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Now available as eBook in a rematch for only 5 in his latest book the successful author describes \"Education emergency and emergency education in Germany\", DV-kfm & computer lecturer & psychological consultants (SGD diploma) Aribert Bohme, many examples, what main causes for a \"learning culture concern in large parts of\" to blame. Also presented practical solutions which could decisively contribute to bring about significant improvements. Content: Preface – general conditions – the \"normal\" madness – elemental building blocks of learning – overwhelmed parents? -Faculty – day school: A good solution? -Child abuse – tutoring: A booming market – consequences of lack of education work – ways out of the crisis – alibi events – uprising of decent – hyperactivity, dyscalculia and dyslexia on the rise? -Basic cue rules extract: according to the different representative surveys, as well as in the light of scientific research, about twenty per cent (rather even more!) of all students take tutoring service. This is inter alia that especially the proportion of the primary that early get tutoring, has increased significantly since a long time. Who now perhaps rashly assumed it was thereby primarily a remedial teaching for foreign children, would probably support in the professional German feels deceived. A significant portion of the elementary school children gets tutoring in the fields of mathematics, spelling, social studies, etc. not rare from of the second classes This unmistakably growing demand for tuition is a clear warning that in the German education system quite a bit not so expires, as it would be necessary, useful and desirable. Now parents about spends each year two billion euros for tutoring, where about 25% of parents monthly walls more than 100 for the after-school tutoring. A fear that the many parents sure not to wrong comment, is that there is a growing Division accordingly in our country in a part of parents financed a tutoring children through often considerable financial resources, whereas the other part can't afford such a luxury.
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A universal educational portal that connects education willing and all educational institutions all the way in the knowledge society. But its implementation is possible only with the help of the Federal Government or the EU. You should now make the necessary turnout. With a volume of 50 billion euros, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has now launched the biggest stimulus in the history of the Federal Republic on the way. The formation is to benefit from this program. So, a two billion euro serious educational and qualification campaign is planned in the economic stimulus package II.
Among other things it is much easier employees in short-time working, while briefly working to educate themselves. Because the right qualifications as are all still the best protection against unemployment is agreed. This approach is certainly true. And yet he distracts from the real issue. Basically it isn't yet qualified, but in which direction will qualify. What kind of training is there so the people fit for the future according to the Is the financial crisis, which enables them to respond adequately to the challenges of the future? More detailed investigations or project designs that are still scarce.
Especially since the formation in Germany Lander is and are qualification options different from federal State to federal State and approaches. Also this fact promotes not just a single thrust even though this would be necessary in times of crisis. But what can be done, if failure of established institutions in this matter? Rashly acting within the framework of educational and qualification offensive would be here, certainly not recommended. According to Gunter Willems, Managing Director of Seminarboerse.de GmbH in Munich, a sustainable knowledge society can only build up by all more quasi has stakeholders in the education process. Education is not a matter more that is controlled only from the top. Education is for everyone, and evolved through all.
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Even when educational institutions increasingly popular on 08.04.2008 the Esslinger expanded rental solutions software company Cosima IT its range to a new pricing model. Just for educational institutions, which so far spared the investment in an appealing website with booking system, Cosima IT now offers a financing model on a Commission basis. A proper sales approach is becoming increasingly important for educational institutions. The hands although most institutions recognize that they are professional need to on the Internet, to be able to reach potential customers are tied, but because their financial resources are further curtailed. Due to the great demand for a low-cost CMS course module Cosima IT has decided to offer a Commission model. In many other industries enjoy a preconfigured rental shops of a great popularity and also in the field of education the demand attracts more and more rental solutions because of tight budgets.
The big advantage of cosimWEB fair finance Edition"is for Educational institutions is that they get a modern and accessible website without a high fee and that only costs, assuming the Internet page of the potentially interested parties, so if course bookings are handled by the page. Educational institutions can only benefit, because the entire pressure to succeed here upon the software company and not as in Classic offerings on the customer side. In addition to a visually sophisticated website, customers receive the accessible content management system cosimWEB 2.0 with a course booking model, which is characterised by a simple registration with indication of free spaces, a comfortable check-in procedures with email notification and a detailed course search and flexible connection to all administrative tools. In contrast to one time payment models Cosima IT guarantees its clients through excellent support and a freshness guarantee the future-proofing of the home page. Educational institutions can thus build on Internet pages the always evolving and new Conditions are adjusted. Contact: Cosima IT Thomas Jung Bergstrasse 77 73733 Esslingen phone: 0711 46 97 938-00 fax: 0711 46 97 938-09 E-Mail: Web: product page: via Cosima IT: Cosima IT specializes in consulting and implementation of accessible IT systems and applications. The barrier-free CMS cosimWEB 2.0 brings content accessible on the Internet. Our marketing activities to maximize the number of bookings. This full service approach ensures the customer the optimum solution.


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Here at Panda Pediatrics, we strive to provide the highest possible quality of care for patients up to 21 years of age. We are a partnership of board-certified pediatric care providers who take this mission to heart.
Our practice has won the "Best of Lawrence" community vote since 2013, as well as, 2018's Winnie Family Favorites awards. We are also a 5-star Kansas Breastfeeding Friendly Practice.
We're there when you need us. Our practice offers prenatal visits, a walk-in clinic and extended hours. We have a physician on call 24-hours-a-day and a nurse triage line for all of your questions. Click here for details about locations and hours. Please sign up for the Patient Portal and "like" us on Facebook to take full advantage of our online services.
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Pop singer Ke$ha appeared on Conan last night where she talked about her obsession with quarters, made out with his fake beard and then shot him with her glitter gun.
When speaking about Glitter the singer pulled out a confetti gun and shot it into the air with pieces landing on Conan's face.
She then proceeded to talk about how she hated that Conan O'Brien shaved his beard, telling him:
"I love putting beards in my face and in my mouth."
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For some reason I really wanted Conan to deck her after she shot him in the face with the glitter gun.


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Righchus "Black Cradles" (Mixtape Stream/Download)
As promised, Charleston's own Righchus "Black Cradles"
Black Cradles, the Charleston rapper's 3rd LP, was originally scheduled for release following the Righchus Renaissance in October 2011. However, due to changes in management, added features and new material, there was a delay in the production, much to the dismay of Righchus fans.
"I apologize for the wait," said Righchus. "I had to be sure that the album was up to par before releasing it."
Curren$y Speaks On His Favorite Verse (Video)
Curren$y takes the time to speak on his favorite verse, which happens to be one of my favorite songs from his as well. Off of Pilot Talk, Breakfast.
2 Chainz ft. Kayne West "Birthday Song" (Clean Audio)
I honor of my birthday this Friday (7.27.12) all I want is a big booty gurl! Follow me on twitter for bday celebration festivities!
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Curren$y AllHipHop.com Interview (Video)
Spitta discusses upcoming projects and even give the release of How Fly 2, but under a different name. Check it out
The Stoned Immaculate in stores now
Rick Ross ft. Dr. Dre & Jay-Z "3 Kings"(Audio)
"God Forgives, I Don't" in stores July 31st
Stalley ft. Curren$y "Hammers & Vogues" (Video)
Savage Journey to the American Dream in stores now
SelfMade Vol. 2 in stores now
Righchus ft. Vinny Cha$e & Benjamin Starr "Look Out Below" (Audio)
I can't wait for next week for the release of "Black Cradles" (7.25.12) Until then check out Righchus ft. Vinny Cha$e & Benjamin Starr in "Look Out Below" produced by Johnny Juliano
Meek Mill ft. Drake "Amen" (Official Video)
Dreams & Nightmares in stores 8.28
Ryan Janeiro "T.H.I.S." Mixtape Download
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Origin Development Group is pleased to gift over $45,000 to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, as a result of generous support of UGA Miracle and their Chicken Salad Chick restaurants fundraising November through March.
Chicken Salad Chick restaurants operated by Origin Development Group throughout Atlanta, Athens and Augusta will continue to support Children's in a new summertime campaign called "Be a Hero." Origin hopes to raise another $25,000 this summer dedicated to pediatric cancer research with the Children's Be a Hero Campaign.


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It is a worldwide trend that cloud computing is shifting the landscape of accounting service practices. In China, the increasing transparency in the tax system and growing expectations from business customers also predict profound change. The sector which serves small and startup business is undergoing a transformation where compliance work is increasingly commoditized and value-added business advisory becomes the mainstream of revenue.
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text: Ben joined Irving Levin in the summer of 2014 as an Analyst, responsible for the research and reporting on seniors housing M&A and finance news for the Senior Care Investor, in addition to providing research and analysis for Irving Levin's healthcare sector reports. Ben graduated from Hamilton College with a B.A. in History (concentrating on the American Civil War) and minors in French and Economics. When not at the office, chances are you will find Ben on the tennis court.


