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Making The Most of the Day: Fun, Educational, Indoor Activities for Kids/
By: Jenny Wise
Bad weather can have a major effect on kids who would rather play outside. It can also leave
parents at a loss on how to entertain their children in a fun and educational way. Whether from heavy summer rainstorms or winter snowstorms, a child stuck indoors can mean boredom and frustration for everyone in the household, especially if school is called off for a day or two.
Fortunately, there are several places you can look for fun activities no matter your child's age or interests.
Search the Net
Technology has certainly gifted us with the ability to make life easier. The internet offers tons of ideas when it comes to helping kids find something to do when the weather gets rough. Look up nearby museums or indoor play areas. Or search for drawing tutorials. There are options for every grade level.
Find a New Instrument
Learning to play an instrument can have numerous benefits for kids: improved math and reasoning skills, boosted social skills, and focus. Many schools offer music classes where kids can choose an instrument to play, but if your child's school isn't one of these, look for an online class that will teach the basics. You can buy or rent your own instruments online at a good price. Talk to your child about what his interests are and look for the right piece. Saxophone, clarinets, trumpets, and flutes are all great places to start.
Learning Sites
There are several websites that are tailored specifically to a child's learning and organized by age and grade level. Use these sites to keep your child occupied with fun games. Watch him learn about spelling, math, science, and more while playing games. Consider what he's already interested in before you suggest a specific site. Look for one that will give him more information on the things he enjoys, such as dinosaurs or cars.
Create some Art
Most kids have a creative side to them, and it's important to foster that creativity so your child
can rise to his true potential. Look for drawing tutorials and provide him with paper and various
forms of media so he can experiment. Crayons, watercolors, finger paints, and colored pencils
are the most popular tools for young children. You might also want to create a place for him to
work, such as a space in his bedroom with room to keep all his tools.
Get Them Moving
Since many kids burn off energy running around outside, it can be hard for them to sit indoors
with no way to release it. Look for ways to get them moving, such as a dance tutorial on
YouTube. Push back the living room furniture to give them room to get active. Not only will
this help your child burn off excess energy, it will also keep him healthy.
Get Experimental
Science is one of the most popular subjects for kids these days, in part because there are so many fun experiments you can perform at home with ordinary household products. Look for some online and help your child learn about chemical reactions, like this one, which will allow you to create your own lava!
Making the most of any day is important, as it teaches your child how to look for fun even when
their plans don't work out. Look for the best sites and apps that will help your child get through a bad-weather day without complaint -- and bookmark them for next time.
Jenny Wise is a homeschooling mom to four children. She created Special Home Educator as a forum for sharing her adventures in homeschooling and connecting with other homeschooling families.
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Snaps To Speak At Invite-Only Facebook Global Partner Summit
We are thrilled to be one of the select companies invited to the exclusive Facebook Global Partner Summit! In preparation for 2018 Global Partner Summit, Facebook said "It's an invitation to be bold in how we build and grow at a time when products, people and ideas change faster than ever. It's our call to take risks, and to take them together—knowing that when we dare to go big, we can accomplish amazing things. We'll explore new ways of working together. We'll share stories of innovation, scalability and creativity. Best of all, we'll have plenty of opportunities to network as we Co-create the future of marketing."
The Global Partner Summit is taking place on Wednesday, Oct 10th and Thursday, Oct 11th in the Hammerstein Ballroom in NYC. Snaps CEO, Christian Brucculeri, will be featured on a panel on Day Two with Ted Helwick (Director, Product Management, Messenger), Rob Locasio (CEO, LivePerson), and Joshua March (CEO, Conversocial). You won't want to miss it!
This panel will address & cover a wide range of questions posed by the Global Partnership Summit Messaging Workshop audience regarding Messenger, messaging roadmap best practices, GTM expectations and the role messaging development partners play in working with interactive marketing agencies and consultancies, in order to bring customer experience innovation and solutions to their enterprise brand clients.
In addition to participating on the key session on messaging, we're excited to hear from Facebook leaders about the latest trends in innovation, marketing technology and creativity. Other keynote speakers include:
- David Fischer, VP, Business and Marketing Partnerships, Facebook
- Carolyn Everson, VP, Global Marketing Solutions, Facebook
- Gene Alston, VP, Partnerships - Global Partner Solutions, Facebook
- Patrick Harris, VP, Global Agency Development, Facebook
Stay tuned, as we'll be sharing more live updates from the Global Partner Summit this week. You can follow us on Twitter or click "Get Newsletter" below and subscribe to our blog to get our latest blog posts sent directly to your inbox!


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Tickets at www.portercountyparks.org/prairie
Opening for the Devon Allman Project will be the Joe Marcinek Band, a local act turned national touring sensation that are an experience you will never forget. That is because each show features a different lineup of musicians creating a different set of music every night. The music is equal parts Chicago Blues, New Orleans Funk, Grateful Dead Psychedelia, and Jazz Fusion! The lineup is rounded out by local favorites Funky Mojo Daddy and Big Road from Boulder Junction, Wisconsin.
Doors open at 12:00 pm, and music will begin at 1:00 pm. This family friendly festival will also feature vendors, food, ice cream, and a beer tent. There will be bounce houses and activities for children. Children under 12 receive free admission.
Porter County Parks & Recreation is also opening up the Sunset Hill Farm Campground for camping the night of the festival. Families can rent space in the campground for just $5.


