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When Emer Beamer and I first spoke about her accelerator project, in the spring of 2013, I was a bit baffled. Educating children to be designers? As a professional designer who had to go through years of design school in order to obtain the title, the thought had never occurred to me. Spending time with Emer, going through her methodology and design process, I became a believer. In our current educational system, we teach children out of creativity. Emer Beamer has the vision, the tools and the hands on experience to do things differently.
Emers foundation, Unexpect, develops workshops, educational programs and tools, through which children design better futures using new technologies. Instead of being mere consumers of technology, she inspires this new generation to use it to solve societal problems. That sounds very aloof, but her programs are rooted in everyday, real world challenges. She asks children to look at the lives of their parents, and develop tech solutions that could make their lives easier. Solutions show a remarkable combination of empathy and creative thinking, such as a robot to fold the laundry, or a device that helps a father to find his ever elusive car keys. Children use an empathy map, to analyse their neighbourhoods to solve problems such as loneliness, or safety.
For the past year, Emer and I have built the Unexpect brand strategy and the visual identity that accompanies it. Part of this endeavour was the development of an event that showcases what Unexpect is all about. This event came to be the First Global Childrens Design-A-Thon, held this November. With this event we aim to highlight the ability of children to imagine and design a better future and simultaneously we will call for 'future ready' education, globally. The children will work together with adults and local designers to develop new solutions for their cities, focusing on people's well being and the environment. We are documenting the process and outcomes in photo and video and present findings on the themes and concepts the children reveal. Children participating simultaneously in five world cities (Nairobi, Rio de Janeiro, Amsterdam, Dublin and Berlin), will present the results to one another via a live connection.
What impressed me most about Emer's initiative, is the results she achieves. Children come up with mind blowing ideas in a single day, that would be the envy of many tech startups or big corporations. It is only half jokingly that I refer to twelve year old Michael as a Chief Creative Officer. If we start taking children across the world as serious as Emer does, a better future is within our reach.

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Does God play Chess?
Sometimes it feels like scrabble, trying to make a word out of Q,N,X... F... I need a few vowels! Life would be so much simpler if God knew how to play scrabble properly... I coach him constantly which I'm sure he appreciates...
He cheats really.. he's already won the game... he just likes to play.
He's been playing with me, he switches games. He's been playing headache, you know the one where you pound on the dome filled with dice until you get the number you want.
I've spent most of my life playing solitaire. I like that game because you keep putting cards out until you get what you want. You play solo, so no one can see if you cheat, or how many times you do it before you get the result you were after. I am the master of my own game!
Until kerplunk... I'm a marble... teetering on the edge of a freefall, wacthing cautiously while my security sticks are slowly, patiently, expertly removed. One stick at a time... until I'm finally freefalling.
Not that my life is a gamble. I'm just enjoying the ride with God, he's already run the race.
So he gave me some scrabble letters recently... A I I G T O O D N....
Took me a while... but with a few moves from the chess board, a few pounds on my head and a few gentle removal of sticks I worked it out..
Go To India..
I'm calling that a tripple word score!
Game on God. I'm in!


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UK Women's Basketball
UK women add transfer from LSU
Give us your tired, your homesick, your players desiring more playing time.
The Kentucky women could make that their own modified mantra after a third player opted this week to transfer and play for the Cats and Coach Matthew Mitchell.
This time it's freshman point guard Crystal Riley, who left Louisiana State after one semester and joined UK this week.
Mitchell confirmed that Riley, a 5-foot-5 point guard, has enrolled at Kentucky and was in class this morning.
The Arlington, Tenn., native was rated the 11th-best point guard in the nation and the 61st player overall in the Class of 2008 by recruiting site Hoopgurlz.com.
"Crystal was one of the top point guards in the country in her class and, for us to have an opportunity to coach her, is something I'm thrilled about," Mitchell said. "She can definitely help us."
Riley will join former Scott County star Rebecca Gray (a North Carolina transfer) and former Lexington Catholic standout Keyla Snowden (an Akron transfer) at UK next season.
Snowden and Gray will be eligible at the start of next season. Riley will have to wait until the end of the fall semester. She can start practicing with UK immediately.
Mitchell acknowledged that a class of transfers isn't "the traditional way that things happen," but he's excited about the three additions.
"They're all three players that I am confident are going to be the kind of players that can move us forward and help us reach the goals we're trying to reach," Mitchell said.
Riley has two connections to the UK staff, including playing for assistant coach Matt Insell on his former Tennessee Flight AAU team.
She also was familiar with UK assistant Kyra Elzy. Elzy's former employer, Kansas, was on Riley's final list of three schools before she opted to go to LSU.
"The familiarity she had with people on our staff definitely helped us," Mitchell said.
Riley played in six games at Louisiana State, averaging 1.8 points and 1.4 rebounds in 8.8 minutes per game.
LSU granted Riley a full release by Coach Van Chancellor in early January.
Riley, an honors student, was a three-year All-District, All-City and All-Metro selection at Hillcrest High School in Memphis.
The Tennessee Miss Basketball finalist averaged 21 points a game as a senior and averaged 15 points and five assists as a junior. As a sophomore, she helped lead Hillcrest to the Class 4A state championship.
2009-10 UK women's roster
Name Ht. Cl. Pos. Hometown/last school
Catina Bett 6-5 Jr. C Gadsden, Ala./Gadsden City H.S.
Anna Cole 6-6 Fr. C Mondovi, Wis./Mondovi H.S.
Victoria Dunlap 6-1 Jr. F Nashville/Brentwood Academy
Brittany Edelen 5-9 Sr. G Springfield/Washington Co. H.S.
Amani Franklin 5-11 Sr. G Stone Mountain, Ga./Redan H.S.
Rebecca Gray 5-10 So. G Georgetown/North Carolina
Brittany Henderson 6-1 Fr. F Pasadena, Calif./John Muir H.S.
Adia Mathies 5-9 Fr. G Louisville/Iroquois H.S.
Carly Morrow 5-11 Jr. G Chattanooga/Chattanooga Girls Prep
Porsha Postell 5-10 Fr. G/F White Plains, N.Y./Woodlands H.S.
x-Crystal Riley 5-5 Fr. G Arlington, Tenn./Louisiana State
Amber Smith 5-5 Jr. PG Winter Haven, Fla./Winter Haven H.S.
Keyla Snowden 5-7 So. G Lexington/Akron
Lydia Watkins 6-1 Jr. G/F Hopkinsville/Christian Co. H.S.
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Health care added 16,700 new jobs in July 2018, below the 12-month average of 23,800 new jobs per month. Hospitals added 6,800 jobs in July, under the 12-month average of 7,900. Ambulatory settings such as physician offices added 9,900 new jobs, below the 12-month average of 15,600. Year over year (July 2018 compared to July 2017), health jobs grew by 1.8% while non-health jobs grew by 1.6% and the health share of total jobs was steady at 10.75%.
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10th International Conference on Clifford Algebras and their Applications in Mathematical Physics
The conference will take place at the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science of the University of Tartu (address: J. Liivi 2). It is less than ten minute's walk from the city center.
There are over 70 accommodation enterprises in Tartu, including nearly 20 hotels. For lists of accommodation facilities in and near Tartu, see the webpage Accommodation in Tartu.
Here is a map with the conference location (point A) and accommodation facilities in Estonia. By selecting appropriate layers from the Layers menu on the left, you can also see tourist attractions on the map.
Tartu is situated in Southern Estonia and is the second largest city in the country. The easiest way to get to Tartu is to arrive by plane to Tallinn Airport and then take a bus from Tallinn to Tartu.
There are direct flights from most major cities in Europe to Tallinn, the capital of Estonia (180 km from Tartu) and to Riga, the capital of Latvia (250 km from Tartu). For more information see Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport or Riga International Airport. There is also the small Tartu Airport, but currently (as of October 2013) Tartu has direct flights only with Helsinki.
You can arrive in Tallinn also by boat from Helsinki and Stockholm. For more information, see Port of Tallinn.
All buses from Tallinn and Riga to Tartu stop at the Tartu bus terminal (Estonian: "Tartu bussijaam", see the Tartu bus terminal on Google map).
If you arrive at the Tallinn Airport (Estonian: "Tallinna lennujaam"), you can take a bus directly from the airport to Tartu; see the timetable of buses from Tallinn Airport to Tartu. The buses are usually full during the weekends and on Monday mornings. To guarantee your seat in a bus, you can buy a ticket from the aforementioned webpage up to 10 days in advance and pay for the ticket with a credit card (MasterCard, VISA).
If there is no bus stopping at the airport at suitable time, you can take a taxi or public transportation (bus No. 2) to get from Tallinn airport to Tallinn bus terminal and then take a bus from the terminal to Tartu (see below). Bus No. 2 takes 8 minutes. Public transportation and taxis are waiting in front of the airport building. Bus No. 2 stops at the "Autobussijaam" stop which is not far from the bus terminal, but you still have to cross 2 intersections to reach the bus terminal.
Buses from Tallinn bus terminal (Estonian: "Tallinna bussijaam") to Tartu leave almost every 30 minutes from 5:00 in the morning (5 a.m.) until 23:59 at night (12 p.m.). For more information see the timetable of buses from Tallinn bus terminal to Tartu. A ticket costs ca 11 € and can be bought at the ticket office inside the bus station (payment by cash or bank card) or from the bus driver (payment by cash) or purchased on the the aforementioned webpage up to 10 days in advance (payment by credit card: MasterCard, VISA). It takes 2.5 hours to reach Tartu. Buses are comfortable (many even offer free WiFi service).
If you arrive by boat, you can take a taxi or public transportation to get from Tallinn sea port to Tallinn bus terminal. The easiest way is to go by taxi. Tram No. 2 (towards Ülemiste) or bus No. 2 will take you to Tallinn bus terminal (the "Autobussijaam" stop) from the port as well, but you still have to cross 2 intersections to reach the bus terminal.
Besides buses, some trains go between Tallinn and Tartu too, but only a few per day. The closest train station to Tallinn Airport is the Ülemiste train station about 1 km from the airport. For train timetables, see the home page of Elron.
If you arrive at night and there are no buses, then an option is to take a taxi from the Tallinn airport straight to Tartu, if you can afford it. According to the web page, the three official taxi providers of Tallinn Airport have nightly rates between 80 and 90 cents per km, which means about 150–170 Euros for the ride. It will take about two hours, depending on your destination in Tartu.
Or you may want to spend a night in Tallinn. The closest hotel to the airport is the Ülemiste Hotel, although there are many other hotels and hostels in Tallinn.
If you have spare time in Tallinn, you may have a walk in the beautiful medieval old town. The walking distance from Tallinn bus terminal to the Old Town Hall Square is 2.3 km and it takes 30 minutes. Alternatively you can take a taxi or public transportation: e. g. trams No. 2 and No. 4 will take you from Tallinn bus terminal (the "Autobussijaam" stop) to the city center. There is also a web page of electronic timetables and maps of public transport in Tallinn. There is a luggage hold in Tallinn bus terminal, where you can leave your luggage (max size 60x45x90 cm) in a locker (24 h costs 1, 2 or 3 € depending on the size of the locker).
It takes 3½ to 5 hours to reach Tartu from Riga.
For the buses of Lux Express and Simple Express, you can see the times and buy a ticket by credit card at the Lux Express web page. Some of these buses stop at the Riga Airport, others only at the Riga bus terminal (Riga coach station). The bus fare is in the range between 10 and 25 euros.
For airBaltic passengers, there is a free bus between Riga airport and Tartu, which departs from the airport late in the evening and arrives at the airport early in the morning. For schedule and booking a seat, see the airBaltic homepage.
To catch a bus that only stops at the Riga bus terminal, you can take a taxi or AirBaltic minibus to get from Riga Airport to Riga bus terminal. In addition to Lux Express and Simple Express, there are also some other lines from the Riga bus terminal to Tartu: for more information, see the timetable of buses from Riga coach station to Tartu.
Estonia belongs to the Schengen area. You can check whether you need visa to enter Estonia or not on webpage of Estonian ministry of foreign affairs.
If you need a written invitation from the organizing committee, please send an e-mail to email@example.com.
More information on Tartu can be found e. g. at the visitestonia.com page and www.visittartu.com.


