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HAN ATES - blackhorse lane craft jean revolution
Community building has become a frequently used term in branding exercises and marketing plans. But what does it really mean to build a community, to share a common interest, to aim for something and grow together.
A shared bond brings people together over dinner, where food becomes more than a refuelling exercise, it becomes about being part of a family.
It's with no surprise that Bilgehan 'Han' Ates, founder Blackhorse Lane Ateliers, in a previous life was a restaurant owner. Although food still plays a role in Han's world, and can be experienced through Denim & Dine experiences held at the atelier, his focus is firmly on the Craft Jean Revolution taking place, in what has become a place of pilgrimage for denim disciples.
The journey from a tailor working in his uncle's factory in East London, to restauranteur, and giving it all up to spend more time with his family (he felt his relationship was suffering due to the demands of working in the clothing industry), Han's story is one that makes you believe there is a bright future for fashion. Blackhorse Lane focus on making the best pair of jeans from the best fabrics they can source. But it's not just the jeans that make people want to spend time at the atelier (which has an open door policy and welcomes visitors daily) it's the history, the story, the sense of community.
In a world where we are striving to do things as quickly as possible, using technology as a tool to aid efficiency, it's a breath of fresh air that Blackhorse Lane take their time. To make a beautifully tailored pair of jeans, immaculately finished both inside and out takes time. Blackhorse Lane are not in a rush.
The slow made approach is not a business model that supports producing hundreds of pairs of jeans a day, and it also requires highly skilled machinists to produce jeans that will last a life time.
Passing skills to the next generation is something that Black Neon Digital (and Blackhorse Lane) are extremely passionate about. There's a distinct lack of alternative routes to learn the less 'glamorous' roles in fashion such as an industrial machinist or patterncutter, something that we are slowly working on to put right. The education system and fashion media tend to focus more on the star role of designer, but there are only a few positions available as Creative Director.
The machinists at Blackhorse Lane are given the opportunity to be shareholders, their skills valued not only through respect but through financial gains. Everyone who enters the atelier begins to understand the level of respect that skills and knowledge can earn you.
Respecting the heritage of denim whilst looking ahead to servicing their global community is David Giusti, Head of Digital & Retail at Blackhorse Lane. David's passion for and knowledge of the denim industry is extremely impressive. Coupled with his tech background gives an indication of the way in which Blackhorse lane are looking to grow. It's a pretty rare thing to find someone who has completed a menswear design course at Central St Martins, and has the level of tech skills that David does.
With a degree in computer science, experience of holding Product Manager roles at Microsoft, Shazam and Lyst working in San Francisco, Paris and London, David had great understanding of the digital landscape and the possibilities it can offer Blackhorse Lane.
Sustainability is fundamental to Blackhorse Lane's approach, from their investment in skills, their community to the fabrics they use. Each denim has a rating which takes into consideration it's durability and environmental impact, including it's carbon footprint, as premium denim is flown in from the USA and Japan.
The blend of heritage, elevated craft and digital foresight at Blackhorse Lane is extremely exciting. It's no wonder they have created a Craft Jean Revolution, a revolution that everyone is welcome to join in.
In this podcast I speak with Han about; the changes that he has seen over the years, how it's important that craftsmanship, technology, sustainability and business aims work together in harmony, and about the Craft Jean Revolution taking place at Blackhorse Lane.
Listen to podcast above, on iTunes, SoundCloud or Stitcher
all photos taken by bec o'conner for black neon digital
podcast recorded at blackhorse lane atelier in walthamstow, north east london


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Leasehacking 101: What "$0 Down" Really Means
Zero down payment doesn't mean $0 due at signing.
A down payment simply refers to the amount paid upfront to reduce the amount financed over the course of a lease. Even with a $0 down payment lease, there are still fees and other expenses to pay before you can drive off in your new car:
first month's payment;
license and registration;
taxes; and
document fees.
These drive-offs, as they're called, can amount to hundreds of dollars, or in some instances, even a few thousand. You can request to roll the drive-offs into the monthly payment, or have it paid with rebates (if available), should you want a true $0 drive-off lease.
Read the fine print carefully.
Unfortunately, there's no standardized way of advertising a lease. Terms like drive-off, down, down payment, and due at signing are sometimes used interchangeably, or they can refer to different things. Sometimes, taxes and fees are included in the due at signing amount; other times, they are not.
The best thing to do is to read the fine print carefully. When asking for pricing, confirm that the amount you're quoted includes all applicable taxes and fees. You can provide your ZIP code so the dealer can calculate fees accordingly.
Here's an example.
Take a look at this ad below from a California-based Alfa Romeo dealer:
From a glance, one might expect to pay $0 out-of-pocket and $305 per month thereafter. If you read the fine print, however, you'll see this doesn't include the standard drive-offs, or even the bank acquisition fee of $595. Moreover, it assumes use of a $500 returning FCA lessee rebate.
In total, the amount due at signing will be approximately $2,000 for a non-FCA lessee. Still a fantastic deal, but perhaps pricier than you expected.
Another example, this time from the manufacturer.
Here's a "lease special" on a manufacturer's website (it's actually close to full price, so it's not that special) that uses the terminology due at signing. But again, the actual amount paid upfront will be greater than the advertised amount:
In this case, the ad includes the $209 first month's payment, $650 acquisition fee, and a $1,140 down payment in the $1,999 due at signing amount. However, after taxes and registration fees, the actual drive-off will be closer to $2,600 (assuming Los Angeles County taxes).
An ad where due at signing means just that.
And finally, here's an example of a dealer ad where due at signing truly means that:
In this ad, the $1,999 due at signing includes the first payment and applicable taxes and fees based on the local tax rate of 9.5%. How refreshing.
In sum, it's important to keep in mind these differences as you browse ads and receive quotes. One deal might look better than the other, but after accounting for upfront costs, it might actually be the worse deal. Happy shopping!

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Maria Connealy, a St. Mary's Kindergarten graduate wins 1st place in the talent show at the Clarkson Czech Festival in Clarkson, NE. Maria performed the "Numbers Rap" that Peg Kallman, our music teacher, taught the Kindergartners for their end of year program. Maria rapped while moving to the beat just as Peg taught her - and she won a big trophy! Her mom Carla says, "She was nervous to be on stage by herself, but was so familiar with the song that once the music started, she knew exactly what to do." Maria placed 1st in the 6 year old and under category.
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Handcrafted Beverages to Satisfy Every Taste and Occasion
From homemade root beer to hard cider, fresh-squeezed ginger lemonade to handcrafted Irish cream, do-it-yourself beverages are gaining interest and intrigue across the culinary spectrum. Professional mixologists and amateur home cooks alike are looking for beverages to inspire and satisfy, sourced from a variety of natural and seasonal ingredients. Quench offers the solution, covering the entire beverage range with hot, cold, fermented, infused, and cured offerings. There's something here for every palate, occasion, and need. Quench promises to help you pour a glass of whatever it is you're thirsting for.
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What does this entry mean to you?
What do you think it means to God?
What do you think the Bible has to say about it?
Genesis 28:12-15
As he slept, he dreamed of a stairway that reached from the earth up to heaven. And he saw the angels of God going up and down the stairway.
At the top of the stairway stood the Lord, and he said, "I am the Lord, the God of your grandfather Abraham, and the God of your father, Isaac. The ground you are lying on belongs to you. I am giving it to you and your descendants. Your descendants will be as numerous as the dust of the earth! They will spread out in all directions—to the west and the east, to the north and the south. And all the families of the earth will be blessed through you and your descendants. What's more, I am with you, and I will protect you wherever you go. One day I will bring you back to this land. I will not leave you until I have finished giving you everything I have promised you." (NLT)
Numbers 23:19
God is not a man, that he should lie,
nor a son of man, that he should change his mind.
Does he speak and then not act?
Does he promise and not fulfill? (NIV)
What does God want you to know about Him in this text?
What does this passage mean to you in your life today?
What does God want you to do about it?


