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Do you ever wonder if as a nation of Christians we are refusing God, if we are enduring discipline as sons? I do! My thoughts take me to the situation the world is in. We live in a world that is so far from God's ways that it is astonishing. Are we suffering from Spiritual Amnesia?
I know there are many faithful Christians. I also believe there are many who have forgotten or have not yet learned what God wants from us. I'm not judging, I'm simply thinking out loud.
Every single day we are bombarded with sin. The television news, radio, all types of media is saturated with murders, violence, hatred, and sexual impurities of every kind imaginable. We are overwhelmed with speeches and lies from people who neither love nor fear God, we are persuaded to be tolerant of sin. New labels for covering up or trying to excuse sin are given to us almost daily. Plainly said…evil is no longer recognized as evil and sin is no longer called sin. Ecclesiastes reminds me in Chapter 1:9 What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun.
Hebrews 12 starts by reminding us of the testimonies of faithful witnesses, those who endured every hardship imaginable. We are told in Heb 12:2-3 Let us fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy set before him endured the cross, scorning its shame, and sat down at the right hand of the throne of God. Consider him who endured such opposition from sinful men, so that you will not grow weary and lose heart. We are reminded in verse 4 that —-In your struggle against sin, you have not yet resisted to the point of shedding your blood. In verse 7 and following, we're told to endure hardship as discipline that God is treating us as sons. He disciplines us for our good so we may share in his holiness. No discipline seems pleasant at the time, but painful. Later on, however, it produces a harvest of righteousness and peace for those who have been trained by it.
I believe we, as Christians, should start today being bold for Christ. We need to open our mouths and speak out against the sin and evil in this world as we are confronted with it each day. We can spread seed all day long in almost every conversation. If we have God's word hidden in our hearts we can share it easily in everyday "around the cooler" type of conversation. How? Whenever you are confronted with almost any topic, you can share God's view. God will not bless a nation who has turned their back on Him. Make an inner commitment to Christ. We don't have to be speechless when it comes to defending our faith.
1 Peter 3:15-17 But in your hearts set apart Christ as Lord. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect, keeping a clear conscience, so that those who speak maliciously against your good behavior in Christ may be ashamed of their slander. It is better, if it is God's will, to suffer for doing good than for doing evil.
Heb 12:14 Make every effort to live in peace with all men and to be holy; without holiness no one will see the Lord.
Ok…if you are wondering what holiness looks like, then read on———-
1 Peter 1:13-16 Therefore, prepare your minds for action; be self-controlled; set your hope fully on the grace to be given you when Jesus Christ is revealed. As obedient children, do not conform to the evil desires you had when you lived in ignorance. But just as he who called you is holy, so be holy in all you do; for it is written: "Be holy, because I am holy."
1 Peter 1:17-live your lives as strangers here in reverent fear.
1 Peter 1:22 Now that you have purified yourselves by obeying the truth so that you have sincere love for your brothers, love one another deeply, from the heart.
1 Peter 2:1 Therefore, rid yourselves of all malice and all deceit, hypocrisy, envy, and slander of every kind.
1 Peter 2:11 Dear friends, I urge you, as aliens and strangers in the world, to abstain from sinful desires, which war against your soul.
1 Peter 2:15-17 For it is God's will that by doing good you should silence the ignorant talk of foolish men. Live as free men, but do not use your freedom as a cover-up for evil; live as servants of God. Show proper respect to everyone: Love the brotherhood of believers, fear God, honor the king.
1 Peter 3:1 Wives are to be submissive to their husbands.
1 Peter 3-7 1 Peter 3:7 Husbands, in the same way be considerate as you live with your wives, and treat them with respect as the weaker partner and as heirs with you of the gracious gift of life, so that nothing will hinder your prayers.
1 Peter 3:8-9 Finally, all of you, live in harmony with one another; be sympathetic, love as brothers, be compassionate and humble. Do not repay evil with evil or insult with insult, but with blessing, because to this you were called so that you may inherit a blessing.
1 Peter 4:1-3 Therefore, since Christ suffered in his body, arm yourselves also with the same attitude, because he who has suffered in his body is done with sin. As a result, he does not live the rest of his earthly life for evil human desires, but rather for the will of God. For you have spent enough time in the past doing what pagans choose to do — living in debauchery, lust, drunkenness, orgies, carousing and detestable idolatry.
1 Peter 4:7-11 Therefore, be clear minded and self-controlled so that you can pray. Above all, love each other deeply, because love covers over a multitude of sins. Offer hospitality to one another without grumbling. Each one should use whatever gift he has received to serve others, faithfully administering God's grace in its various forms. If anyone speaks, he should do it as one speaking the very words of God. If anyone serves, he should do it with the strength God provides, so that in all things God may be praised through Jesus Christ. To him be the glory and the power for ever and ever. Amen.
1 Peter 5:5-9 All of you, clothe yourselves with humility toward one another, because,
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Humble yourselves, therefore, under God's mighty hand, that he may lift you up in due time. Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you. Be self-controlled and alert. Your enemy the devil prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour. Resist him, standing firm in the faith, because you know that your brothers throughout the world are undergoing the same kind of sufferings.