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Designing a watch face is not an easy task. Do you clutter the surface with dials and drawings, or go for a minimalist look? Swedish start-up Mutewatch probably decided on the latter approach and took it all the way to the extreme by creating a watch that has no visible face at all.
So how do you tell the time? Turns out the flat area of the watch is a touch-screen display that wakes up when touched and you can scroll between clock, timer, and alarm modes. The alarm is also interesting in that there are no reminder tones. Instead, the entire device vibrates when a stipulated time is up. To dismiss the notification, simply pinch the timepiece.
The Mutewatch is currently available for preorder from the company's online store with a deposit of 19 euro ($25), which will be offset from the 199 euro ($262.17) retail price when the watch is launched. The exact date of availability, however, is still unknown.
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Batman (1989)
13 revealing mistakes
Directed by: Tim Burton
Starring: Billy Dee Williams, Jack Nicholson, Jack Palance, Kim Basinger, Michael Gough, Michael Keaton, Robert Wuhl
Revealing mistake: Harvey Dent and the mayor argue in Dent's office which has an unusual semicircular shape. In the next scene, Alfred uses the telephone in Wayne Manor, and you can see that it's the same room, just with different furniture and dressings. (00:56:10)Madstunts
Revealing mistake: When the Joker is having the party with all the balloons, Vicky Vale tries to escape from the gas by getting into a car. If you look at the back window while she is driving off, the window is rolled down, which would have led to her death.
Revealing mistake: At the end when they show the Joker dead on the pavement after he fell, look closely during the first few seconds of the shot and you'll see him blink twice. (01:59:05)Nancy Burger
Revealing mistake: When Jack and his goons are breaking into Axis Chemicals, there's a scene where they're cutting the lock off of a safe. When the safe door is opened, you can clearly see that there is no locking mechanism in the side of the door.
Revealing mistake: When the Joker is in the basement getting surgery, he walks up the stairs laughing and when you see the side of his body before the end of the scene, if you look closely, you can see that his face is still normal Caucasian tone.Nancy Burger
Revealing mistake: When the shields of the Batmobile are engaged, the metal plates come from nowhere. There isn't a place for them to come from or go to when taken off. And if you watch carefully, the shields coming from the sides of the Batmobile come out of thin air. (01:09:10)BillyBlake
Revealing mistake: In the beginning, the first shot we see of Batman (a shot from above where he turns and walks into a doorway, casting a shadow behind him) is quite obviously animated. He literally looks like a cartoon... because he is one in this shot for some reason.
Revealing mistake: Right after Joker falls off the top of the cathedral, Batman and Vicky fall too and we catch them three times before Batman's grapple digs into the stone. On the second and third time you can actually notice Vicky's face expression doesn't look one bit scared, so you know they're not falling. You can also see there's a screen in the background. (01:58:40)BigOLB
Revealing mistake: When the Joker first appears, you can see a purple splodge on the left side of his neck.
Revealing mistake: When Batman drives the Batmobile into the Axis Chemicals factory, watch closely when he slams through the first gate - you can see the gate is swaying and starting to open before the batmobile hits it, indicating it wasn't really closed and was left unlocked and partially open to make it easier for the stunt-driver to drive the Batmobile through it.Dr Wilson
Revealing mistake: When Jack falls into the chemical vat it's obvious the vat is quite shallow as he doesn't actually sink into the chemicals but instead just kind of lands and then sits there as liquid splashes out around him. To top it off, the subsequent shot of him disappearing into the chemicals is reversed as several bubbles can be seen 'unpopping' and growing smaller.
Revealing mistake: When the Batjet crashes, if you pay close attention to the scale of the jet, cars and buildings in relation to the scale of the fire and explosions, it is very clear that this scene was created with models.
Revealing mistake: After the Batmobile's pair of machine guns riddles a straight line of bullet holes through a bay door of Axis Chemicals, it drives in and eventually goes on to blow up the plant. It might seem like the bullet holes themselves would weaken the bay door enough for the Batmobile to push through. But instead - as the bay door falls to the ground - notice how a ready-made seam splits apart directly above the line of bullet holes. (01:34:15)ryguy_1983
Continuity mistake: When the Joker's henchmen are trashing the museum, one guy puts purple handprints all over a portrait, later the Joker walks by the same portrait and the handprints are gone. (00:59:55)
Trivia: The Joker says "better make it ten [minutes]", before heading up Gotham Cathedral. Exactly 10 minutes later, the helicopter flies into shot to get him. (01:42:00 - 01:52:00)Jon Sandys
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Fukuoka! OK... so I have returned to Malta.. been back for two weeks already and only got chance to sit and write about my pop-over of 4 days to Japan now. Leaving Busan early morning on Monday 16th April - being picked up by taxi at 5.00am as I had to check in for the... Continue Reading →
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My Trip to Sk & J No. 5 I am currently riding the Shinkansen back to Fukuoka after a couple of fantastic days in Kyoto. I will get to Fukuoka & Kyoto later as I still have to describe my week in Busan. Busan! The second largest city, after Seoul, in South Korea. A fantastic... Continue Reading →
My Trip to SK & J No. 4
A quick post to describe the fantastic experience I booked through Airbnb. The experience was a visit to a local public bath house, something which is very much part of every Korean's lifestyle and something which the rest of the world could do with (though I doubt how much Malta would be adopt such.. the... Continue Reading →
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Its been 4 days of jam packed things and currently I am waiting for the train to Busan. So mini post on the tour I did on Friday. I booked the morning tour with lunch thrown in. Pick up time was 7.30am from the Guesthouse, Bibimbap Guesthouse. From there the van went around various hotels... Continue Reading →
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My Trip to South Korea and Japan - take 2 Had a slight problem with WiFi yesterday so couldn't upload yesterday's post. That's the official excuse.. the real reason was that I was too knackered. Out down as a one liner - I had two fantastic days of exploration and discovery. Wednesday I didn't... Continue Reading →
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Travels - Getting there... When planning the trip I did not want to be rushed at any point to avoid panic and all the mental stress and hassle that comes with it. I'm off on holiday so no stress, no rush... all cool! 🙂 Flights were planned specifically, seating in flights also (due to my... Continue Reading →
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Its the crack of dawn, the sun shyly creeping up over the horizon almost apologetically, and with reason! How dare dawn come so soon! The alarm buzzes away and temptation to hit snooze is at its most deadly.. Yet I tumble out of bed and stagger toward the kitchen. An espresso later, ah the aroma,... Continue Reading →
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Hey there, hope today is working out for you. Thought I would share something..
I have a new hobby!
Yes another to add to my growing list. Wild mushroom foraging. Its becoming a bit of a obsession and I only forage for 3 species that I have had identified and I am happy to eat and confident to collect. Don't pick anything without a proper identification as some mushies are super poisonous and can even kill.
Pine mushrooms are as common as muck around this part so it makes sense to use these orange fungi delights as regularly as possible. I do get excited and enthusiastically pull the car over at the sight of a cluster of pine trees with the hope there is a special little fungi cluster awaiting my collection. Autumn is a great time for this so I make full use of the season and get picking, cooking, eating drying and pate making!
This is yummy on toast, on crackers, in an omelette or in sandwiches as my daughter can vouch for and she's only 5 so its gotta be ok!
500 gms of mixed Mushrooms, wild if you can hunt some down or even a few dried like porcini or mixed dried all helps with that mushroom flavour!
2-3 Garlic cloves, chopped finely
1 Onion, diced
2 Tablespoons olive oil
1 Tablespoon Butter
4 Sage leaves, chopped
4 Thyme sprigs, leaves removed
50mls Brandy
1/3 cup Creme Fraiche, if you can't get a hold of this you can use sour cream or cream cheese
juice of half a lemon
salt and pepper to taste
Parsley, handful roughly chopped
Clarified butter (ghee) to seal the tops of the pate
and if you are feeling fancy a few drops of truffle oil
Lets get cooking
Firstly roughly chop the mushrooms and set aside.
In a pan add the oil and butter and heat until butter starts to foam and bubble. Add the onion and cook for a few minutes until its starting to become translucent, that's when you add the garlic or it will burn baby burn!
Cook for around 30 seconds before adding the mushrooms, thyme and sage and cook on a high heat to tease all that moisture out of them. This could take 5 minutes it could take a tad longer but when you see all the mushroom juice all but gone pour in the brandy before you are tempted to have a swig!
Let this bubble even flambé to burn the alcohol off.
Once you are happy that the brandy has worked its magic remove the mushroom mix from the heat and leave to cool.
Once cool add to a food processor with the creme fraiche or the substitute, the parsley, salt and pepper and the lemon juice, pulse until you have the desired consistency (at this point add the truffle oil if you have it).
Spoon into clean sterilised jars and throw them in the fridge for half an hour before adding the melted clarified butter to the top. You can add a thyme sprig into the butter to make it look pretty if you like.
Chuck them back in the fridge for the butter to firm up and there we have it mushroom pate!
The pate will last up to a week in the fridge but mine is usually all gone in a few days.
See you at the next recipe, until then..
Remember keep inspired and keep cooking like its' better than a bought one!'
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One lane of State Highway 5 has re-opened while emergency services deal with a car that caught fire south of Rotorua.
A police spokeswoman said police were at the scene, near the intersection with Waikite Valley Rd in Waiotapu.
"The fire is now out and NZTA contractors are directing traffic. There are still delays."
Earlier the road was closed due to safety concerns.
All occupants were out of the car and there were no injuries.
A police spokesman said grass near the car had also caught fire.
Melanie Hatchard from the Waiotapu Tavern said she heard a loud bang and could see lots of smoke.
"It's just up the hill from the tavern about 500m away. The traffic is backed up past the Benny Bee and moving slowly," she said.
Tanya Marie who was driving past at the time said something "blew and shot across the road".
She said it was a single car and didn't appear to be a crash.
Rotorua fire station officer Dean Irwin said the car was well alight when they arrived with one fire truck from Rotorua and the water tanker from Lake Okareka rural fire force.
Irwin said the cause of the fire was yet to be determined but it was a timely reminder for people to give their car a full service before going away on long drives at this time of year.
Investigations into the fire continue.