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This is the place where people like you and your Family came to settle seeking a new life filled with Prosperity and Freedom. Named for the Ute Indians or Yuta and means "people of the mountains". Founded in 1850, it became a state on January 4, 1896.
Beginning with the Spanish exploration in 1540, led by Francisco Vasques de Coronado, who was looking for Cibola. Later, European trappers and traders came to explore from Canada and the U.S. In 1824, Jim Bridger became the first known English-speaking person to sight the Great Salt Lake. He thought he had found the Pacific Ocean, because of the salinity of the water. Later he found it was a giant salt lake. Hundreds of trappers came to establish trading posts in the area. By the 1830s, thousands of migrants came to the American West stopping near the Great Salt Lake known as Lake Youta in those days.
Following the death of Joseph Smith in 1844, Brigham Young, president of the Quorum of Twelve, became the effective leader of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He agreed to take the Mormons to Utah and the first band of Mormon pioneers reached the Salt Lake Valley in 1847. More than 70,000 pioneers crossed the plains and settled in Utah. Survival was a struggle. They established Temples, the best known being established in Salt Lake City and was completed in 1893. They also developed irrigation to support the large pioneer settlements.
There were disputes with the Native Americans. During an incident in 1853, Chief Walkara, also known as Wakara, found his brother had been killed. He bargained with the settlers and wanted the death of one of the Americans in return. The settlers refused. This was the beginning of the Walker War. Chief Wakara tried to trade for food, guns and ammunition, offering to sell portions of the land to be paid over a 20 year period. The Wars ended only after the Government removed the Utes to a reservation.
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If gap-toothed people rule the world, we'll all be looking for happy excuses to smile and show our dentition. Barbara & I have been planning this picture forever, until last Friday. I was looking at the picture and seeing all sorts of Freudian suggestions. I look stupidly clingy. It looks as though she had dodged my attempt to plant a kiss on her forehead. See how I almost cupped her. Why the heck is my hand on the side of her tummy, as though I expect to feel a baby? And she's a beautiful lady, with a demure that kills.
My gap-tooth draws weird attention towards me, all of them funny. I notice when people shift their eye contacts towards my mouth. I've just discovered the medical word for it - diastema. Its Wikipedia entry says, "In Ghana, Namibia and Nigeria, diastema is regarded as being attractive and a sign of fertility, and some people have even had them created through cosmetic dentistry."
And I've just made a major major discovery. The last hope of a skinny and ugly man is a good camera. Invest in a good camera, my friends. :)
(I hope there's no punishment for holding another man's girl like this. I meant no harm).


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Distinguished Concerts International New York (DCINY) is pleased to announce that Dr. Milburn Price will be the recipient of the DCINY Educator Laureate Award. Celebrated as a conductor and educator worldwide, Price will receive the award on Sunday, April 15, at the DCINY performance of Dreamweaver: The Music of Ola Gjeilo and Dan Forrest at Carnegie Hall. Co-founded by Iris Derke (General Director) and Jonathan Griffith (Artistic Director and Principal Conductor), DCINY celebrates its 10th Anniversary this season and is proud to include this award ceremony as a part of those celebrations.
Milburn Price was the Conductor Laureate for DCINY's production of Brahms Requiem on Sunday, June 19, 2011 at David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center. Dr. James M. Meaders, DCINY Artistic and Educational Consultant, will present the award on stage to Price, who has been his mentor. Dr. Meaders comments, "Milburn Price has invested a lifetime in the graceful nurture and wise mentorship of his students, and I am sincerely humbled and thankful to be included in that fortunate group. Dr. Price has unfailingly demonstrated excellence, eloquence, kindness, sincerity, and humility, modeling for all who would see the finest characteristics of those who would call themselves 'Educator.'"
"He brings wisdom and extraordinary experience in his art with an inspiring and energetic spirit," said Angie Willoughby, chair of the Mississippi College Music Department. "Our students had an incredible opportunity to learn and perform with Dr. Price."
Price served as National President of the American Choral Directors Association from 1999 to 2001. Guest conducting and lecturing engagements have taken him to twenty-eight states, as well as Australia, Brazil, Canada, England, Germany, Hong Kong, Scotland, Switzerland, and Russia.
Price has served most recently as Dean of the School of Performing Arts at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama. Prior to moving to Samford, he served as Dean of the School of Church Music at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky and as the Chair of the Music Department at Furman University. Price has also taken a position as Visiting Professor at Stetson University, Mercer University and Mississippi College. He holds the B.M. from the University of Mississippi, the M.M. from Baylor University, and the D.M.A. from the University of Southern California.
One of the editors of the Celebrating Grace Hymnal, he is the co-author of two books about worship and church music as well as numerous articles.
For his choral compositions and arrangements, Price has received an ASCAP Composer's Award each year since 1979. His compositions and arrangements have been published by Oxford University Press, Hinshaw Music, Harold Flammer, Genevox, Hope Publishing Company, MorningStar Music, Coronet Press, and Alliance Music Publications.
The DCINY Educator Laureate Award acknowledges an individual's contribution to music education. It recognizes a personal commitment to instilling a life-long love of making music. The award recognizes an educator who has contributed uniquely and significantly to some aspect of the broad scope of music education. The award can be given for cumulative lifetime achievement or a singular contribution.
Past recipients of the award are Dr. Donald D. Donaldson, professor emeritus of Asbury College and former choral director at Shawnee Mission South High School and chair of the music department at Kansas Wesleyan University; Craig Jessop, former music director of the world famous Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Music Director of the American Festival Chorus and Orchestra; and Dr. Eph Ehly, formerly the Director of Choral Studies at the Conservatory of Music at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
About Distinguished Concerts International New York (DCINY)
Founded in 2007 by Iris Derke and Jonathan Griffith, with its first public performance in January 2008, DCINY is a leading producer of dynamic musical entertainment in renowned international venues. Over 40,000 musicians representing 44 countries and all 50 states have participated in
DCINY productions. Since the inception of the company, DCINY has produced 17 world premieres and more than 200 concerts for over 200,000 audience members.
DCINY commemorates its 10th Anniversary Season in 2018. With unforgettable, world-class concert experiences, empowering educational programs, and a global community of artists and audiences, DCINY changes lives through the power of musical performance. In addition to being selected three times for Inc. 5000, DCINY has received national recognition with two American Prizes: Jonathan Griffith, Founder and Music Director of Distinguished Concerts Orchestra, won the 2014 American Prize in Conducting, Professional Orchestra Division, and the 2015 American Prize recognized DCINY's General Director and Co-Founder Iris Derke and the DCINY Team for Arts Marketing.
Having presented numerous sold out concerts and world and US premieres, DCINY also created/supports a mentorship program for young conductors and as well as the DCINY Premiere Project which commissions new works. For more information on upcoming concerts and events please see: www.DCINY.org
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The $7.6 million '33 Double Eagle
The $7.6 million '33 Double Eagle
Very interesting article on the '33 Double Eagle. Thought many of you not familiar with the story and its "conclusion" last month might find it very interesting.
Gold Coins: The Mystery of the Double Eagle
by Susan Berfield Friday, August 26, 2011
How did a Philadelphia family get hold of $40 million in gold coins, and why has the Secret Service been chasing them for 70 years?
The most valuable coin in the world sits in the lobby of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in lower Manhattan. It's Exhibit 18E, secured in a bulletproof glass case with an alarm system and an armed guard nearby. The 1933 Double Eagle, considered one of the rarest and most beautiful coins in America, has a face value of $20—and a market value of $7.6 million. It was among the last batch of gold coins ever minted by the U.S. government. The coins were never issued; most of the nearly 500,000 cast were melted down to bullion in 1937...


