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SO a few months ago, we joined the world of creepy flying camera peeping crashy things. Also known as amateur UAV flying, or Droning ( i don't think any of those are actual terms) The point is, we were airborne and we could get some tremendous shots. Here is one of the first things we were able to get.
And then, the inevitable happen. It got stuck in a tree, on a questionably thin branch, on a really tall tree, like 60ft up...in a private park. So I did what any practical person would do. Hire some crazy man to climb that tree. This crazy and talented person rolls with his crew. The crew, also known as "buds" don't actually help him with the climbing, or the retrieval of the item. They're job is to stay on the ground and speculate on the odds of him falling, It really amps up the experience. I decided to bring my crew.. my wife. She's the classy hepburnesq one at the end.


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We tend to think of the French Impressionist and Post Impressionist painters in terms of their depictions of Paris and its environs in the latter part of the 19th century. However several of them came to England during those years, most notably Alfred Sisley, whose parents were British; Claude Monet who was enchanted by the ethereal nature of the London fogs; and Camille Pissarro who, like Monet, was inspired by the atmospheric paintings of JMW Turner that he saw when he visited here in 1870.
Art is rarely parochial and artistic endeavor is never isolated within a core group. In the nineteenth century an artistic dialogue had begun between French and British artists that by the Impressionist era was in full swing. There were French art dealers in London (that included a young Vincent van Gogh), and artists were traveling in both directions between London and Paris to share ideas and be inspired.
Visit the locations in and around London where they lived and painted, as well as visiting the National Gallery, The Courtauld Institute and Tate Modern to see examples of their work. Your guide is Michael Robinson, a former lecturer in art history with specialist knowledge of this period. His enthusiasm for the subject knows no bounds.
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Truth is...
People have complicated relationships with the truth.
They find ways to muddle the black and white in order to sell you on their lives within shades of grey.
There are a million and one ways to cheat.
In sport, in relationships, in business, on taxes…
and for the most part those people
the ones who cheat
live so loud…
talk so much…
because in a world of black and white they need someone…
to accept their grey.
Look at Grigory, the unlikely protagonist of the Netflix Documentary, "Icarus…"
Look at Lance Armstrong who has become an even more unlikely vocal supporter of the film, hosting viewing parties, and panels…
Think about that one person you know that can't help but brag about how they're getting over on someone, or something, or the system…
Or that person who cant help talking about all they do for their significant other while cheating on them…
All in the hopes that you'd understand and maybe…hopefully accept their grey.
And this is what I'd say to them if I could speak to them directly:
The thing that saddens me the most is not so much that you've cheated me…
and affected my life in ways that I can't ever fully know…or be compensated for.
It's that you cheated yourself.
Because you didn't even give yourself a chance at doing it the RIGHT way.
You didn't think you had it in you to be successful without screwing someone else over.
You didn't think you could be big enough to tell the truth and handle the "what's next" of it all.
You had so little faith in yourself…
So little confidence in your abilities…
that you didn't even bother.
You sacrificed your integrity, your self respect, the esteem and respect of others, and your professionalism
on the altar of least resistance
and if resistance is how we grow (as I've discussed in previous writing)
You've cheated me.
But most importantly
You've cheated yourself
out of becoming
the complex
perfectly flawed human being
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polmear to polperro
SUNDAY, 5TH june 2016
It looks like I'll be in for another day of beautiful weather with sun forecast for all day long. Temperatures aren't going to be particularly high so should make for perfect walking weather.
Par Sands high tide 06:19
Par Sands low tide 12:46
I start the day back at the car park behind the sand dunes at Par Sands and head out onto the murky beach.
I head inland slightly to the Ship Inn at Polmear where the coast path heads behind the pub and up back onto the low cliff tops and I have murky views back over Par Sands.
I immediately come across my first orchids of the week, a small patch of (not so) early purple orchids.
I head onwards towards the harbour at Polkerris and I have lovely views over the harbour. I can hear people swimming in the sea.
I drop down to the beach, passing Sams on the Beach based in the old Polkerris lifeboat station. Opposite is the Rashleigh Inn where thirsty walkers can stop for a nice pint. It's way too early for me though and the pub's not open anyway. A sandy, crescent shaped, south west facing beach can be found here and there are indeed a couple of people swimming in the sea.
I enjoy wandering along the beach before heading back to the coast path where I pass through woods smelling of garlic before heading around Gribbin Head. I enjoy the wild flowers here which are looking at their best.
I pass below the 84 foot red and white Gribbin daymark, erected in 1832, enabling sailors to pinpoint the approach to Fowey's harbour, and head on down the slopes. Several joggers pass me on the slopes. The slopes are covered in wild flowers.
The path descends to the south facing beach at Polridmouth Cove, which actually consists of two beaches. The first beach is packed with a father, son and dog playing on the beach but the second beach is completely deserted, so I wander along the beach for a bit, enjoying the solitude.
I head up onto Lankelly Cliff and Southground Cliffs. I pass Coombe Haven which is also completely deserted.
The sun is starting to break through the mist and it's starting to get rather hot. I have lovely, if misty views, over to Polruan.