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Jaisalmer India
|Jaisalmer City Facts
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|Western Rajasthan
|Tourist Attractions:
|Gadsisar Lake, Jain Temple, Jaisalmer Fort, Manak Chowk, Nathmalji Ki Haveli, Patwon Ki Haveli, Salim Singh Ki Haveli
|Climate of Jaisalmer
|Average Summer max 46° C,
Winter min 8° C
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Rajput history is full of dramatic episodes, intrigues and high courage. The subsequent history of Jaisalmer is derived from Barhats who still sing of the events that began with Sultan Alauddin Khilji's siege to Jaisalmer at the end of the thirteenth century. A treasure caravan of the Sultan of Delhi was ambushed and captured by Jaisalmer's three princes. The Sultan Alauddin Khilji of Delhi launched a punitive expedition and the siege lasted for almost eight years. During the siege the Maharawal died and his son Mulraj-I ascended the throne. But towards the end of 1294, the food and ammunition were practically exhausted and eventually Jaisalmer fell, but not before thousands of its women performed Jauhar led by the queens of the Mulraj brothers to prevent themselves from falling into the hands of the enemy. The men donned their wedding robes over their armour bound the 'mor' (a glittering peacock coronet) and these 3800 surviving warriors rode out to certain death.In time the surviving Bhatis reoccupied Jaisalmer. Maharawal Duda's descendants continued to rule till 1315. The second sacking of Jaisalmer occurred when one of the princes daringly stole the prize stud of the then Sultan of Delhi, Feroz Shah when he passed through Jaisalmer enroute to Ajmer. Jaisalmer could not escape vengeance. Once again the women folk of the fort performed Jauhar and the Maharawal Duda and his son Tilaski died with 1700 of their loyal warriors.
The half sacking took place in the 16th century when a neighboring chieftain from Afghanistan played a Trojan horse trick on Jaisalmer, by bringing into its fort screened palanquins supposedly carrying the ladies of his court, but actually held armed men. A hand to hand fight broke out and sensing defeat, the Maharawal of Jaisalmer killed his queens with his own sword – since there was no time to prepare a massive funeral pyre. Tragically, to the shock of the Maharawal, it turned out to be in vain, as rescue came in the shape of reinforcements and the traitors were wiped out. The menfolk survived, hence the half jauhar, fulfilling the ancient prophecy.
The Maharawals of Jaisalmer continued to be attacked by the Mughals but resisted courageously. Later in 1650, Maharawal Sabal Singh recognized the sovereignity of the Mughal Emperor Shahjahan and under his patronage, annexed vast areas and a new era of prosperity began for Jaisalmer. The coffers of the Jaisalmer rulers and the rich Jain merchants were used to build exquisite palaces and havelis (mansions). Religion and the fine arts flourished, the temples dedicated to Jainism were allowed to be constructed within the fort with sculptural depictions of both Hindu and Jain images.
Jaisalmer lay on the ancient trade route of the orient linking India with the trading centres of the central Asia. The feudal chiefs lived off the forced levy on the caravan laden with precious silk, spices and dry fruits that crossed the territory enroute Delhi or Sindh.
The growth of maritime trade between India and the West saw the decline of Jaisalmer. By the 19th century Jaisalmer was touched by the influence of the British Raj and was the last of the Rajput states to sign a treaty with them.
Even today, the life within the citadel conjures up images of medieval majesty visible in its narrow lanes strewn with magnificent palaces, havelis, ancient Jain temples, skilled artisans and ubiquitous camels. Every house here is exquisitely carved, having filigreed work all over. The town's strategic importance for India is paramount for it borders with the neighboring Pakistan. The Indira Gandhi Canal to the north is beginning to transform the desert landscape. In addition there are major prospects for natural gas beneath the desert sands.


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Day 55: Divine Mother
This Dhyaana Shloka has just ripped my heart open since I started singing it about 6 days ago. One night I couldn't force myself to go to bed and just kept singing into the night.
There are so many practices, tools, strategies, talk therapy, you name it, for getting to the core of our fears and learning how to love ourselves. I believe music is a powerful tool for many of us and I'm diving back in - can't stop singing!!!
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text: CHILD RIGHTS, HUMAN RIGHTS Davao City bags 4th award as Most Child-Friendly City DAVAO City once again grabbed the Presidential Award for the Most Child Friendly City for highly-urbanized city category, said Department of Education (DepEd) Davao City Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Helen Paguican. The award is the fourth for Davao City since 1998. The city also won the award in 2013 after winning the same title in 1998 and 1999. With the city winning the award for the second straight time now, Paguican said that they will again work harder as they aim to be catapulted into the "Hall of Fame" if the city once again wins the award next year. "We really need to work hard on pushing and maintaining the child-friendly atmosphere here in Davao City not only in schools but also in the barangays. Hindi naman mananalo kung sa school lang, so we would also like to congratulate Mayor Rodrigo Duterte for winning and DepEd is very lucky to have him as mayor because he is very very supportive," she said. Davao City Social Services and Development Office (CSSDO) assistant department head Liwayway Caligdong said the city will receive P500,000 for winning the award. Caligdong added that the awarding ceremony was held at the Philippine International Convention Center in Manila Friday, May 8. She said this award is a result of the joint efforts of the different local government units and non-government organizations in implementing programs for the welfare of the children in the city. The Presidential Award for the Child-Friendly Municipalities and Cities, pursuant to Executive Order 184 entitled "Establishing the Presidential Award for the Child-Friendly Municipalities and Cities," is initiated by the Council for the Welfare of Children issued on December 13, 1999. It is given to deserving local government units in recognition of their vital role in promotion of children's rights to survival, development, protection and participation as well as in ensuring child-friendly governance. (Sun.Star Davao) Rate this:Share this:EmailTwitterFacebookMoreLinkedInTumblrPinterestLike this:Like Loading... Related


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This summer on July 1st my family and I hopped on a plane to Bangkok, Thailand, with return tickets dated 9 weeks later. It was our epic summer, traveling around Southeast Asia, seeing ancient ruins and temples, eating all the street food, and finding peace and beauty in the steamy jungles of Bali. I wondered how this experience would transform us, and if any of it would be life-changing. Consider it a family version of Eat, Pray, Love.
Now that we're back and still processing, I've been reflecting on the benefits of travel and how to bring the beauty of our experience into our daily lives back in New York. Here are my thoughts on how to keep the vacation vibe going as we transition from summer into fall.
Eating fresh, local and organic connects you with the people and the place you're in.
When you're traveling, it's always fun to try out the specialties of the area, whether it's spicy Thai curries, Spanish seafood paella, or ratatouille in France. In Bali in particular, there is a huge emphasis at the restaurants on local organic food - which translates into lush tropical fruits, an elixir called "jamu jamu" (made with fresh-pressed turmeric, ginger, coconut water, and lime), heritage rice, and tons of vegetables. Sometimes the farm would be attached to the cafe we were eating at. Imported goods were rarely on the menu. (One restaurant justified its lack of bread on their menu with the statement "We don't grow wheat on Bali"!) Eating this way not only gives you a real connection to the land, it also makes you feel energetically lighter and is more nutritious, as foods travel a very short distance from farm to plate. Back in New York, where we can get any international cuisine we want at any time of day, focusing on seasonal produce from our region's farmer's markets and meals made with those ingredients is key to feeling and looking your best.
Fresh Air and Movement.
As I traveled this summer, I noticed that much of community life was lived outdoors. Old men playing board games at parks, women chatting as they made temple offerings together, children running in fields flying kites. Cafes were often open-air, as were some of our accommodations. I met my 10,000 steps goal easily most days, as we walked everywhere to navigate cities, see temples and explore nature. There was so much greenery in Southeast Asia that I marveled at how many shades of green exist on this planet. I couldn't help but notice that my mind, body, and spirit felt cleaner as I was getting oxygen at levels I never do in New York.
As the weather starts to cool, I'll still be making it a priority to get outside and move. Whether it's a morning run, a nice long stroll in the neighborhood, or just sitting on a park bench for a few moments to feel the sun on my face, I will remember that fresh air and movement are our bodies natural state, and that sitting still, working in artificial light, and living in conditioned air 100% of the time is not.
The Power of Connection.
I'm not an extrovert. Before our trip, I was more likely to look down at the sidewalk as I walked around the city than make eye contact with anyone. But one aspect of travel that I really enjoyed were the almost daily conversations with others, whether it was a short chat with my taxi driver, a more in depth conversation with a tour guide, or sharing and comparing travel experiences with other backpackers. It wasn't intimidating or scary to smile and say hello, and connecting with others was always a positive boost to my day.
When you think about the most basic desires of humans, I believe that we all want to be seen, we all want to be heard, and we all want to make connection. It may take a little more effort if you're an introvert like me, but knowing we all come from this same baseline makes it easier to be the first to reach out, make eye contact, or maybe just a smile. And after repeated connection, the end result is often a friendship or becoming part of a community. I'll be taking advantage of the opportunities I have to connect with others as I go about my daily routine.
Rest is everything.
Although I'm very good at maintaining a healthy level of self-care in New York, after traveling for so many weeks I came to the realization that rest is the ultimate self-care. Allowing myself time to be still and practice the art of nothingness was incredibly nourishing. As someone who often pushes myself to go go go until I'm just about ready to pass out at the end of the day, this was a big change for me. When I would get bored, or feel the itch to go do something - anything - I let myself sit in that emotion for a little bit and ask myself what was really going on. Often, the feeling would pass, and I would remind myself that this "doing nothing" was a good thing. It wasn't really doing nothing. It was recharging my batteries.
Although the rhythm and pace of New York is much faster than the small villages I was in, I think that maybe I brought more back from my trip than some lovely souvenirs. I brought back a mindset, a place of rest inside, that I know I can return to again when I need to restore and nourish my soul.
I miss my summer travels. But I know now that there is a lot more to travel than physically going to new places and seeing new things. It's also about discovering an entire landscape within yourself. Because we are always changing, we can visit new places inside ourselves as well as in the outside world. And in our own towns and cities, we can explore and have adventures, and meet new people everywhere we go. I'm personally going to continue to travel with this expanded self-awareness, both here at home and in the next place I'm lucky enough to visit.