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Popular idol-training smartphone game Ensemble Stars has confirmed a TV anime adaptation to be broadcast in 2019.
TVアニメ「あんさんぶるスターズ!」が2019年に放送決定いたしました!— 【公式】あんさんぶるスターズ! (@ensemble_stars) https://twitter.com/ensemble_stars/status/992736143522197504?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 5, 2018
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The key visual for the series released via the teaser website features idol group Trickstar. Appearances are also expected from groups fine, Akatsuki, UNDEAD, Knights, Ryuseitai, Ra*bits, 2wink, Valkyrie, Switch, MaM, Adam, and Eve, as well as Sagami Jin and Kunugi Akiomi.
The voice actors from the game are set to reprise their roles for the TV anime, which is being produced by David Production. Akira, the original scenario writer for the game, will handle series composition, with Kuwabara Satoru of Arte Refact producing the music, and Kato Tatsuya of APDREAM composing the score.
Ensemble Stars is slated to broadcast in 2019.


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When I am in the mode of documenting important moments with my kids—ALL of them—I feel like Jesus' friend Martha, so eager to get the carrots chopped up and into the soup that I neglect to be with my Guest. "Michael, Michael," I can hear Him saying, "You are worried and upset many things [that you have missed writing about in the last several weeks]. But only one thing is needed." (Apologies to Dr. Luke....)
I do want to spend more regular time here, where the rivers of childlike inspiration and parental desperation flow together, cupping hands, yes, but not to capture so much as to feel its shocking cold, to gawk at its transparency, to wonder and be refreshed. Much more will flow downstream than I could ever hold.
Today, despite all the unwritten stories begging to be documented, what I want more than anything is to pray for my kids.
God, please help them to be safe from all dangers—especially those more dangerous than loss of life. Deliver them from materialism, from the claustrophobia of self-absorption. Save them from the compulsion to please the audience of their peers. Rescue them from fear and its addictions: being right, looking good, coming out on top.
Make them citizens first of heaven, second of Earth, and third of their communities; may their contribution to our nation flow from these three loyalties. Teach them to value the differences in people, to crave new viewpoints and savor stories from less-heard voices. Help them to open their eyes and ears and hearts to the weirdos of the world and see, hear, love—Jesus.
Give them joy. Teach them to live for what they really want, beyond what they feel like, to set their course by the deep, silent yearning You have given them rather than the hollow cravings that shout for their attention. Help them acquire a taste for satisfying labor. When lesser options are more numerous and more obvious, instill in them the habit of choosing happiness.
Love them in ways they notice, or better yet, help them to notice all the ways You love them.
I love them so much, Lord. Help me be the kind of Daddy that makes palatable—even desirable—the idea of a Father-God.