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Un tema recurrente en este blog, además del sempiterno Alejandro, es Ulises. Ulises es para mi la búsqueda de lo que no se sabe si existe, pothos, el longing or yearning por algo que ni siquiera se sabe qué es.
Ambos fueron similares, Alejandro y Ulises, jefes y tremendos jueces de hombres, guerreros incomparables y más sabios que ninguno. Y ambos sufrían de pothos, esa sed de lo desconocido, esa ansiedad de lo inexistente. Alejandro leía la Illiada constantemente, y toda su vida se identificó con Aquiles, pero yo creo que en el fondo él era Odiseo.
No soy quien para decir que me parezco a ellos, digamos mejor que siento lo mismo, pothos.
Esta mañana me desperté pensando en el poema Ulises, de Alfred Lord Tennyson:
By this still hearth, among these barren crags,
Matched with an aged wife, I mete and dole
Unequal laws unto a savage race,
That hoard, and sleep, and feed, and know not me.
I cannot rest from travel: I will drink
Life to the lees: all times I have enjoyed
Greatly, have suffered greatly, both with those
That loved me, and alone; on shore, and when
Through scudding drifts the rainy Hyades
Vexed the dim sea: I am become a name;
For always roaming with a hungry heart.
Much have I seen and known; cities of men
And manners, climates, councils, governments,
Myself not least, but honoured of them all;
And drunk delight of battle with my peers,
Far on the ringing plains of windy Troy.
I am a part of all that I have met;
Yet all experience is an arch wherethrough
Gleams that untravelled world, whose margin fades
For ever and for ever when I move.
How dull it is to pause, to make an end,
To rust unburnished, not to shine in use!
As though to breathe were life. Life piled on life
Were all too little, and of one to me
Little remains: but every hour is saved
From that eternal silence, something more,
A bringer of new things; and vile it were
For some three suns to store and hoard myself,
And this grey spirit yearning in desire
To follow knowledge like a sinking star,
Beyond the utmost bound of human thought.
This is my son, mine own Telemachus,
To whom I leave the sceptre and the isle –
Well-loved of me, discerning to fulfil
This labour, by slow prudence to make mild
A rugged people, and through soft degrees
Subdue them to the useful and the good.
Most blameless is he, centred in the sphere
Of common duties, decent not to fail
In offices of tenderness, and pay
Meet adoration to my household gods,
When I am gone. He works his work, I mine.
There lies the port; the vessel puffs her sail:
There gloom the dark broad seas. My mariners,
Souls that have toiled, and wrought, and thought with me –
That ever with a frolic welcome took
The thunder and the sunshine, and opposed
Free hearts, free foreheads – you and I are old;
Old age hath yet his honour and his toil;
Death closes all: but something ere the end,
Some work of noble note, may yet be done,
Not unbecoming men that strove with Gods.
The lights begin to twinkle from the rocks:
The long day wanes: the slow moon climbs: the deep
Moans round with many voices. Come, my friends,
'Tis not too late to seek a newer world.
Push off, and sitting well in order smite
The sounding furrows; for my purpose holds
To sail beyond the sunset, and the baths
Of all the western stars, until I die.
It may be that the gulfs will wash us down:
It may be we shall touch the Happy Isles,
And see the great Achilles, whom we knew.
Though much is taken, much abides; and though
We are not now that strength which in old days
Moved earth and heaven; that which we are, we are;
One equal temper of heroic hearts,
Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will
To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.
Desde hace un tiempo le pongo mucho cuidado a lo primero que pienso cuando me despierto.Tweet This
3 Responses to "Ulises"
1. Creep Says:
October 7th, 2009 at 12:54 PM
To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.
Vamos a intentar usarlo como lema de ahora en adelante
2. Susana Says:
October 8th, 2009 at 9:11 PM
ay! yo no quiero dañarte la noche 🙁
yo solo meti palabras en una bolsa y las fui sacando
y esa fue la que te salio a ti… el destino fue… yo no! 😉
y si quieres te la cambio
pero ya sabe que tiene que dar algo por el cambio jajajaja…
te mando un abrazo!!!
3. Vivi Says:
October 13th, 2009 at 5:04 PM
Suficiente es con tratar de entender poesia en español.. como para que vos seas tan atrevido y me pongas a leer poesia en ingles y de ULISES… donde quedó el respeto??


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Every other month DMRF Canada publishes Going Forward; our bi-monthly e-newsletter.
What's Making News
November 2018: The DMRF Canada Board of Directors is pleased and proud to announce the launch of a new grant intended to fund research that could lead to better clinical treatments for dystonia patients. "DMRF Canada is committed to supporting the highest quality dystonia research in Canada," said Stefanie Ince, Executive Director.
This is the second research investment that has been announced this fall, following the launch of a two year Clinical Fellowship which was launched in October 2018.
Toronto Western General Hospital is conducting a clinical research study to test a new drug for Cervical Dystonia (abnormal spasms in the neck).
The drug is currently approved for use in the USA and Canada for treating epilepsy. The purpose of this study is to test the safety and benefit in treating the symptoms of cervical dystonia.
All participants receive the active drug.
To participate you must:
"I am thrilled that the DMRF Canada gave me the opportunity to participate in reviewing this guidebook. As a grade 12 student living with Generalized Dystonia, I can relevantly connect many aspects of this information back to my own school experience. The one thing that I wish I had realized sooner in my journey is that when you truly accept your diagnosis on a personal level, every other aspect of living with dystonia becomes easier to handle." - Sarah Anderson, Teen Ambassador for DMRF Canada*.
Mike Stroh, friend of DMRF Canada and the Founder of Starts with Me, has published a Self Care and Self Awareness Guide:
Everyday practices to improve wellbeing, promote resilience, and nurture self compassion.
Click on the link below to download the Guide Today.
DMRF Canada is pleased to announce we are accepting applications for a two-year clinical and research fellowship to support the training of exceptionally qualified physicians in preparation for their clinical career in movement disorders with a focus on dystonia and a special competence in use of botulinum toxins.