I apologize for the length of this. These thoughts have been on my mind for quite sometime. I pray each reader will consider the passages I shared today. If we practice living by all of these examples daily, we can say with confidence "I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me." Gal 2:20-21


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Commissioned to make work for Springs Dance Company, The Space Cadets, 3Fall Dance Company, CandoCo 2, Kinesis youth dance company, British Council for National Ballet students, Fox-Markiewicz began the first Integrated company Kierunek Teatr in Poland, which also featured in a TVP1 award-winning documentary.
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Analysis and Design of Linear and Nonlinear Waveguide Devices on Semiconductor Substrates, April 1996
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1. Mamta Saini, V. L. Gupta and Enakshi K. Sharma, "High-extinction ratio metal-clad GaAs/AlGaAs waveguide polarizer," Microwave and Optical Technology Letters (USA) 8, 75-77 (1995).
2. Mamta Saini, Enakshi K. Sharma and M. P. Singh, "Strong effect of output coupling on the performance of metal-clad waveguide polarizer," Optics Letters (USA) 20, 365-367 (1995).
3. Mamta Saini and Enakshi K. Sharma, "Equivalent index of multiple-quantum-well waveguides using variational analysis," Optics Letters (USA) 20, 2081-2083 (1995).
4. Mamta Saini and Enakshi K. Sharma, "Analysis of Nonlinear MQW waveguides : a simple numerical approach," IEEE Photonics Technology Letters (USA) 8, 384-386 (1996).
5. Mamta Saini and Enakshi K. Sharma, "Equivalent index of MQW waveguides," IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics (USA) 32, 1383-1390 (1996).
6. Sangeeta Srivastava, Nisha Gupta, Mamta Saini and Enakshi K. Sharma, "Power exchange in coupled optical waveguides," Journal of Optical Communication (Germany) 18, 5-9 (1997).
Conference/ Symposium etc. Paper Presented
1. Mamta Chowdhury and Enakshi K. Sharma, "Propagation characteristics of MQW waveguides," Proceedings of National Symposium on Recent Advances in Microwaves, New Delhi India, Mar 2-3, 1993.
2. Enakshi K. Sharma, Mamta Saini and M. P. Singh "Modulation characteristics of directional coupler modulators," Proceedings of International Symposium on Recent Advances in Microwave Technology, New Delhi-Agra, India, Dec 15-18, 1993.
3. Mamta Saini, V. L. Gupta and Enakshi K. Sharma, "GaAlAs buffer layer on metal-clad GaAs/GaAlAs waveguide polarisers," Proceedings of International Symposium on Recent Advances in Microwave Technology,New Delhi-Agra, India, Dec 15-18, 1993.
4. Sangeeta Srivastava, Nisha Gupta, Mamta Saini, and Enakshi K. Sharma, "Power exchange in coupled optical waveguide," Proceedings of 1994 Asia Pacific Microwave (APMC), Tokyo, Japan, Dec 6-9, 1994.
5. Mamta Saini, and Enakshi K. Sharma, "Optimization of electro-optic directional coupler modulator," Optical and Opto-electronic Instrumentation, Chandigarh, India, Mar 29-31, 1995.
6. J. Lalitha, Neeru Kumar, Mamta Saini, Sangeeta Srivastava and Pratibha Jolly, "An investigation of physics students' concepts in basic electric circuits," International Conference on Physics Education, New Delhi, Aug 21-26, 2005.
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International Workshop - Phyware 2012: A collaborative workshop on Low-Cost Equipment and Appropriate Technologies that promote Undergraduate-level, Hands-on Physics Education throughout the Developing world), organised by International Center for Theoretical Physics, (funded by DST) held at New Delhi, 26Nov-7Dec 2012


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Sophomore William Ferguson led the men's soccer team to an impressive victory over previously unbeaten Dean College last week. The second-year defender netted the game-winning goal in the 62nd minute of a 2-0 triumph over the Bulldogs, a victory that propelled the Mariners into a tie for first place in the New England Collegiate Conference standings. The goal was the second of the year for Ferguson and his first ever in league play.
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Johannesburg - We've been waiting for it's arrival like a kid waiting for Christmas to come.
It was just last week that K.O and the rest of the Cashtime Family announced that they would all be jumping on DJ Vigilante's new track, Pasop (read more about that here).
And since then the whole of Mzansi has been waiting anxiously for its release.
But thanks to a video from Slikour, we finally get a snippet of what to expect from the track.
In a behind-the-scenes video, you can see the Cashtime family gathering around to listen to a studio version of the track, with what seems like boss man K.O's verses spitting loudly in the background!
We can't wait to hear the track for ourselves (and no doubt debate who spat the best lines), but in the meantime, we'll have this little video on loop...
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On the rainy evening of Nov. 21, local community members, tourists, and BYU-Hawaii students gathered at Seven Brothers at the Mill in Kahuku for a concert to raise money for families in need.
To raise money, entry to the concert was $2 and the restaurant held a raffle with prizes ranging from a towel to a Wavestorm surfboard.