text: The Keeper of the Magic Sword is an old soul who searches endlessly for the Chosen One. With the help of other immortals, The Seer and The Weaver, they are ever trying to stem the tide of the Great Shadow from engulfing all life. When the need is great, they appear with the Magic Sword and a high stakes proposition for those who are pure of heart, perpetually hoping that their search is finally over. The hope is that one day soon one of those who wield the Magic Sword will in fact be the Chosen One, and the enormous power they wield from the Sword will be immeasurably amplified and drive the Shadowbringer back into his cage. Until that fateful day, The Dreadlords of the Nameless One continue to call forth the power of evil and destroy all that is pure and decent in the world with the malevolent forces of Darkness.


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Packaging up a targeted shopper marketing strategy for mobile
As a leading shopper marketing agency, Purchase Decision Network (PDN) was founded on the simple idea that advertising is good when it's relevant to what you are buying, and useless, wasteful, and annoying when it isn't. Working on behalf of a major packaged food provider, PDN was tasked with driving large scale product awareness by delivering the right ads to the right consumers via mobile programmatic advertising.
PDN approached Fiksu DSP to help serve ads to a list of prioritized mobile IDs that were identified as a fit for the client, as well as greatly expand this existing audience, all while serving ads within specific geographies. The campaign's success was measured by Fiksu's ability to deliver 3.6 million impressions in the chosen geographies.
- Reach as many pre-identified IDFAs/GAIDs as possible in family-friendly publishers.
- Expand the size of the client's "ideal" audience in order to achieve CPM goals.
- Only display ads to consumers in certain geographies (performance goals were set on a city-by-city basis).
- Expand the size of the target audience and maintain audience quality, while being restricted to only serving ads in specific geographies.
- Intelligently advertise two different food products to two unique types of audiences.
- Serve client ads to several segments of known, but inactive ad IDs from PDN's private network.
- Using Fiksu DSP data, construct new, high-performing lookalike audience from a segment of "ideal" users.
- Leverage ready-made Fiksu Personas that fit the client's desired customer profile.
Delivered 17% more impressions than goal within targeted geographies
A 3X improvement in click rate on Fiksu DSP ads
Starting with a list of mobile IDs gave PDN a starting point for this campaign – but with the specific geographical limitations in place, expanding the target audience to a big enough size to make an impact was going to be tough.
Fiksu DSP was able to greatly expand the audience size using a series of data-intensive approaches, such as building audience lookalike models and expanding the audience with a number of user personas. By purchasing media across a number of RTB networks, Fiksu was able to deliver large numbers of impressions despite geographic limitations.
The algorithms find new publishers that work and increase spend there, decrease spend on those that don't, and generally manage ups and downs at a level of detail greater than any manual process could ever hope to match.
The campaign's success resulted in an ongoing media campaign targeting additional geographies.
"Fiksu DSP made audience expansion easy: which I imagined would be the primary obstacle of this campaign given the client restrictions on where we could serve ads.
Being able to target mobile IDs from our network off our network was critical. But it was Fiksu's ability to create lookalike audiences and mobile personas that provided us with the scale we needed, while also keeping the quality of impressions overall high, which is important and core to our principles as an agency."
-Sean Flynn, CEO, PDN Media