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January 17, 2016
'The discovery of petroleum and the ease in which it can be utilized to manufacture endless products to power national, regional and global economies was the biggest mistake of mankind.
As since mankind is by nature a very unimaginative and stupid creature who always only prefers to take the path of least intellectual resistance – so once he discovers how easy is it to drill a hole and tap a commodity that comes right out of the ground magically to commoditize and power his economic aspiration – naturally, he wants to live only this easy street way and no other ways……that's OK, if the price of oil continues to hold it's value.
But once oil loses it's value and becomes a bane instead of boon…once it is transformed into a liability instead of a blessing…then this foolish creature called man can only flounder and run like a headless chicken here and everywhere asking – what else can I find to make do….that's when all hell breaks lose!


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Lecturer, Information Systems & Operations Management (ISOM)
The ISOM department of the Sawyer Business School at Suffolk University is seeking qualified candidates to consider for lecturer positions to teach core courses in information systems, business analytics, business statistics, management science, or operations management areas in undergraduate and graduate levels for the Fall 2018 semester. Typical class sizes are between 20 to 40 students. Classes meet once or twice a week depending on the course.
Qualifications required:
An earned MBA, MS, or PhD degree in the related teaching area and ongoing professional practices are required. Also required is the ability to successfully work with a diverse student population and commitment to student learning and outcomes. Certifications and/or credentials in relevant areas are highly desirable. The ideal candidate will have experience in business analytics, information systems, or operations management. Typical class meeting times are between Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 9:55pm (actual course times and days may vary, depending on the department needs). Position availability is dependent on the department needs each semester.
Required applicant documents: Please send electronic application packets only. Included in the application should be an letter expressing interest, current curriculum vitae (CV), teaching evaluations (if available) and the names (contact numbers/email) of three references. Optional documents: teaching evaluations (if available), certifications or credentials in relevant areas. A review of applications will begin immediately; however, applications will be accepted until the positions are closed.


text: We're Off To A Great Start! Fun Fact Friday! 344 students registered for Session I at RAA and our Saturday program, Riverside Arts Academy | Harmony Project Riverside at CBU, is hosting 60+ youth! Next session at RAA will begin May 14th. Catina MountFebruary 1, 2018 Facebook0 Twitter LinkedIn0 0 Likes


text: Father's Day TSC Powder Coated 'Building My Dad Bod One Beer At A Time' 20oz Tumbler with Lid; show dad how much you appreciate him with a custom powder coated cup in the color of your choice with an engraved sentiment. Powder coating is a high quality baked on durable. Tumblers are over-engineered with kitchen-grade 18/8 stainless steel and double-wall vacuum insulation. The result is a tough, hard-wearing personal drink cooler that maintains ice twice as long as plastic tumblers and it works just as well for hot beverages, such as coffee. Choose the color of powder coating that you like to have one of kind tumbler. Engraving reads 'Building My Dad Bod One Beer At A Time' Cups may not convey a perfect colored image. There may be some imperfections and uniqueness. NO RETURNS or EXCHANGES on this item since these are custom made for each order.


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For more details on this clinical trial, including contact information, please see this trial's listing on clinicaltrials.gov:
The goal of this clinical research study is to evaluate the safety of combining vorinostat (also called SAHA) with fludarabine, clofarabine, and busulfan.
Study Date:
Sat, 03/01/2014 to Fri, 03/01/2019
Bone Marrow Disease(s):
myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS)
Associated Drug(s):
Drug: Fludarabine 10 mg/m2 by vein on Days -6 to -3. Other Names: Fludarabine phosphate Fludara Drug: Clofarabine 40 mg/m2 by vein on Days -6 to -3. Other Names: Clofarex Clolar Drug: Busulfan Busulfan test dose, 32 mg/m2, administered within 10 days prior to admission as an outpatient or as an inpatient on Day -8. Busulfan pharmacokinetics performed with the test dose and the first dose on Day-6. Busulfan adjusted dose determined to achieve a systemic exposure represented by an average daily AUC of 5500 µMol-min ± 5% for the entire 4-day treatment period, Days -6 to -3. If pharmacokinetic analysis cannot be completed for any reason, Busulfan given in a dose of 130 mg/m2 daily. Other Names: Busulfex Myleran Drug: SAHA Starting dose of SAHA: 200 mg by mouth daily on Days -6 to -3, within one hour prior to fludarabine administration for total 4 doses. Other Names: Vorinostat Suberoylanilide Hydroxamic Acid MSK-390 Zolinza Procedure: Stem Cell Infusion (SCT) Stem cell infusion on Day 0. Drug: Thymoglobulin Participants who receive a graft from an unrelated donor receive 0.5 mg/kg on day -3, 1.5 mg/kg on day -2 and 2.0 mg/kg on day -1. Other Names: ATG Antithymocyte Globulin


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Admit one person to a Family Paint Night at Zealous Art in Langley BC. Family Paint Nights happens every Friday at 4:30pm
After purchase, a gift certificate will be e-mailed to you. The gift certificate can be used for bookings online with a coupon code on the required date. Normal refund and cancellation policy applies
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- Not redeemable for cash. (also "No cash value.")
- Non-transferable.
- May not be sold or re-sold online.
- Not responsible for loss or theft.
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text: Bro's Video(s) Of The Day: ZEAL & ARDOR and SOLSTAFIR September 2, 2017 Hello there Bro-Metaler's! It has been a while since we last posted and for that we apologize. So, to make up for lost time I give you two "video of the day" selections for your viewing pleasure. These two videos come from two bands that are responsible for two of my favorite albums of 2017. First, ZEAL & ARDOR's killer song and video, "Devil Is Fine." Kicking off the amazing album barring the same name, this song sets the tone for one of the most unique and soulful albums you will ever hear. If you are looking for something with amazing musician ship and beautiful song writing go get ZEAL & ARDOR's new album, Devil Is Fine.Next up is a band that I have been a fan of since the first time I heard them, SOLSTAFIR. Many folks want to label them. I have heard SOLSTAFIR described as, Post-Metal, Black Metal, Viking Metal, and Progressive Metal. I am not one for labels so I am going to call their sound, and new album Berdreyminn, metal perfection. Check out the video for their new single, "Silfur-Refur."Both of these albums will be high on our end of year "best albums list." Give em a listen you will dig em both. -Bro Check Out ZEAL & ARDOR's Devil Is Fine Check Out SOLSTAFIR's Berdreyminn


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Jumbo shrimp, beer, chicken, scallops and assorted vegetables in Chefs brown sauce.
Jumbo shrimp, chicken and assorted vegetables in Chef's white sauce.
A spicy combination of jumbo shrimp, chicken, and tender steak sauteed in the Chefs special sauce with a hint of fresh basil, green & white onions, and red bell peppers.
Slice tender beef chicken & jumbo shrimp stir fried with scallion and onion tossed in Mongolian sauce, served over crispy rice noodle.
Sea scallop and jumbo shrimp sauteed with assorted vegetables in white sauce.
Combination of sweet & sour shrimp, chicken, pork. Served with pineapple, bell pepper & carrots.
Shrimp, chicken & beef stirred fried with hot pepper, bell pepper, onions & zucchini.
Shrimp, chicken & beef stir fried with bell pepper, onion, waterchesnut baby corn and broccoli in spicy brown sauce.
Shrimp, chicken & beef stir fried with scallion,onion, mushroom and carrot in teriyaki sauce.
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Prednisone is a drug that suppresses your immune system and reduces inflammation. It's used to treat many conditions, such as psoriasis, rheumatoid arthritis, and ulcerative colitis. Although prednisone withdrawal usually happens after long-term treatment, it can happen after short-term treatment as well. Stopping the drug or reducing your use too quickly may lead to withdrawal.
If you're taking prednisone for any treatment, you should know about prednisone withdrawal.
Prednisone is a man-made steroid. It's very similar to cortisol, a hormone your body makes naturally. Cortisol helps you regulate your blood pressure, heart rate, and response to stress.
Your body generally works to make sure you have a consistent level of cortisol. However, this can change when prednisone is in your body for three weeks or longer. Your body senses the prednisone and uses it like cortisol. In response, your body then lowers the amount of cortisol it makes naturally.
It takes your body time to adjust how much cortisol it makes based on the amount of prednisone you take. When you stop taking prednisone, your body needs just as much time to readjust its cortisol production. If you stop taking prednisone suddenly, your body can't make enough cortisol right away to compensate. This can cause a condition called prednisone withdrawal.
Prednisone withdrawal is different from how we typically imagine withdrawal. That is, prednisone withdrawal doesn't cause you to crave prednisone. It's not an addictive medication. Still, it does affect your body physically and it can disrupt several of your body's functions.
The symptoms of prednisone withdrawal can include:
- severe fatigue
- weakness
- body aches
- joint pain
Depending on how long you've been taking prednisone, your withdrawal symptoms may last from a few weeks to up to 12 months. This time will likely be much shorter if you follow your doctor's instructions for slowly tapering your dosage of prednisone when you stop taking it.
In order to help prevent prednisone withdrawal, your doctor will slowly taper your dosage. The timing for this depends on how much prednisone you use, how long you've been using it, and what you take it for. A prednisone taper could take weeks, but it usually takes one month or longer.
You can also do other things to help ramp up your body's cortisol production. Try these tips:
- Make sure to get enough sleep.
- Try to avoid stressful situations.
- Eat healthy foods that are higher in saturated fat, unsaturated fat, and vitamins B-5, B-6, and C.
- Cut back on caffeine and alcohol.
It's important to follow your doctor's dosing instructions when taking prednisone and especially when stopping it. Taking the drug properly will go a long way in helping you prevent prednisone withdrawal. Still, withdrawal is possible even when you follow all instructions. That's why it's also important to watch out for symptoms of withdrawal. Contact your doctor if you have any symptoms, and they may adjust your prednisone taper.


