beautiful hamlets in Europe.


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Inc.com, 12/23/14
Take some advice from a CEO whose companies have sold for billions of dollars. She didn't do it by playing it safe.
Everybody likes a comfort zone because it's safe and easy. But when it comes to business the most successful people intentionally seek out situations that are unfamiliar, stretching or uncertain. Take it from Ellen Rubin, CEO and cofounder of ClearSky, a Boston tech startup currently in stealth mode.
Prior to ClearSky she was vice president of marketing for the data warehousing company Netezza, helping to lead it through an IPO before it sold to IBM for nearly $2 billion in 2010.
She also cofounded CloudSwitch--a company that made it simple to connect to a data center and public cloud--which was acquired by Verizon the following year. The secret to her success? Starting companies focused on tech that's not her expertise. While you might think it would be easier for her to stick with subject matter she knows well, Rubin says getting out of her comfort zone has several benefits.
Here's her rationale.
- Experts can be too skeptical.
- Expertise can lead to entrepreneurial fatigue.
- Without risk-taking a startup won't succeed.
- The most successful people within a startup are the risk-takers.


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wearing: top from Taipei, jeans from One Teaspoon, c/o Beginning Boutique (avail. here), boots from Asos. Photos by Natalie.
Loving all things cropped paired with low waisted denim and since summer's coming up so is the acceptance level for navel-baring apparel. Of course, one must refrain from eating to a 'food baby' level (thereby steering clear of the ubiquitous 'food coma') unless you enjoy strange looks from sitting MTR passengers. I'm almost giggling to myself at the paradox of this outfit title as i am neither good (or maybe even average) at anything to do with numbers, though i did have a small sudoku fling in the summer (well behind me, worry not). And of course my trusty photographer and mutual pizza lover Natalie is able to make even the biggest denim holes look classy- bow down, friends.
Oh, and i compiled a few short clips from the last 3 months into a march+april video (though it's already half-past may). Let me know what you think and whether you'd like me to make more! (P.S. some footage of me getting my hair cut off…haha)
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Former grand prix winner Jacky Ickx has tipped Michael Schumacher to keep racing beyond 2012. The seven time world champion's future is the subject of intense speculation, as his three-year comeback...
The seven time world champion's future is the subject of intense speculation, as his three-year comeback contract with Mercedes runs to its end.
"Despite his age he maintains the passion of a young one," Belgian Ickx, who won 8 grands prix in the 60s and 70s, said on Wednesday.
"He clearly still enjoys driving and with a little more luck he would be on the podium more often this year," the 67-year-old added.
"I can see Schumacher playing a good role in the coming season," Ickx, the championship runner-up in 1969 and 1970, is quoted by SID news agency.
If Schumacher does not stay in 2013, Force India driver Paul di Resta is expected to secure the seat.
Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn said this week a decision can be expected within six weeks.
German Schumacher's manager Sabine Kehm said on Wednesday: "We won't participate in a public discussion about time periods, background or preferences," she told DPA news agency.
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The cow jumped over the moon, and organic beef prices are going in the same direction.
Horse-gate has been good news for food businesses whose core values centre on known and proven provenance. Organic certification is by far the clearest way of demonstrating this, but the problem now is that everyone is trying to muscle in on the act. Supermarkets, who for years have paid little more than lip service to organics, treating it more like a loss-making inconvenience they could do without, are all reportedly desperate to re-list as much organic produce as possible – particularly beef. However there just isn't enough to go around.
Last year's poor harvest and growing conditions has meant that even low input, extensive organic farmers haven't had enough fodder (grass, silage and hay) so they've turned them out to wait for the sun to shine and the organic spring grass to grow and give them a rich enough diet. Poor supply is compounded by the fact that until recently, premiums for organic beef have been minuscule (as low as 5%) and many farmers have decided that the challenge of producing their herds as fully organic has been too great, so have surrendered their organic certification as a result. If the supermarkets had supported organic farmers over the last five years, rather than giving them the cold shoulder, supply wouldn't be so tight now. Now the premium has risen to a stonking 30% with no signs of levelling off. Rearing organic beef, even on grass, does cost more money, but not that much. Most farmers would be happy with 12-15%, which I would hope you would be happy to pay. It seems like a small price to pay for the peace of mind guaranteed provenance brings and the good work organic farmers do looking after our green and pleasant land.
At Riverford we have a good relationship with our suppliers. We pay a fixed price based on an average of the last quarter and this has worked well. Obviously they want to make an honest buck, but our farmers would much rather deal with us than buyers for the multiples. Most of them have been around for long enough to have experienced first hand the fickle whims of 'those who must be obeyed.' They didn't start farming, and convert to organic, to see the fruits of their labour disappear into an anonymous black hole to be blended with 25% horse meat.
However, no farmer will go on selling beef for significantly less than market price for long, so we've shortened the last quarter by a month to hurry up the process of bringing our prices into line, so we can still pay a competitive price for our suppliers' organic beef.