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Jacksonville Police Department, Alabama
End of Watch Sunday, April 13, 1969
Reflections for Sergeant Clarence Echols Martin
Rest In Peace Brother LEO. Thank you and your family for your sacrifice and service.
Officer Mike Robinson (Ret.)
Upland Police Dept. CA
April 13, 2019
Your heroism and service is honored today, the 43rd anniversary of your death. Your memory lives and you continue to inspire. Thank you for your service. My cherished son Larry Lasater was a fellow police officer who was murdered in the line of duty on April 24, 2005 while serving as a Pittsburg, CA police officer.
Time never diminishes respect. Your memory will always be honored and revered.
I pray for solace for all those that love and remember you for I know both the pain and pride are forever. Your family is in my hear'ts embrace. Thanks to your family and friends for sharing their memories and devotion to you through their reflections.
Rest In Peace.
Phyllis Loya
Mom of fallen California Officer Larry Lasater, Pittsburg PD, eow 4/24/05
April 13, 2012
RIP.Know that you will never be forgotten by the ones who love you and knew you.
October 19, 2008
SGT. Martin your work on this Earth as we know it is now done. You are in God's Hands now brother. May you rest in peace.
SGT. Daryl Brewer
Clarksville Police Dept. Clarksville, Tennessee
May 28, 2008
I awoke this morning on the anniversary of your death, and thought about so many things. I am thankful I had your as my father and I do appreciate the sacrifice you made for us all.I love you, daddy. I am so proud to know that there is a part of you that lives through me. Rest in peace knowing you fulfilled your purpose. Thank you for naming me. I will carry it honor.
Ann Marie Mcurdy
April 13, 2008
On the anniversary of his death, we pause to remember Sgt. Martin and honor the ultimate sacrifice he paid serving his fellow citizens.
Our thoughts and prayers are extended to his surviving family members.
May he never be forgotten.
Major D.W. Warren
Montgomery Police Dept. - Montgomery, AL
April 25, 2007
Although i never had the honor of knowing you, the legacy of strength and pride you left behind help shape the man I am and that is greatly appreciated. The sacrafice you made is one of the highest callings, to give your life in the service of others. Thank you, you are missed.
Sgt. Caleb Love, USMC
February 23, 2007
My husband, Echols was a very loving person. He was so proud to be a police officer and wear the uniform. When he died, I was left with two children. The people of the Jacksonville Police Department and the City of Jacksonville
were so good to me. I thank them.
Marie Martin Tubbs
29 year veteran of the Jacksonville Police Department
Marie Martin Tubbs
Wife and retired from JPD
January 16, 2007
I wish i had been able to growup with you around. Grandma and mom talk about what a wonderful man you were. About going for Sunday drives with no destination in mind, you bringing home a pet monkey and grandma having a fit. I'm sad that i missed all those things. They say my son, your great grandson, looks just like you. I know you will watch over him and be his guardian angel, be the voice inside that keeps him in line. I hope your proud. We have done the best we can without you here. We love you.
Candice Little
January 13, 2007
Although I've never known you, Grandpa, I miss you everyday. You feel like a vital part of my life that never was to be. I love you, and I thank you for everything. Without you, there would be no . Thank you for mom and Ann and helping to turn Grandma into the fiery warhorse that's seen the family through its darkest times. Hopefully, this new year we'll all work together to be truer to the kind of people that would make you look down from upon high and smile instead of weep. Love you, Grandpa. See you someday, I promise.
Jeremy Hicks
January 10, 2007
It took over thirty years to accept that you are gone..Not a day goes by that I don't miss you...You were a wonderful
man and I am thankful for the sacrifices that you made...
I love you, Daddy..I hope you are proud of me..I tried so hard...
Ann M. Jean
Ann M. Jean
Daughter of Sgt. Martin
January 7, 2007
Rest in Peace, Sergeant Martin. Your sacrifice is not forgotten.
Officer 11169
October 23, 2006
Rest in peace Brother Martin. Thank you for your dedication and service to the City of Jacksonville.
Officer Kevin Turley
Jacksonville Police Department (Alabama)
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Do you know what's badass? Dancing in the middle of the mall like everyone's watching and believing you're an absolute rockstar.
The Internet has paused their binge-watching spree of Sacred Games, to admire the very dreamy moves of Mehroz Baig.
Pro tip: Do NOT Miss THE END.
Dance in Hyperstar on Laung Laachi.PS- it was a dare 😁Insta/Snapchat- iammehroz
Posted by Mehroz Baig on Sunday, 8 July 2018
He was in Dolmen Mall in Karachi's Clifton area when he decided to break into a dance. We don't exactly know the series of events that inspired this outbreak of kickass moves but thank God for it. According to DNA, this young man from Karachi did this on a dare. What he probably didn't know what that this dare would make him a bit of an Internet sensation!
Also, Read 11 Hit Bollywood Songs That Are Copied From Pakistani Songs
His video has over 4 million views already and his fan base is expanding by the minute. Baig is a media science student who loves to dance. In fact, he has his own YouTube channel, which you can check out if this video makes you want to see more of him.


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Darcy & Daniel -- let me tell you about these two. They are awesome peeps and so were their wedding guests! On the day they tied the knot, I was surrounded by incredibly NICE and FUN people and so much LOVE. Case in point:
You may remember Darcy & Daniel from their e-shoot. They are big UNC fans but ultimately decided to have the wedding in Darcy's hometown of Asheville, North Carolina. But as a nod to their alma mater (and the place they met), Darcy and Daniel included some UNC flair in the decor and colors. Regular followers of my blog know that I was in heaven, because I bleed Carolina blue and Asheville is one of my favorite cities! : )
Bride's dress: David's Bridal Bride's shoes: TOMS Bridesmaids' dresses: Priscilla of Boston (salons now closed) Groom and groomsmen attire: J.Crew Hair: suraj spa and salon Invitations: Savannah Nance, friend of the couple Florals: Dana Rice Blair, bride's sister Ceremony music: Danielle & Danny Bishop, bride's cousins Program chalkboard (in lieu of traditional paper programs - eco-friendly!): Eddie Rice, bride's father Cake: Cakes by Jane Cake topper: Dana Rice Blair, bride's sister Dessert table goodies: made with love by the bride & groom and friends & family DJ: James Donaldson of Sound Extreme Entertainment Caterer: The Century Room at Pack's Tavern
Daniel & Darcy were married at the GORGEOUS North Carolina Arboretum, and the celebration followed at The Centry Room at Pack's Tavern. It was threatening rain all day (and even started drizzling a couple of hours before their ceremony), but as the ceremony was set to begin, the sun peeked out! Seriously, this couple has got some amazeballs karma, and I know why -- they're so genuine and care so much for others! D-squared, I'm SO happy and humbled to have documented your wedding! Enjoy some of my favorites!
Special shout out and thanks to Tye Harris, who helped me shoot their wedding. She rocks and I've included some of her shots in this post!
Darcy and I are kindred spirits -- I shoot in the same shoes! : )
LOVED this. Darcy borrowed engagement rings from mothers and grandmothers and wore them on an ivory ribbon as a necklace, as they are examples of strong marriages before her own. How creative is she and how sweet is that?
These girls were so much fun! My angle...
... and Tye's view.
Darcy's sweet nieces were the flower girls.
Daniel requested this pose as it's an "inside" thing with his guys. I like it. : )This little dude was SO STINKIN' CUTE. Oh my goodness that bow tie!
My good friend, Meg, was one of the ceremony readers. Absolutely adored what she read -- Paul Newman's letter to his wife on their wedding day.
More cuteness!
Great exit shot by Tye...
... and the reaction of the bridesmaids as well! : )
All the guests in one photo -- love when couples want to plan for this. So neat!
Love their smiles in this!I was laughing about half of the portrait period with them... such a fun group!FIST BUMP!
Such a lovely dessert table! And the cake toppers were AMAZING (done by the bride's sister)!
Some hilarious kid shots by Tye!
This one is for the bride's father. : )
A past bride & groom - Tracy & Clark! So happy to see them! : )