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Mill Creek Retirement Community Happy Living by Cogir - Mill Creek, WA
Mill Creek Retirement Community Happy Living by Cogir - Mill Creek, WA has yet not published prices.
- Minimum Age of Accepted Residents
- Activities Onsite
- Devotional Services Available
- Indoor Common Areas
- Meals Provided
- Aging in Place
- Nurses on Staff
- Podiatrist Available
- Physical Therapy Available
- Occupational Therapy Available
- Speech Therapy Available
- Complimentary Transportation
- Activities Offsite
- Outdoor Common Areas
- Beauty & Barber Services
- Pets Allowed
- No Smoking Allowed in Private Areas Indoors
- No Smoking Allowed in Public Areas Indoors
- Wheelchair Accessible Showers
- Hospice Available
- Respite Available
- Resident Parking Available
- Male Residents Accepted
- Female Residents Only
- Doctor on Call
- Nurse on Call
- Homecare Onsite
- Dentist Available
Good location. Residents did not appear very happy. Cafeteria is 24/7 which is unusual. The apartment is nice and updated with a full kitchen and washer and dryer. Even has a fireplace. The building, including the Lobby, is not very welcoming and is almost too quiet. Not much activity going on. Overall, OK but not quite perfect.
A very nice setting and facility. [Name removed] was excellent and very detailed in time spent w/me. Staff and residents I met all friendly and willing to share their experience. Lunch was great!
I had a wonderful tour at Brookdale Mill Creek as a preview for my mother. The facility was clean, bright, and spacious. I was impressed by the activity spaces. The staff was kind, attentive, and knew every person's name as we passed during the tour. The suites were nice, although some needed updates. I intend to take my mother back this week.
Mom loved living here.
My mom lived here for 7 years and really liked it. The staff was wonderful they loved my mom. She had quite the outgoing personality. It stayed clean in here. The food was 50/50. She loved doing all the daily activities she stayed busy. I would recommend people to this community.
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I toured this community
I loved it. [Removed] put me at ease he helped me understand the levels of care that mom needed. It helped me look at it in a whole new way. I was really stressed at this point. He answered all of my question's. There was a pool here which mom loves but had no attendant at the pool. The corridors were just too long for mom to do.
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Property Not As Lively
We toured a few communities and this one was in a nice area. The price was within budget range for us. However, we felt the property was not quite as busy as some of the others we had seen and we wanted mom to be active. The food we had on the tour was very bland not seasoned. However on the tables was their own homemade seasoning you could sprinkle on the food if you needed to. The staff was very friendly and nice that we had met.
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Comfort for dad
I toured this community for my father's care. The community was clean and we liked knowing that the staff would be helpful. We know that he would be happy with a room that had a nice view. here. We would recommend the care and value of a great place to call home with great care.
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My tour
This community seemed nice and clean when we visited. They do not accept medicaid, however they do offer low income rooms for the residents. The people we met were nice and I liked this community.
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Pleasant tour
The tour at Brookdale Mill Creek was very positive. The staff was friendly and answered all of our questions. I would recommend them!
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This is a very clean facility with caring people and many activities to try out, if you want to do that. The lunch we had was very good and the servers were attentive. Whatever questions we had were quickly answered. Everyone we met was friendly.
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Dad's Care
I like knowing my father is in a community that cares about his good being. the staff members are extremely helpful to his needs. He is not always happy with the meals. They do offer him a lot of good activities. I like the cleanliness of the community. I think other families would be happy with the care and value of this nice community.
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I did not tour this location. My good friend just moved her mom from this place, when they got sold. The care and quality drastically went down. In fact, her friends are also moving because of this same thing.
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Lack Of Care
We have not had a good experience here at this community. They are not able to provide the level of care my mother needs. They advertise that they provide assisted living, but this more like an independent living community. The care givers are inexperience, and insufficient. The management skills are poor. This community needs improvement.
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Nice place!
Brookdale Mill Creek is a very nice place, overall! The people are friendly, and the place is clean and well kept. Really my only complaint is that the food could be better. We're glad we found it!
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Brookdale Mill Creek gets my recommendation!!
My mom is settling in nicely at Brookdale Mill Creek. The staff are very helpful and friendly. The food is good and they have an excellent food program. They offer activities however she does not yet participate in any. The community is clean and well maintained.
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We really like Brookdale
We really like Brookdale. We did have an incident recently where a resident said something inappropriate to my Mom, but that is not the staff's fault. It is a lovely place and very nice people work there. The grounds are really nice too. . .such a lovely setting. We think it is the right place for Mom to be. The rooms are really nice too.
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My uncle loves it!
After looking at several communities in the Snohomish county area my uncle choose this one. We kept hearing odd things and he loved the "feel". He's been here a few months and couldn't be happier. I visit him often, as does other family, and he always mentions how nice the people that live and work here are. We all see how much better he is doing physically and emotionally; he's even able to continue his physical and occupational therapy here through their therapy department; we didn't find this option available at other places.
My parent's toured here last week and it looks like they'll be joining my uncle soon. They liked the feel as well and said the staff was very friendly and informative.
I live just a couple miles away so this is great news for me!
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I hope no one else has the awful experience that we had.
Falling out of bed the first night because the care did not give her the safety cord to reach was just the beginning. After just one week we are out of there!
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Nice Staff; Could Have Better Orientation
The residents seem happy and friendly. The food is really good. There are lots of activities that many residents attend. The only thing that I think they could have done better is better orientation and intake of my mother. She was moving in from out of state and had never seen the facility until the day she moved in, and they didn't have a tour for her and the orientation was later. For several days she kept saying she didn't know where anything was. Once they met with her they were very nice, though, and she has settled in and is happy.
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couldn't be happier here
I have no complaints about Brookdale Mill Creek and any that we have had have been attended to quickly. For instance her shower-head was broken when she moved in but they got it replaced that day. I do think they should have caught that before she moved in but I am glad they resolved the issue so quickly. The food is amazing at this facility and the dining service is wonderful. The staff is lovely and its really nice to see them interact with the residents. She couldn't be happier here!
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Employees at Brookdale seem very patient and freindly with my parents.
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very good place, not sure it's best for us
The staff at Brookdale Mill Creek has been really good. Very warm, welcoming, friendly and supportive.
The only issue that I have is that I am not sure that my father fits in well. Most of the people that I have seen there are either physically or mentally disabled. My father is 94 but he is in particularly good condition for his age, and there is not much for him to do there. There are not any activities or anything for him.
Other than that, the food is terrific, the people are friendly, and overall it is a very good place.
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On the whole it's going well.
On the whole it's going well. It's hard getting her involved in activities, and I have asked often to have them knock on her door, or wake her to join, but I have to stay on top of that. I wish there was a little more housekeeping, but they offer it once a week unless you pay for more often. The food is okay, I would like it to be a little higher quality, but on the whole I think it's nutritious, if not always satisfying.
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Wonderful Community
My parends moved into Emeritus Mill Creek about a month ago. My mom talks about how friendly everyone has been to them and how they were immediatly invited to join the Bridge group (a game they both love). They also love the fact that the dining room is open for meals from 7am - 7pm and that shopping is so convenient (my mom likes to walk to the library and the Mill Creek Town Center). They have a beautiful view of the courtyard and the fountain from their apartment, which is also a plus for them.
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So far I think it's very nice.
So far I think it's very nice. I'm not sure about the activities, she's not quite settled in yet. She was very excited that they had a pool. The food is pretty good. The one thing is the amount of lighting in her particular apartment, the maintenance guy said he would try to change that, it's been about a month and that hasn't happened yet. It's very dim in there, there aren't a lot of lights on the ceilings, and there is only one switch that will turn the lamps on. The other thing I noticed was that they were going to replace the carpeting before she moved in and they didn't, they cleaned it, but you can see the stain they didn't replace it. The pool was a big factor of why she picked this, also when you walked in the door we saw a lot of people being active. They have covered parking, and everyone is really nice, and I like how the dining is open pretty much all day, and there is a lot variety, and choice. If she is in her room and wants to make a sandwich, and can go down and get a little cup of mayonnaise. There is a full size fridge and stove as well, a lot of places only had a mini.
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It seems like they are doing a pretty good job.
I've tried the food and it is pretty good, it's a four. It seems like they are doing a pretty good job. We chose them because of the overall quality and they have an indoor pool. Overall he is doing much better.
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Had a great time and the place feels ...
Had a great time and the place feels like home. Enjoyed the lunch and tour. The resident we ate with was deliteful and the rest were very friendly. They are tied with Chateau Bothell Landing for the best place we've seen so far.
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Enjoyed the tour and the Director was...
Enjoyed the tour and the Director was wonderful! I am torn between pool and more activities - versus the smaller Id Culver - I have placed a call back to her, maybe we could stop by for a quick visit and I have set up a possible visit for Mom. I am at this point between these two.
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We offer a home like setting and cheerful smiles from our professional staff who greet you every day. Our caring staff offers the assistance you need while respecting your independence.
Our peaceful setting, restaurant style dining experience, activities and beautiful setting combine to create a wonderful living environment everyday. Our genuine caring staff, home style meals, daily activities add to our residents' experience. They will tell you they appreciate all the options while living at a Mill Creek Retirement Community.
The sense of community is all around you when you become part of the Mill Creek family. Through special events, activities, clubs and ongoing cultural enrichment programs, we offer unlimited opportunities for you to get to know other residents and us. Call to set up an appointment for a tour because we delight in showing you our home.
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The Montana Crease!
The Montana Crease" rocked by Barbara Van Cleve find her work here- http://www.barbaravancleve.com/ .We bonded over buffalo when my morning walk intercepted her photo lessons🐂.She is an Internationally Acclaimed Western Ranch Life, Black and White Photographer based out of Big Timber, Montana.
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Emily rocking the feather earrings!
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The Board of Trustees (BoT) of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, who had a critical deliberation in Awka, Anambra State, have disclosed that it would field a Northern presidential candidate for the 2019 election.
The announcement which was conveyed in a communiqué drafted from the meeting which held at the Anambra State Governor's Lodge, disclosed that the party has zoned the presidential candidacy to the north, while the vice presidential candidate would be of South-East extraction.
The meeting was held at the instance of Governor Willie Obiano who is the National Leader and BoT Chairman of the Party, and it was gathered that the Board members deliberated on the future of the party with specific attention given to the upcoming general election and the options facing the party.
Secretary of the Board of Trustees, Alhaji Sani Shinkafi who briefed newsmen after the meeting, said;
"After due considerations based on popular demand by party members, the Party has resolved to field a Presidential candidate with the ticket zoned to the North while the Vice Presidential Candidate will come from the Southeast."
According to him, the 'crazy happenings' in the People's Democratic Party, PDP and the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, APGA, having been founded on sound political principles, values, and ideology, will present a viable option for Nigerians, and solution to the socio-political problems the nation is presently facing.
The party had besides 2003 and 2007 when it fielded the founder of the Party, late Biafra Warlord, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu adopted former President Goodluck Jonathan in 2011 and 2015. However Daily Post gathered that the party was targeting a particular Northern presidential candidate, who a source described as a heavy-weight politician.
"The aspirant is not in APGA for now, he is in another party, but it is hoped that he would move to APGA if he is unable to secure the ticket of his current party."
It was further gathered that APGA had made initial plans to adopt President Buhari as its candidate, and as payback for letting last year's governorship election result which Obiano won to stand, despite attempts by APC stalwarts to rig their candidate in.