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I used to always, always fear (and secretly believe) that I was incapable of such an act. I'd wonder, then feel silly for not knowing, but still wonder how I could possibly value my life and my privilege the "right" way when I've never known any different.
Growing up, I knew I was lucky because people told me so. They still do, except now I'm trying much harder to really get what that means. But it's not easy.
Appreciation is supposed to be instinctive and natural, I thought.
I should know how to appreciate without any instruction other than how to express my gratitude: with words, with gestures, and with the delight that I feel all the way down to my tippy-toes.
Just this past week, I spent a part of my summer in Costa Rica working with kids who come from struggling families. I marveled at the way they lit up like Christmas trees at the sight of something as expendable as an ice-cream cone—appreciation alight and alive in their eyes, and yet all I could do was wonder how they did it.
I remember thinking how I couldn't even muster that level of enthusiasm when I got my first laptop, and while I'd never admit that to anyone's face because they likely wouldn't understand (and I wouldn't blame them for not being able to), sometimes I need people to know that I'm guilty of feeling this way so that they can criticize me and blame me and slap me in the face until I light up like a Christmas tree, too when my life proves yet again that it's too good to me.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that up until recently, I thoroughly convinced myself that I was doing this whole appreciation thing wrong. It wasn't until I accepted that it's okay to have to make more of an effort than some people do to feel gratitude that I realized I wasn't a lost cause.
In fact, it's okay to have to be extra conscious about appreciation because it doesn't come as "naturally" to me. It's okay to count my blessings differently than a kid with nothing and no one would, because I'm not him. I don't share his experiences. I can't see from his point of view. And as my parents often remind me, I was lucky enough to be born into a jar of honey (that he may have never gotten the slightest taste of).
How, then, can we appreciate the same? We can't.
This is a bit of an exaggeration, but let me put it this way to make it clearer: I was born with only the taste of honey in my mouth. So as mad and ashamed at myself as I am for not knowing bitterness, I don't. And because I don't, I also don't know sweetness the same. Like I said, I've only known sweetness, and when you only know something, it's hard to appreciate that you know it, because you don't know what it's like to not know it. Hopefully that didn't just confuse you more... (Of course, this doesn't hold true for every aspect of my life. I mean, let's be real: life has happened and pooped on me and made a mess of my mind and my feelings at some of the most inopportune moments over the years. It's just that I'm choosing to recognize that, in spite of everything, my jar of honey has been pretty sweet, and life doesn't have to be perfect to be appreciated. My life is nowhere near fairy-tale status, but given that we live in reality, it's pretty darn close.)
I live a wonderful life, and I've lost count of how many times I've told that to myself. I don't have to want for anything: not my freedom, not my happiness, not my stability. What more could I ask for? Nothing's stopping me from living the life I want, being the person I want to be. Ask anyone, and they'll happily scream in your face (and mine) that I'm living the dream! At least I'd expect that they would, because I try to give people that impression.
I don't do it because I want to shove my happy life in their faces but because I want the people around me to know that I know of everything my life has set me up for. I may never do this knowledge justice in the eyes of many because I haven't their losses to compare my fortunes to, but at least I know that I have more to value than I can be grateful for, and at least I try to act on that.
So, yeah, it's my intention to give people every impression that I love my life because I do, and also because I'm aware that if I lack the enthusiasm to express it, I'd be labeled a haughty witch who doesn't realize how good she's got it, and I don't want that. I don't want to be seen seriously complaining about or dismissing my life because that hurts people. I've seen it happen, and for me to do the same would be insensitive.
Don't get the wrong idea. I'm not rich and privileged beyond measure. I don't swim in an ocean of money, and I definitely don't want to give anyone the impression that I do. My family's perfectly average. It's just that we're in a good place, and that's more than I can say for a lot of people. I wish it weren't true, and I wish it wasn't that way, but just like everyone else, my card was also drawn from a hand dealt by Fate, so I can't blame myself too much for that. For now, I can only try to justify that by doing my best to deserve the life that I drew.
And I do. Every time that I remind myself to look around at my life and the people in it that I have to be grateful for, I'm appreciating. Every time that I'm more ready to give than I am to take (not because I can afford to but because I want to), I'm appreciating. Every time that I choose to be optimistic and positive and self-conscious and selfless, I'm appreciating. Because in all of these small gestures, there is proof that I care, and every time that I care, I'm showing myself a little bit more that I DO appreciate.


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Last guardians
Last guardians – guide the brave hero through lands devastated by the forces of darkness. Defeat many monsters, get experience and improve your character. Fight the creatures of darkness in this dynamic game for Android. Choose a variety of characters, each with unique abilities and fighting style. Slash hordes of monsters with your sword, a huge ax and other weapons. Destroy dark creatures using powerful spells. Get great equipment and legendary weapons that will help you win.
Game features:
Different classes of characters
Over 20 levels
Great selection of equipment
Over 20 types of enemies
To Download Last guardians For PC,users need to install an Android Emulator like Xeplayer.With Xeplayer,you can Download Last guardians for PC version on your Windows 7,8,10 and Laptop.
How to Play Last guardians on PC,Windows 7,8,10.
1.Download and Install XePlayer Android Emulator.Click "Download XePlayer" to download.
2.Run XePlayer Android Emulator and login Google Play Store.
3.Open Google Play Store and search Last guardians and download,
4.Install Last guardians and start it.Now you can play Last guardians on PC.Have Fun!


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Every Child Outdoors FoundationDonate
Organization Mission
The Every Child Outdoors Foundation is founded on the principle of equity that all students should have the opportunity to experience environmental and outdoor education regardless of financial circumstances. We reduce financial barriers to outdoor education for students in Santa Cruz County.
The Big Idea:
Every Child Outdoors Scholarship Program
Santa Cruz County's Outdoor Science School, affectionately known as "science camp," has been a rite of passage for elementary school students for more than 50 years. However, the program is fee-based and many students lack the means to participate.
With your support, in 2019 the Every Child Outdoors Scholarship Program will provide financial assistance toward fees to approximately 1,000 local 5th grade students. When students spend a week living and learning with classmates in the Santa Cruz Mountains, many report feeling more connected to nature and more comfortable in nature, more interested in science, and more likely to work to help the environment in their community. Students say they felt calm in the forest, they realized science could be fun, and they can better take on challenges.
Teachers have observed that the camp is "life-changing" and "an essential milestone."
The most important thing I learned is to be outside more and explore more about nature. At first I didn't like going outside but now that I went on hikes I feel like I should do more. I like how the trees are tall and how we learned from them.
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Adults from all over the world are using dating and chatting services offered by various dating websites. Today, it is normal for people to exchange online dating tips and information. Various free online dating services operate across the world as adults build bridges everywhere. Through chatting, dating is facilitated and there is something for everyone. However, before you begin your adventure into the world of chatting for adult dating, you must understand the intricacies of chatting, the reason why you feel you have to engage in the exercise, and those with whom you want to engage in a chat. Also, you must be aware of chat room etiquette. Ignorance about the latter in free online dating services and chat rooms may not allow you to successfully take part in adult dating on the web. Here are some chat room etiquettes to aid you as you go along.
You need to build a comfortable environment in a chat room before you can be successful in dating. To create a comfortable dating environment, you should analyze the tone and the texture of the chatting of the members in the room. This will enable you to have a sense of the atmosphere of the chatting room and to make you to be effective while communicating with others. When you have a sense of what the issues are about, you will be able to create an acceptable conversation to enhance your dating opportunities.
Entering a chat room where there is the possibility of adult dating, you need to be lively and respectful. This is because you will be in the midst of people who are not familiar with you. Also, you need to introduce yourself to people you are probably meeting for the first time. This will allow you to create the opportunity for them to forge a friendship with you. When you attract people, the opportunity for adult dating is created for you.
To be successful in a chat room and online free online dating service, etiquette demands that you must be open minded, frank, and sometimes bold. You should strive to chat in the right manner. Not only that, you should also be aware that trust and commitment is important in this setting in order for the relationship formed to lead to dating. Take time to develop these important qualities. Create a network to inform your chat room members about new development that may be of interest to them.
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There are some rules, which may not be broken in chat rooms. Impression matters a lot. The environment of a chat room or free online dating service might not be the appropriate place for sarcasm and excessive criticism. Repeated scathing comments may not encourage anyone to want to go dating with you. Besides, gossip should be avoided because it will not paint you in a good light. It can cause disruption in the chat room. Furthermore, learn the chat expressions in the room and in the free online dating service, as well as the emotional structure of members.