I continue to Penventinue Cove passing the remains of St Catherine's Castle, one of a pair of small artillery forts built by Henry VIII in the 1530s to defend Fowey Harbour.
I now have lovely views over to Fowey.
I continue along the coast path and arrive at Readymoney Cove Beach, a small, sheltered sandy beach. It's a little busier here with a few people enjoying the beach.
I head along Readymoney Road where I take up with local dog walkers and then head along the Esplanade which takes me on to Fowey. I have more lovely views over to Polruan.
The ferry crosses the river above the centre of Fowey at Whitehouse slipway so I see very little of Fowey. I wait for my ferry crossing on the slipway and catch the Lady Jean ferry over to Polruan.
The ferry crossing takes five minutes, I guess, and costs me the princely sum of £2. I depart the ferry at Polruan and wait for my fellow passengers to disperse so that I can enjoy the fine views along the River Fowey.
After crossing the River Fowey a small, sandy beach can be found at Polruan Quay unless the tide is in, which it isn't today.
I continue on my walk at the Lugger Inn on The Quay at Polruan before passing Polruan's second pub the Russell Inn. Although it is still relatively early, both pubs seem to be open but it's time for some serious walking.
I climb out of Polruan and enjoy the lovely views over the village.
The path climbs to reach the National Coastwatch Station where I have some magnificent final views back over the Fowey estuary. It is starting to get very hot now.
I continue along the coast path towards Lantic Bay and ignore the coast path signs and, instead, head down the steep climb to the beach, passing foxgloves enjoying the view over the beach.
A white sand and shingle beach is found at Lantic Bay, and is one of the finest beaches on the South West Coast Path. Due to its isolation it is normally very quiet but there are quite a few people on it today.
On leaving the beach the path heads towards Pencarrow Head where I have some final magnificent views back over Lantic Bay.
I enjoy more wild flowers on the rugged coast.
The path becomes a roller-coaster ride passing over Watch House Cove, Palace Cove and Sandheap Point before dropping steeply into West Combe and over a footbridge above a waterfall. The coast path turns to the left but I head to the right instead to gain access to the lovely Lansallos Beach.
The beach is a small, sheltered sand and shingle beach and, as far as I know, is in the middle of nowhere but for some reason is heaving with people!. It's not even marked on my Ordnance Survey map.
I enjoy the beach for a while but it's time to tackle the tough last section of coast to Polperro.
Back on the coast path I pass a group of ponies who seem to have descended on a family having lunch.
More footbridges are encountered before passing an obelisk daymark.
The going around here is tough and I just seem to go up and down cliffs. I pass by Broad Cove, Shag Rock, West Penslake Cove, Penslake Cove, Blackybale Point, Colors Cove and Nealand Point and I have fine views over towards Polperro although the village is out of view, tucked away behind its harbour.
Chapel Cliff is reached and then I come across a rocky patch, finally with fine views over Polperro's harbour.
The path climbs down to the village where steps take me down to the harbour. A small, sandy beach can be found here just outside of the harbour wall, only available at low tide but the harbour is teeming with people so I head back past the Blue Peter Inn and by the fish landing area where a fisherman is busily shucking scallops.
At the head of the harbour I head up the village near to the House on the Props.
I finish the day by wandering up through the rather busy village to the car park at the top of the village. On the way I stop off to thirstily suck on an orange Calippo ice lolly. Utter bliss! It has been a hot, hot end to the day.
Flora and fauna encountered on the walk today includes :-
- foxgloves
- early purple orchids
- goldfinches
- sheep
- ribwort plantain
- house martins
- wild garlic
- red campion
- chiffchaffs
- skylarks
- a heron
- red admirals
- peacock butterflies
- oystercatchers
- stonechats
The podcast of today's walk is now available. You can subscribe via the iTunes store or listen using the player below.
According to my phone I've walked 15.6 miles today which amounts to 36613 steps. It has been magnificent walking today in what turned out to be very hot weather. Doesn't get much better than this. Ten out of ten!
My total ascent today has been 737.10 metres or 2418 feet.
polmear to polperro from Mark Seymour on Vimeo.


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The chain is a double viking knit weave and is about 6mm thick. All of the sterling silver components are hand fabricated from scratch.
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Six white ladies come together in a home in the suburbs of middle America, where they are going to receive an Avon-lady style pitch from a make-up company representative. When the hostess' black neighbor pays them a surprise visit, we learn about what each woman values and what they don't--as their particular biases and beliefs are exposed. Part living room farce, part study of white apathy, All the Stupid Bitches is a cringe-worthy expose of white women written by a white woman.
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Contexts of the giallo: Distribution and Reception of a Popular Film Cycle
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Outline of research project
In the 1970s Italian popular cinema comprised many different film cycles. The giallo, a thriller genre that especially flourished from 1970 to 1975, was one of the most successful manifestations of the national lowbrow film boom. Many of these films have not been accessible for decades, but have been rediscovered through extensive DVD republications in the 2000s. Until now, research on the giallo has focused on the film texts. This study, however, concentrates on the genre's contextual aspects that have largely been ignored so far. On the basis of a wide array of paratextual documents, the dissertation will explore the giallo's production culture, marketing strategies and reception through film criticism at length.