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"I heard them," said Glenda. "Ghost voices from people who sang so high that their notes got stuck in the ceiling. When they left the hall they left their singing voices behind. And now that's the only place you can hear them."
Glenda often has weird tales to tell her sisters, especially when she gets back from a trip. If you go on a trip, tell me about your weirdest adventure. Maybe Glenda can tell her sisters your story in the next book!


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All the articles on my blog would be written in English. I know, that would not be easy for my students who are now trying to learn the basics but, because the courses are mainly in English, I do hope that my articles would become an useful and pleasurable reading for everybody.
All the time I advise my students to try and stay in touch with the language, because foreign languages are very hard to learn but very easy to forget.
So keep contact! Try to read as much as you can, try to speak it as much as possible. Of course, I notice for the majority of my Romanian students some kind of reluctance towards using the language. They are so afraid that they will make mistakes so they stop talking. You should not be worried if you make mistakes, this is how you learn. If you are in a foreign country or you have to speak to a foreigner, take a deep breath and utter the simplest sentence that you can think of, in that context. By the simplest sentence I mean trying to use a subject and a verb and possibly, another word.
So if you do not have time to read a book or an article, you can try reading my blog. If you do not understand a word, you look it up in a dictionary and I trust you do not forget it afterwards.
Next time I will come up with an article for my students at the beginner level.
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La Fabbrica dell'Assoluto, 2018
Industrial ruins as a means to connect past and future
Does our society need just productivity or does it also need beauty? And what is the role of art creation in the era of mass production?While today we seem able to produce everything, something appears to be missing: in the digital era we have lost materiality, appreciation for plasticity, and the ability to use our hands. Most of our interaction with the world is contained in the flatness of a computer screen. Is our future to become alienated from the physical world? Today, we have the opportunity to re-connect our hands with matter, to build something which is real, has depth, and feels the effect of time - something like us: something human.
Entirely shot in Palermo in March 2018, at the Zisa Cultural Yards, which were transformed from abandoned industrial premises into a thriving cultural hub, which today hosts the Arts Academy and several other cultural institutions. The film covers the topic of industrial ruination not only from a perspective of collective past memories, but also as a signifier of our future path.
The film was realised by invitation of the Honorary Consulate of Czech Republic in Palermo.
La Fabbrica dell'Assoluto - Film duration 6:29, Italian narration
Images from the premiere
The film was premiered at Center of Experimental Cinematography in Palermo on the 26th of October 2018, after the masterclass held by the author "Investigating reality through images".
Presenting the film with Andrea Marchione, Honorary Consul of Czech Republic in Palermo (centre) and Ivan Scinardo, Director of Experimental Centre of Cinematography in Sicily (right), in the White Projection Room at the CSC in Palermo.
Technical Specifications
Video Format: 1920 × 800
Audio Formats: Stereo with narrating voice in Italian and English languages
Running time: 6m 29s
Credits and Contributions
Assistant Photography: Sabrina Butera
Music: Mario Crispi
Italian narrating voice: Riccardo Mei
English narrating voice: Danilo De Rossi
Executive Assistant: Laura Di Nitto
Production: Studio Danilo De Rossi
Supported by the Honorary Consulate of Czech Republic in Sicily
Special thanks to:
The Municipality of Palermo
Ivan Scinardo and all the staff of Experimental Centre of Cinematography in Palermo
Paolo Grassino and Daniele Franzella, at the Faculty of Sculpture at the Academy of Arts
All the students of the Faculty of Sculpture at the Academy of Arts academic year 2017-2018
Filippo Pistoia and all the staff at Cre.Zi.Plus
Juan Pable Chrichton Subercaseux
Alfonso Almendros
Faraz Alam for Celluloid Drapers
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Holy Saturday is where the liturgy brings us into the tomb with Jesus. Join us for the solemn and reflective service as we await the joy of the resurrection.
The Great Vigil of Easter, 8pm - Calvary Church
Service begins outside Calvary Church at 277 Park Avenue South at East 21st Street
The Great Vigil of Easter is the central service of the Christian year. The service begins on the steps of Calvary Church, where a great fire is lit. The service continues in the dark church, where readings of solemn prophecies of the Old Testament recall God's saving deeds in history. The Great Vigil continues with a baptism. Suddenly, the church is flooded in light, the organ blasts and chimes ring out, the news is shouted throughout the church: Christ is risen! The choir and congregation join in singing the joyful Easter hymn: Jesus Christ is risen today!