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Healthcare and medical care
Morocco has a public and a private healthcare system. The majority of healthcare units in the private sector are located in Casablanca, Rabat and in other larger towns. A private practice owned by a Finnish paediatrician operates on a permanent basis in Rabat. The hospital conditions in Rabat have been described as mediocre.
Specialised medical care services are not always available. The standard of dental care is reasonable and prices compare with levels in Finland. Healthcare services in rural areas are very limited.
The people working in private and public hospitals are highly trained, but speak little or no English. Emergency treatment in public hospitals is free but, in practice, foreigners are usually required to pay a fee, for example, for treatment longer than one night. Treatment provided in Morocco´s private hospitals is of a far higher standard than that given in the public sector. If your condition requires more demanding treatment in Morocco, it is recommended that you seek the opinion of two different doctors.
When travelling to Morocco, you should take out comprehensive travel insurance. Hotels in the larger tourist areas may have their own clinic, which provides treatment also outside ordinary appointment times.
If you are health insured in Finland, and have received treatment in some other country than an EU or EEA country or Switzerland on account of a sudden illness, worsening of a chronic condition, pregnancy or childbirth, you can apply for reimbursement from Kela retrospectively. You are entitled for the same reimbursement that you would have received if you had been treated in the private healthcare system in Finland. Please note that the reimbursement usually covers only a small part of the costs of the treatment. Thus, taking out a comprehensive travel insurance is recommended.
Pharmacies are available in the towns and in rural areas. The contact information of the pharmacy on duty for emergencies is usually indicated on pharmacies´ doors. The commonest prescription and over-the-counter medicines are widely available, but special medicines can be difficult to find. Some pharmacies sell medicines without a doctor´s prescription.


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Decision in the Textiles Partnership: Implementation of Partnership Goals Starts in 2017
Following intensive negotiations, the Steering Committee of the Partnership for Sustainable Textiles has reached an agreement on the next steps for the implementation of the Partnership's goals by the members. With this, the committee is following the recommendations of the Specialist Working Groups. In 2016, almost 300 experts have been struggling to reach consensus on the requirements for the implementation of the Partnership goals in 2017. All members are going to hand in their individual goals until the beginning of 2017, the first examination of advancements is going to take place in 2018.
The three Specialist Working Groups Chemicals and Environmental Management, Natural Fibres as well as Social Standards and Living Wages have developed key questions and indicators and merged them into an overall process. Likewise, in the Specialist Working Groups all actor groups of the Textiles Partnership are also represented. In the coming year, the Specialist Working Groups are going to specify and further develop existing goals and implementation requirements. Previous experiences are considered in the future process and are going to make sure that there is continuous improvement.


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Ken Gunderson-Briggs
Out there is the universe, the big wide world, big concepts, big things. We accountants are across these things, because we are interesting people with a curiosity for life. This passion can keep me talking to you for days....but my jokes are the things that people keep coming back for more! Have you heard the one about the syndrome called Witzelsucht (from the German witzeln, meaning to joke or wisecrack, and sucht, meaning addiction or yearning). This is a set of rare neurological symptoms characterized by a tendency to make puns and tell inappropriate jokes in socially inappropriate situations. This is completely different to "Dad jokes" (I hope).
My career began more than 30 years ago, and I have spent over 20 years as a partner in various accounting practices including 15 years in a mid-tier accounting firm, being the head of the privately held business area. Through experience, I have come to understand that successful business people want to measure the right things....the things that to them count the most and are important....over a long period of time....and they want you to stick with them through the ups and downs. That's why we started Gunderson Briggs – a boutique Chartered Accounting Firm looking after the affairs of business people.
My life did move to a higher plane of focus when I married my wonderful wife Marie back in the early 90's and she gave birth to 3 wonderful children, with whom we have been blessed as they have grown over the last 20 years or so. However, whenever I mention succession plan to any of them, they mention Witzelsucht!
Since 2003, I have been a non-executive director of Harvey Norman. I joined the board of an ASX listed company, API (Australian Pharmaceuticals Industries) the owner of Priceline, in May 2014.


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Schelling and Kierkegaard in PerspectiveIntegrating Existence into Idealism
Søren Kierkegaard is often considered to be one of the most vocal critics of German idealism. The present paper analyzes the philosophical similarity between Friedrich Schelling's early idealistic work and Kierkegaard's existential writings, endeavoring to display Schelling's epic 1809 publication Philosophical Investigations into the Essence of Human Freedom as a possible forerunner to Kierkegaard. This juxtaposition reveals concrete similarity that supports the thesis that Schelling's work could have been of great inspirational value for Kierkegaard, especially Kierkegaard's core concepts such as freedom, morality and God. However, Schelling's early work is primarily appreciated as a philosophy of nature (metaphysics), and therefore fundamentally different from Kierkegaard's theistic-psychological writings. The present paper tentatively opposes this distinction, concluding that if Schelling really is a forerunner to Kierkegaard, then we ought to appreciate Kierkegaard's writings as conveying more than a theological message. The conclusion suggests that Kierkegaard's writings should be interpreted in a broader philosophical context, closer to the metaphysical idealism he is often assumed to resist.


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Monday, September 25
Today things appeared very calm. There were 15 kid present and they were doing an amazing job of working with each other. At the art table, Otto was making a bear by drawing the shapes he saw in the bear, cutting them out, and then taping them together. Avery was working on taking pre-cut paper, adding stickers and extra pieces of paper and gluing them to a piece of paper to make a cat. Others were just practicing their cutting skills.
At the play dough table, a group of kids were individually working on their own projects, cakes, cookies, an amazing building of some sort, and a cat to name a few. This group is very play dough oriented.
Outside there was water plus sand which equals fun! They were using the rain barrel along with buckets and shovels to create…?
Under the loft, a fort was created by barricading the opening so the no one could get in. Normally, someone would tell me that they weren't allowed in so we would have to break up the barricade in order to include anyone interested. But today, no one seemed to mind so Edie and Simon enjoyed their space for a bit before putting everything back where it belonged.
I had a new box and tubes in the sand table forcing kids upward. We set up the ladder in order to reach the tubes. It was fun to watch how some of them dealt with this new operation. Some were up the ladder, pour sand into tube, come down, climb the ladder, pour sand, down the ladder. While others were looking around, trying to find where the sand came out, or checking for other places on the box that they could pour sand. They had brought up the funnels and were using the cups to scoop up the sand before sending it zooming down the tubes and back into the table.
My thanks to Stefan and Marya for all of their help today!