Key References
CALDWELL, John Thornton (2008). Production Culture: Industrial Reflexivity and Critical Practice in Film and Television. Durham, Duke University Press.
NOWELL, Richard (2011). Blood Money: A History of the First Teen Slasher Film Cycle. New York, Continuum.
SCHEINPFLUG, Peter (2014). Formelkino. Medienwissenschaftliche Perspektiven auf die Genre-Theorie und den Giallo. Bielefeld, transcript.
Director of studies
Dr Sheldon Hall
Professor Matthew Pateman
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The characteristics of boys and girls have certainly changed over the years. Girls wear jeans now, or sporty clothing, while boys are free to wear pink on occasion. It's for this reason that some people might think that laptop bags for girls don't exist anymore. Think again. There are still girls out there that love the stereotypical girly things like make-up, clothes, and fashion. Laptop bags fall under the category of fashion accessory, especially for high school and college girls that are required to take their laptop to class each day. It's going to be a main fashion component during your school year.
As expected, laptop bags for girls tend to be typically girly colors such as pink, sky blue, or patterned with things like butterflies or flowers. Laptop bags for girls might be styled differently, too; the laptop bag might be thinner and the material it's made of might be softer.
Girls are free to carry any type of laptop bag they want. No girl has to pick out a "girl's laptop bag" and be done with it. They can pick unisex or even boys laptop bags if they want to, but for many girls, it's the laptop bag that reflects their girlishness that will win out.
Shoulder straps are very popular among girls. This allows girls to carry a laptop in the same way that they might carry a purse, which at times looks more feminine than the handle-bag, though depending on the color those can be just as feminine.
Pockets might not be as much a part of a girl's laptop bag as they are a boy's laptop bag. Anything that adds bulk to the bag might be something that discourages girls from buying the laptop bag. Extra size and bulk might not be feminine enough for them.
Patterns are popular too. Patterns such as pokadots might be fine for girls but not so fine for the boys of the world. Feminine objects might include butterflies, flowers, pokadots, pink matched with any pattern, or sky blue matched with anything. If it's light, fluffy and aimed at girls, most girls know it and most boys know to stay away from it. There are just certain objects, colors, and patterns that go with a girl persona but not a boy persona. Likewise, there are certain objects that match the personality of boys: Motorcycles, skulls, or sports emblems. Over the years, the lines have blurred a bit on this and it's perfectly fine to cross the line and choose a non-gender specific bag, but there are many boys and girls out there that stick with what's mostly accepted in society. Neither side is right or wrong.
When girls look for laptop bags, they'll need to find out the size of their laptop, compare prices of laptops they're interested in, and decide on the color or pattern that they want. Choosing between a shoulder strap or handle will also be an option that they'll need to consider. There are going to be other things to consider that might not be apparent at first. There are so many different styles of girls laptop bags that girls might stumble upon a style or pattern or color that they never would have sought out during their search. Sometimes the right laptop bag finds a girl instead of the other way around. When this happens, it can be a pleasant surprise.
Taking the laptop to and from class is a lot more fun when there's a great and much loved laptop bag to transport your machine in. It can go great as a fashion accessory just as much as it can be great as a practical device for carrying a laptop to and from class. Girls will always change over the years but there will always be those girls out there that love their laptop bags full of spice, pink, and energy. There's nothing wrong with that.


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Value-based contracting, and, in particular risk-sharing arrangements, have been a topic of discussion in policy circles for well over a decade. To date, in the U.S., there's been more talk than action regarding such contracts between payers and pharmaceutical manufacturers.
Risk-sharing contracts link coverage of and payments for a drug or device (e.g., diagnostic) to health outcomes and reductions in downstream costs, such as emergency room visits, physician services, and hospitalization. Here, drug and device manufacturers and payers share the financial risk associated with outcomes.
There is invariably going to be considerable uncertainty at launch about the ultimate real-world clinical and economic performance of new products. Risk-sharing arrangements can mitigate this uncertainty through evidence gathering while patients have access to new technologies. Performance of products can be tracked in a defined patient population over a specified period of time and the level of reimbursement is then based on the health and cost outcomes achieved.
Among payers there is heightened interest in pursuing such deals. Humana may be the most active large U.S. payer engaged in risk-sharing. The insurer has approximately 15 publicly disclosed contracts currently in place, covering 20 drugs.
Several drug and device manufacturers have been actively involved in risk-sharing contracts. For over a decade there have been successful risk-sharing arrangements with distinct features in several spaces, including diabetes and genomic tests. Merck, for example, has two publicly disclosed deals with Cigna for its 10-year-old blockbuster diabetes drugs, Januvia (sitagliptin) and Janumet (sitagliptin/metformin). The contract includes the clause that if A1C values improve for diabetes patients, the discounts Merck offers on Januvia and Janumet will increase. Likewise, improvement in medication adherence leads to steeper discounts. In 2016, Eli Lilly and Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare signed a risk-sharing agreement for the GLP-1 agonist, Trulicity (dulaglutide). Price rebates are based on whether Trulicity is evaluated as superior to other GLP-1 agonists in real-world assessment. In 2007, a landmark agreement was signed by UnitedHealthcare and Genomic Health that established a predetermined price for the genomic test Oncotype Dx if it lead to better treatment decisions for early-stage breast cancer patients. Namely, if too many women received chemotherapy despite low-risk scores based on the test, UnitedHealthcare would lower the price paid for Oncotype Dx.