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HG Material: The Lancôme Blanc Expert Foundation and UV Expert CC Cover
There are many combinations for achieving flawless skin. My preference is a brightening, sheer liquid (could be in cushion form) as my base, concealer for my blemishes, and finally a high-coverage powder foundation to set everything. I don't really like to spend so much time layering tons of product on a normal day so a three-piece combo works best for me. These simple steps get me both the glow and coverage I need in under five minutes.
Now lately, I have been enjoying the Lancôme UV Expert CC Cover and the Lancôme Blanc Expert Brightening Powder Foundation together. These make my skin look fantastic and are probably the most transfer-proof out of all my current bases. I mean, I wear these to tennis sometimes and my face does not melt off on my towel when I pat it dry. It would smudge but compared to other combos it won't just slide away. I couldn't believe my eyes at first but yup, the CC cover and powder don't come off easily.
Here's a quick rundown of both products!
What I love about the Lancôme UV Expert CC Cover (~P2,500):
- It's a sheer, glowy base that evens out dark areas in one layer. It also makes skin look plumper and more youthful.
- Its easy to blend using just fingers, and a little goes a long way.
- It boasts of SPF50 PA++++! That's pretty good protection. Of course, you'd still need to wear proper sunscreen underneath but if you're not out in the sun terribly long, this would do.
- It comes in four shades - Natural Nude, Fresh Rosy, Flawless Bright, and Light Beige. My best match is Natural Nude although it takes a few minutes to adjust to my skin tone.
What I feel it can do better:
- This can feel a bit thick, unlike other CC creams I've tried. It has a hydrating feel to it but if you're oily this might not set on you properly.
- It has a sunscreen scent. It's quite faint but for a high-end brand I would expect it to be rid of it as some people might not like it. I personally don't mind though.
What I love about the Lancôme Blanc Expert Brightening Powder Foundation (P2,150 for the refill, P700 for the compact):
- This powder is incredibly silky and finely milled. It has mid to heavy coverage, but looks like skin! The finish is demi-matte I'd say.
- Since the power is so pigmented, very little goes a long way. I have been using my compact pretty regularly for about two months now and I haven't made a dent yet.
- I found an almost perfect shade match in O-04.
- Stays on for an impressive amount of time. I don't notice it fading on my combination skin until the seventh hour mark. I would get oily though.
- This does not easily transfer on clothes and tissues. It would smudge on white surfaces of course but minimally.
- Features SPF35 PA+++. Always good to have that extra layer of sun protection!
- The compact is insanely cool. There's a mirrored flap with the Lancôme rose covering the powder, and the sponge area has holes so it won't stay moist.
What I feel it can do better:
- If you have very oily skin, I would recommend wearing a primer and blotting when you need to. I think this powder is best for combi to dry skin as it has a creamy, high-emollient texture.
- The sponge is super soft and a dream to work with but it has a tendency to "eat" the product.
I would say while the CC Cover is pretty good, the Blanc Expert Powder Foundation is HG level. I would most likely repurchase it when I run out! I don't mind splurging on products I know I'll use daily or at least fairly often in rotation with other HGs.
Let me know what you think of both! You may find Lancôme in Greenbelt 5, Robinson's Magnolia, Rustan's Shangri-La, and Rustan's Makati.


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My mom picked up this chair that was used as a throne in a play. They had spray-painted it gold and it wasn't very attractive. I found a tutorial for how to paint fabric, specifically chairs, and got to work. I got:
- 1 Quart of Latex Paint
- 2 Bottles of Fabric Medium
- Spray Bottle
- Paint Brush
- Container for paint
- Sandpaper, we used 220, 150, and 120.
- Something to measure with
So here's the chair before we started work on it:
We first took the 220 grit sandpaper to the chair and tried to take away some of the gold paint. It worked well enough so next we sprayed the entire chair with water so all the fabric was damp. We mixed the paint and fabric medium at about a 1:1 ratio, I didn't have anything to measure exactly with so we did it first with a plastic spoon, and then I ended up eyeing the mixture. We took the paintbrushes and painted all of the fabric blue, trying to avoid the wood and the gold trim. The blue looked nice, but the gold still showed through, which wasn't a bad look, and a huge improvement from before.
We let it dry overnight and then the next morning we sanded all of the fabric with the 200 grit sandpaper before spraying the chair with water again, and then painting it with the paint and fabric medium mixture. That night we sanded the chair again and repeated the process from that morning.
The sanding took away a bit of the blue, and in places we could wear the chair back down to the gold, but if we were careful, it went okay. We then took the finer sandpaper, the 150 and the 120 to the wood that had been painted gold. We wanted the shine to come down. I purposefully wore down the parts of the chair that would have lost paint over prolonged use, such as where the hands would rest, so that the chair would look worn-in. Here's the final result.
I haven't yet found a cushion for the chair but I'm pretty happy with what I've got.


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The elderly woman accused of stabbing her 73-year-old ex-husband to death at his apartment has faced a Melbourne Court.
Renee Louise Nolan, 69, did not apply for bail when she appeared briefly in the Melbourne Magistrates' Court this morning charged with murdering ex-husband, Harold Nolan.
Mr Nolan's body was found by police in a bed at his Mitcham unit yesterday.
Police said emergency services were alerted to the alleged crime scene by Mrs Nolan.
Neighbours have said the accused cared for the victim, who used a walking stick after a stroke.
Mrs Nolan barely whispered "yes" when asked whether she understood the court process today.
Her legal aid lawyer said it was Mrs Nolan's first time in custody and asked that she be seen by a psychiatric nurse.
Police will lodge items for forensic analysis before Mrs Nolan returns to court on February 28.
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Polycystic Kidney Disease Causes
The cause of autosomal recessive polycystic kidney disease is a mutation in the PKHD1 gene, located on chromosome number 6. Although the function of this gene is not yet known, it is likely that the protein made by the gene transmits chemical signals from outside the cell to the cell nucleus. Research scientists have not determined how mutations in the PKHD1 gene lead to the formation of numerous cysts and result in the characteristic features of polycystic kidney disease.
When autosomal recessive polycystic kidney disease is inherited, it means that an affected person must inherit two altered copies of the PKHD1 gene. Most often, the parents of a child with an autosomal recessive disorder are not affected, but are carriers of one copy of the altered gene.
Although polycystic kidney disease is usually a genetic disorder, a small percentage of cases are not caused by gene mutations. These nonhereditary cases are called acquired cystic kidney disease. This form of the disorder occurs most often in people who have long-term kidney damage and in those who have been treated with dialysis (a procedure that filters the blood in people with kidney failure).
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Ojai, CA
Tuesday, January 16, 2018 - 12:00pm
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The Thacher School, Milligan Center. 5025 Thacher Rd. "Courageous Responses to Challenges of Our Time: Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Vision and Millennial Activism." Featuring Jasiri X (1Hood), Liz Havstad (The HipHop Caucus), Gaye Theresa Johnson (African American and Chicano Studies, UCLA), and Yusef Salaam (Exonerated Member of Central Park 5). Moderated by Bakari Kitwana.


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This week while doing my usual rounds on Vimeo trying to find inspiration, I came across a video titled "Denali". Given the title, I clicked expecting to see some sort of North Face/Patagonia expedition video that Vimeo seems to be flooded with (not complaining). While it was in fact sponsored by Patagonia, soon after hitting play I realized this wasn't one of those videos. The short film starts with a wide establishing shot of a van driving onto a beach. We see a surfer, then a cut to the ocean and a man wading in the water on his board. This is where things start to throw me off a bit. There's a narrator, who says some things that are...peculiar we'll say. Finally we see a dog, waiting for his master back in the aforementioned van. Suddenly the context of the narration makes sense as it's the dogs point of view. Denali is a tribute. An 8 minute video that effectively sums up a lifetimes relationship between Ben Knight and his Dog, Denali. Their highs, their lows, and inevitably, their goodbye. I can't recall the last time I saw a video with such poignancy, that still managed to leave me with a stupid grin on my face. Denali in my eyes is filled with stunning visuals and gripping narration. But enough of me talking about it. Go check it out for yourself!
My First Blog Post
Welcome, come one come all, to the blog section of KC Productions. For a while know I've wanted an outlet to share my inspirations in video and post regularly on things I've come across. It could be anything. It could be a commercial, a short film, a new band or even a picture. Regardless of the medium this is where I'll share my inspirations for anyone who cares to keep up.