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Effect of aldose reductase inhibition on nerve conduction and morphometry in diabetic neuropathy
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Effect of aldose reductase inhibition on nerve conduction and morphometry in diabetic neuropathy
Neurology Apr 2001, 56 (8) 1124; DOI: 10.1212/WNL.56.8.1124-a
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MGBSFL-MMFL cup final preview
Norstar London Raiders B will be looking to complete a League & Cup double on Sunday evening, when the MGBSFL Division Two champions take on Hendon B in the final of the inaugural MGBSFL-MMFL Invitational Cup.
Manager Jonathan Adelman says: "After completing an "Invincible" league campaign to clinch the 2nd Division title, Raiders B stand on the brink of clinching a Double but we know that any Hendon side will be tough opponents.
"The Club has come a long way since I led the team out for its last Wingate Final in 2004 (the win over Sutlu Borek in the Barry Goldstein Cup) and to have both our A and B teams competing in back- to-back Cup Finals on the same day is really very special for everyone in Orange.
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"It comes on the back of a remarkable season for Raiders with three of our four sides having won their Leagues already, and with our A team still top of the Premier League.
The wide open spaces at the Abrahams Stadium will suit our style well, especially with the likes of David Esterkin, Adam Posner, Gilad Kestenbaum, Andrew McMaster and Mike Hershman in our ranks."
And hoping to attack their way to victory, he says: "We've been a free-scoring side for most of the season and our run to Wingate has seen us smash 17 goals in our four games, with skipper Nicky Woolf scoring a brace in each game. We know Hendon have conceded an average of three goals a game this season so we will be looking to exploit any weakness at the back. We'll rely on our experienced heads such as Matt Greene, Jonathan Shapiro, Jonny Blain and Anthony Goodmaker to guide the boys through what could be an emotional roller-coster of a day."
And looking ahead to the game, he says: "It should be a cracking one. We have the momentum of a great league campaign but Hendon had a solid end to their season and I expect the teams to be evenly matched. It we do go to penalties we know that in David Simnock we have probably the best penalty save expert in Jewish football."
Revealing his side's team news ahead of the games, he says: "We're missing Richard Bloom, Simon Buchler, Danny Bloom, Rafi Addelstone and Jeremy Elster for the final but the strength and depth of our squad has been one of the major reasons we have had such a consistent season and it's great to be able to call on the likes of Club legend Rob Richman, Mayer Shultz as well as Will Ufland and Liam Stein from our title-winning C team, both of whom excelled in the group stages and semi-final.
"We go into the game with real confidence having notched 11 wins and a draw from our last 12 games and with the psychological edge of by far the best Jewish Cup Final song of this or any generation thanks to the skills of winger Rob Samuelson (who should come through a late fitness test to play on Sunday).
Hendon joint-manager Aryeh Goldring is hoping his side's fine end-of-season run of form can help propel them to victory at Wingate & Finchley FC on Sunday evening.
He says: "We're looking to take our good form from the last seven weeks into the final and end it on a positive note. On our day we're a match for anyone and we will look to dominate an impressive Norstar side."
Confident in his side's ability, he says: "We have a really strong squad available and the boys are massively up for it, but it's about staying calm and controlling the game and looking to play to our strengths.
"Whilst not that familiar with their team I know that both Gilad Kestenbaum and Jeremy Elster are very good players and full of energy. I also have no doubt Rafi Addlestone will be missed. We will have to make sure we match them for workrate and I'm confident our quality will shine through.
"We have ability all over the park but we will look to our most experienced players, the likes of Alex Neiss and Martin Smulovitch, to keep the team focused and solid. If given the chance the likes of Daniel Garfinkle, Gav and Ra Noe and Avi Markiewicz will punish them on the break.
"We lost Lee Sieradzki to an ankle injury two weeks ago and that was a real blow and he will be sorely missed and the game might have come to soon for me after I broke my arm 6 weeks ago but we have 14/15 players available and I will have some tough decisions to make before Sunday. Our game plan will be the same but roll on roll off allows us to maintain the intensity throughout and that means the whole squad will have a massive part to play and everyone is desperate to be involved in what will no doubt be an excellent and competitive game."
Group Stages:
Hendon 1 Scrabble 0
Scorer: Martin Smulovitch
Hendon 5 Brady 2
Scorers: Gav Noe 3, Avi Mocton, Avi Markiewicz
Faithold B 7 Hendon B 2
Scorer: Alex Elf 2
Hendon 2 Waldaf Town 0
Scorers: Daniel Garfinkle, Yisroel Lewis
Group Stages:
Norstar Raiders B 5 North London Raiders Masters 3
Scorer Nicky Woolf 2, Jonny Blain 2, Adam Posner
Norstar Raiders B 4 Waldaf Town 1
Nicky Woolf 2, Simon Buchler, Liam Stein
Norstar Raiders B 3 Jewdinese 2
Nicky Woolf 2, Will Ufland
Norstar Raiders B 5 Brady Masters 3
Nick Woolf 2, Gilad Kestenbaum, Rob Richman, Will Ufland
Josh Linder (Goalkeeper) – Late signing that has fitted into the team seamlessly and solved a problem position. Also signed to help keep Daniel Garfinkle settled.
Yisroel Lewis (Defender) – Supremely talented, supremely lazy. Notorious for the late Sunday morning pull out with a whole range of excuses. Special thanks must go to kosher kingdom( 7 russell parade, "the ultimate in kosher shopping") for allowing him to miss work this evening
Alon Blitz (Centre-back) – The hardest working lawyer in Hendon. Hasn't been seen at training in years due to ''work commitments''. known to pick up an injury immediately after a costly mistake. Fortunately he has no pace to lose but reliable in the Michael Dawson mould
Alex Neiss (Center-back/Centre-midfield) – Whole of Hendon was delighted when he moved jobs and since then there have been no 3 am Sunday morning emails pulling out due to being called into work. Started the season at cm but to his annoyance has excelled at centre-back. Doesn't lose a header. Spent the last week looking high and low for an armband.
Danny Steel (Right-back) – Sicknote. permanently injured but regularly battles through the pain barrier to play. Arguably hendon's most consistent performer. Never causes a fuss
Motty Korman (Center-midfield) – Formerly part of the famous Korman dynasty. Not the tricky and pacey winger he once was but has developed into an excellent holding midfielder. Unfortunately missed large parts of the season due to exams but brings an air of calm when he does play.
Gideon Barth (Right side) – Not a winger or a full-back but one of those rare breed of wing-backs. Unfortunately Hendon don't play with wing backs. Has superb fitness and quick feet. Gets a lift to games from the excellent taxi service provided by the manager where they discuss tactics or lack thereof. Has been known to cast a despondent figure on occasion this season, suspicions are he is looking for improved terms on his contract. With contract expiry looming negotiations are currently at a stand-off.
Martin Smulovitch (Centre-midfield) – Fitness that belies his years. Doesn't stop running all game and has been an excellent acquisition from the A team. Team suffers when he is absent.
Chaim Gothold (Attacking midfield) – Assistant manager, apparently. Helps with the admin although yet to be established doing exactly what. Lost his pace and the goals have dried up but probably the best passer in the team.
Gav Noe (Left-wing/striker) – Very fast and very tricky but recently goals have been harder to come by than baby boys in the Noe household. Loves a moan and known to throw a strop when the going gets tough. Unplayable on his day.
Avi Markiewicz (Right-wing) – Team mentalist. Anything, no matter how innocuous, can set him off. Has great ability and superb shot but also loves a backheel on the edge of our box. Invariably plays anywhere but the position he was told to.
David Kanter (Center-midfield) – Arguably the most naturally gifted Hendon player but also the most unreliable. Great touch and superb range of passing, Wingates big pitch should suit him down to the ground.
Daniel Garfinkle (Striker) – The jewel in the Hendon crown. Took time to settle but has been ripping team to shreds the last few months. Probably the fastest player in Jewish football. Spends most weeknights texting his manager.
Ra Noe (Striker) – Probably the hardest working player in the team. Blessed with incredible amounts of natural fitness and invariably scores when presented with a chance.
Aryeh Goldring (Player/manager – Left-back) – Learning on the job in his 1st year as manager. Critics say he is too nice to make the tough decisions. After a predominantly disappointing league campaign managed to oversee a strong finish to pull off the most unlikely of escapes from relegation. Broke his arm in the relegation six pointer against spec, has been using an oxygen tent since in order to make the final.
Missing in action – Lee Sieradzki – excellent cm that will be sorely missed after picking up an injury two weeks ago. Ben Wilkinson – currently on secondment in Hong Kong, which is a shame because he is a genuine pleasure to manage. Pinty Baddiel – hasn't been seen or heard from since having a baby in January. Tali Nevies – after months spent persuading him to stay at the club, he has proceeded to spend the whole season taking exams.
David Simnock (Goalkeeper) – Runner-up of the most eligible NLR bachelor in 2011, 2012 and 2013 to A team skipper David Rhodes, Simnock is hoping that 2014 is his year. Simnock was also awarded the MSFL Goalkeeper of the year in 2007/2008.
Mayer Shultz (Defence) – Went missing for three years but finally reappeared two weeks ago suspiciously close to the cup final. Rumours that he is the German love child of gaffer Adelman are unfounded at this stage.
Anthony Goodmaker (Defender) – The only NLR player to play under Adelman, Peters and Richman. A hugely committed defender who has had an excellent season to date.
Liam Stein (Defence) – Stein is part of the title winning C team side who has been an ever present in the cup competition over recent weeks. Sweet left foot, sour right foot.
Matt Greene (Defender/Midfielder) – Has had more injuries than Nicky Woolf has career NLR goals. Always on the verge of retirement. However once out on the pitch Greene is a hard hitting defensive warrior. Also a published novelist.
Robert Samuelson (Midfield) – Composed the NLR cup final song which currently sits number 63 in the national charts. Made a habit of long distance spectacular goals during the 2014 Invincible league campaign.
Andrew McMaster (Midfield) – The only footballer with half Iranian and half Kiwi heritage eligible to play Jewish football (although rumour has it he prefers Rugby and Water Polo) "Mouse" is one of the most reliable players, when he turns up on time.
Mike Hershman (Midfield) – One part of the Esterkin, Elster, Hershman trio who recently completed the London marathon. Pacy midfielder who could be the player to watch in the cup final
David Esterkin (Midfield) – "The Beast" has 13 goals in 14 games this season. Ran the marathon after just 2 weeks training in 3 hours 29 minutes. Then ran another marathon straight after just for fun.
Jonathan Shapiro (Midfield) – Shapiro would claim his best position is just off the front man in the number 10 position. The entire squad now know his best position is actually in goal. Averages 9.37km a game.
Robert Richman (Midfield) – The legendary manager and Club Life Vice President broke off from his self imposed sabbatical to make a welcome return to the pitch in the Cup, notching a crucial penalty in the semi final win over Brady.
William Ufland (Midfield/Forward) – Like Stein a late end of season graduate from the C team. Diminutive forward who scored a thumping 25 yarder against Jewdinese in the group stages.
Gilad Kestenbaum (Midfield) – Most talented footballer in the famous Kestenbaum household. Gilad will be especially motivated today as he will be going up against many friends and family. Likes a pirouette.
Nicky Woolf (Forward) – The Raiders skipper is the longest serving player at the club across all 3 teams. Been in prolific form this season scoring 26 goals in 21 games to take his overall NLR tally to 117. He has scored 8 times on the road to Wingate.
Jonny Blain (Forward) – Scored the winner in the last Minor cup final in 2011. Career record reads 207 goals in 425 games across 396 different clubs.
Adam Posner (Forward) – Despite a failed transfer move to America, Posner has formed a deadly strike partnership with Nicky Woolf. The pair have netted 30 goals between them this season with Posner chipping in with a gigantic 4.
Jonathan Adelman (Manager) – gaffer extraordinaire. His side did the impossible and became the first NLR side to finish a league season unbeaten. Sunday is a very proud day for Adelman with his beloved Raiders in two cup finals.
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"Bombs are exploding all over the city. I hide my feelings from everyone, but I am drowning in despair. When will this war end? For how long will my life consist of the dead space between two explosions?" -- June 6, 1995 On the first day of the siege of Sarajevo, 12-year-old Nadja Halilbegovich's life changed forever. In the face of constant tank and sniper fire, daily life in this beautiful, mou... More
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The 103d Rescue Squadron (103 RQS) is a unit of the New York Air National Guard 106th Rescue Wing stationed at Francis S. Gabreski Air National Guard Base, Westhampton Beach, New York. The squadron has no assigned aircraft; personnel assigned use aircraft of the 101st and 102d Rescue Squadrons of the Wing.
Established in 2004 by the Air Force Special Operations Commandas part of a re-organization of Air National Guard rescue wings which created separate squadrons for fixed-wing, helicopter and pararescue elements of the 106th Rescue Wing.
The squadron consists of pararescue and support personnel, using the HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopters of the 101st Rescue Squadron and the HC-130P Hercules transports of the 102d Rescue Squadron. All three squadrons are assigned to the 106th Operations Group.
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IRVINE, Calif. – If you want to live into your 90s, regularly attending happy hour is more likely to help you get there than regular exercise, according to a long-term study led by the University of California, Irvine.
The 90+ Study, which began in 2003, tracked 1,700 people in their 90s and looked at how their daily habits affected their life span.
"I have no explanation for it, but I do firmly believe that modest drinking improves longevity," Dr. Claudia Kawas, who led the study, told the San Diego Union-Tribune,
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- People who drank the equivalent of two glasses of beer or wine were 18 percent less likely to die prematurely.
- People who exercised 15 to 45 minutes a day only cut that risk by 11 percent.
- People who were slightly overweight — but not obese — cut their risk of early death by 3 percent.
- People who spent at least 2 hours a day on a hobby were 21 percent less likely to die early.
- Coffee drinkers (two cups a day) cut their risk of early death by 10 percent.
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(exechange) — Barberton, Ohio, November 19, 2018 — Leslie Kass, chief executive of Babcock & Wilcox, leaves. It is an abrupt change. As announced by Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises Inc. in a news release on Monday, November 19, 2018, Leslie C. Kass leaves her post as Chief Executive Officer at the power generation company after less than one year in the role, effective immediately.
No company wants a CEO to flame out in the first year.
Among the 3,000 largest publicly held companies incorporated in the U.S. based on market capitalization, the average tenure of the CEOs who departed over the past 12 months was 9.2 years, according to data compiled by exechange. Only 5 percent of the CEOs who departed over the past 12 months left the position within their first year. Around 11 percent left the position within two years, and 20 percent left the position within three years.
Leslie Kass's duties will be taken over by Kenneth M. (Kenny) Young, most recently President of B.Riley Financial, Inc.
The fact that Leslie Kass's successor is brought in from outside suggests that the board may seek to stimulate change with fresh ideas and new initiatives.
In general, an outsider does not have the constraints of an insider when it comes to leading painful changes or making unpopular decisions.
Leslie Kass's move is part of a management shake-up also involving the positions of Executive Vice President of Finance; and Chief Strategy Officer.
"To pursue other opportunities"
The management change is explained as follows. Babcock & Wilcox said: "Leslie Kass, who has served as Chief Executive Officer since February 2018, is leaving B&W to pursue other opportunities."
The phrase "to pursue other opportunities" opens the door to speculation.
Precise information about Leslie Kass's future plans was not immediately available.
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Generally speaking, it is often a wake-up call for shareholders when a CEO leaves the position abruptly and without a reasonable explanation.
Share price decline
The change follows a decline in Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises, Inc.'s share price of 88 percent since February 2018.
Chaired by Matthew E. Avril
Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises, Inc. is chaired by Matthew E. Avril.
Matthew E. Avril is a member of the strategic advisory board of Vintage Capital Management, a private-equity investment organization specializing in the defense, manufacturing and consumer sectors. Avril has served and currently serves on the Board of Directors of both publicly and privately held entities.
In the position of CEO since 2018
Leslie C. Kass was President, Chief Executive Officer & Director at Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises, Inc. since February 1, 2018.
Prior to her appointment as CEO, Kass was Senior Vice President, Industrial, and led the company's B&W SPIG, B&W MEGTEC and B&W Universal subsidiaries.
Previous positions included serving as Vice President of Retrofits and Continuous Emissions Monitoring, Vice President, Investor Relations & Communications, and Vice President, Regulatory and Agency Relationships.
Prior to joining B&W in 2013, she was Vice President of Nuclear Regulatory Affairs for Westinghouse.
She has also served as Senior Director of Business Policy and Fuel Supply at the Nuclear Energy Institute, Manager of Engineering Programs and Components at Entergy's Arkansas Nuclear One Station, and Senior Project Manager at Entergy's nuclear operations headquarters.
She began her career as a materials engineer with Altran and Duke Engineering & Services.
Kass has a bachelor's degree in materials science and engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and a master's in business administration from Duke University's Fuqua School of Business.
At the time of Leslie Kass's appointment as Chief Executive Officer at Babcock & Wilcox, Stephen G. Hanks, Lead Independent Director, had said: "We are pleased that our succession planning process has produced a strong internal candidate, and we are confident that we have chosen the right person to lead B&W. Leslie's extensive knowledge of B&W, its markets, and its customers, combined with her experience in driving operational improvements and strategic initiatives, make her a great fit to build on Jim's many contributions and lead the Company going forward."
At the time of her appointment as Chief Executive Officer at Babcock & Wilcox, Kass had said: "I am excited to take on this new role and to build on the already strong foundation B&W has developed as a leading provider of custom-engineered technologies and solutions and aftermarket services to global power and industrial markets. We will continue to focus on improving B&W's profitability, cash flow, financial flexibility, and consistency across the organization. I look forward to working closely with the Board, Jim, the leadership team and all B&W employees to execute on our strategies to create value for shareholders."
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Howard and Angeline had engaged me for almost 2 years and a year before we supposed to cover her pre-wedding and wedding day but a week before her wedding day, Angeline's mother had passed away and she had to call off all her wedding plans, I still remember that she were crying over the phone telling me the sad news. On this wedding day, it was rather a remembrance of her mother besides a wedding day. In the morning, Angeline's dad walked over to me and shared his feelings, even though Angeline looked happy on this day but within everyone it was a sad feeling because her mother were unable to be there for her. Her wedding dinner was filled with lots of laughter but half of the attendees were unable to attend due to the missing of her mom, but we still carry on everything that has been planned. We actually helped Angeline to make a slideshow for the remembrance of her mom, and there was a moment of silence before the dinner is commenced. Aside that, humorous Howard had made the day with laughter and joy. I remember the moment I watched Angeline marching in with a brilliant smile, for that moment I felt so happy for her, simply because we had known each other for quite a while and I can relate with them, everything happened in the wedding.
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By Irene Chidinma Nwoye Thu., Oct. 16 2014
The coffee tension brewing in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, started after Starbucks opened a new location right beside a four-year-old coffee shop, the Pulp and the Bean. Owner Tony Fisher is not necessarily scared of the competition. But he believes Starbucks will usher in even more commercial chains, causing the rent prices in the already expensive neighborhood to continue to soar. While Fisher appears visibly unfazed by Starbucks' presence, the anti-big-business slogans occasionally scrawled on chalkboards in front of his stores betray his fears about working next door to a corporate Goliath.
On September 25, only about five days after its neighbor began operations at 341 Eastern Parkway, the Pulp and the Bean's chalkboard read, "Everytime coffee is not bought here, a baby crys [sic] somewhere in the world." On a different day, the board at Fisher's other store, Bob and Betty's (an organic-foods market on the other side of the Pulp and the Bean), read: "Support big families not big business. Buy local."
There is no shortage of Starbucks in New York City. Last year, there were 283 Starbucks in the city (up from 272 in 2012 and 245 in 2009), according to the Center for an Urban Future, a NYC-based think tank that traces economic growth in New York State for policymakers. New Yorkers have grown accustomed to seeing a Starbucks every quarter of a mile, and the coffee company has evolved into a socioeconomic symbol.
Starbucks is often regarded as the last phase of gentrification in neighborhoods in the city. According to one Business Insider reporter, a new Starbucks suggests that a neighborhood is "up-and-coming," "a smart real estate bet." And the real estate part is one of the reasons Fisher is concerned. Rent prices in Crown Heights have risen in recent years.
"Two years ago [the rent was] $35 per square foot on Eastern Parkway," Fisher says. Now it's valued at $100 per square foot. "Starbucks will attract other corporate entities and rents in the neighborhood will go up," he adds.
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Former Jets offensive guard Pete Kendall's trade to the Washington Redskins has provided that window of opportunity for some players; at least three for the time being. As of right now, it appears that the leading candidates to nab the vacant guard position are backup center Wade Smith, and offensive tackles Adrian Jones and Jacob Bender; also in the running is guard Adrien Clarke.
Bender, a sixth-round pick from Nicholls State, has seen the majority of snaps at guard and is expected to start against the New York Giants on Saturday. But you can assume based on the lack of experience, the Jets will be actively scanning the waiver wire for a more experienced guard. Because the left guard is an important position (meaning protecting the quarterback's blind side), it will be imperative that whoever the Jets eventually decide to be the starter will obviously need to step up their game.
Apparently QB Chad Pennington carries no concerns about the iffy guard situation, telling J.P. Pelzman of NorthJersey.com, "If [the Jets' management] thought our guys couldn't do it, they wouldn't put someone in harm's way. That's my hope. I have confidence that it will work out." That's all well and good Chad, but I bet you don't say that after your first major hit from your left side. And I wonder if the Jets will regret letting Kendall go. A key thing to remember – the Jets have until Tuesday to reduce their roster to 75 and to 53 by September 1, so they really need to make a decision quickly.