The youngest of the seven brothers, Shez Hannemann, said of the purpose of the event, "There is so much to be thankful for, but we need to recognize that there are people out there who don't have a lot and who are suffering. We hope through the money we raise today to bring happiness to those who are in need this holiday season."
Hannemann, a sophomore in business marketing, continued, "We hope that this is just the beginning and that whoever we help out will use this money to spread this happiness in their own family. We hope that one day they will be able to pay it forward and share the love."
Opening the relief concert were Hayden Norris, an undecided freshmen from California, and Jared Wilcox, a Laie resident from California, who sang, "Say It Ain't So" by Weezer. Tyke James, a local Oahu resident and songwriter, followed their performance with his original song "Like a Fool" and a few others. Last to sing was Jill Baylon, an undecided sophomore from California and a songwriter, sang "High and Dry" by RadioHead.
Micha Tanuvasa, a lifelong Laie resident, shared his belief that events such as the relief concert benefit strengthen the community. "The community needs more events like this to bring us together and to support the struggling families that are within our communities. Community members need more opportunities to serve and help one another.
"I loved all of the singers that came out tonight. They are all so passionate about music and bringing a positive change to our communities."
Marissa Jones, a senior in art education from Arizona who won the Wavestorm, expressed her appreciation for people willing to share their talents, "I enjoy singing, and I appreciate hearing others sing, perform, and share their talents. It's really great that they are doing it to help others, because that is why we have talents. It's to help, to bless, and serve others."
Hannemann said, "It's Thanksgiving, the time of giving and the time to give back. Here at Seven Brothers we feel like we have been so blessed as a family by our community. The local community has made it possible for us to be here all these years serving food."
All four singers - Norris, Wilcox, James, and Baylon - sent everyone home by singing Lenard Cohen's "Hallelujah," each one singing a verse.


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U.P. and UPAA Presidents Grace UPAA in America Grand Reunion
UP President Danilo L. Concepcion and UPAA President Ramon M. Maronilla, together with their wives, graced with their presence the 19th biennial Grand Reunion and Convention of the University of the Philippines Alumni Association in America (UPAAA), with the University of the Philippines Alumni Association New Jersey (UPAA-NJ) as co-host, last October 26-28, 2017, at the Renaissance Woodbridge Hotel in Iselin, New Jersey, USA. The reunion had the theme "Renew, Reflect, Rejoice". Participants came from all over the United States, Canada, Italy and the Philippines.
Mrs. Nelsie T. Parrado, UPAAA President, made the welcome remarks. Consul General Theresa Dizon-De Vega of the Philippine Consulate General in New York introduced the UP President, Atty. Danilo L. Concepcion, who delivered the keynote speech, enumerating his goals during his six-year term as chief executive of the UP System. UPAA President Atty. Ramon M. Maronilla discussed the role of the UPAA in sustaining the continued growth of the alma mater.
In photo are (seated, l-r) UPAA-NJ President Juan C. Ferrer; Atty. Loida Nicolas-Lewis; Dr. Emmanuel A. Lat; Mrs. Rebecca F. Maronilla; (standing, l-r) UPAA President Ramon M. Maronilla; Mrs. Ferrer; UP President Danilo L. Concepcion; Mrs. Gabriela Concepcion; Mrs. Zenda Garcia Lat; and Atty. Lara Gregory.


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Well, what an exciting weekend we've had! Even if you flew to the moon and back this weekend, we'll bet you any money you weren't as ridiculously over-excited as we've been?! And we'll tell you why…
Kids Fashion Runway
For those of you who missed our news a few weeks ago – as detailed in the previous Kids Fashion Runway blog – this weekend, the 12th February 2017, was the (you've guessed it) Kids Fashion Runway event, held at the Richmix in London as part of London Fashion Week.
And what an event it was! Attended by over 18 other up-and-coming kid's fashion designers, the show was a whirlwind tour around what's coming up in the world of children's fashion, both from the UK and around the world. There really were some awesome kids wear designers there on the day and it was so energising to see so much talent coming up through the ranks. All the clothing looked absolutely amazing, and if that tiny sample was anything to go by, you can rest easy that your kids will be looking super cool for the next few years at least.
In particular, we had a such an utter blast meeting all the other brands and their representatives who were there on the day, especially our hosts, Baby Bandits, to whom we owe a massive debt of gratitude. Thanks so much guys for putting on such an amazing show; it really was fabulous and an experience we'll never forget.
Thanks To Our Sponsors
Additionally, we'd like to send out a huge extra special thank you to our sponsors for the day, Young Soles, without whom none of it would have been possible. This awesome kid's shoes brand from London really is one to watch out for, because their range of shoes are both fresh, stylish and practical.
In their own words, Young Soles are;
"a luxury children's footwear brand with a small collection of lightweight shoes for both boys and girls from toddler to junior. Blending retro-cool with classic British heritage styles, our shoes are designed in East London and made in Europe using the highest quality materials."