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- Back to School
- Notifications on Facebook
- Last minute summer staycation
- Make your payments online
- Military OneSource
- Green Corner
- Want to know what is happening in your community?
Back to School
Where did the summer go? The first day of school is just around the corner. The beginning of the school year can be overwhelming. With a little preparation, you and your family will be ready to begin the new academic year. No one can be fully prepared for the year ahead, but these tips might make it a little easier:
Obtain school information.
Most schools websites provide information about policies, teacher links, homework and grading, lunch menus and the year's calendar. If not, use the old-fashioned method and call. School personnel report to work weeks before classes start, so be proactive.
Check-Ups and Immunizations
Review your child's immunization record to ensure it is up-to-date. It's also a great time to have your child's physical, eye and dental exams completed before school starts. Remember, students will need a sports physical or signed release form to participate in sport activities. Visit Tricare for more information.
School Supplies
The cost of clothes, shoes and supplies doesn't have to bust your budget. Most school websites have supply lists posted. Before going shopping, take a complete assessment of what you have and what you really need. During the month of August, some states offer a "sales tax holiday," which means that certain products will not be taxed during a set period of time. Get the most "bang" for your buck; check to see if your state participates in sales tax holidays.
Get back into a routine.
Two to three weeks before classes start, have your child go to bed earlier and get up earlier. Increase the time increments every few days and your child will be less resistant to the early morning wake-up calls for school. In addition, have your child lay out clothing the night before. It teaches organization and saves time.
Homework Help
Establishing a homework routine and providing a quiet, well-lit place to complete assignments is important for children. Tutor.com can help too, with tutoring sessions available to children in grades 1-12.
Safety and Bullying.
Create a plan in case of an emergency. Practice a safety word or code with younger children. Talk to your child about bullying and how to stay safe at school.
Have a great school year!
Notifications on Facebook
We are on Facebook. If you would like to receive information about your community, view housing tips and so much more, be sure to turn on your notifications. It's simple. Follow these 3 quick steps:
- Like us on Facebook
- Hover your mouse over the liked button located on the cover photo
- Check get notifications
Supercharge your social experience with us and like the Corvias Military Living Facebook page. We will see you there!
Last minute summer staycation
You don't need a lot of money or time to plan a last minute summer staycation. Here are some tips to help explore the local area:
- Visit a local museum – art, Natural or American history are just a few of the museums DC has to offer. The best part, most of them are free! The aquarium and zoo are a lot of fun.
- Take a history lesson – enjoy the rich history of DC by visiting the national monuments and catching a glimpse of the White House
- Relax at Quiet Waters park. You can easily spend the entire day at this park enjoying the art galleries, playgrounds, paddle boats and so much more.
- Tour the beautiful U.S. Naval Academy campus, admission to the museum is free.
- See a ballgame – check out the Orioles, Nationals or the minor league team the Bowie Baysox play a baseball game. Soak up some sun, eat a hotdog, and enjoy a favorite pastime.
For more fun ideas, check out:
Make your payments online 24/7
We are excited to announce big changes are happening with payment options for residents at Corvias Military Living. You now have online and mobile rent payment options. This will save you time in your day and allow you to pay your rent 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from the comfort of your own home. If you are already set up with an allotment of your BAH going towards your home each month, this will not apply to you. However, it may apply in the event you need to pay a prorated amount for rent upon move-in or when you move-out and wish to pay an outstanding balance. Click here for a summary of your options.
Talk to someone who gets it
Get a confidential peer-to-peer specialty consultation through Military OneSource from veterans and military spouses who truly hear and understand your unique challenges. Call 800-342-9647 today to speak with a peer consultant. Military OneSource offers a variety of confidential and FREE services to service members and their families address every phase of military life. Information includes, but is not limited to, deployment, reunion, relationships, grief, spouse employment and education, parenting and childhood services. It is a virtual extension to installation services.
Green corner
A typical family consumes 182 gallons of soda, 29 gallons of juice, 104 gallons of milk and 26 gallons of bottled water a year. That's a lot of containers - make sure they're recycled!
Want to know what is happening in your community?
Your community calendar can help you stay up-to-date on trash, recycling, lawn care, resident events and community activities.
You can even sync your community calendar with a personal Google calendar by clicking on the +Google button on the bottom right-hand corner of the calendar.
Upcoming events and important dates:
- August 4: National Night Out; check for local events
- August 7, 14, 21, 28: Storytime at Bayside Community Center 10:30-11:30am
- August 15: Bowling/Golfing Tournament; 2-9pm at Ruggles Golf Course and The Brunner Lanes
- August 27: First Day of School


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Greetings, you have reached the Get Laid Beds Blog Page. You are in the right place to find information about all things bed related. As a company we are constantly updating this page with convenient content for the benefit and enjoyment of you - our valued customer.
Here you will be able to find vital information on our handmade beds and incredible service, including our wide variety of wooden beds, four poster beds and many more. We also provide interesting ' how to's' and 'top tips' on relevant topics and guides, all in an attempt to assist you in choosing the right bed to suit you.
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Dogs Love Our Beds Too – Your Photos
Sent in by Lacey, we just love this beautiful photo of our platform bed (turned leg option). It proves out point it isn't just humans that love to enjoy our bed frames.
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Luxurious London skyscraper selects Get Laid Beds for poolside relaxation
Upon visiting London recently, you will find it hard not to see a new curved glass tower sitting on the Thames Southbank, near the London Eye. One Blackfriars has now opened and is arguably the most luxurious residential skyscraper in … Continue reading
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4 Reasons Why a Double Bed Frame Is An Ideal Choice
Our collection of elegant wooden bed designs are available in many different styles and sizes. These are all handmade to order using traditional methods handed down through the generations. One popular size is a double bed frame. This are a … Continue reading
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Is Technology Ruining Your Sleeping Pattern?
Technology has gradually taken over our lives, with the majority of us using mobile phones whilst in bed. This is very different to watching television in bed as your mobile screen is directly in front of your eyes. The blue … Continue reading
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Why Are Four Poster Canopy Beds So Popular?
Four Poster Beds, also known as Canopy Beds, are renowned for their stylish appearance and prestigious design. This bed type was first invented with the intention of protecting the sleeper from drafts and insects. As time progressed, the four poster … Continue reading
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The Furry Friends Of Get Laid Beds
Humans aren't the only ones that appreciate our beds! Although we don't actually sell pet beds (at this moment in time), our beds are perfect for both humans and pets. Throughout the running of our monthly photo competition, our customers … Continue reading
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Consider Your Bedroom Decor When Buying A New Bed
When buying a new bed for your room, considering your current bedroom decor is a must. Everyone wants their new bed to fit perfectly with their room, however too often this is made difficult as there isn't the correct colour … Continue reading
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Modern Influences On Our Bed Frame Designs
All of our bed frames take inspiration from different times in history, and are based upon different trends. Our more traditional style beds, such as the Classic Bed take their inspiration from the bed designs from many years ago in … Continue reading
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The Grandeur Of The Classic Four Poster Bed Frame
We have various different wooden bed frames to choose from in our collection. These include low beds perfect for loft and attic conversions and four poster beds frames, ideal for making a statement in your bedroom. One such bed is … Continue reading
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Handmade Wooden Beds Crafted By Expert Craftsmen
Our family heritage in carpentry and wooden construction has paved the way for us to become one of the world's finest handmade bed makers, offering a bespoke service and personalisation with every bed frame. Every single stage of our production … Continue reading
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On October 31st an annual Halloween Party is hosted at Cope Bennett Park. There are treats for the kids, a costume contest and a hayride through town. This is a free event and prizes will be awarded for best costumes.
This year, the costume contest will begin at 7:30pm, please be at the baseball field by 7:15pm to participate. Hayrides from the parking lot begin immediately after the contests. For safety purposes and hayride ease, please park at Cherry Beach parking lot, on the other side of the Sharptown bridge, if needed.