Recent approvals of high cost drugs in several therapeutic classes have rekindled the pursuit of risk-sharing contracts. For example, when a new class of cholesterol-lowering drugs called PCSK9 inhibitors obtained Food and Drug Administration approval in 2015, they were seen as a major advance by cardiologists and included in clinical practice guidelines by several medical professional societies. Accordingly, blockbuster sales were anticipated following the launch of PCSK9 inhibitors. However, immediately following approval, revenue was nowhere near blockbuster status. The list price of $14,000 on an annual basis produced a backlash. To reduce the substantial budgetary impact that large-scale uptake of PCSK9 inhibitors would have, payers created barriers to patient access that limited the use of PCSK9 inhibitors.
With tepid sales, Amgen began pursuing outcomes-based contracts for its PCSK9 inhibitor, Repatha (evolocumab). In 2017, Amgen and Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare worked out a deal that provides the health insurer with a rebate for the cost of Repatha for an eligible patient who has a heart attack or stroke while on Repatha.
A similar story can be told regarding the heart failure medicine Entresto (sacubitril/valsartan). Novartis launched the drug two years ago at a list price of $4,600 a year. The market for heart failure drugs is heavily genericized, which meant that Entresto faced major reimbursement challenges from pharmacy benefits managers and insurers. So, despite endorsements from a number of medical professional societies, payers initially balked at reimbursing the drug.
Novartis decided to pursue risk-sharing arrangements with payers, specifically designed to tie payments to Entresto's ability to help patients avoid hospitalization.
Following establishment of risk-sharing arrangements, sales volume appears to gradually increase. This is not to say that risk-sharing has been the only driving factor, but it appears to be one of several key factors.
So, for example, though still disappointing, in 2017, Repatha's global revenue was $319 million, up 126% compared to 2016. And, in Q2 of 2018 Repatha sales increased 78% compared to Q2 2017, driven primarily by higher unit demand, which appears to be due to the lower net selling price. On October 24th this year, Amgen announced a 60% cut in the list price of Repatha for Medicare beneficiaries. This 60% price drop may reflect the rebates already being paid for by the company, in other words the net price. Earlier this year, competitors Regeneron and Sanofi offered a similar rebate for Praluent, in exchange for preferred formulary placement of the drug by the pharmacy benefit manager Express Scripts.
The tide also appears to be turning in favor of Entresto. In Novartis's recently announced Q2 earnings for 2018, sales of Entresto increased 244% year over year.
Some of risk-sharing's biggest opportunities may lie in the highly innovative CAR-T space, with the drivers being high price tags together with the potential for cures across multiple disease categories. Last year it was announced that Novartis's newly-approved CAR-T treatment for childhood leukemia, Kymriah (tisagenlecleucel) will be reimbursed by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services only when patients respond to the therapy by the end of the first month. Novartis has said it expects to also work in the commercial market on outcomes-based contracts for Kymriah. Arrangements of this kind would likely set a precedent as a payment model for future CAR-T treatments.


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Marna Bales
Queen Bee Marna manages all things audio including scheduling, voice casting, client/vendor/voice talent/music talent relations, as well as producing radio and music projects. She is a songwriter, an accomplished vocalist and recording artist (CMA Member), and a professional voice talent featured in local, regional, and national ad campaigns. Marna is a VCU alum with a degree in mass communications and public relations whose wide-ranging experience includes broadcast production management at the Martin Agency and project management at Genworth Financial.
Jody Boyd
A gear hoarder, professional musician for three decades, and multi-instrumentalist, Jody composes music, creates award-winning sound design, and provides audio post for clients including Walmart, Capital One, Cato Fashion, CarMax, and the Virginia Lottery. He completed his bachelor of music at VCU, attended the Eastman School of Music as a graduate student, and has produced recordings for artists including Carbon Leaf, Natalie Stovall & The Drive, The Church Sisters, and The Shack Band. Jody is also a tomato soup connoisseur and classic car enthusiast.
Andrew Uvarov
Born and raised in Riga, Latvia, Andrew is Red Amp's resident sound doctor and brainiac. A classical guitarist from age 9, he specializes in post-production as well as location and studio sound recording with extensive experience in sound editing, mixing, and sound design for commercials, corporate videos, television, and feature films. Andrew's recent credits include films Tri, Big Stone Gap, Field of Lost Shoes, and The Last Punch and various projects for the Walmart Smart Network.
Justin Khoury
Justin is a jack of all trades. Audio engineering, business development, social media, and songwriting are a few of the roles he takes on here. He is the co-front person and songwriter in local band The Northerners. His music has received national independent radio play and a choreographed ice show was created and performed around his music in 2015. Catch him at the gym, playing a gig, or hosting our RVA writers round shows.