If you haven't checked these guys out yet then we really recommend you do, because they truly are fearsome; their designs are sophisticated yet bang on-trend and their ethos is inspirational. Young Soles truly are a brand to keep your eye on in the world of childrenswear. We certainly will be, and we'll be telling you more about them in one of upcoming blogs too.
Front Page News
Of course, the three of us already knew that this weekend was going to be amazing, because the week started off in such a surprising way, thanks to us making the front page of our local paper! Yep, you know you've made it when you're headline news, even if it is only the Rossendale Free Press!
Obviously, we had messaged the paper's newsdesk to tell them about our upcoming London Fashion Week event, but we were never entirely sure that they were going to get back to us at all. That's why we were chuffed to bits when they rang us back and confirmed they would feature us, and even more gobsmacked when they told us we'd be on the front page.
To be perfectly honest, it was slightly strange to see our three faces peeping out at us from the front page on the morning of Thursday 9th February 2017, but in a good way. You can read the full article here, and please feel free to share it on social media or with your friends and family too!! Naturally we shared it everywhere. Well, it's not every day you make the front page, is it?!
Unexpectedly, the best bit of the whole article was the fact that it was quickly followed up by phone calls from other news agencies, who also wanted to feature us in their publications. So watch this space, because you'll hopefully be hearing about even more articles soon.
New Products To Boot
BUT – that's not even all our news yet, because to coincide with the Kids Fashion Runway event, we also made this weekend the launch of our latest product range. Yeah, we didn't feel we had enough to do!
Our SS17 Playtime Collection is so super-duper that even we're impressed with ourselves, and the response from you lot – our loyal customers – has been absolutely phenomenal! In fact, we can't quite believe how well our latest designs have gone down, both at the Kids Fashion Runway and through our online store too.
The ethos behind this latest collection was a desire to bring the world of the playground into the world of fashion and just have a bit of fun. That's why our latest range of authentic, original Kidult and Co designs feature slogans and images such this one, the Sticks and Stones white writing on a black t-shirt option;
Or the #Tag You're It tee, available in a choice of colour options and a range of kid's and adult's sizes;
Or this one, the already phenomenally popular Kiss Chase (Eww) black on white t-shirt, popular with both children and their parents alike;
Alternatively, why not show your allegiance to the Kidult and Co 'Cool Kids Club' with our new emblem design, which can be stamped on your t-shirt, your hat or even your babygrow, depending on which you prefer!
And the best bit is that we'll welcome anyone into our Cool Kids Club, no matter how cool you think you are yourself, so you don't need to worry about feeling left out with us.
If you'd like to know more, or want to check out all the designs in our new Playtime Collection, then you can view and purchase all items via the online store on our website.
Get In Touch
So there you go; maybe now you can see why we've been so excited this week – a fashion runway show, front page headlines and a new product range all in one week. We're exhausted just thinking about it, but so thrilled to have had this opportunity and terrifically excited to capitalise on it all and keep going onwards to greatness.
If you'd like to keep up to date with all the latest news from Kidult and Co then you can follow us on social media to be the first to hear the gossip; you can like our Facebook Page or follow us on Twitter or Instagram.
And if you'd like to know more about any of our products, or anything else that we do, then please do get in touch with us in any of the usual ways and we'll be happy to help you out.


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Project Mu Archives
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This book chronicles the Project Mu alternate reality game experience from the perspective of seven players, with supplementary comments from the puppetmasters of the game. It is a trip down memory lane for those of you who played the game, or a great account for those who may have missed it. It provides a fascinating glimpse into the world of the players and puppetmasters alike, and was a labor of love to compile.
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Dec 20, 2013I bought this book on a whim and it's a very interesting documentary of the whole alternate reality gaming (ARG) scene that I missed when it was the going rage. The feeling of excitement and anticipation that the players experienced comes through well in the story. It's a very gripping documentary giving hindsight views of what the players did to solve ther various puzzles/obstacles and I enjoyed it for that. I'd recommend this book to my friends. Couple of words about the design that did annoyed me a little, though: Firstly, the page size is too small (A5 size, in landscape), when it definitely should have been A4 (and in hardback!), because that would suit such an important legacy as this (plus it would've been a total bonus to have the pictures and photos enlarged as they're too grainy and yet they play/played such an important role in the puzzles/games). Also the text is not ledgible when printed in blue, it probably should have been a lighter shade of blue to make it stand out... More > better against the black page background, but everything else looks great.< Less