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Who We Serve
Our guests are often changing, depending on the needs on the island and what volunteers are available. Our programs are for ALL. Here is an example of the groups we serve on a regular basis
At Home, it is our honor to be able to bring families out of refugee camps so they can sit together around a table and enjoy a special meal cooked just for them. One family we served contained 26 people - 3 generations, from 1 year old to 70 years old - all who share 2 tents inside Moria. Restoring this custom of eating around a table with their families is one of our biggest pleasures.
Unaccompanied Minors
It's our honor to be one of the only NGOs on the island allowed to serve this very vulnerable group of refugees. Unaccompanied minors arrived on Lesvos without a parent or guardian, and are under 18 years old. They stay in supervised accommodations in the camp, and come to us with government security staff. We serve them food and create activities for them to give them a break from their everyday life inside the camp.
Women from Middle Eastern countries are often not comfortable dancing and playing when there are men around. For this reason, we occasionally host a women's only dinner, where they can sing and dance and break free of the pressures of daily life inside the camps.
As one of the first responders to this crisis years ago, we have made deep connections with volunteers from NGOs throughout the island. It is our pleasure to serve volunteers from other organizations in any of our facilities - we are all in this together. We often have multiple NGOs using our facilities every week for their own projects or simply to relax and have a meal with us.
Home for All teams up with Connect by Music, a Dutch based NGO that gives guitar lessons to refugees living inside Moria and Kera Tepe (another camp on the island). They use our facility for the lessons and practicing, and occasionally perform concerts. We are happy to provide our space and transportation to refugees connecting through music.
English Students
Many refugees are learning English using our Home 2 cafe with a teacher who is a refugee himself. We provide them logistical support, transportation, and the Home 2 facility, as well as volunteer support as needed. Once a week, the students come eat dinner with us too!
Single Men
One population often overlooked in social services is single men. Offering support, recreation, food, and care to this underserved population is important to us. Several times a week, our groups consist only of men from inside Moria, and connecting with them is central to the work we do.
Local Greeks
If someone needs help, and we can help, we do. We have many friends in the community who help us, and we also help them. Food, clothes, emotional support, friendship - we are here. Currently, we prepare meals daily for homeless Greeks and provide a community center and internet cafe where all are welcome.


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Samaritan manuscripts, including fragments of the Pentateuch, as well as prayerbooks and liturgical fragments, 14th-20th century, with the majority being 18th and 19th century.
Miscellaneous Samaritan manuscripts in the Bodleian Library
- This material is held at
- ReferenceGB 161 MSS. Samar. b. 1-7, 8 (R), 9, c.1-8, 9 (R), 10, d. 1-4, e. 1-16, 18-21, f. 1-5
- Dates of Creation14th-20th century, mainly 18th-19th century
- Name of Creator
- Language of MaterialSamaritan Aramaic.
- Physical Description48 shelfmarks
Scope and Content
Administrative / Biographical History
Miscellaneous Samaritan manuscripts from various sources.
Conditions Governing Access
Entry to read in the Library is permitted only on presentation of a valid reader's card (for admissions procedures see http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk).
Acquisition Information
The manuscripts were acquired between 1890 and 1976 from various sources. The Library bought some of them from Rev. G.J. Chester, possibly in 1890. A handful were also given by A. Cowley, 1911-31, and the Palestine Exploration fund in 1911.
Collection level description created by Susan Thomas, Department of Special Collections and Western Manuscripts.
Other Finding Aids
Some of the manuscripts are in Falconer Madan, et al., A summary catalogue of western manuscripts in the Bodleian Library at Oxford which have not hitherto been catalogued in the Quarto series, with references to the oriental and other manuscripts (7 vols. in 8 [vol. II in 2 parts], Oxford, 1895-1953; reprinted, with corrections in vols. I and VII, Munich, 1980), vols. V-VI, nos. 30122, 31278-91, 31634-5, 33522-3, 33713, 35517-20, 36995-8,
The manuscripts are also summarily described in the card catalogue, arranged by language, located in the Oriental Reading Room.


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by Kacey Barton
I remember the first time I saw an elephant in person. I was in the 3rd grade, and I was standing in front of the elephant exhibit at the Abilene Zoo. I had only seen these massive creatures on Animal Planet, their enormous trunks swinging from side to side, trumpeting, bull elephants fighting, calves racing around the golden savannas while their herds watched with a protective gaze. Seeing one in person was something else. Back then, I couldn't have understood the size and power these animals possess. Unfortunately, I also couldn't have understood the 'value' that these incisors held with those who wished to make trinkets out of polished ivory.
I was recently tasked with creating a series of illustrations for a university course, for which I was able to choose the theme of. I chose "Endangered Animals" which also encompassed the effects of the ivory trade on elephants. In the illustration regarding this topic, I gained inspiration from research I'd done into exactly what harvesting the ivory entailed.
What I found in my research was gruesome. I had lived up until this point never truly knowing what harvesting of ivory truly meant. Elephant tusks contain blood vessels and nerves within them, like a human tooth, and are used for foraging, clearing brush, defending themselves or fighting for mating rights, and more. For poachers, these tusks mean profit. A variety of weapons are used to kill elephants, including poisoned arrows and spears, guns, and poisoned food. When the elephant dies, the poachers swoop in and generally hack out the tusks, which extend into the skull, leading to a barbaric scene for wildlife rangers to come across later.
Although it is impossible to give an exact number of how many elephants are left, the International Union for Conservation of Wildlife and World Wildlife Fund in the Great Elephant Census gave a rough estimate in 2016 of only 352,000 elephants left in Africa. What is even more disheartening is that if the current trend continues with the illegal poaching of elephants for their tusks, only 160,000 elephants will be left by 2025, and local extinction will be imminent.
With the continuation of poaching, so continues the efforts for organizations to combat the steady decline of the world's elephants. The first ban to go into effect on the commercial trade of ivory began in 1989 under the African Elephant Conservation Act. Since then, there have been highs and lows within the fight to conserve elephants. Recently this week, one such high was in Hong Kong where more than $9 million in ivory was seized. The ivory was found in a shipment headed to Malaysia that was falsely labelled "frozen fish". Hong Kong looks to ban the trade of ivory locally by 2021, just as China had announced on the 30th of December in 2016. The issue still lies with the illegal trade of ivory, which is causing the worst of it for elephants.
Out of all the photos I viewed, the one that stuck with me the most was one of a collection of small elephant figurines carved out of ivory. These figurines were part of black market ivory seized in New York City in 2012, proving that the market for illegal ivory isn't restricted to Asia; the illegal trade of ivory is booming all across the globe.
There are many ways that one can aid in the fight to stop ivory trade, and thus, the cruel fate many elephants today will be met with should the trade continue. Shunning any and all ivory, including legally sold antique ivory and supporting organizations that provide resources to help in the protection of the world's remaining elephants such as the World Wildlife Fund, African Wildlife Foundation and the International Elephant Foundation is a good place to start. You can also spread the word about the struggle elephants are facing and how vital they are to our world as a whole.


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It's time for the rewind with SATTVA Front Body Sequence
This month we are welcoming in so much; a new season and cycle to lead us into the front body sequence. This is the time to refresh, reconnect and perhaps do things a little differently as we integrate the work from the last few months. This month is accompanied by a community-wide cleanse which really allows us to reset. As always, we know you will love this sequence!
We can see the front body come into awareness right away in this month's sequence within the prep postures, which are truly meant to send you into this incredible front body exploration.
"This close connection to the front body is the finer detail of how the threads of tissue work together in order to create the organization that we experience constantly throughout the body. The more conscious we become of this subtle organization, the more proficient it can communicate with itself."
Rameen Peyrow, founder of SATTVA School of Yoga
Front Body Exploration
Beginning on the tops of the toes, running over the foot and up the front of each leg and connecting to the hip bones, from the hip bones through the pelvis to the collarbone, and along the arm over the elbow, wrist, and connecting to the pad of each finger. There is also a line of awareness that runs from the pubic bone, through the navel, the sternum, the chin, and all the way up to the crown of the head.
Feel the Rewind
With the recent shift into saturn retrograde we find there is an opportunity to do things differently; to first recognize the behavioural patterns we hold around thought and action and then do something different with it.
"In this month's front body sequence we'll notice a subtle feeling of rewind - an unwinding of the pattern of the body which we normally take within the sequence that we are replacing that with a newfound expression. These slight differences are going to make a huge impact on the nervous system and the way the mind feels after the sequence."
Stay tuned on the blog and social media channels this month for cleanse recipes and tidbits! We know it's going to be an amazing month. Namaste.