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For Saanich Police Reserve Constable Joanne Bickford, the Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock Ride means helping out children who have cancer and those family members coping with their effects.
Last fall, Bickford's school friend found out her three-year-old granddaughter Marley was diagnosed with leukemia. After reading the posts about her health situation on Facebook, Bickford knew the time was now to help.
"I was thinking about riding and that just solidified the reason to ride," the Central Saanich resident told the PNR.
She later sent Marley's grandmother a message on Facebook telling her that her granddaughter was the reason for her decision to ride, along with what Cops for Cancer is all about.
"And long story short, she's now my junior rider. So it's kind of gone full circle of me telling her why I'm riding and telling her about the program, and then she passed that information along to her son, which is his daughter that's sick …"
The Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock is an annual cycling ride to raise money to fight childhood cancer. This year's Tour de Rock team is comprised of 14 police officers, one media personality and two special guest riders.
They will ride the almost the full length of Vancouver Island, raising awareness and money to support the fight against childhood cancers.
Bickford, a fifth generation resident of Central Saanich — although not affected by cancer directly — has family members and close friends affected by it.
Bickford is also a 911 operator and works at the front desk at the Saanich Police Station.
Like most of the riders, Bickford has two junior riders who she will be riding for.
A Junior Rider is a child who has had cancer or is a sibling to a child who has had cancer.
Bickford will be riding for Marley and another young girl named Jayla. Jayla isn't sick but her older five-year old sister Kyra is battling the disease.
"So if there's one child that's being focussed on that's ill and going through cancer treatment then the other one is sometimes forgotten about …" said Bickford.
Her junior rider Marley had a bone marrow transplant from a random donor and is home from the Ronald McDonald house in Vancouver. She is now cancer free and doing great.
The team began training in March and rides three times a week, doing hills on Tuesdays, speed on Thursdays and distance riding on Sundays.
Through various fundraising events, each team member on Tour de Rock sets a goal and accepts donations ongoing on their webpages at tourderock.ca.
Bickford recently had an event at the Prairie Inn, which raised just over $9,000 — but she isn't stopping there.
She will be assisting another Saanich rider at the Torque Masters Car Show in Sidney on Aug. 14 and at another event on Sept. 17 at one of the Thrifty Foods stores in Victoria. Her goal is to raise between $20,000 to $25,000 and she is almost halfway there, at around $13,000.
"It's for a great cause … it's all in raising money for the kids for cancer research.
"It's more raising awareness and money to find a cure hopefully one day and to assist with parents and allowing kids to go to Camp Goodtimes …"
Camp Goodtimes is a fun, summer recreation program for children, teens and their families, affected by cancer.
"And our Team went and had a visit there back in July and it gives us great power to see the kids have so much fun and that's the reason we all ride," said Bickford.
Through the month of August, riders will have donation boxes at the various liquor stores along with other events where people can donate to.
Bickford's web page for donations is tourderockjo.com.