Oct 15, 2009"Collaborative Storytelling - One Step Further" After recently discovering the ARG (Alternate Reality Games) community, I have been on the lookout for ways to "immerse" myself in the language and culture of this new genre of games. I have been reading online archives of games past, such as "The Beast", "i love bees", and, of course, "Metacortechs/Project MU". When I saw that the Metaurchins (the players) had produced their game archive in book form, I could not resist ordering a copy. Project MU, also known as Metacortechs, was an independent game based on The Matrix and put into play just before the release of Matrix: Revolutions in 2003. It was not sponsored by a corporation as a viral marketing campaign; rather, it was designed by a team of non-professional PuppetMasters who also happened to be fans of the Matrix universe. Last year, the Metaurchins, as the Metacortechs players named themselves, put together a printed copy of the... More > Metacortechs experience, complete with commentary from both PMs and players, photos, the rabbit hole and puzzle trail, character bios, and much more. They designed the print and page layouts themselves, put it all together, using Lulu as the POD vehicle to turn a virtual experience into a real-life artifact. It is evident that a strong community has formed around these ephemeral game experiences. Both the players and PuppetMasters are passionate people, and their passion is not about winning or dominating or being first or having the highest score in the game. Instead, their passion is collaboration, teamwork, problem solving, and reaching out to help even the most fictional characters. To the people of this community, nothing is unreal. And therefore, nothing is impossible. Together, they create a compelling and awe-inspiring reality of their own. This book is a labor of love, a tangible representation of the Metaurchins' accomplishments. It is gorgeous. Every line of it, every page, reflects on glossy paper the dedication this community has to its art. The Metaurchins' attention to detail is as careful as that of the PuppetMasters themselves when they created a game. It's almost a physical metaphor for ARGs. There's an unspoken accord that whatever you give to the game will come back to you manyfold. The give and take between the PMs and the players, the community spirit and the teamwork, all of that and more, is captured in this book. While it is true that the full experience of the game cannot be captured on paper, the vibrancy of the game characters and the players transmits clearly through the written accounts of gameplay. The players, ever-mindful of the collaborative spirit of ARGs, pass the story-telling baton amongst each other to usher the reader through the game's timeline. The editors sifted through the large amount of material - files, images, whole websites - and selected the most pertinent for inclusion in the book, making notes that will allow the reader to delve deeper into the "online" parts of the story if he or she so chooses. Even without the supplemental online material, the story of Metacortechs and its players is very present within the pages - and as Brooke Thompson, one of Metacortechs' PuppetMasters, stated, some of the story can be found "between the lines". "The Project MU Archives" is an excellent introduction to the world of Alternate Reality Gaming as well as a well-captured experience that could so easily have slipped away, living only in the memories of those who played the game. Instead, the Metaurchins combined their strengths and talents once more to produce a book for all of us to enjoy, over and over again.< Less
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Barcelo Corralejo Bay
It's not the only Barceló – Spain's top draw resort hotelier – in town. But it is the best value. Four-star prices pair with five-star luxuries, from pillow menus to sparkling wine at a buffet breakfast from paradise. Just leave the little ones at home.
- Tristan Rutherford, Destination expert
Like the vast majority of Fuerteventura hotels, Barceló's adult-only offering is a five-minute stroll from the burgeoning resort of Corralejo, The seaside blend of grander coastal hotels and chillaxed Bob Marley beach bars sit two blocks north. Zara, Mango and more international restaurants than London's Westfield shopping centre are two blocks west. It lies some 25 miles (40km) from the airport.
Style & character
Charming, sedate, sociable and tranquil. A complete dearth of noisy ankle-biters and rowdy teens makes poolside a place for quiet reading, informal chatting and sun-kissed contemplation. Such is the atmosphere that hard-partying 30- and 40-somethings are also conspicuous by their absence, leaving Corralejo Bay's vast lounges and leafy atriums for an older generation to enjoy.
Service & facilities
Attention to detail is what makes the hotel really stand out. Read free shuttle bus to the wild Dunas beach and complimentary Spanish lessons, plus morning activities that directly relate to the hotel clientele (such as landscape photography lessons on the roof). One wishes all hotels could follow Corralejo Bay's enforced 'no sunbed reservations' strategy: both pools and spa area are simply roped off until 9am each morning.
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- Laundry
- Pool
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- Tennis court
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Rooms are unexpectedly modern, with subtle touches that make all the difference, from pillow menus and herbal bath products to a drinks station with green tea and espresso sachets. There are BBC channels on the flatscreen TV, not just endless news. The fact that all rooms boast a large balcony terrace tops off a fine package.
Food & drink
Breakfast and dinner are a five-star help-yourself extravaganza, albeit in a finely polished four-star establishment. The day kicks off with an abundant 150-platter feast (think smoked salmon, eggs to order and chop-your-own salami) that has genuine class (real espresso coffee, free Cava, freshly squeezed orange juice). Dinner in the same salon overlooks the leafy pool area.
Once again, for a Spanish resort buffet it's up there with the best. Iberian delights like squid stew and sautéed hake appeal to an older, cultured audience. No pizzas or nuggets here. Waiter service is speedy; never has a hotel beer been delivered so quickly at such a keen price (€2.50).
Value for money
Superb. While Fuerteventura room rates will never reach the giddy heights of Tenerife, Corralejo Bay is a surefire steal, with double rooms starting at €77 (£65), breakfast included. Suites are priced from €121 (£103).
Room service bottles of rosé are priced at a mere €10.50, a small luxury for all to enjoy.
Access for guests with disabilities?
Four rooms have been specially adapted for guests with disabilities with walk-in showers. All of the common areas are readily accessible by elevator or ramps.
Nope, but that's the whole point. The tennis court, twin pools and VIP cabanas will never witness a crying baby or a moody teen.