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Maplewood Investment Advisors, Inc. is a locally owned independent, Dallas-based, full-service brokerage firm that offers personalized investment expertise to both individual and institutional clients. Maplewood is a combination of multiple investment teams, which enable us to provide dynamic investment flexibility and comprehensive client services.
Established in 2000 as an independent brokerage firm, we provide clients with unbiased financial advice that is focused on how it benefits our clients and not on how it enriches the firm. Maplewood has the freedom to provide each client with both investment flexibility and product impartiality.
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Demystifying art law is in itself a creative practice. It requires finesse, strategic structuring, and in many ways, empathy. At the end of the day, art and its worth are profoundly personal. That's why we advise mediation or arbitration before stepping into litigation.
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Shop Fox - Mini Mobile Base
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Built like a tank
This is a very solid wheel mobile base. It has near 300# on it and it is smooth as silk. Worth the expense to buy it.
You REALLY need this base if you're gonna buy the saw. Fit and finish fine. Arrived without damage. Instructions easy to follow, easy assembly.
Bought this for my Grizzly 14" band saw. It went together easily and was under the saw in no time. It is well constructed of good materials. Well worth the cost.
after purchasing this product I had to go to hardware store to get longer bars, would have cost me less to have hand built these out of scrap metal
Bought this to make my Grizzly spindle sander mobile. Works great.
Does the job. Use these Shop Fox bases under all of my machines. I do feel that the magnetic stop / levelers get in the way more than they help. It would help a lot if they would retract further so as not to catch on irregularities in the floor.
This was placed under my Porter Cable 14 in band saw. Finally have a consistently stable platform
Works great on hard surface but not so good on cushioned floor.
I'm using this base on my Grizzly GO555x band saw and it is a "must have" in my small 1 car garage shop.
There are fancier bases available but this one is plenty good enough for my use and it is well made and works well.
I bought this for my new drill press. Then I read in the drill press instructions; do not use with mobile base. I made a 1 1/8" plywood insert floor, bolted the plywood to the mobile base and the drill press to the plywood, and it seems very stable. The mobile base is wider than the drill press base, so what's not to like? I may add a way to bolt the whole show to the floor once I have it's permanent location. It may be an issue rolling the top heavy drill press around on a bumpy floor, but aside from that, doesn't seem to be an issue.
Nice quality base, nice price.
I now have five of my machines on these mobile bases. They have made my shop space much more efficient than it would be if my drum sander, table saw, combination sander, bandsaw, and jointer were all stationary. My shop isn't huge, and for safety reasons, you need to have ample room to move around your equipment unobstructed, when you are processing woods. Using mobile bases like the D2260A allows you to move your machines out of traffic when not in use, and also to quickly and easily move them out onto the floor when needed. All it takes to secure the machine on rock-solid footing is to turn the knobs on the foot posts. Takes half a minute to set up, and half a minute to stow the machine. If you like to make maximum use of your available space, and to work safely and efficiently, you really need to make your machinery mobile! These Shop Fox mobile bases are very tough and well made. Pretty simple to assemble right out of the box too.
By the way, all my major machinery is made by Grizzly. I've been using Grizzly tools and machines for two decades, and never had the merest problem; and when it's time to replace bearings, or drive pulleys, or whatever, Grizzly always has the exact parts and the technical guidance I need to service my equipment. I'm a Grizzly fan for life. And I'm not getting a kickback for saying this- it's the honest truth! ;-)
Ive purchase one before and worked great. I purchased a second one and it wouldnt fit the machine
Its built well enough however the adjustable stops are a little bit of a pain to operate it would be better if they had a foot release option
I just received my G055x band saw and stand and am very pleased with it. Have used it a couple of times building outrigger paddles. The assembly instructions could be a little clearer but not difficult to figure out. If you can't figure out you probably shouldn't be using band saw. The boxes came in good shape no obvious miss handling but the vent cover was bent into the cooling fan blades on the motor and was making noise when I rotated the wheel upon setup but was easily fixed by punching out with a rubber mallet. I think better packaging with a wood scrap plywood guard would remedy this. Also some nuts and washers where missing but I extras. Overall I am very pleased with my new saw and will buy other tools from Grizzly. They where very helpful. I also purchased the mobile mini base and it is great. The wheels are big enough to maneuver over the cracks on my basement floor
This is a nice base. Makes moving the equipment easy. I would like to see a better way to lower the feet, maybe a toggle type lever.
The mobile base works great. The only thing I wish were different is the amount of travel for the screw down feet. I have a fairly uneven basement floor and sometimes the feet begin to rub the concrete when they are raised to their highest. Not a deal breaker but more height while disengaged would really be nice. 3/4 to 1 inch would really be helpful
Base went together fine and is sturdy. Feet are easy to adjust and when lowered the base does not move.
The product was easy to assembly and works great. Fully met expectations.
This worked fine for my lighter equipment but I don't like the stop system.
Weak and not very positive. Plus when I screw them up so that I can move the tool around
they would drop down if the ground is not smooth.
It definitely makes the tool easier to get around, I intend to change the fixed wheels to swivel next time I have.a strong friend over. For the cost, I think it should come w/all four casters as swivels, but understand they need to make money where they can.
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I bought this while I was restoring a Craftsman Drill Press. Worked exactly as I hoped it would :)
This is a nice mobile base. The assembly is a bit tedious, but easy to do. I wish there was a way to secure the tool to the base. I plan on drilling some holes through the base and cabinet. I have this base under the G0555X bandsaw, which is a little top-heavy. I'm hoping the outriggers will add some stability. All-in-all, two thumbs up!
This mobile base is well made, heavy duty and was simple to mount under the machine. The machine is stabile and now moves easily! Save your back and put your machines on wheels!
Needed a mobile base years ago , this comes in so handle on my band saw, Please do me a favor ,,I've send in about three times now for your
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The assembly took little longer then I expected due to having to thread the lock nuts backwards. The rest of the setup was a breeze and getting a perfect opening went quickly. This is the best mobile base I have owned. I am actually looking to buy more to convert the rest of my mobile tools to this base.
Having limited space, this is perfect and robust enough to wheel the machines into the corner when not needed.
This is great for equipment in a small shop or limited space.
I use the mini mobile base under my drill press and it is very useful to me, great product for the money
Works as advertised. Makes G555X Bandsaw very easy to move around shop. Is nice and stable when stops are screwed down.
Perfect for my heavy duty band saw...couldn't have done it without the wife's help, but not difficult with two sets of hands.
I bought this for the Grizzly G0704 Mill I had gotten earlier. Works great!
I am pleased with this purchase as it makes my machine mobile rather than remaining stationery. That comes in very helpful when using the machine.
Good for light equipment only if do don't care about level surface. Not for a G0704 as recommended
Works great, small shop so I can move my bandsaw where I need it.
Was not going to get the base at first for the band saw I purchased from Grizzly, but now I am thankful I did. Can easily move the band saw around.
I am currently working on the design set up for a mini cabinet shop. A cabinet shop that can perform all functions that a full blown shop does but, in a small space. I have 500 square feet of shop space and the ability to move machines around easily is a very important aspect of the functionality of this type of shop. The mini mobile base is easy to assemble and functions as advertised. It is sturdy and rolls with ease. It also has a positive locking system that holds the machine in a stable position while using the machine. All machines in my shop have a mobile base under them and fits my application perfectly.
I have mobile base's on all of my grizzly shop tools. Great for small shop space.
This was a gift for my boyfriends birthday. He is in love and i am not sure if its more with me or his new bandsaw with the base. Thank God I bought thebase because it would have been a struggle to move without it.
Fit perfect to my bandsaw base now I can move it around without to much effort
I bought it for a G0759 milling machine. I modified it to four swivel casters vice the two because I needed to get it into a small room. Works great!
Purchased this base for my band saw. Makes so much more sense than limiting the saw to just one area of the shop. This is my second mobile base the other is on my table saw.
Great mobile stand. Very solid and allows me to easily move my G0704 milling machine when working oversized projects. Important in my small garage/shop. I'm just a hobbyist so space is tight.
I was pleased with the quality and bought a second one for my band saw.


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52 Lists - Week 10
Last week's list asked for the ways I feel lucky. I could bore you with my list, but I won't. All you need to know is that it was quite a long list, and it wasn't a difficult list to make. For all the crappy things that have happened in the last year and a half, there are still so many good things in my life. So many beautiful things.
Even though we have lost three babies, we are still able to get pregnant. We've been blessed with four pregnancies, and three, beautiful babies that we've been able to name. We've been through some super hard moments in our grief, but we've been surrounded and supported by an extremely loving community (in addition to our family and friends). In my worst moments, when everything feels like it's falling apart and there's no reason to keep living, I have to remember that there are a lot of reasons to keep going.
I've been given a difficult hand, but the good things are always there to help me see the light.
This week's list asks for things that made me happy as a child. See you next week!