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~30% of our membership consists of MD-PhD students who matriculated into the highly competitive Medical Scientist Training Program.
Pictured: MSTP members with Dr. David Satcher, Former U.S. Surgeon General and first African American MD-PhD graduate from Case Western Reserve University
JD to MD
Alana practiced as an attorney before making a career change to medicine. Her law background has informed her interests in health policy. She gave birth to twin girls 5 weeks before her first year of medical school and has managed to thrive as a student, wife, and mother to 2 animated toddlers.
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Poojitha earned her PhD in Epidemiology from Johns Hopkins University, the #1 public health graduate program in the U.S., concentrating on Genetic Epidemiology. She seeks to integrate both her medical and public health training as a future physician scientist. She also balances marriage, motherhood, and medical school.
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Justin and Alicia successfully navigated sports and their pre-med curricula
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Well, let's cross another off the bucket list. Weather was in low 80's on Wednesday, so decided to jump in the car and go to Death Valley (2 hrs away). Within 15min of the house we were in the mountains, and saw signs to watch out for bighorn sheep. (no sheep). In an hour, we were in Pahrump, It was a nice drive until we had an issue with our SUV. Just heard this thumping every now and then. Apparently something hit the skip plate under the car and tore a chunk out of it. I had the car serviced that morning, and thought that the dealership forgot a screw in or something, I went back the next day to the dealership to yell at them, but they put it on the rack and all the screws were there, and apparently we ran over something which tore the skip plate. Janis and I never saw anything in the road and have no clue how or when that happened.
We stopped at the Death Valley pay station to get a map once getting in the park, and luckily a family was there. The son was nice enough to tie it up so it wouldn't drag on the ground and make it worse. It was very nice of him to do. He wouldn't accept the $10.00 we offered. You can see it hanging down under the car.
Some of the panoramas I took. (5 stitched photos)
Here's some of the non/panos that Janis and I took.
Unfortunately, we weren't here at sunrise (or sunset,which was still 3 1/2 hrs away. The scenery was awesome, but not nearly as good if we could have gotten there at dawn or later in the day. For another trip!!


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It was also the 50th anniversary of the adoption of the 1966 ILO/UNESCO Recommendation concerning the Status of Teachers and the first world Teachers' Day (WTD) to be celebrated within the new Global Education 2030 Agenda adopted one year ago.
Unfortunately, in Ireland many young teachers are faced with temporary and short-term contracts. Approximately 35 per cent of Irish secondary teachers are employed on a temporary or part-time basis, compared with an OECD average of 15 per cent. However, for teachers under the age of 30 that figure rises to 50 per cent.
As well as that, many young teachers, as well as other public servants, are on a reduced salary compared to colleagues who began teaching in 2010. As an MEP and a former teacher, I believe in equal pay for equal work. That is why I raised the current situation in Ireland with the EU Commission on two separate occasions. Unfortunately, their response concluded that this issue needs to be dealt with in Ireland and does not fall under EU competency.
The Department of Education along with the Department of Expenditure and Reform have engaged with some teaching unions recently and agreed to resolve the issue of pay for new entrants post 2011 beginning in 2017. Unfortunately, equal pay for equal work will not be restored for all teachers. The Department needs to review this immediately as teachers provide a fundamental service to our education system.