I'm afraid the inevitable outcome will be a small rise in our prices for all things beefy, but rest assured, we will keep increases to a minimum. We want to work with, and support our farmers as much as we want to deliver the best priced, best quality food via the shortest supply chain. That's the Riverford way.


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High-quality journalism is essential to an informed democracy. Unfortunately, the online ecosystem is stacked against the new publishers who produce trustworthy, high-quality information, with the dominant online platforms deciding the rules of the game and taking in the majority of the digital ad dollars being driven by your content.
In order to level the playing field and reach a deal that works for all parties, you may have noticed that House Antitrust Subcommittee Chairman David Cicilline (D-RI) and Ranking Member of the House Judiciary Committee Doug Collins (R-GA) recently reintroduced H.R. 2054, "Journalism Competition and Preservation Act." A bipartisan companion bill, S. 1700, was also introduced by Senator John Neely Kennedy (R-LA), Member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, and Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Ranking Member of the Senate Antitrust Subcommittee.The bill would allow news publishers to collectively negotiate for a better deal with the tech platforms to sustain high-quality journalism. We are incredibly grateful to the authors of this legislation, but introduction of these measures is just a first step.
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Sean Phillips & Crime Novelist Don Winslow's Free 'Sunset on Sunset' Comic [Preview]
Comic book artist Sean Phillips enjoyed a rare privilege on Monday, when his work was distributed to millions of Los Angeles Times Magazine subscribers in the form of "Sunset on Sunset," an eight-page comic created with crime novelist Don Winslow. The author of such books as Savages and The Winter of Frankie Machine teamed up with the lauded Criminal and Incognito artist to create a violent and beautiful little tale that demonstrates the conflicting truths about the City of Angels.Whether by design or coincidence, the timing of "Sunset on Sunset" is fortuitous for Phillips and comics writer Ed Brubaker, whose new Criminal comic book, "The Last of the Innocent," was recently announced with a two-page preview ComicsAlliance published last week. Hopefully the readers of Winslow -- whose latest book, Savages, about American drug dealers in conflict with a violent Mexican cartel, was hugely praised by The New York Times -- as well as the Los Angeles Times Magazine will seek out more of Phillips work in this genre, specifically Criminal.
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SEGA's Upcoming 'Captain America: Super Soldier' Video Game Set in WWII
SEGA announced on Tuesday the development of "Captain America: Super Soldier," a new video game that will let players assume the role of Marvel's first Avenger and fight Nazis in World War II. The temptation to write "'Nuff said" is incredibly strong, so check out some screenshots after the jump."Captain America: Super Soldier" is a platformer that SEGA says will find Steve Rogers battling through a series of enemy castles with a variety of super skills. Tactics include scaling walls, solving puzzles, and, naturally, a number of shield-based attacks like taking out multiple opponents at once and deflecting incoming fire. As the screenshots indicate, players will also be able to just beat the hell out Nazis with their virtual fists.
The new Captain America game continues a series of Marvel-based releases from SEGA, who also developed "Iron Man," "Iron Man 2," and the upcoming "Thor."
With a story by "Avengers: The Initiative" writer Chrisos Gage, the new Captain America game is set entirely in World War II.
Wielding Captain America's legendary shield, gamers will engage in free-flowing combat and acrobatic platforming to infiltrate Hydra's mysterious castle and battle the infamous Iron Cross, the forces of Hydra, and a host of nefarious enemies serving the Red Skull. As the First Avenger himself, players must defeat the evil scientist Arnim Zola and his wartime experiments, combining powerful melee combos and shield attacks to devastating effect.
Like its "Thor" game's relationship to the upcoming film, SEGA says the story for "Super Soldier" will take place in the same continuity as "Captain America: The First Avenger," the upcoming live-action film from Marvel Studios. Both titles are due for release in 2011.


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Come build the future with us! Over the next 8 months Masco Canada will be looking to grow our team of Warehouse and Production Supervisors. At Masco Canada, we pride ourselves in finding passionate individuals who enjoy a fast paced, team focused work environment. You will join a rapidly growing and developing team who works together to ensure our customers receive their products in a timely fashion.
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Duties and responsibilities can include:
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• Execute the Manufacturing/Warehouse operational requirements by scheduling and assigning personnel to meet Schedule Attainment running to priority list and customer demand
• Maintain effective costs control to meet departmental budgets, performance metrics and employee resource requirements
• Administration of Collective Agreement
• Meet quality targets through the use of daily management and Process Problem Solving
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• Resolve personnel problems by analyzing data; investigating issues; identifying solutions; recommending action
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Masco Canada (the "Company") is an equal opportunity employer and we want to have the best available persons in every job. The Company makes employment decisions only based on merit. It is the Company's policy to prohibit discrimination in any employment opportunity (including but not limited to recruitment, employment, promotion, salary increases, benefits, termination and all other terms and conditions of employment) based on race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gender expression, genetic information, pregnancy, religious creed, national origin, ancestry, age, physical/mental disability, medical condition, marital/domestic partner status, military and veteran status, height, weight or any other such characteristic protected by federal, state or local law. The Company is committed to complying with all applicable laws providing equal employment opportunities. This commitment applies to all persons involved in the operations of the Company regardless of where the employee is located and prohibits unlawful discrimination by any employee of the Company.