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Easter is always fun around our house. However, this year we decided it was time to explain to the girls that there was no Easter bunny and that Easter is about Jesus. Neither one was sad!! I am so glad that they took it so well and from now on Easter will only have one meaning around our house.
Even though there is no Easter Bunny they still will get an Easter basket with some goodies from Danny and I.
checking out her goodies.
Abigail loves the new Tinkerbell Pirate movie!
Sweet girl.
All dressed and ready for church
So glad Danny's mom could join us for Easter this year.
The girls are growing up so fast!!!
I hope everyone had a great Easter!
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This July I was able to take part in the Explore program in Winnipeg, Manitoba. I never really intended to go to Winnipeg (it being my last and unintentional choice) but I had a really wonderful experience there! I was able to improve my French A LOT and gain a lot more confidence in my speaking abilities. The people I met here, the teachers, and monitors were all exceptional. I would recommend this program to anyone who wants to learn French/improve their French, as well as those who want to meet new people and take part in a great learning experience. J'adore Explore!


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Most people, when they think or talk about DevOps, think about Dev and Ops working together, greater collaboration, and using the right tools. These are all great concepts and will be revisited further in this blog, within the frames of the Atlassian approach. However, I want to focus on another aspect of DevOps, the DevOps Culture
The Effective and Efficient Teams Triangle
The effective and efficient teams triangle provides the foundation to keeping teams aligned and focused on the same goals. Below I've illustrated each of the key components of this triangle:
- Transparency: Everyone is informed through increased flow in communications. Information is controlled at a minimum and each member of the team has access to the same source of information.
- Collaboration: Problems are solved together as one team. The roles and responsibilities are only intended to focus effort, but ownership and responsibility are shared among everyone. There is no "throwing over the fence and washing my hands".
- Automation: For teams to be able to put their energy into innovation, process improvement and analysis common and repeatable tasks are automated.
As with any other new process, an iterative approach will be needed to become more effective and efficient teams.
Expanding DevOps Beyond Dev and Ops
Although DevOps was born as the idea of Dev and Ops working together, its culture can provide much more value within an organization by starting a transformative process when the rest of the company adopts its culture. However when only a small team in the organization adopts this culture, it can often be more difficult. Business Requirements delivered in a traditional way, as well as traditional PMO practices will prevent DevOps from showing its full potential.
Reinventing Obsolete Policies and Processes
The bigger an organization becomes, the more it relies on policies, processes, and procedures to function. However, it is very common that these rules are not revisited on a regular basis and soon become obsolete. We often forget that policies, processes, and procedures are created around tools and the technologies available at the time they are created. For instance, when email became mainstream, we gradually stopped using memos to send official communication within an organization. Now is the time to review and reinvent the policies, processes, and procedures that have been used for decades and replace them with updated models aligned with the technologies, tools, and culture that this time requires.
Slowing Down to Go Faster
We live in an era where everyone wants to go faster. The speed at which technology evolves forces us to keep up with change and adapt quickly. So, how can we slow down? We need to allocate capacity in our time, teams, and organizations to make sure we can improve the processes that make us work harder, not smarter.
Failure as a Measure of Progress
We hear this all the time. But do we get it? Traditional organizations and management have been trained to avoid failure at all cost. This approach has made individuals overly cautious and not willing to take controlled risks, but understanding what doesn't work allows us to move closer to find what does. DevOps provides a framework where experimentation and controlled risks can be taken. As a result, business value is delivered quickly to customers and when problems are found, the framework is setup to fix them quickly.
Excessive Planning as a Measure of Stagnation
Traditional management practices have tried for decades to plan every single aspect of a project. Studies have shown that 60% of requirements defined at the project start are changed during the lifecycle of a project. To create a more dynamic structure with faster results and shorter time to market start to focus on planning major initiatives.
Iterating Small and Often
DevOps uses Agile methodologies as part of its foundation. Getting feedback from the work we are doing and making corrections as quick as possible, not only allows us to provide quicker business value to the customer, but also reduces risks and the possibilities of introducing problems into the final product.
Using The Team Playbook
Atlassian also provides a free tool that gives teams the opportunity to asses their health and figure out which areas require some work and improve the performance and capabilities of the team as a whole. We strongly recommend organizations and teams take some time to do this exercise. You can find more information at: https://www.atlassian.com/team-playbook.
Escape Chaos: DevOps Event Hosted by Blended Perspectives
Introducing the transformative power of DevOps culture was the cornerstone of our recent Escape Chaos: DevOps event. The teamwork of solving puzzles in the escape rooms was a great way to illustrate escaping chaos through DevOps. In addition, it was a lot of fun!
Nothing is greater than teaching individuals and organizations the power of DevOps to make their teams effective and efficient.
Stay tuned for part two where we will explore the Atlassian approach to DevOps! In the meantime, check out the DevOps with Atlassian ebook.
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Very slowly and reluctantly, we got up and started the next day, heading to Disney Hollywood Studios. For some reason some of the reviews we'd seen before coming out here had the place pegged as a half day park.