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The United Pentecostal Church of North East India (UPC-NEI) is a religious denomination of Christian belief based on the doctrine of the Oneness of God and a salvation through the Baptism of Water and the Holy Spirit (John 3:3 , Acts 2:38). It is a North East India unit of the global United Pentecostal Church International (UPCI).
It came into existence with its own organizational and administrative structure following its registration as United Pentecostal Church of North East India under "The Society Registration Act XXI of 1860" with the Registrar of Firms & Societies, Government of Assam through Registration No. 100 dated 26th March 1969.
Fundamental Doctrine
The basic and fundamental doctrine of this organization shall be the Bible standard of full salvation, which is repentance, baptism in water by immersion in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and the baptism of the Holy Ghost with the initial sign of speaking with other tongues as the Spirit gives utterance.
We shall endeavor to keep the unity of the Spirit until we all come into the unity of the faith, at the same time admonishing all brethren that they shall not contend for their different views to the disunity of the body.
India hmarchhak United Pentecostal Church (UPC-NEI) hi Christian kohhran; Pathian pakhat chauh ringtu leh chhandamna chang thei tur chuan Tui leh Thlarauva pianthar angai ani (John 3:3 , TT 2:38) tih ringtu kohhran ani a, khawvel puma rawngbawl mek United Pentecostal Church International hnuaia peng pawimawh tak, India hmarchhak lam enkawltu kohhran a ni.
He kohhran hi rorelna fel tak, pawl kalphung leh inrelbawlna fel fai tak hnuaia din a ni a, India sawrkar hriatpuina "The Society Registration Act XXI of 1860" hnuaiah dik leh fel taka chhinchhiah niin, Registrar of Firms & Societies, Government of Assam hnuaiah, Registration No. 100 dated 26th March 1969 a chhinchhiah a ni.
He pawl thurin leh innghahna bulpui ber chu, Bible in chhandamna famkim a tih, Simna te, Sual ngaihdamnan'a Lalpa Isua hminga tuia hnima in baptist te leh, Thlarauvin a tawngtir ang zela tawnghriatlohva tawng theihna telin, Thlarau Thianghlim baptistma te hi a ni.
Rinna hmunkhata kan luanza hma chu Thlarau Thianghlima inpumkhatna kan zawng fovin, inpumkhat lohna thlen thei hiala an ngaihdan in an lohnaa inhnial lo hram turin kan unaute chu kan zilhhau thin tur a ni.


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Iskander Yerimbetov, one of the defendants in the case of Ablyazov, is being subjected to torture in the detention centre
Businessman Iskander Yerimbetov has become another victim of the criminal case against the Kazakhstani opposition politician Mukhtar Ablyazov. Yerimbetov is the brother of Botagoz Jardemalie, Ablyazov's lawyer who has been granted political asylum in Belgium.
Urgent: Hungary is at the service of the Kazakhstani dictator? Let's stop the extradition of Yerzhan Kadesov
Yerzhan Kadesov is a former employee of BTA Bank; currently, he is facing extradition from Hungary. Mr. Kadesov is accused within the framework of the criminal case, carried out against the Kazakhstani opposition politician Mukhtar Ablyazov (the case of BTA Bank).
Members of the European Parliament appeal to Interpol to stop political prosecution of Kazakh dissidents and activists
Members of the EP Mrs Julie Ward, Mrs Marju Lauristin, Mr Tomáš Zdechovský and Mr Tunne Kelam have addressed in a joint letter the Commission for the Control of Interpol's Files (CCF) and Secretary General of Interpol concerning the abuse of international arrest warrants by Kazakhstani authorities.
Journalist Zhanbolat Mamay was beaten in Kazakhstani detention centre
Zhanbolat Mamay refused to give 'self-incriminating testimony' on the case of BTA Bank. After that he was beaten in detention centre and was threatened with reprisal. Zhanbolat Mamay has become yet another victim of the criminal case against the opposition politician Mukhtar Ablyazov.
Journalist Zhanbolat Mamay arrested in connection with the criminal proceedings against Mukhtar Ablyazov in the BTA Bank case
On February 11, 2017, chief editor of the opposition newspaper 'Tribuna', Zhanbolat Mamay, was arrested. The Kazakhstani authorities have labelled him a 'member of Mukhtar Ablyazov's criminal group'. The charges against the journalist are based on the testimony of the refugee Zhaksylyk Zharimbetov,.


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Please also remember that one weeks camp costs ONLY £65, FANTASTIC VALUE FOR MONEY. That equates to just £13 per day, value that you will struggle to beat.


text: for the first couple days of my stay in barcelona, my gypsy tribe and i wanted nothing more than to lounge on the beach and get to know each other over some drinks. there was music, there was sun & sand, there was fun conversation, and there was tequila. these photos set the scene of the beauty and the company. the next batch shows the dynamic, after a few rounds out of the santa head.


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Improving the Mechanical Stability of Metal-Organic Frameworks Using Chemical Caryatids
- Laboratory of Molecular Simulation, Institut des Sciences et Ingénierie Chimiques, Valais, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Rue de l'Industrie 17, CH-1951 Sion, Switzerland
- Institute for Materials and Processes, School of Engineering, The University of Edinburgh, EH9 3JL, UK
- Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, California 94720, United States
DOI10.24435/materialscloud:2018.0004/v1 (version v1, submitted on 17 April 2018)
How to cite this entry
Seyed Mohamad Moosavi, Peter G. Boyd, Lev Sarkisov, Berend Smit, Improving the Mechanical Stability of Metal-Organic Frameworks Using Chemical Caryatids, Materials Cloud Archive (2018), doi: 10.24435/materialscloud:2018.0004/v1.
Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) have emerged as versatile materials for applications ranging from gas separation and storage, catalysis, and sensing. The attractive feature of MOFs is that by changing the ligand and/or metal, they can be chemically tuned to perform optimally for a given application. In most, if not all, of these applications one also needs a material that has a sufficient mechanical stability, but our understanding of how changes in the chemical structure influence mechanical stability is limited. In this work, we rationalize how the mechanical properties of MOFs are related to framework bonding topology and ligand structure. We illustrate that the functional groups on the organic ligands can either enhance the mechanical stability through formation of a secondary network of non-bonded interactions, or soften the material by destabilizing the bonded network of a MOF. In addition, we show that synergistic effect of the bonding network of the material and the secondary network is required to achieve optimal mechanical stability of a MOF. The developed molecular insights in this work can be used for systematic improvement of the mechanical stability of the materials by careful selection of the functional groups.
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John punched his brother. "Don't take the Lord's name in vain! Yeah, they're dick-heads. Anyway, good business." The gardeners finished loading the plants and closed the back of the truck. "Nice talking to you, Ginger." He nodded at Willow. "Willow."
Willow just nodded, dismayed, as they pulled away.
"Those assholes!" Ginger stomped back inside and slammed the cash register shut. "They're going to kill all the coyotes, foxes, eagles… Oh my God, the warbling snarp!"
Willow picked up the bulb and put it back inside its pot. She felt like the ground had flipped. Culture shock, humans called it. Culture shock was the wrong word. It was like being naked in a dream and running around so you wouldn't be discovered.
"The warbling snarps nest there," snapped Ginger. "I'm going to contact the university's bird activists… It's private property, but they might be able to get a petition going!"
On a logical level, Willow understood that someone was going to make a lot of money selling the land and killing the animals, and she understood their motivation, but emotionally—spiritually—she was cast adrift.
She did not really understand it. She took the bulb from the pot as Ginger ranted in the background. Ginger would rant and rave until her voice turned to gravel, and Willow curled up in the back of the store, needlessly tending to their pink tulip collection, which had already been purchased by a popular t.v. actress. She re-potted some dahlias, spread around the coffee grounds, cleaned the bathroom, and tried to remind herself that this was home, and things were different here.
"Hey," shouted Ginger. "Isn't that your ex?"
Willow froze beside her pomegranate trees, a death grip on her watering can shaped like a whale.
"No," she stated, in denial. A gangly man loped his way up the path. He couldn't see her yet.
"Yes it is," Ginger said.
"I'm leaving," said Willow. "I'm done for the day."
As Ginger cackled—the big woman never laughed—as Willow snuck out the back door into their alleyway. The bell on the front door jangled. She snuck past the coffee shop next door, the rundown Scub Motel, and paused in front of the single screen movie theater.
The fairy girl stared at the bright lights, the explosion-filled posters. Willow wanted an escape into someone's crazy fantasy and she bought a ticket, preparing to shut down her heartache and live in someone else's dream for a few hours.
This particular dream was called THE REVENGE OF METAL MAN.


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Imagine how one's interior narrative may be visually portrayed. The way we experience the world is individually determined and constructed from memory, history, culture, and how we might look toward the future. Creating an infinitely complex "landscape," a "place" that though recognizable, may be simultaneously strange and nonsensical.
My drawings are densely layered, winding, melancholic, and playful reflections of the mind's life. One's interior narrative can create an unexpected hierarchy. This hierarchy is reflected in each drawing through the sometimes, illogical arrangement of objects and space. As we explore our thoughts we are weightless, floating in and out of time.
Each drawing is made with a combination of processes, beginning with the use of an airbrush to create an atmospheric base. The narrative and landscape are constructed in layers with graphite, ink, and gouache, stencils and collage.
Impacted by German Romanticism, and their desire to transcend the boundaries of the known world, reflected in the longing in their landscapes, I use the visual representation of landscape as a tool to contemplate scale and activate one's sense of time.
My desire for this representation is beautifully captured by the Irish poet, John O'Donohue who said, "…landscape recalls you into a mindful mode of stillness, solitude, and silence, where you can truly receive time." Simultaneously, the landscape is a backdrop for ordinary objects: a coffee cup, a book, a bird, a pair of shoes, each itself, an indefinite range of meanings.
Culled from mental scraps of actual events, observations, books, and songs, the work invites the viewer to contemplate our shifting relationship to culture and history and to question our persistence in holding onto our perceptions in the face of so much impermanence.
Photo by Robert Muller/CIA
Amber Kempthorn explores memory and cultural mythology through drawing and collage. Her work has been exhibited locally and throughout the United States. She received her B.A. from Hiram College, a Post-Baccalaureate Certificate from the Maryland Institute College of Art, and her M.F.A. in Sculpture from the Cranbrook Academy of Art. Amber holds a Lecturer position In the Visual Arts Department at the Cleveland Institute of Art and is an adjunct faculty member at the College of Wooster. She lives and works in Hiram, Ohio.