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Spare me the confected 'Innovation Theatre' that is hackfests and their ilk
Sure, the ideas spurt out in a torrent, but they're no longer potent
Secret CIO I had a vasectomy on Tuesday. After the procedure, as I sat sulking on the couch, sipping a cup of tea and clutching an icepack to the affected area, I thought I would quickly check my emails to see if there was anything that would take my mind off the experience.
The first email I opened invited me to participate as the guest of honour in an "Innovation Hackfest" for a large corporate. If I would be so kind as to donate my weekend to this hundred-billion dollar multinational corporation, form a team that can demonstrate subject matter expertise, prepare a detailed business model, and "demonstrate a realistic prospect for implementation", I would be showered with riches such as "the opportunity to present your concept to our Chief Information Officer".
"How appropriate," I thought to myself, from my new perspective as someone possessed of a faculty that felt like it was functioning perfectly, but was actually prevented from achieving its intended result.
HackFests, innovation days, ideas portals and other initiatives of this nature are the same: lots of excited activity, but with no possibility of results.
I call this "innovation theatre" because the activity itself is quite fun. Sure, extra cleaning can be required in Boardroom Two every now and then and, but we emerge satisfied that we are doing our best.
We are not meant to take them seriously, nothing really happens as a result of the effort put into them and the poor young kids who get tricked into participating in this kabuki style thought harvesting are left with an empty and slightly dirty feeling after walking out of the CIO's office after collecting their "Prize". We've all been there.
It puts me in mind of a young and enthusiastic away team on the starship Enterprise that are training for a particularly gruelling colonisation mission. After weeks or months of vigorous training they hear the klaxon that tells them it is show time. They burst from the insertion craft and begin their treacherous journey through a hazardous, alien environment towards the distant colonisation target.
Zoom out to the captain who is monitoring their progress on a screen in his quarters, smug in the knowledge only he possess that the team was on a holodeck all along and all work is for nought but a pat on the back. The payload was virtual all along. Any real intent had been syphoned from neatly a clipped incision along the vas deferens of corporate culture called inertia.
My mind went back to a strange memory of my procedure. "All gravy and no peas" came the voice of the razor-wielding nurse somewhere south of my field of vision, which I'd narrowed to the ceiling. Just the ceiling.
"It will be a weight off your mind" she continued, I think she could tell that whilst I was prepared and consenting to what was about to happen, at a deeper level I was going through an existential crisis. This was taking a beautiful thing away from me. Yes it was one that I wasn't going to use any more and something that was going to simplify my life in a meaningful way. The equipment would continue to function. The show would go on. But it would all be for nothing but the joy of doing it.
I deleted the hackfest invitation. Testily. ®
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Carl and Ilne Paalman with their four children- Rashelle, Tim, Simon and Isabel serve in the Mazabuka district in Zambia. They have been following the call of God in many places: first to Mercy Ships in West Africa, then to an orphanage in Liberia, West Africa, then to a house of safety for children at risk in South Africa and for the last 3 years on the Nongo Farm in Zambia with Hope Builders Ministries Zambia.
Partnering together with HBMZambia they have converted the old school building into their home from where the Agricultural Training and Dignity Project is stimulated. A well has been dug, a vehicle provided and gardening to train locals how to improve the soil and their farming skills, towards better crop yields, has started. As part of the goal we want to establish a ministry to orphans and widows through the local churches established by HBMZ.
As a family, they are supporting this ministry by teaching Conservation Farming and other techniques which help the HBMZ pastors and churches to care for themselves and the vulnerable in their congregations and communities.
Carl was born in the small town, Rijssen in eastern Holland, the youngest of 11 children. He worked in many different capacities in his local community, as well as as volunteer fireman at the local emergency services. Following his compassionate heart he joined the Mercy Ships ministry vessel in West Africa for a four year outreach - he started out in the maintenance team and finished in the community development team-building drilling water wells.
Ilne was born and educated in South Africa and served as the surgical nurse on the African Mercy, the hospital ship that Carl was also on. They were married in 2007 and since then have built/managed an orphanage in Liberia, served in a house of safety for infants born to drug addicted mothers/abusive parents.
Today Carl and Ilne serve together developing the Agricultural Training program in Mazabuka, Zambia.
The Paalman family oversee the operations of the Nongo Farm training locals in better farming methods and also supporting widows and orphans through the local Dignity Project with HBMZambia