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When I swam the last race of my college career, the thing I remember most is the horrible knot in my stomach. Afterwards, I stood in a shower with a teammate. "You're retired!" he shouted. "Good." I thought, "i'll never have to feel like that again".
Five years later, I would eclipse my best times at age 27. I did so training a few times a week, doing 1/10th the volume I had trained before. The best part? I had fun racing. The knot was gone, and without it, I was a completely different swimmer, a more "talented" version of myself.
Competition anxiety is so common in swimming that we barely even notice it. Part of that is because we have a lot of developmental systems that push athletes physically without considering their mental development.
That said, I've helped many swimmers overcome anxiety over competing, and it's never too late for them to do it. Here are four tools for overcoming competition anxiety:
1. Step into your athletes emotions with them: Anxiety can often sneak up on athletes before a race. In fact, some of the most effected athletes are the practice badasses that bring it fearlessly to training. Anxiety comes when a person is overwhelmed by the emotional stress of a situation.
One of the worst things you can do to an athlete is deny how they are feeling. Responses like "you're fine" or "there is nothing to worry about" or "get out of your head" are not helpful to an anxious athlete. Recognize that the athlete is emotionally stressed, and communicate that to them:
"I know this race is really important to you, and you want it to go well. I know that you are worried right now, and I am going to help you".
2. Bring them into a shared space by reminding them of your relationship: Now that you have recognized how your athlete is feeling, you can bring them into a shared space and allow them to release some of that emotional load. Remind them that regardless of how they perform, you will continue to care about them and help them, and that your relationship has nothing to do with how fast they swim.
These are both steps that are "at the meet". It's important to recognize that doing them won't necessarily erase competition anxiety. Stick with it until the athlete "learns" that they can rely on you to help them with their anxiety.
What about before the meet, in the weeks and months leading up to competition? What kind of preventative measures can you take?
3. Three Good Things: Many coaches encourage swimmers to journal about their daily practice. Journaling can help swimmers to evaluate and reflect on what they did.
Tell the swimmers to record three things they did well in every practice. This is reflection designed to build emotional toughness for the road ahead. A nice side-effect is that swimmers will be looking for things to do so that they can write them down after training. The collection of many "good things" can also come to the "big meet" and serve as a reminder of all the good preparation they made for the competition
4. Yoga: Yoga is like two steps in one for dealing with competition anxiety. First, it is a great place for learning guided meditation, which can be transitioned to "behind the blocks" meditation to help swimmers bring their tension levels down before the race.
Second, the diaphragmatic breathing techniques you learn in Yoga are very effective in reducing tension levels, especially when combined with meditation.
5. Get outside help: Some cases of competition anxiety are far bigger than you can tackle alone as a coach. Athletes could be dealing with abusive and/or mentally unstable family situations that leave them without basic coping skills for stress.
Use your judgment as a coach for when a swimmers anxiety comes down to more than just dealing with swimming competition. Consider having infrastructure on your team for helping athletes with mental challenges get specifically tailored help.
Competition anxiety is still far too unrecognized and mishandled in swimming. Swimmers can learn skills to overcome this issue, but only when they get the right communication and help from their coach.


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Our Place, a recently established initiative of the Vancouver Inner-City Community Foundation, is a collaboration of residents, community-based organizations and service providers working in the Strathcona area, committed to ensuring that children living in Vancouver's inner city have every opportunity for success.
Recognizing that reaching out to vulnerable populations who have experienced dislocation and trauma is most effective when approached relationally. Place-based strategy involves building on the strength of existing organizations that are trusted in the community to connect the helping professions with those whom they would like to serve.
Place-based strategy enables a customized, multi-level approach to complex problems, bringing together a combination of resources and funding sources to address multiple, intertwined problems that defy a simple solution or single strategy (the so-called "wicked" problems). Place-based strategy also builds on community capacity to engage in addressing issues. "For example, the Moms to Moms group in an inner-city social housing complex provides peer support in parenting. Unlike government programs, Moms to Moms operates 24/7 enhancing the capacity of low income single mothers to manage significant stresses."
Recently posted on the site is a link to TED speaker Geoffrey Canada, who has spent decades as head of the Harlem Children's Zone (HCZ), which supports kids from birth through college in order to break the cycle of poverty. Called "one of the most ambitious social-service experiments of our time" by The New York Times, the Harlem Children's Zone Project is a holistic approach to rebuilding a community so that its children can stay on track through college and to adult employment.
The goal is to create a "tipping point" in the neighbourhood so that children are surrounded by an enriched environment of educationally oriented peers and supportive adults, a counterweight to "the street" and a toxic popular culture that values anti-social behaviour. The HCZ begins with The Baby College a series of workshops for parents of children ages 0-3 that develops parents' understandings of early childhood development. The network includes in-school, after-school, social-service, health and community-building programs.