I'm not entirely sure they visited the same place we did. If they did, they must have done a couple of rides and missed the shows.
Our absolute favourite was the Aerosmith ride, which features a fast launch into a dark indoor rollercoaster with a loop pretty much the first thing you hit. It's a great adrenaline ride, possibly the best one there.
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Dinner was at Bongos in Downtown Disney. I've never had Cuban cuisine before, so tried a taster dish that had highlights and more mundane flavours between the chicken, pork and beef and the dipping sauces. Service was so-so, especially when we didn't order any alcohol (Lady M has an intolerance to rum that knocks her for six, and I'm limiting my alcohol while my doctor settles my new meds routines.
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Who amongst composers are my most important influences?? I don't know where to begin so I'll just start rambling…in this area, I could go on FOREVER!!! I can certainly say my composition has been influenced by an "eclectic" group…the records I wore out as a youngster were the Beach Boys, ABBA, Bee-Gee's, Grease, Saturday Night Fever, Michael Jackson's Thriller album blew me away. I didn't have a lot of records, not that I couldn't have asked for more, but I guess I had all of the musical food I was hungry for at that time. Then in sixth grade someone told me about Van Halen and I got their debut album Van Halen and the solo "Eruption" started my interest in the guitar. I then turned into a Van Halen fanatic. It wasn't until I was 13 however that I would actually ask for and get an electric guitar for Christmas. I started with lessons at a local music shop and learned some things but I wasn't really that focused. During the summer that year, my family moved to California and it was in that new environment, having to meet new kids at a new high school that made me more interested in coming home and practicing rather than forcing myself to meet new friends. Also at that time through a serendipitous meeting I met the guitar teacher that not only got me seriously into guitar, he also introduced me to flamenco.
More about that another time…so through High School I continued to enjoy pop music as in my early years. I remember really enjoying Hall and Oates, Huey Lewis, still loving the Beach Boys and the later albums of Michael Jackson but I was also listening to more rock groups like Journey, Aerosmith and the like. I got into even heavier music still with Metallica, Megadeth (I LOVED them) and real Guitar Shredders like Joe Satriani, Racer X, Steve Vai. Getting back to composition, Joe Satriani really stands out to me. Within all of the "shredding" and terrifying guitar technique, to me Satriani continues to stand out in his creation of melody. As a guitarist/composer I find myself always trying to emulate what I love, and that is a beautifully sung melody. I really feel that there is no better instrument than the voice…it's so pure, so powerful, so fragile, so human. Any other instrument is just a non-human device that we as instrumentalists are trying to learn how to express our humanity, our voice, through. What a task! What can happen is that we get so carried away with the challenge of finding our voice through the crazy techniques that can be achieved on any instrument that we lose sight of what the real objective is…to sing. Try to sing with the instrument! Wow, I've gone philosophical and gotten off topic again…
So, somewhere along the line in high school I was introduced to the music of J.S. Bach. Now with the invention of CDs…I listened to a symphonic "greatest hits" CD of Bach's music over and over and over. Upon graduation from high school, I took music classes at the local community college…theory, music appreciation, piano. This was my first formal "dip" into these waters. I was blown away by the music of Bach even more and kept really "listening" to his music. Not in the background, I would sit there in front of the stereo and just listen and feel. I never dissected it, other than some fugues that we worked on for class. I would just enjoy and soak it up. I wish I had soaked up a lot more, but I have no doubt that Bach's music influence my writing style. Examples…I have none. I'll leave that to the listener to try to hear, but I will certainly give credit to J.S. Bach for the shear joy and unbelievable inspiration has brought to me.
Continuing on…I returned to Tucson to attend the U of A. As a Classical Guitar Performance major I was, of course, introduced to a whole new world of composers. I actually wasn't really passionate about classical guitar. I, by that time, knew that my interest had turned to flamenco. I didn't know ANYTHING about it, but I knew that when I heard flamenco that I wanted to be a part of it. At that time I wasn't aware of any program offering a degree in flamenco so I thought, "Well, a degree in classical guitar can't be that bad and it will get me using a classical guitar (which I thought was the same as a flamenco guitar) and I'll be that much closer". So I learned pieces by Giuliani, Tárrega, Torroba, Turina, Villa-Lobos, Barrios, Lute Pieces by Bach arranged for guitar. I continue to be amazed at how much about music I learned in the program without even being aware of it. It is wonderful to be in an environment where so much energy is put into one thing. You end up soaking up so much of that energy without even knowing it. I have to admit that I was a reluctant student. I fought most of the program. I wouldn't rest my guitar on my left leg like traditional classical guitarists because I had already convinced myself that I was a "flamenco" guitarist, not a classical guitarist…and at that time, that was the extent of my knowledge of flamenco guitarists…they rest their guitars on their right leg!! That's just one example in a long list of ways I would swim against the classical guitar stream. I look back with a bit of regret now because I know I could have learned so much more if I wouldn't have been so stubborn.