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CarbXzyme™ is designed to help reduce the digestion of starches and absorption of glucose while improving the digestion of protein-containing foods. This can help those who have a difficult time controlling their carbohydrate intake and are in need of blood glucose control, which can lead to greater success with healthy weight management.
It features:
Targeted intestinal support to help limit digestion and absorption of carbohydrates while improving digestion of protein
This can help those who have a difficult time controlling their carbohydrate intake and need better blood glucose control, which can then lead to greater success with healthy weight loss or prevention of weight gain. CarbXzyme™ may also help with satiety, which in turn can support weight control.
Highlights of CarbXzyme™:
Phase 2 Carb Controller™, a water-extracted, non-GMO form of a common white bean (Phaseolus vulgaris), is a research-proven proprietary amylase inhibitor which appears to prevent starch digestion by blocking access to the enzyme's active site in the intestines.
Green Coffee Extract (GCE) contains chlorogenic acid, an organic, polyphenolic compound with antioxidant properties that has been shown in clinical trials to support weight loss and reduce body fat. Studies suggest that GCE may help to reduce glucose absorption in the gut and triglyceride accumulation in the liver and decrease postprandial (after meals) glucose and blood lipid concentrations.
BioCore® Pro is a blend of proteases designed to optimize protein digestion throughout the digestive tract. It is formulated to work across a wide range of pH and to digest protein in both the stomach and intestines.
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To get the most benefit from CarbXzyme™, it is recommended:
Note: Because CarbXzyme™ is taken to reduce digestion of refined carbohydrates by inhibiting amylase, taking digestive enzymes containing amylase such as Digestzymes™ and Plant Enzyme Digestive Formula at the same time is not recommended.
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As a dietary supplement, take four capsules per day, two capsules 30 minutes before meals containing carbohydrates, or as directed by your health care practitioner.
Color, size or shape may appear different between lots.
Does not contain gluten.


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We are having an open studios event this Thursday at LIA.
Its also a moment to say farewell to Kristina Semenova because she is leaving her role as the LIA co-ordinator and moving onto her own projects. Kristina is an important person on the Leipzig scene. She has also helped countless artists in her LIA role.
One of her many ventures is Bükü, which is positioned close to Spinnerei and has facilitated many great international projects.


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Color correction was a huge trend for 2016. I normally use my go-to Make Up For Ever correcting palette, but these caught my eye at sephora and I thought they would be perfect for my travel makeup bag.
First off, I love that you can personally choose the two colors you want for your click stick. It's a really great option since a lot of the time I only use a peach or orange tone for under my eyes and then green for any redness or blemishes.
Another great thing about these is they have mini foundation sticks and highlighting sticks as well! So awesome for traveling. I ended up purchasing the color correcting shades Green and Peach. I also purchased the Concealer + Foundation shade in G20 and the highlighter shade in Celestial.
The Concealer + Foundation is really awesome. I personally don't think it's enough coverage for a Concealer (I like a higher coverage) but it looks really good as a foundation. I apply it to my face and blend it with a damp beauty blender. It gives light coverage and lasts about 6-7 hours on the skin!
The highlighter applies so nicely and really smooth. I normally will just apply this directly to my face and blend with my fingers.
I apply the correcting shades prior to foundation and blend them in gently with my fingers. I really enjoy them and they correct very well. The green shade tends to be a little more greasy though, so I don't use it as much because it slides around. The peach shade is wonderful under the eyes to correct dark circles!
The click stick itself is really fantastic. You just take the caps off of the sticks and insert them into the click stick, simple as that! Once you're ready to use one, you just gently push the opposite end and it clicks right out. When you're done, just insert it back in!
These are perfect for traveling. They are small but hold a nice amount of product.
The Click Stick is $2.00 and the correctors, highlighters and foundations are $18.00 each. Available at Sephora Stores, Sephora inside JC Penney, http://www.sephora.com and http://www.coverfx.com (not affiliate links)
What are your favorite color correcting products? Have you tried the Cover FX Click Stick? Let me know in the comments below!


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Aerial shots taken by drones are rapidly becoming a 'must-have' for the modern couple on their big day. Hiring a professional drone pilot/photographer to take your wedding photos with a drone is a great way to show off your beautiful wedding venue and include all of your guests in the same shot. It's also perfect for taking unique shots from a different perspective of you and your brand new spouse. Add in video capability and the sky's the limit!
The Standard Wedding Package
Our standard wedding package comprises a selection of 20/25 selected drone photographs covering different moments in the celebrations – priced at £175 plus mileage and ferry charges.
The Enhanced Wedding Package
The 'Enhanced wedding package' includes the above plus an edited and finished stand alone drone video,showcasing the glorious venue plus footage of the bride and groom and guests all from an eye-catching viewpoint and with tasteful background music – usually five minutes long and ideal for use on social media.This package is priced at £275 plus mileage and ferry charges.
(See general examples of our videos on the website)
Wedding photography costs reflect the wish to spend at least half a day with clients to capture varied moments and locations as the day unfolds.
Please contact us with the address + postcodes for the church and reception.
Please note that drone photography requires a dry day and reasonable wind speeds. In the event of it becoming obvious before the day that the weather will be unsuitable there will be no charge for cancellation. In the rare event of the photographer being on-site and the weather making drone flight impossible, then cancellation charges will be limited to £35 or the photographer's mileage and ferry charges, whichever is greater.


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Head south and find some sun!
Our friends at San Diego Orienteering presents a weekend of unique navigation competitions at the beautiful Anza-Borrego Desert State Park near Borrego Springs, CA.
Four separate events are held over 2 days.
Located about 90 miles east of San Diego, this rugged open desert terrain is like nothing else in the world. Sunny, warm winter days attract competitors from around California and beyond.
Registration capped at 125 participants. Always a sell out. No race-day registration.
Details at www.desert-orienteering.com.


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A student from Bedford is appearing in a national advertising campaign for The Open University.
Alex Bailey, 21, is a degree apprentice at the OU, studying for a BA (Hons) in management practice.
He is starring in the OU's new national advertising campaign with Channel 4, in addition to sharing his story online in the OU's new series of Open Diaries social media adverts – which lift the lid on what it's like to study with the OU.
Alex had completed two A levels whilst on a scholarship with a professional football team, but his dreams were crushed after suffering a serious knee injury which meant he was unable to renew his football contract. He was unsure of what to do next.
Alex said: "From a personal point of view, I didn't really think university was for me. I was keen to get my foot on the career ladder and to start earning some money."
He always placed importance on his studies so completed two A-levels alongside playing professional football. He then researched the alternative options available to him online and came across degree apprenticeships.
Fortunately, studying for a degree apprenticeship with the OU has enabled Alex to remain debt-free due to combining his studies and work.
Alex said: "My apprenticeship is funded by my employer, the OU, so whilst I'm debt-free I'm also being paid a monthly salary. So financially, I feel like I'm in a much better position than a lot of my friends and peers who are studying at traditional university."
There are a variety of support systems on offer for Alex and fellow OU students to make use of whilst studying at the university too, including forums and group chats.
He added: "My friends at university often question my contact time. They say to me, 'Well, how do you get a degree without actually seeing a tutor?'. When actually, I have more contact time with my tutor than they do. I have their personal email and personal phone number and I can call or speak to them whenever I need.
"They're also really flexible. I've just hurt my knee again and have an operation coming up, but I called my tutor and she worked really hard with me to make sure I was up-to-date with all my work before my operation. I'm now about a month ahead so when I go into hospital, I can just focus on getting better and don't have to worry about falling behind on my studies."
Like many students, studying with the OU has allowed Alex to develop personally and to learn new skills that will help him in the workplace both now and in future.
He said: "In terms of progression, the beauty of the degree apprenticeship is that it gives me options afterwards. I also value learning a lot more now after being able to apply my learning to the real world. I think the problem with just learning theory at university is that, as great as it can be, if you don't apply it to real-life scenarios then it's not practical.
"In terms of future goals, I would like to undertake a management role at the OU in the near future, given that my current studies provide a great platform for me to manage different people and processes. In the long term, my ambition is to secure a role high up in a company one day - such as a vice chancellor or director role."
On appearing in the OU's 'Open Diaries' campaign, Alex said: "The Open University gave me the opportunity to both earn and learn, so appearing in the new advertising campaign has been really exciting. It is great to show people what an amazing education the OU can offer and encourage people to take that first step in fulfilling their career aspirations. I hope my appearance in the ads will inspire more people to take the leap."