For children to do well, their families have to do well; and for families to do well, their community must do well. That is why HCZ works to strengthen families as well as empower them to have a positive impact on their children's development. HCZ also work to reweave the social fabric of Harlem, which has been torn apart by crime, drugs and decades of poverty.


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Sure, stouts, India pale ales, and hefeweizens are tasty, but if you want to venture away from the beaten path for your next beer, give one of these styles a shot.
A smoky wheat ale that originated in Poland, Grodziskie is a long-lost cousin of Berliner weisse. Like Berliner weisse, it is low in alcohol, occasionally tart, and highly carbonated, but it also features a unique smoky twist thanks to the oak-burning kilns used to malt the wheat. Lichtenhainer is a very similar German take on the style that historically tended to be wilder and sourer in character.
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Working on holistic branding for two clients, and up to my ass in details, I have stop every now and then and remind myself of the high-level vision for the brand. The "north star", the "brand essence". It influences the work all the way down, from an ad campaign to a paper stock, as damn well it should. Sometimes we get caught up in the task at hand and start down a wormhole and totally forget that it's a family-run retail business, not a hipster record label. Luckily, I'm actually good at this (my attention to detail sometimes suffers from it, natch), and although sometimes I need a reminder, I try to live in the air space above the nitty-gritty for most projects.
It is something, I know all too well, that is hard to do when you are part of a large team. Being in-house for a big brand, you would think that you live in a world of constant reminders of brand attributes- and maybe you do. But in my experience, in house teams blatantly ignore those brand posters in the meeting rooms, and push on with new ideas and creative trends, regardless of guideline rule-breaking. And can you blame them? I mean, I used to. But life on the outside comes with some freedom, and looking back through my rose-colored glasses I see now why the pushing has to happen, for the sanity of the designers.
I had the opportunity, whilst in-house, to work on a few projects that were actually high-level and not just a piece of packaging. The launch of Starbucks VIA; The Starbucks re-brand and 40th Anniversary; the launch of the new Teavana Tea Bars.
Teavana was most recent- and in fact I left before the second location even opened. But before leaving, I was on a unique small team, within the larger studio, to launch and brand Teavana Tea Bars. I worked on a massive amount of pieces- the new logo lockup, the brand pattern, the packaging, the in-store menus and graphics, the photoshoots. I would go from a meeting about double-walled hot cups to a meeting with an interior designer about graphics infused into the retail space, to walk-throughs showing food packaging and copper tin samples. It was extremely difficult, especially on the heels of the acquisition, with a million senior leader approval hoops and a very tight timeline. I fought the good fight- sometimes we won, sometimes we lost- to operations, or focus groups. But it helped me immensely, I now realize, in my high-level thinking.
I'm facing a bunch of small pieces today: business cards, menus, shoppers, various paper goods, for a local client. Enough coffee will get me through the details- and this big-idea reminder will take the brand to the level it deserves. So take a break and get high every once in a while kids.
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Make sure to empty the pockets of all coats, jackets, and trousers before washing and close the zips and buttons. Treat stains with Sonett Gall Soap before washing or according to the tips for stain removal.
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Fill the machine (front loader) so that there's a fist's width between the washing and the drum. This way the detergent dissolves better, the clothes are cleaner and residues are thoroughly rinsed away.
Various tables will show you what to take into account when measuring out the laundry detergent, and how you can adapt the amount of laundry detergent and softener to be measured out according to water hardness and degree of soiling in order to obtain an ideal result.
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Remember that hanging-up laundry is the most energy-efficient way of drying.
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Applying for the Summer Semester 2019
Heidelberg University has an online application procedure. Applications for the basic degree programmes are processed through the student administration office of Heidelberg University and must be received by 15 January 2019. Your application and all supporting documents must be at Heidelberg University no later than 15 January 2019. There is no time extension!
Choose one of the following to access an online application:
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"Keep exploring, look out for newer challenges", says a B2B marketer. But why?
For a business to survive and thrive it's always important to keep exploring newer markets and clients. Said that how can B2B marketers look out for innovating Sales and Marketing.
Going through all seminars, webcasts and management books, that present dozens of formulas for setting up a successful business, finding greener marketing pastures is not rocket science.
Market penetration or Market development, whatever you call it actually thrives on five simple rules of marketing: Lets discuss the same:
1. "Market" – Either to the Draggers or the Hip-hoppers:The reach of internet has enlightened even the remotest; therefore target markets would linger within two types of people – the Draggers (confused) and the Hip-hoppers (brilliant).
· Where the confused have no idea of what they want and can be persuaded to buy anything,
· The brilliant can be persuaded to believe that your offering is the best and therefore worth seeking for.
2. "Create" - A heart touching story:
Early concept of mass-mailing is turning out to be vague now. Today customers rule out messages that does not sync in within their interest level. Therefore if the advertising channels have to promote your product build a story that should not only be heart touching but also compelling enough to create some sales.
3. "Promote" – Idea not product:
It was told that people often buy according to logic or per suitability to pockets, mostly wrong. In every product segment there lies a brand that uses an idea or story to engage people to buy more. For ex- In TV segment new age technology that claims to soothe your eyes sell better than normal LCD TV's. Try out that!!