After graduation, I made the decision to move to Sevilla, Spain. I knew that I had to go to the source to learn flamenco. I consider my move there to be when I started playing flamenco guitar (Jan. 1998) although I was interested and certainly trying to figure out what I could on my own about flamenco guitar playing beginning around 1992. So with this move I was introduced to a score of new composers, flamenco song forms, keys, harmonies and new techniques to express these ideas on the instrument. My original favorites were Paco de Lucía, Tomatito, Vicente Amigo and Chicuelo. All are phenomenal composers and extraordinary instrumentalists. While I was listening to these artists and studying their musical genre I was also taking in a new music/culture because my primary guitar teacher in Spain at that time had grown up in Brazil. So, while studying flamenco I was being introduced to artists like Caetano Veloso, Jobim, Baden Powell, Gilberto Gil. Once again, a huge musical influence was introduced to me.
Although I've written quite a bit here, there is so much more to tell. I have barely skimmed the surface of what composers have influenced me and why. As a professional composer/performer, I now primarily draw my inspiration from voice. I am completely enamored by the human voice, the infinite power it has to affect emotion in another human. Whether it is without vibration in a whisper or a huge vocal onslaught of a choir, I feel the human voice is unrivaled in its capabilities. I get the most joy as a composer in creating music for voice. I have so many influences and pieces of music in my head from such a variety of sources throughout my life that I honestly don't listen to too much music on a consistent basis purposely. I take note of movie/TV scores while watching and I listen to whatever music is playing at the gym when I work out. I occasionally listen to the radio and every once in a while I'll pop in a CD or even buy some new CDs…listen to them once and then put them away. I am in a very fortunate position to be surrounded by music all of the time. I perform multiple times a week and I have many opportunities to compose and record. So I am usually listening to music in my head, nonstop.
Music is not my life, it is only a fraction of who I am. I have a deep love and appreciation for music and there are things that I can express through music that I have never learned how to express in any other way. As I grow into my art, my composition, I find such joy in creating something that makes my heart soar. I know I have something good when I feel like I'm flying inside. But what really takes me to my happiest state is when I find out my music has helped someone feel that they are flying inside. I am human. I have a limited time on this spiritual plane, but I have the unbelievable gift of leaving my music for generations. I am not my music; I aspire to be a little piece of joy in humanity's heart through the experience of one of my compositions. If I were not a composer/performer I know I'd be trying to create joy in humanity's heart in some other way. All of us are creators, but with composers things get musical!


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|Born in Homberg/Niederrhein (Moers), Germany
|Academic Positions
|since 2015
|Max Planck Fellowship, MPIWG
|since 2015
|Director of the area "Repositories – Editions – Materials" (REM), Berliner Antike-Kolleg
|Reelection as a member of the Euler-Commission of the Akademie der Naturwissenschaften Schweiz
|Since October 2010
|Director of the Excellence Cluster TOPOI, Professor for History of Ancient Science at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
|Research semester at the University of California at Berkeley, USA
|1999 – 2010
|Full Professor for the History of Science and Director of the Institute for Philosophy at the University of Bern, Switzerland. Member of the faculties of science and humanities
|Temporary professorship for the History of Science at the University of Göttingen, Germany
|Temporary professorship for Theoretical Philosophy at the Philosophical Seminary of the University of Hamburg
|1995 – 1999
|Senior Research Assistant for Historical epistemology at the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin, Germany
|1988 – 95
|Assistant Professor C 1 at the Philosophical Seminary of the University of Hamburg, Germany
|1990 – 1991
|Minerva Stipend at the Cohn Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science and Ideas, Tel Aviv, Israel
|Visiting Member of the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, USA
|Member of the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, USA
|1983 – 1986
|Research Assistant at the Philosophical Seminary of the University of Hamburg, Germany with Professor Lothar Schäfer
|Academic Degrees
|Habilitation and Venia legendi in Philosophy, University of Hamburg, Germany. Thesis: Die Kunst wissenschaftlichen Entdeckens – Grundzüge einer Theorie epistemischer Systeme.
|Dr. rer. nat. Dissertation: "Die Geschichte des Ptolemäischen Sternenkatalogs. Zur Genesis des Sternenverzeichnisses aus Buch VII und VIII des Almagest" at the Institute for the History of Science, Hamburg. Referee: Ch. Scriba, A. Kleinert,(J. Dobrzycki, Warschau)
|Magister Artium M. A. in Philosophy
|1977 – 1978
|First degrees in Mathematics (Bochum), Physics (Bochum), Philosophy (Bochum)
|Education and Academic Studies
|1976 – 1985
|Studies of Philosophy, Physics and Mathematics in Bochum, Hamburg, Oxford (St. John's College with P.M.S. Hacker, G. Baker, W. Newton-Smith), MIT Cambridge (Th. Kuhn)
|R.R. Newton Award for History of Science
|Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Prize, DFG
|Grants and Fellowships
|Minerva Stipend, Cohn Institute of the History and Philosophy of Science and Ideas, Tel Aviv, Israel
|Fellow, Fulbright Foundation
|Académie internationale d'Histoire des Sciences
|Leopoldina, German National Academy of Sciences
|Euler Committee, Swiss Academy of Sciences


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