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4 Tax Tips for Fulltime RVers
Everyone's favorite time of year is just a few days away — that's right, Tax Day is April 17 (break out the party hats and confetti). We just wrapped ours up and thought it would be helpful to share a few surprising things we learned after buying our Airstream for those of you out there considering making the jump to the fulltime RV lifestyle.
Note: We are not accountants or tax experts. This post is about our personal experience, and you should always consult your own accountant before making any decisions that might have a big impact on your taxes.
1. RV Dealerships will say you can write off the interest on an RV loan, just like a home. But for a lot of us, there's a catch.
Technically, this one is true — your RV is considered a second home, and you can deduct the loan interest (up to the $1 million limit in 2017, and the new $750k limit in 2018). But, and this is a big but, if you've sold your sticks and bricks home to hit the road, like so many fulltime RV'ers do, the interest on your loan likely won't put you over the standard deduction amount, so claiming it on your taxes is a no-go.
Besides that, the math doesn't really work out on this one — even if you can deduct it, you'll probably wind up paying more interest over the lifetime of the loan than you'll save in tax deduction. If you want to see some detailed examples, check out this post over on RV dreams.
As a side note, while the tax deduction isn't a good reason to take out a loan, there may be other reasons to go with financing vs. purchasing outright. We did choose to finance part of the Airstream. It's our only debt, and while we'd prefer to be debt free, we were starting a new business, which meant we wouldn't get approved for other lending until we built up 2 years of work history with it. Even after that getting a loan can be trickier when you're self-employed, so we wanted to keep more of our cash available for a future home or land purchase.
We're saving our cash for a cabin
Maybe... someday... Until then we just save a million of them to our Pinterest page so we can indulge in the fantasy. Hop on over there to catch yourself a case of cabin fever.
2. Planning on writing off your 'home office' in the RV? Hang on.
Back when we owned a house in Portland, we had a home office that Shoam used for his freelance business, and we were able to deduct a portion of our mortgage. In an Airstream, claiming a space that's used exclusively for business doesn't quite pan out — we work from the dinette, but we also eat there, watch movies, play cards (and constantly spill things on it) so we can't claim it on our taxes. If you have a bigger 5th wheel or Class A with a garage area you can truly call an office that's not used for anything else, you might have more luck on this one.
3. Consider travel expenses really carefully before deducting.
It might sound amazing to start a casual blog and write off all your travel expenses, since campgrounds and gas will probably be one of your major expenses. Unfortunately, business travel needs to be premeditated (i.e. you need to travel to your destination for the meeting/conference/whatever, not take a personal trip to Hawaii and then try to set up a meeting when you're there to try to write off a whole vacation).
If we're traveling through a city where we have a client, we get in touch with them first and plan to meet. If we take them out for dinner and drinks, we deduct the allowable part of that expense. If we have to fly somewhere specifically for business, we track and deduct the allowable parts of the whole trip. We don't write off campgrounds or gas — it just gets too hard to track what portion was "personal" use and what was "business" on that front for us. And we don't want to wind up like this guy who tried and failed to deduct $30,000 of travel expenses for his backpacking trip around Europe.
4. If you use an accountant, find one who gets what you do.
Now that we travel so much, we wanted to use someone who got that and would be used to communicating with us wherever we happened to be. We worked with Adam Nubern of Nuventure this year, and it's been our smoothest tax time in years. As a fellow traveler, he's super clear about his availability and when to expect to hear back from him, plus very proactive about reminding us what we should be doing by when.
If you're looking for a new accountant for 2018, we'd highly recommend him. He's not paying us, or providing any free services in exchange for us writing this — we just think he's a great accountant and a good guy.
In case you missed it — Our shop is now open
Last week we officially launched our Shop, and it's loaded up with T-shirts, Hoodies, Pouches and Tote Bags for people who love the outdoors, camping and road trips. No... you probably can't deduct them from your taxes, but at least you can do your accounting in style, right?