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Many of you may know and might have played this fantastic slasher game commonly named as Fruit Ninja that is no doubt one of the best mobile phone slasher games ever available on android. The only thing you have to do in this game is simply to slice some fruits that are showing up from the bottom. Just like every other video game's console mods or cheat codes. There are some fruit ninja cheats as well, although it is not mentioned anywhere exactly how many cheats' fruit ninja are available but there are unlockables like Blade or trophies or even achievement unlockables. Below list contains some of the very exciting android game fruit ninja cheats.
Just try to unlock these while playing this game,
Bamboo Shoot:
for this unlockable you have to play this game in Zen mode continuously 5 days in a row.
Butterfly Knife:
you are supposed to earn this by simply getting a strawberry with 40 Combos.
Flame Blade:
Getting this one is all about timing because you have to earn it by Slicing a combo instantly after the timer ends.
Ice Blade:
simply you just need to slice 20 frozen bananas in arcade mode to earn this blade.
Mr. Sparkle:
well you have to be some lucky while earning it, all it requires is slice 3 pineapples in a row but keep in mind to do it in classic mode.
Party Time:
for this you are required to slice every strawberry in arcade mode but make sure you don't cut anything else except strawberry.
Piano Blade:
this is so simple you are just supposed to cut 100 criticals to unlock this.
Background Unlockable:
in order to unlock this simply you have to score 125 points in classic mode of this game but make sure you do it without dropping a fruit.
A part from this are some trophy achievements as well like Are you kidding, Tee Hee Hee, Combo Mambo, Bomb Magnet, Deja Vu, Connected Ninja, Almost a century etc. Well there are more to come but these were most common cheat codes and unlockables known for this game.


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December 22, 2016 – Pictures: Mother & Baby Boy Detained At FMC Hospital In Asaba Over Inability To Pay C-Section Bill Released
A new mother and her baby boy held at the maternity ward of FMC (Federal Medical Centre) in Asaba Delta state last week have been released
25-year-old Nkemdili Eunice Olisa delivered a healthy baby boy on the 15th of December 2016 by Caesarian section but because she couldn't pay for the operation, she was detained.
All appeal made by her family members to the hospital failed but as God will have it, kind Nigerians who saw the reports on the social media have come forward to bail them out.
Baby Chuwuemeka Onyedikachi Ifechukwudi, Kenneth Success and his mother are currently at home.
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Luke Evans is motorbike driver for top cycling photographer Graham Watson at the Dauphine Libere. Aside from piloting motorbikes, Luke is an author, freelance journalist and former editor of Cycle Sport magazine. A selection of Graham's photos can be seen in our gallery section.
Tuesday June 10, Stage 2, Bourg St Andeol – Vienne 184 km
We stayed in a great logis (small hotel usually with a good restaurant) last night. It was in a tumbledown village nestling in the lower part of the gorge in the Ardeche, called St Martin d'Ardeche. You could have a super biking holiday here with canoeing also popular in these parts.
The village has lots of cafes and several places to stay and on a warm June evening the narrow suspension bridge (1905) is a great place to hold hands and dream. Max Ernst, the painter, lived here from 1937-1940. The logis is called L'Escorbille (www.hotel-restaurant-lescorbille.com)
Today was much like yesterday – rubbish early break, held at four minutes all day while peloton rides along in teams chatting. Then pace picks up with 40 km to go, break is crushed and big sprint follows.
This is bike racing as it has been since the first road races at the turn of last century, when covering the ground from A to B was all part of the business of a stage race. It's not spectacular, but there is a timeless quality to the languid procession through vineyards basking in the sun, and past factory gates where workers have for a century or more wandered out to clap a bike race as it rolled by.
A thunderstorm hung around for the last 50 km and when it finally rained, the big splashes of water turned almost instantly to steam on the hot blacktop.
Great to see Hincapie win a stage as he is one of the veterans of the peloton and one of the first to congratulate him was Michael Rogers, his Australian team mate, who is coming back from illness but looking pretty sharp. He was as happy as the granite jawed American and it will be interesting to see how he goes in the TT tomorrow.
Monday, stage one: Luke spots some prototype gear and talks to Charly Wegelius


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Celebrating Difference with the All Kinds of Minds Book for Children
Inspire Community Outreach Inc. is an incorporated non-profit social service agency providing education and programming designed to meet the needs of those living with mental health issues and neurological/cognitive differences. It was founded in October 2013 to broaden the range of community support, fill service provision gaps, particularly in navigating the social service and mental health systems and in the provision of preventative programming.
Canadian schools, childcare centres and non-profits serving children under age 8 are offered a free copy of the book, All Kinds of Minds. This children's book, inspired by and created with children, allows children and youth to talk about their own neurological or psychological differences, such as ADHD, anxiety, autism or PTSD. The book's tone is positive, communicating that minds being different is ok, even good, both individually and for our communities. It features short statements in the youth's own words that highlight a difference, followed by a positive result of that difference: e.g. "My mind can sometimes get stuck on things. It's great when I get stuck on things I LOVE!" The book is illustrated with a range of illustrations that are as diverse as the neuro-diverse artists who created them.
The book's intended audience is children under the age of 8, as well as their educators and caregivers. Profits of the sale of the book are being put back into providing free copies of the book to organizations and groups working with young children.


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Spectra: Seek/Find
Fri 17 Jun, 7pm | Sat 18 Jun, 12:30pm and 4pm | Tickets £8 (£6) | Cannon Hill Park & Outdoor Arena | All ages | Tickets: https://
Come along on a beautiful beast of a multi-sensory promenade, immersive performance experience made by a mixed community and professional cast.
Taste, feel, see, smell and hear your way on a daring quest through Cannon Hill Park. With the help of Spectra's intrepid guides, delve into adventure to seek your treasure and marvel at the delights that await you when you reach the Arena.
Spectra is a performance project for people with learning disabilities that has been developed through a partnership between mac birmingham's Next Generation programme, independent artist Kate DeRight, and Queen Alexandra College. The project aims to empower participants and develop them as creative leaders while making compelling performance experiences.
This project is supported by QAC, Arts Council England and mac birmingham.
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text: (Bloomberg) -- French President Emmanuel Macron has done it again..The French leader, whose popularity has been hit by a series of comments interpreted as insensitive, provoked controversy again Wednesday when he defended his decision to include WWII Nazi-collaborator and Vichy leader Philippe Petain in a ceremony for military leaders from the first World War..Macron -- who's on the road in Eastern and Northern France to commemorate the centenary of the WWI armistice -- called Petain a "great soldier" during WWI when asked by reporters why he's being included in a Saturday commemoration of France's "Marshals.".Petain was named "Marshal," a distinction given to top French generals, for his role in leading French troops to victory in WWI. He was sentenced to death by a French court in 1945 for leading a collaborationist government during WWII that handed Jews over to Nazi occupiers. He died in 1951 at the age of 95 with successive French governments reluctant to execute a WWI hero who by then was senile..Disastrous Choices."It's legitimate that we render homage to the Marshals that led the army to victory" even if Petain later "made disastrous choices," Macron told reporters in Charleville-Mezieres near the Belgian border where he held his weekly cabinet meeting Wednesday. "I don't hide from history. Political life and human nature are more complex than we would like to think.".Jewish association CRIF said it was shocked by the comments. "The only thing we will remember from Petain is that he was, in the name of the French people, stripped of his national honors in his July 1945 trial," it said in a statement..Benoit Hamon, the Socialist Party's candidate in last year's elections, said in a post on Twitter that "nothing justifies such a disgrace. When one presides over France, one must measure up to its history." Far-left leader Jean-Luc Melenchon said on Twitter that "Petain was a traitor and an anti-Semite. Macron, this time it's too much. French history is not your toy.".Bad PolemicConfronted by a flurry of criticism, Macron tried to clarify his earlier comments. "Petain has been an accomplice in terrible crimes," he said. "But Petain was a marshal in the Great War. I forgive nothing but I won't erase bits of our history. I will always fight antisemitism."Government spokesman Benjamin Griveaux told reporters Wednesday that he wouldn't respond to a "bad polemic." He said Petain was a "hero" during WWI and a "traitor" during WWII. He cited General Charles de Gaulle, leader of the Free French during WWII, who as France's postwar leader put Petain on trial and yet praised his "glory" in the first war.Macron's approval levels are hovering around 30 percent, hurt in part by some of his past comments such as when he suggested that the French complain too much and could find work if they looked harder.His sallies about French history have also created more fuss than he might have anticipated: as a candidate in February 2017, he stirred controversy when he referred to French actions during Algeria's War of Independence as a "crime against humanity," and as president in September 2018 he was the first French head of state to acknowledge the systematic use of torture in that conflict.To contact the reporters on this story: Gregory Viscusi in Paris at firstname.lastname@example.com;Helene Fouquet in Paris at firstname.lastname@example.com contact the editors responsible for this story: Alan Crawford at firstname.lastname@example.com, Geraldine Amiel, Vidya Root©2018 Bloomberg L.P.