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Review: American Dreamer's "Restless Nights"/
Formed in Austin, Texas, this earthly ensemble of alternative pop and orchestrated folk depicts budding life experiences seen and expressed through thriving musicianship. This universally appealing band consists of: Audrey Lee (Violin), Courtney Castaneda (Cello), Dana Wygsmans (Back-up Vocals, Bass) and Sasha Klare-Ayvazian, the band's vocalist, guitarist, composer, and founder. Besides being the main fuel in American Dreamers, Ayvazian is also a teacher with a Masters degree in music and all that educational dedication to the study of sound influences his engaging singing and songwriting.
The record is filled with rich and charming tracks like the strumming acoustic trances coupling with emotional strings in the warm opener "Open Your Eyes" that speeds up the pace into a lightly lifted atmosphere, the slow ballroom waltz in the melancholy tale of loneliness in "When Your Away", the rock rooting blues inspired "Start-Stopping", and the instrumental quick but strong beauty in, "Lullaby". This eleven track golden gem is also accompanied with the colorful and artistic music video for the single, "All The Time". Restless Nights is the band's debut full-length album. A mature and professionally sweet record.
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WheelPower - Get Active Sports Camp (Adults) - 2nd Nov 2019
WheelPower's Get Active Sports Camps are a great way for adults (18+) with a disability to discover sport in a safe, welcoming and friendly environment and all activity is adapted to suit your abilities. The Camps are a great way to make new friends, improve your health and have fun!
Registration is from 9.30am and activities start at 10am. The camp will finish at approximately 3.30pm.
Stoke Mandeville Stadium, Guttmann Road, Stoke Mandeville, Buckinghamshire, HP21 9PP
There is plenty of accessible parking at the Stadium - make sure you give your vehicle registration number to reception and then parking is free all day!
The Stadium also has accessible toilets and changing facilities.
Camp Information:
Who is the Camp for?
The Get Active Sports Camp is open to adults with physical or mild sensory impairments over the age of 18. We shall also accept entry forms from those adults who would not traditionally fit within 'disability sport classification' such as those with dyspraxia, epilepsy or some form of internal organ dysfunction or absence.
If any of the particiapants family or friends also want to attend to take part in the activities togther then they are more than welcome - just let us know. The activities on offer can cater for disabled and non-disabled people.
Sports and activities:
The sports and activities at the event will include traditonal sports such as wheelchair basketball, boccia, bowls, fencing, table games, tennis and zone hockey.
There will also be exercise classes and different activities such as martial arts, dance, keep-fit and how to use the gym.
These activities are all about having fun and learning new skills - this may include a small element of competition but this is optional.
Everyone will be welcomed to take part and the sports and activities will be suitable for you at a level at which you will feel comfortable.
Each sport will last for approximately 40-minutes but participants can go at their own pace and have rests when needed.
All of our sports coaches and activity leaders are qualified, have DBS checks and have lots of experience of delivering activity to disabled people.
All people attending can discuss their needs and support with the Event Manager and sport coaches in a safe and private environment before starting an activity.
Entry to this event is FREE
Accommodation, if required, will be available on Friday and Saturday night at the Olympic Lodge, Stoke Mandeville Stadium at an additional cost.
The deadline for registration and camp payment is Saturday 26th October 2019.


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Last night at his book signing, Michael Connelly said a lot of wise things
about books and writing.
"The opening of a bookstore is a cause for celebration."
I couldn't agree more.
Tampa has a new, big, beautiful one. Right now the Oxford Exchange feels more like a store than a bookstore, if that makes sense. But the books are right up front. The book buyer is very enthusiastic about hosting events.
AND I must applaud and share the Most Creative Use of a Card Catalog I've seen in a while.
(front window of The Oxford Exchange, Kennedy Blvd, Tampa)
Drawers open to blank 3X5 cards and a pencil.
Check out the scribbled notes from readers recommending their favorite recent reads.
In answer to a question about whether the places in his books are real, Michael Connelly said he tries to anchor his fiction in as much reality as possible. Real restaurants, real streets. If readers identify with the place, this creates more empathy for the characters.
He cautioned future crime novelists about using a real restaurant as a murder scene however.
Not good for business.
Here he is, nearing the end of a very long line of admirers, waiting to have his newest book signed.
Check his website: http://www.michaelconnelly.com.
Some very cool stuff there.
Good luck to the Oxford Exchange.
More pictures HERE: http://www2.tbo.com/list/oxford-exchange/gallery/
Yes, it's a teashop, a coffee bar, a gift shop.
But there are books!


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If you've been invited to a formal event or evening (lucky you), it can feel a little daunting as there's an array of things to consider before you go. Usually, the people, or person, requesting the pleasure of your company will have specified a dress code on the invite, or the theme of the party will help steer you in the right direction when it comes to your look. However, it's important to prep and plan as much as you can beforehand; so you can get ready with ease, and your night will get off to the best start.
Let's start at the top; your hair. Whatever your hair type might be; you want it looking the best it can on your big night out. On the run up to the event, make sure you take some time to indulge in a hair mask or two, so you know your hair is as strong and conditioned as possible. It's important to nourish your hair before any styling, straightening, or curling, as most of these techniques require the use of direct heat to your hair, along with products and sprays that you're not used to.
Figure out if you're going to use a professional stylist at a hair salon, or if you're confident enough to execute the hairstyle of your choice yourself. If you're going with the salon option, make sure you're booked in as soon as you've RSVP'd to the invite. Give yourself enough time to get dressed and apply your makeup after the stylist (whether it's you, or somebody else) has worked their magic. If you choose to get your hair done in the morning, ensure your style is locked in with enough spray, and it will see you through until you get in the car to go home!
It's always a treat to pamper your skin, but in the days leading up to the formal event; make sure you moisturize each day after your bath or shower. If you plan to apply a fake tanning product, it's key that your skin is hydrated, particularly around your knees, elbows, and heels. Fake tan a couple of evenings before; so it looks as natural as possible, and there's time to fix any potential mistakes.
If you don't feel the need to change the shade of your skin in any way, ensure it's looking as bright, soft and moisturized as possible. Applying specialist foot cream to your feet and toes, and popping some cotton socks on them, before bed each night will ensure they are soft and sandal-ready. The morning of the event is a great time to use a body scrub, to get rid of any dry areas of skin, and pop your body cream, butter, or soufflé of choice on from head to toe.
When it comes to doing your own makeup for an occasion, make sure you practice runs in the evenings, or the weekend before the event. You might need to brush up on your eyelash application or get that contouring technique perfected, so it's worth remembering that practice makes perfect! Take a look on YouTube and Pinterest for some inspiration and tutorials on formal makeup looks, and test out what's going to suit your skin tone, hair, and outfit choice.
Try and work out how long the makeup will take you to do, and give yourself some extra time, in case you need to correct anything or fix a smudge (it's bound to happen). For some tips on achieving a flawless makeup look, take a peek here.
Just because you're heading out to a formal event, doesn't mean you have to feel completely uncomfortable, or unlike yourself. You can rock an outfit that fits both the occasion and your personal style; so bear that in mind when it comes to going dress or suit shopping. Thinking about the best color palette for your hair and skin tone is a wise place to start; you might think you've found the outfit of your dreams, only to find the color makes you look washed out and unwell. So, if you can eliminate certain colors and shades from your search, it will save a lot of time in the changing rooms.
Once you've figured out the best colors for you, think about what silhouettes complement your body shape. Be confident and embrace what you've been blessed with (while remembering this is a formal occasion and not a day at the beach). Try on different styles, in different fabrics; then take pictures in the changing room mirror, so you can scroll through each one and decide which makes you look the most fabulous.
One of the best things about a formal event; aside from wearing beautiful attire, is completing the look with some jewelry. A special occasion is the best excuse to sparkle from head to toe literally, but make sure you don't go too overboard (unless it's an Elizabeth Taylor-themed evening).
Two to three key pieces are usually sufficient, and will create an elegant look; so, think about a set of earrings, necklace, and a ring for example, or perhaps you could swap the necklace for a bracelet instead. Think about what metal tones and gemstones will fit in will your look, and if you're treating yourself to something new, take a look at sites like SilverBlings, which will help inspire you on what to choose.
Hopefully, you've already been moisturizing your hands and feet as discussed previously; but, now's the time to add the finishing touches. You can further ensure the condition of your nails by using a cuticle oil on a regular basis before you paint them or visit the beauticians for a manicure.
When it comes to your nail polish choice; your options really come down to a neutral, nude shade, or a pop of color, that will stand out on your fingernails and toes. Classic berry tones and reds suit every skin tone, and will go with a huge variety of colors, ensuring your nails wouldn't clash with your clothing; but, instead, would complement it. However, if you're unsure and wary of looking too busy; pick a taupe or a pale pink shade, which will definitely go with your outfit, whatever the color.
You finally have a legitimate excuse to go shoe shopping (yay); the first thing to make sure of is if you can walk in them. If you never wear stilettos or shoes with a heel higher than two inches; you're unlikely to be able to walk and dance gracefully at the party, so try not to buy anything that will put your ankles at risk. Luckily, there are so many options when it comes to formal shoes, and they come in every heel height, style, and color imaginable; so you should be able to find the right pair for you and your outfit.
Make sure you try them on in the store and have a good walk around in them to make sure they are comfortable and don't rub your feet. You don't want your whole night ruined because your heels and toes have been in agony for half an hour in. You can wear your shoes around the house a little each evening to break them in and ensure they'll be comfortable at your event. It's always better to be strutting when you make your entrance, rather than hobbling!
Your bag needs to be big enough to hold your essentials; your phone, money, and any cosmetics that might need topping up throughout the night (breath mints and a comb also seem to come in handy). A clutch style bag is a great option, as it will hold all you need, but won't be too heavy or cumbersome to carry around. Many clutches also come with straps and chains that can be folded away inside; so you can pull them out and pop your bag on your shoulder when you want to dance, take a selfie, or if your hands are full of canapes.
A beautiful bag is another chance to enhance your overall look, so consider the color and embellishments carefully. Think about metallic colors that will match your jewelry; a shade that will match your lip and shoe color, or perhaps the bag is where all the gemstones and sparkles can be in your ensemble. Check out what formal bags the celebs were wearing at this year's Met Gala here: http://www.purseblog.com/celebrities/2017-met-gala-red-carpet-bags/.
The main thing to remember, with any special event or occasion, is to enjoy the process. It's not all the time that you have to choose something formal to wear and make yourself look and feel great; so see the invite as an instruction to do that and have fun. You don't have to lose your personality and style either; it's a chance to figure out what you feel best in, at formal events that you may not experience regularly. Embrace the challenge, treat yourself, and indulge in some quality pampering and shopping time (sounds pretty great).