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JW Marriott San Francisco Union Square, San Francisco
- Free WiFi in lobby
- Collect nights
JW Marriott San Francisco Union Square, San Franciscofrom $246 CAD
- Room, 1 King Bed
- Room, 1 King Bed, City View
- Club Room, 1 King Bed, Club Lounge Access
- Studio, 1 King Bed with Sofa bed
- Room, 2 Queen Beds
- Room, 2 Queen Beds, City View
- Club Room, 2 Queen Beds, Club Lounge Access
- Executive Room, 1 King Bed
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What's around JW Marriott San Francisco Union Square, San Francisco
- In Downtown San Francisco
- Westfield San Francisco Centre - 8 min walk
- San Francisco Museum of Modern Art - 12 min walk
- Moscone Convention Center - 14 min walk
- Asian Art Museum of San Francisco - 16 min walk
- TransAmerica Pyramid - 17 min walk
- Louise Davies Symphony Hall - 22 min walk
- San Francisco City Hall - 23 min walk
Getting around
- San Francisco, CA (SFO-San Francisco Intl.) - 19 min drive
- Oakland, CA (OAK-Oakland Intl.) - 26 min drive
- Hayward, CA (HWD-Hayward Executive) - 30 min drive
- San Carlos, CA (SQL) - 28 min drive
- Concord, CA (CCR-Buchanan Field) - 35 min drive
- Novato, CA (NOT-Gnoss Field) - 42 min drive
- San Francisco 4th and King Station - 25 min walk
- San Francisco 22nd Street Station - 4 min drive
- San Francisco Bayshore Station - 9 min drive
- Powell St. Station - 8 min walk
- Montgomery St. Station - 10 min walk
- Civic Center Station - 14 min walk
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 344 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 21 floors
- Check-in time 4 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-in/out
Required at check-in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Children stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
- Pets allowed *
- Up to 25 lbs
- Free WiFi in public areas
- WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms *
- Valet parking *
- Car charging point
Payment types at the property
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Golfing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Fitness facilities
- Business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 15
- Conference space
- Conference space size (feet) - 12242
- Conference space size (meters) - 1137
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Hair salon
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built - 1987
- Elevator
- ATM/banking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Terrace
- Fireplace in lobby
- Wheelchair accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- Assistive listening devices available
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
- Chinese
- English
- Farsi
- Spanish
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Iron/ironing board
- Pillow menu
- Soundproofed rooms
- Turndown service
- Premium bedding
- Pillowtop mattress
- Partially open bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 42-inch flat-screen TV
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Free weekday newspaper
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
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Special features
DiningLevel III Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in Californian cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Level III Bar - This bar specializes in Californian cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Open daily.
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Noise-free guestrooms cannot be guaranteed.
Mandatory fees
Pet deposit: USD 75.00 per stay
Optional extras
Valet parking costs USD 66 per night with in/out privileges
Breakfast costs between USD 21 and USD 33 per person (approximately)
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 75 per accommodation, per stay
WiFi is available in guestrooms for USD 14.95 per day (rates may vary)
Wired Internet access is available in guestrooms for USD 17.95 per day (rates may vary)
We have included all charges provided to us by this property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the unit you book.
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Fabulous 8.6 From 326 reviews
A gorgeous hotel with great staff. The junior suite was well-appointed with a great layout. Love the Illy coffee machine.
Hotel is located in a convenient location. Near all the shopping center and restaurants. The room was clean and comfortable.
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Everything was great, love the room set up. Although pricey Room service was timely and food warm and tasty... how ever I did not expect to have to pay for internet connection. Also the the breakfast was overpriced. I will stay again at your fine hotel however will eat elsewhere.
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"Derive happiness in oneself from a good day's work, from illuminating the fog that surrounds us." - Henri Matisse
Pictured Above: Bodega Bay, California, at early morning.
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Baked Ham with Sweet Gravy
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- Preheat oven to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C).
- Place ham in a large roasting pan, cut-side down. Press brown sugar evenly onto ham. Pour apple into roasting pan and cover with a lid or aluminum foil.
- Bake in the preheated oven until ham is heated through, about 80 minutes. An instant-read thermometer inserted into the center should read 160 degrees F (70 degrees C). Let ham rest for 10 minutes before transferring to a serving plate. Pour remaining pan juices into a saucepan.
- Combine flour and milk in a jar with a lid; shake until mixture is blended.
- Bring pan juices to a boil. Slowly whisk flour mixture into the saucepan until gravy is thick, about 5 minutes.
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- Reynolds® Aluminum foil can be used to keep food moist, cook it evenly, and make clean-up easier.
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Per Serving: 608 calories; 42.2 11.6 42.6 128 2920 Full nutrition
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This gravy was a huge hit tonight at my house. It was so simple and so delicious. It was smokey, with a hint of sweet from the brown sugar glaze the was on the ham. This will definitely be a ...
Way to sweet
This gravy was a huge hit tonight at my house. It was so simple and so delicious. It was smokey, with a hint of sweet from the brown sugar glaze the was on the ham. This will definitely be a ...
I LOOOVVEE this recipe. . Ham gravy is the best..I use corn starch when I don't have many drippings because I have found with using flour with small amounts of drippings it makes it taste starch...
I used pineapple juice as the video suggested to make sure I had enough gravy... way too delicious!
I grew up with another version that had 6 oz. pineapple juice and yellow mustard ( about a tsp) or however much you want. I use French's yellow mustard
So true that people don't make ham gravy ? My mom and sisters always make it and its so easy. Ham drippings , corn starch, and maybe some extra beer to make enough so we don't fight over ther...
I make this most delicious and wonderful dish a little different. I always use a 10-12 pound smoked picnic, substitute apple juice for pineapple juice, pin sliced pineapples to the ham with too...
Had to use Pineapple juice as I did not have any apple. It was still very very good! Thanks for sharing
I only made the gravy but it was delicious and my guests were all pleasantly surprised - no one had eve had ham gravy before.
Perfect ham recipe! I can't wait to serve this for Easter dinner.


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Physical Mapping of rRNA Gene Loci and Inter-specific Relationships in Wild Lilium Distributed in Korea
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Molecular cytogenetic analyses using fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) and genomic in situ hybridization (GISH) were carried out to elucidate inter-specific relationships among wild Lilium species distributed in Korea. FISH revealed four to eight 45S rRNA gene loci, which are located on chromosomes 1–7, 10, and 11 among the different species. In contrast, the 5S rRNA gene locus was conserved on the long arm of chromosome 3, occasionally with two adjacent sites on the same chromosome arm in a few species. The 5S rDNA site was located adjacent to the 45S rDNA site in only three species, Lilium distichum, Lilium hansonii, and Lilium tsingtauense. GISH analysis using genomic DNA probes detected strong hybridization of genomes between diploid and triploid Lilium lancifolium species, demonstrating that triploid plants were derived from diploid L. lancifolium and not from Lilium maximowiczii. Phylogenetic analysis of the ITS and NTS sequences supported the cytogenetic data as well as Comber's classification of the genus Lilium.
KeywordsFISH/GISH ITS/NTS Lilium species rRNA gene
The authors thank Dr. CS Moon for his support during the collection of plant materials. This work was supported by Basic Science Research Program through the National Research Foundation (NRF) funded by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology of Korea (KRF-2008-313-C00717).
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Chairperson of Shomolu Community Development Committee, Chief (Mrs) Modupe Oluwole has urged Lagos State government to address youth restiveness in the area by providing vocational training centre for the community.
Addressing reporters at a conference, she said Shomolu community was in high spirit to be part of the celebration of Lagos at 50, noting that Nigerians across ethnic nationalities have one success story to point to for being the Centre of Excellence.
She said Shomolu as a community had made quantum leap in areas of infrastructure, education and health. The community leader called on government to address youth unemployment by providing a centre where they could acquire skills.
Oluwole said: "For us in Shomolu community, we are very grateful to the Lagos State government for impacting on our community in infrastructure, health, education and security.
"Some of the Lagos success story in the past 50 years in our community is to transform this former swamp to a community where people live to earn decent living. Today, we have Angus Memorial College, Ola Olu Primary School, Anifowoshe Road, Okunsuna Road and Abiodun Road, among others.
"As an indigene and High Chief in Ondo Kingdom, Lagos has been part of my success story, it is indeed the land of opportunities. While we appreciate Governor Ambode for what his administration is doing, we would seek his help further for our community be given vocation training centre to mark the 50 years of the creation of Lagos State as a geographical entity."
She maintained that whatever is holding Lagos from being given special status could not be justified in view of its contributions to Nigerian economy.
A member representing Shomolu State Constituency in the Lagos State House of Assembly, Hon. Rotimi Olowo advised the people to be law-abiding, stressing that government would not abandon its duty to make Lagos better.
He added that government places high premium on the security of lives and property, noting that he would do everything possible to ensure that projects yet to be completed in Shomolu are completed.