4. "Device" – A new market segment:
Place your product at the "logical extreme" of some aspect of your product category. Analye and find out if a typical product comes with added benefits. If that is the case, just make your product free and charge minimally for the services provided. It would result in a fair game.
Always do start with the packaged information that is already stored in form of market research, consumer databases and market experience. Do not hesitate to go beyond the safer zone and explore the wild!!
Till then wishing you a very Happy New Year!!


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Join the European Laboratory Research and Innovation Group for their next networking event.
Proteolysis targeting chimeras (PROTACs) offer a novel alternative to traditional small molecules. They inhibit proteins by binding to their functional regions and by recruiting E3 ligases to target the protein for degradation through the cells natural ubiquitin/proteasome pathway.
This event will focus on the recent developments in the field, provide an opportunity to learn about the types of protein complexes that are being considered as PROTAC targets and provide an introduction to those new to the field who are looking to start engaging with PROTACs within their own research. Informal presentations will be given by guest speakers followed by a networking session over food and drinks.
Confirmed Speakers & Presentation Titles
"PROTACs – Foundation and recent developments"
Thomas Hayhow (Medicinal Chemist, AstraZeneca)
"Understanding the role of class-I HDAC complexes: a precise method of targeting deacetylase activity in cells"
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An integrated chemistry and assay platform enabling client ubiquitin-system targeted drug discovery and towards supporting the development of PROTAC-based therapeutics
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Our home is always busy. So I have to stay organized with the daily things like the menu, grocery list and other things that need to get done. I've found the best place to organize that is the refrigerator. EVERYONE goes there daily. It's an easy place for eyes to land. If you recall my previous mention of creating the weekly menu chalkboard so I didn't have to explain what was for dinner that multiple times a day - one of my best ideas to date and we've revamped the font on those. But by popular demand we've created a companion Shopping List chalkboard as well as a multipurpose blank chalkboard for notes.
I hate scrambling for a piece of paper in the middle of cooking when I use the last bit of something and need to note it for a future grocery store trip. I'm already close to the refrigerator anyways so I just jot down what we need and snap a picture of my the list on my way out the door. No forgetting the paper in some mysterious place and if I do forget to take a photo of the list before I head out, I can ask someone at home to text a picture to me. I know that last bit isn't a scenario for everyone, but its super easy to train yourself to snap a picture before you head out.
We chose a beautiful bold font for both the menu and shopping list boards. But you can get a totally blank board or have one customized with your own wording. They come with super strong magnets or strung with vegan leather cording to hang up if you're refrigerator isn't magnetic.
I absolutely love mine and use them everyday. I've become a better shopper just from doing this little bit of organization for myself and family. I hope you will check them out. I plan to post a little video on our Instagram of how I use them.
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The following are some of my most recent larger-scale projects, wherein I have taken on the responsibilities of main programmer, UI designer, game designer, and/or various other roles. Small-team game development has been largely collaborative and fluid, involving a little bit of work in all parts from each team member. Click any of the images below to view a trailer of each game!
Soarin' Scurry (Version 1 Trailer)
Created with Miki Straus & Michelle Pineda.
A two-player racing game in which players' bodies are the controllers. Two birds fly through a sky littered with small islands and collect bread along their way to the finish. Players use custom controllers (a floor pad and armbands) to control the flight and the forward momentum of the two racing birds.
Recently our game was expanded and given a total refresh, including but not limited to: new art style, new user interface, new controllers, new levels, and more. Click the button below to learn more.
My contributions: game concept, some controller concepts, programming, user interface design
Pictured: A player suited up in our prototype Soarin' Scurry controller, ready to fly! The brains of the controllers are housed in the small backpack players strap on.
AXIS, a two-player cooperative game
Created with Jaeho Lee.
An abstract two-player platformer about exploring separate dimensions and sending objects between them. AXIS is a game project made by two people over a four month span of time, consisting of two large levels where players do their best to both stay alive, and switch objects between their dimensions to progress.
My contributions: game concept, some level design, programming, implementation of art & sound
Prime-Time Crime
Created with Marco Cortes, Stephen Glatfelter, and Christian Herman. Trailer by Marco Cortes.
A four-player competitive action game in which four burglars wreak havoc through a city to find the most cash they can before they climb into their getaway car.
My contributions: game design, some level design, programming, implementation of art & animation, user interface design
Dream-Menders, a small story-driven game
Created with Jamie Park & Gloria Wan. Trailer by Gloria Wan.
A single-player point-and-click narrative adventure about a Sandman and his Apprentice working together to wake a scientist from their nightmares.
My contributions: story direction, narrative writing, some sound design, user interface design


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New article: Life on God's expense account
People often ask how I can afford to travel the world for a year, after quitting my long-time non-profit job in San Francisco. To be sure, it helped that I also quit paying to live on the outskirts of the most expensive city in my country.
But several months on the road has changed how I think about how "I" am paying for this trip. In my latest piece for Christianity Today, I explain: God Called Me to Quit My Job. But Did I Trust Him Without a Paycheck?