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In a string of deadly blasts this week in Pakistan, at least 100 people were killed and nearly 250 others injured on Thursday when an Islamic State suicide bomber blew himself up inside the crowded shrine of revered Sufi Lal Shahbaz Qalandar in Sehwan town of Sindh province.
The bomber entered the shrine through its Golden gate and blew himself up near the site where the ritual of Sufi dance 'Dhamal' was taking place.
According to police, the attacker first threw couple of grenades to cause panic and then blew himself up, police said. Hundreds of devotees were present inside the premises of the vast mausoleum of the saint at the time of blast.
"We had around 27 policemen on duty at the shrine and they were CCTV cameras also. But he took advantage of the rush. I don't think this is a security lapse," Inspector-General of police in Sindh, AD Khawaja said.
DIG police Hyderabad range, Manzoor Rind told media that the death toll from the suicide bombing has climbed to 76 while the injured were around 250.
"The toll at this moment is 76 but condition of some of the injured admitted in different hospitals is critical," Rind said.
Earlier, Sehwan police station SHO Rasool Baksh told reporters that around 100 people, including women and children, have been killed in the suicide bomb attack.
The ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack on their Aamaq news agency, saying a suicide bomber had targeted a 'Shiite gathering' at the shrine in Sindh.
Commissioner Hyderabad Qazi Shahid Pervaz said since the shrine was located in a remote area, some 130 kms from Hyderabad, ambulances and vehicles and medical teams were sent from Hyderabad, Jamshoro, Moro, Dadu and Nawabshah to the blast site to take care of the injured and move the bodies.
He said that the shrine has been sealed and police have collected initial evidence and secured CCTV footage. "The forensic examination will be carried out at the shrine soon," he said.
Qazi said rescue operations have been completed as the Pakistan Army and Navy had sent three night flying helicopters and ambulances to shift the dead and injured.
This is the fifth major terrorist strike in Pakistan within a week's time.
Sharif condemns attack
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif condemned the attack and urged Pakistan to 'stand united'. He said that the attack on the shrine is an attack on the 'progressive and inclusive future' of Pakistan.
"The Sufi people predate Pakistan's history, and played an important part in the struggle for its formation," he said.
"An attack on them is a direct threat to Jinnah's Pakistan and will be dealt as such," Sharif added.
Army Chief vows to avenge 'nation's blood'
Army Chief Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa vowed to avenge 'every drop of blood' spilled by terrorists in Pakistan.
"Recent terrorist acts are being executed on directions from hostile powers and from sanctuaries in Afghanistan. We shall defend and respond. Each drop of the nation's blood shall be revenged, and revenged immediately. No more restraint for anyone," the Army Chief said.
Devotees gather at the shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar, a Sufi philosopher-poet of present-day Afghanistan and Pakistan, every Thursday to participate in a dhamaal and prayers.
The ISIS and the Taliban have frequently targeted Sufi shrines across Pakistan. More than 25 shrines across the country have been attacked since 2005, according to reports.
On November 13 last year, an ISIS suicide bomber killed 52 people and wounded 100 others at popular Shah Noorani shrine near Hub in Balochistan's Lasbella district.
In July 2010, two suicide bombers blew themselves up at the Sufi shrine of Data Ganj Baksh Hajveri in Lahore, killing over 50 people.
A suicide attack on the shrine of Sufi saint Abdullah Shah Ghazi in Karachi killed nine people in October 2010.
An attack on Baba Farid Shakarganj's shrine in Pakpattan in October that year left another seven people dead.


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150W Tesla Touch TC Mod W/O Battery
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Product Introduction
Touch 150W TC is the first touch device of Tesla. It features compact size, large 2.4" IPS screen and multi-functions. It will offer you the excellent performances and easily operation!
Dimension: 94*56*25.5mm
Material: Zinc Alloy
Battery Cell:two hi drain 18650 cells (not included)
Electrode: Silver plated brass
Thread: 510 thread
Output Mode: Ti/Ni200/SS/TCR/VW mode
Output Wattage: 7-150W(in 1.0W increments)
Max Output Voltage: 12V
10.Max Output Current:40A
Input Voltage: 6.4-8.4V
Input Current: 30A
Temperature Range: 200-600℉
Support Language: English/Chinese
Color: Black /red/SS/Blue
Resistance Range: 0.1-3.0ohm for VW mode, 0.05-1.0ohm for Ti/Ni200/SS316/TCR mode
It comes with
Simple packing. Customary packing from the factory, the packing is subject to change without notice.
It doesn't come with battery.
2.4" Super IPS Touch Screen
Main menu
Function Set Menu
System Set Menu
Software update available: http://www.teslacigs.com/download.html
Screen protective film
Multiple protections


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logistics management from the perspective of the company system, is the means by which customer needs are met by coordinating the flow of information and materials that extend from the market by the company to the suppliers.The
The achievement of this integration in company management clearly requires a different approach than that typically found in conventional organizations.
That, in short, is the mission of logistics.
The concept of supply chain, though relatively new, is nothing but an extension of the logic of logistics. The traditional logistics optimization is mainly flows within the enterprise, while the Supply Chain Management recognizes that the integration within the company is not in itself sufficient.


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