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Hey all! Last week was our first full week of summer break and Ellie had shown interest in golf so we signed her up for this program.
Which happens to be the same one Brandon went to, many summers ago😉
It was only a couple hours for 5 days and on that 5th day they got to play a few holes and we got to come onto the course to watch.
Don't mind the red faces, it was crazy hot that Friday. But, we still enjoyed the golf cart ride and cheering on Ellie.
Literally, on the first hole, Ellie took a golf ball to her neck😬 It was just bad timing and a total accident but a painful one for sure. She had a moment of pain and tears and got right back to playing. We were so proud of how she handled it and didn't quit.
This program, taught etiquette on the course, respecting others and how to golf and we were pretty impressed with her knowledge at the end of it. They also, got to keep their clubs which is probably the cost of camp alone really.
It was a great week! I'll be back on Friday with some favorites, but until then you can follow our summer fun @polkadotsandpopcornblog on Instagram or Facebook.


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Mist Survival - Beginners Guide
The game is quite intuative, but I did die a number of times early on, so if you want some guidance or want to save some time early on in the game, here is my guide.
Other Mist Survival Guides:
Early Game Walkthrough: Day #1
You start early in the morning by a Basic Shelter. You should be safe here for a while, but you need to get going as you need to find food, drink and shelter before nightfall.
Days start at 05:00 and night starts at 19:30. During night the Infected wonder around. The Infected wonder around slowly until they notice you, then they run quickly to you and with a couple of swipes you are dead! So, until you are armed and experienced stay in a secure place with all external doors closed. Another time the Infected appear is during the Mist. The Mist can appear at anytime during the day and lasts for an hour or two. Again, until you are armed and experienced stay in a secure place with all external doors closed.
If you get killed, you have two options. 1: to lose many of your items and be revived at a safe place, or 2: Quit the game. If you Quit the game you can reload, "Continue", from the last Save. So, turn on Auto-Save and manually save at good points.
Also avoid the Bears until you are experienced and prepared, they will quickly kill you. If you hear a Bear running, run the other way. You should be able to keep ahead of it and it will give up chasing you.
The last thing to avoid early in the game is Bandit Camps. If you get to close they will see you and kill you. There is normally around 4 Bandits per camp and they have automatic rifles with unlimited bullets!
There is currently no map available in the game, however one is available from the Community Guide list.
I suggest heading out along the road towards the Motel and Workshop. Along the way collect what ever you can find. Your Rucksack has limited slots which can be expanded when you find further Rucksacks. Look in and around buildings and cars. Items which you can pick up will have an icon appear when you approach them. If you get full up and need to leave items behind here is what I suggest prioritising:
Approach buildings with caution, some have a few Infected inside. Later in the game you will be able to tackle them but for now avoid any building from where you can see Infected or hear them (they sound like Golem!). They can't go in the sun but if they discover you they will run outside for a short distance (10m?) and can quickly kill you.
The Motel by the road has Infected inside but you can pillage the cars. Get to the Workshop by the side of the main road. There are cars near-by, the building is clear of Infected and it has items and a Workbench inside. Use this building as you base until you are experienced and can build a substantive base at the Whitehouse. The White house is a bit further up the road, turn left down the dirt road where the car is on its side. This house is free of Infected and has good rooms. There are plenty of trees, close to water and there is a Bear roaming the woods for meat etc later.
At the Workshop collect all the items and store them in the lockers etc. You will need to build more storage later. Build two buckets at the Workbench. Then build a Water Purifier inside the Workshop. Now take the spare bucket and get water from the lake nearby, avoid the Bear! Put the Unsafe water in the Water Purifier and ignite it using Firewood, Bark and Matches.
Build a Stump to make Logs into Firewood, Matches you need to find until you can make them. You will get Bark when you chop down a tree with your Axe. You can also get more Bark by chopping at a tree with a Combat Knife.
Make a Water Bottle at the Workbench. After about one day the water in the Purifier will be safe to drink to fill up your water bottle. Collect more items from around the local map area but avoid the Bear and be back by nightfall.
At nightfall, be inside with the door shut. Make a bed and sleep to restore Fatigue. Sleeping between 8 to 12 hours will fully restore your Fatigue bar. If you have any spare time during the night, make things such as Wood (planks).
Early Game Walkthrough: Day #2
You can now refresh your water supply, but you need to find food. You probably have a Pistol and a few bullets by now so go kill a Bear.
There will be a bear in the woodland across the road. You will need to shoot it in the head at least twice. Save the game before you attack! Once it is dead you can gut it with the Combat knife you should now have on you. The knife does not need to be in your hand. You can set what and how much you take and set what tool to use. I suggest taking bits for 30 minutes at a time because then you will be able to see if the Mist is forming and run for it. It takes all day to gut a Bear completely an takes up many slots. At this time, you need some meat (4 to 6) and at least 2 Guts to make a Longbow. The fat is only useful to help start fires so is not necessary currently.
Back in the Workshop build a Campfire. Build a Grill over the Campfire. Later you could also build a Cooking Pot over the Fire/Grill. Light the fire and place the Bear meat on the grill. Watch it cook, it will only take a few seconds. You can take it off ready to eat when it is Medium or Well Done. I take it off at Well Done as Medium looks the same as Raw. Do not eat Raw meat, it will give you food poisoning for a day. One Bear meat will nearly fill the Hunger bar so wait until nearly empty before you eat it. Bear meat will decay completely in about 5 days. Always have 1 with you, its all the food you need for the day when you go out.
Early Game Walkthrough: Day #3
Upgrade the Workbench and craft a Longbow, a Quiver and Hunting arrows as soon as you can. Put arrows into your Quiver by right clicking it and using Add Arrow. You can now stay safe and survive indefinitely.
But you can go on to do 4 more things: 1. Build a full base (I suggest the Whitehouse near the lake), 2. Use cars (some o them), 3. Attack the Infected and so search more buildings, 4. Attack Bandits in their camps and so get more items and release a Hostage (3 in total).
Build a Base
Build a full Base. Build everything, including lots of locker storage.
The Infected can only get in through an open door or through one of the specific windows which will be boarded up. The Infected can't get over Livestock Fencing so consider building some around your front door and against your windows.
You could build a Chicken Coup. Then you can catch Chickens by running after them, when you get very close press F to pick it up. Then carry it back and release it R into your Coup where it will lay eggs for you. You can also Harvest a dead Chicken for meat etc. Though by now you should be ok for food.
You could build a Generator to power a Fridge, Power Saw and Lights, but these didn't work properly (glitch).
You could build a Wooden Wall around your Base. Be aware that trees grow back. Walls should keep out the Infected but the Hostages you rescue keep opening the Gates! I have played for more than 600 days and have never seen a Bandit away from their Base.
Use Cars
Use cars. Take out any Engines, Wheels, Batteries and Spark Plugs from any cars you find. These items decay with use, most of them start of very worn. Select a car you wish to use and fit all the necessary parts. Estates have more storage slots. You will also need fuel. Collect fuel from cars using a Fuel can and put it in your car. You can drive around the whole map using a few litres of fuel. You use the same fuel to power the generator at you base.
Check the state of the car before you drive off in the mornings, you don't want to break down miles from anywhere!
Attack Infected
Attack Infected. Shoot them in the head with your Longbow or gun. At your base stand on your Wall or behind Livestock Fence, they normally drop an item and you can collect your ammo. At buildings have a range weapon at hand. Sometimes you can shoot them while they are inside. Sometimes you can entice them to run outside towards you. They will only run a few metres then run back inside. Sometimes you need to go inside after them, sneak in and try to get them from behind. You can collect items while aiming but best to kill them all then loot the place.
For most of the map if a building has the door close there are no Infected inside and if the building has an open door there may well be some Infected inside. In the small town (far corner of map) some infected are behind closed doors and attack you as soon as you open the door, Save and be prepared with a Shotgun! Always shoot them in the head. Infected can respawn sometime later.
Attack Bandits
Attack Bandits. Save game and Sneak up to their Bases. Use stealth when possible (Knife from behind or an arrow to the head) this will prevent the other Bandits from being alarmed. When you must go in and face more than one of them switch to your Rifle. Pillage the Base. Some Bases have a Hostage. Free them and they will stay at your Base. You can equip Hostages with weapons, so they can defend your Base, and you can set them Build tasks.
Once you have attacked all this there is currently nothing more to do but repeat. There is reported to be 6 Bandit Bases, but I only found Bandits at 5 of them and at the Roadblock Base they only appeared when I was in a car (glitch).
Other Tips
Problems & Glitches
Mostly the game runs smoothly and is very playable, but here are a few problems that I found:
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