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UPDATED: Carpool Map
Dismissal Changes Begin Tuesday, August 14
- Parents wanting to walk up and pick up their child or have a hard car seat to work with (in other words you have to get out to put your child in the car) will go to Bawell and park on the grass by the cafeteria gate. Teachers will be outside with your child(ren). Please make certain that you complete the page that ask if your child will be a "walk-up" child.
- ALL PARENTS WILL RECEIVE A DISMISSAL NUMBER. Parent and child should memorize this number. We will use numbers to call carpool students to cars We have a large card with your number that is going home with your child today. Please help your child memorize it. Put the number on your dashboard on the passenger side. Teachers will have a list of students and numbers with them just in case!
- No parking in the parking lot from 3:00 until the end of afternoon dismissal.
If everyone will follow these directions I think we can make dismissal more pleasant!
I called our security person and found out that neither the sheriff nor the police will send someone out daily to help with traffic.
If you have questions or concerns about Arrival & Dismissal, please call the front office at 342-6630.


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Semiramide at the Royal Opera House
Gioachino Rossini was born in 1792 and was a prodigious composer of operas – composing 39 altogether. At the age of 31 he composed his last opera in Italy, being Semiramide, which had its premiere in 1823 in Venice. The music recreated the Baroch tradition of decorative singing with unparalleled skill. The ensemble scenes, particularly the duos between Arsace and Semiramide, together with the choruses, are of an extremely high order.
Prior to this production, the last performance of Semiramide at the Royal Opera House was for the London International Opera Festival and included a cast of June Anderson, Chris Merritt, Marilyn Horne and Samuel Ramey as its imperious principals, but it was a concert performance due to the perceived difficulty of staging this work. David Alden, the Director, gave us an interesting, occasionally substantial production, which allowed lots of space on stage for the chorus and singers. However, the direction on occasions went slightly array with members of the chorus writhing on the floor or their knees. Nevertheless, the large family portraits dealt properly with the authoritarian regime of the Queen of Babylon and the outstanding costumes were designed by Buki Shiff.
It is strange in this opera to cast a mezzo soprano for the role of Semiramide, but Joyce DiDonato was magnificent in the difficult role. There were moments when one missed the exciting upper register singing that some sopranos in the past had performed, but the depth and quality of sound, together with the interpretation of the role by DiDonato was outstanding.
The deep mezzo voice of Daniela Barcellona seems to have lost some of its powerful aura over the years, but she still has a quality instrument that enables her to portray the role of Arsace with relevance and vigour, particularly in her duets with the Assur of Michele Pertusi, who had recovered from his first night flu and sang imperiously.
The Indian King, Idrenom, was sung by the Amercian tenor, Lawrence Brownlee, who's Rossini tenor interpretation of the role was outstanding. The other parts were all sung well, particularly the high priest Oroe, being the bass, Balint Szabo and the Princess Azema, sung by the soprano, Jacquelyn Stucker, who is a member of the young artists programme.
Bearing in mind how difficult this production is to stage, the Royal Opera House did an outstanding job overall with a very worthwhile and plentiful evening.
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Lincolnshire County Council receives bonus £5m from government for roads and job creation
Lincolnshire County Council has been allocated an extra £5.4 million from the government to spend on highways improvements and job creation opportunities.
The Department for Transport has released the money from its National Productivity Investment Fund, which can be used to reduce congestion at key locations, upgrade or improve the maintenance of local highway assets, to improve access to employment and housing, and to develop economic and job creation opportunities.
The county council now has £35.4 million for road improvements in the 2017-18 financial year.
However, the authority is also expecting to receive a share of DfT's Local Highways Maintenance Incentive/Efficiency Element Funding and will soon be able to bid for a slice of the £175 million Safer Roads Fund to make improvements on specific sections of the A1084 and A631.
Councillor Richard Davies, responsible for highways, said: "We know that good roads are a top priority for residents, which is why we not only invest heavily ourselves, but also lobby government for additional funding.
"We'd been expecting to come out of this with around £32 million in funding for the year, so to have already hit £35 million with more likely to be on the way is a great result.
"We'll be sure to make every penny count and keep the county's roads in the best possible condition with the cash that's available.
"And that's not just good news for motorists – it should also help boost the local economy, which is good news for everyone."


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Very primary on the nose – lifted red and black fruit, tobacco and vanilla plus a little earthiness. Medium-bodied with pure fruit, bright acidity and fine tannins, the finish long and savory. Poised and understated, this wine has a good future ahead of it.
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Bottle Number: K – 438 | SC – 721
Boet Erasmus was Dana & Etienne Buys' maternal grandfather. He played a major role in their lives and also introduced them to fine wines. It should therefore come as no surprise that the Vrede en Lust flagship red wine was named after this remarkable man. The Boet Erasmus is an elegant new-world style Bordeaux blend. This blend incorporates the classic varietals and showcases abundant fruit that is well-balanced with oak.
The 2019 National Wine Challenge awarded Boet Erasmus 2015 as a Double Gold Winner.
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Each component of this wine was harvested at point of optimal ripeness and fermented in stainless steel tanks. A portion of the juice completed malolactic fermentation in 225l oak barrels. The wine was matured in French oak barrels (35% new) for 16-18 months.
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For the July issue of skirt! Magazine, I photographed Cafe Fork in Charleston. Margaret, one of the editors, and I always joke that we shouldn't eat lunch before we go on these kitchen shoots! We always cross our fingers that we might get to taste a bite of whatever we are shooting. In this case, Margaret, the co-owner of Cafe Fork, was more than generous! We were sereneated by sound of falling rain and stories of (chef) Margaret's grandmother teaching her how to make the Coca-Cola cake we were devouring. For those of you northerners, yes, we do eat cake with Coke in it down here! To see the whole spread, check out the July issue of skirt! on stands now-Bon apetit!
This Cafe Fork Burger is the most unreal thing you will ever see in your life! It is loaded with pickles, onion rings, tomatoes, lettuce, mayo, and more! Had to try a bite of that one!
Thank you, Margaret, for great stories and even better food! We had such fun:)


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Zola Offices
Completed with Workframe 2017 | Role: Interior Designer
Laura provided full interior design services for the new Zola wedding registry offices. This 15000 sqft leased space in lower Manhattan was meant to integrate both the 3500 sqft Zola townhouse retail space and the existing two story office space. While downsizing in square footage, the growing Zola team needed comfortable workspace with ample meeting areas and room to grow. Laura created a clean, vibrant space to accommodate Zola's expanding team, integrate their office and retail real estate and create opportunities to display their company products.
Photocredit: Robert Wright Photography