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Cambridgeshire Events
21 July 2019
Nene Valley Railway Classic Car Sunday
21st July, 2019The event has passed.
The Nene Valley Railway Classic Car Sunday is planned to take place at Wansford Station, Stibbington, Peterborough, Sunday 21st July, 2019.
You may reach the event organisers on 01780 784 444.
About the Show
This year Nene Valley Railway is hosting its classic car event. Once again Wansford Station will be home to a stunning collection of over 100 vintage motor cars, each guaranteed to 'transport' you back in time through the decades. Visitors will be treated to a special classic car display, whilst our locomotives steam away in the background.
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Ahl-e-Bait TV, a San Diego-based Islamist satellite station fixated on attacking mainstream Sunni Islam, has been promoting conspiracies that include anti-Semitic allegations of a Sunni-Jewish alliance.
Ahl-e-Bait TV, the only satellite station of its kind based in the U.S., is available through multiple satellite providers around the world. The station, reportedly founded in 2009, has seen its popularity grow in the Arab and Muslim world as a result of its provocative messages, which can be accessed through multiple online platforms as well.
The bulk of the station's broadcast features live discussions between callers from the Muslim and Arab world and the California-based Sheik Hassan Allahyari, a Shi'a cleric originally from Afghanistan whose religious views and public criticism of prominent Muslim figures has increased his profile in the Muslim world in recent years.
In an episode that was posted online on December 13, 2013, Allahyari accused one of the most revered Sunni figures, the second Muslim Caliph, Umar ibn Al-Khattab, of supporting Jews. Allahyari said, "This man [Umar ibn Al-Khattab] deeply loves the Jewish narratives and the satirical religious stories and heretical lies which Jews claim about several of God's prophets, such as Joseph, Lot and Abraham." Allahyari also suggested that ibn Al-Khattab loves "the falsified Torah" and that he was married to a Jewish genie.
In a live discussion in November with a caller from Algeria about ibn Al-Khattab's decision to allow Jews to remain in their homes following the Muslim conquest of Jerusalem, Allahyari accused ibn Al-Khattab of "serving the Jews by letting them live in Palestine." Allahyari added that Umar ibn Al-Khattab preceded contemporary Israeli leaders in the effort to establish a Jewish presence in Palestine.
Although the station's primary target is generally Sunni Muslims, Ahl-e-Bait TV has also attacked Christians, Jews and other Shi'a Muslims in the past who disagree with their views. In a March 9, 2012 broadcast, for example Allahyari ridiculed an Iranian Christian caller for believing in the trinity. Allahyari concluded his conversation with the caller by telling him, "If you had any intelligence, you wouldn't be a Christian."Allahyari has also attacked contemporary Sunni states for seeking support from Christians and Jews in their conflicts, claiming that Saudi Arabia forged alliances with Jews and America against Saddam Hussein during the 1991 Gulf War.
In recent years, the Sunni-Shi'a schism in the Muslim world has sparked anti-Semitic allegations, with each side accusing the other of affiliating with Jews.
Ahl-e-Bait TV describes its goal as to "expose the enemies of the Prophet and his family (p) without pandering to anyone…" and "to show the true Islam which has been hidden from the common people."


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Past Pro Courses
Two weeks ago, Kirk and Mandy-Rae Krack teamed up with 12 RedBull Athletes in Santa Monica, CA. The athletes were not freedivers. They specialized in skiing, surfing, kiting, triathlons, and gaming. They focus was not dominated by maximum breath holding. Instead, these athletes were coached through intensive breathing techniques and repetitive breath holding to advance the individual's ability to manage stress and keep focus under pressure.
Learning to hold their breath allows these athletes to keep calm under pressure, stay focused on immediate physical tasks, make forward progress and support their goals by applying planned strategies.
PFI would like to thank Andy Walshe, Matt Christensen, Sean Hayes and the amazing crew at RedBull High Performance for an incredible opportunity to teach and train these expert athletes: Michelle Parker, Sarah Hendrickson, Bobby Brown, Kirsten Sweetland, Tatum Monod, Will Weisman, DK and Shaun Walsh, Michael Chaves, Aaron Colton, Jake Paul, and Alexander Debelov. Congratulations on all your hard work paying off!
This crew not only takes care of the Yacht and well-being of the passengers while on board, they are now qualified to provide and manage safety for freediving yacht owners and guest see!
The team went through a specialized hybrid course of the PFI Intermediate Freediver course and Safety Supervisor program. They learned how to problem solve and manage freediver hypoxic issues and develop freediver evacuation protocols for their Yacht.
Remember that the only way to ensure your own safety in the ocean whether enjoying a reef at 10m/33ft, spearing fish at 25m/80ft or depth training with counter-balances and lanyards to 60m/200ft, is to freedive with qualified, knowledgeable, and trained safety freedivers. After one week, this crew is ready to provide care and safety for freediving yacht owners and guests.


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BambooHR + Okta
Simplify employee lifecycle management by automating HR and IT processes
The Challenge
HR Information Systems (HRIS), like BambooHR, are usually the system of record for employee information. IT needs this employee data in order to create new accounts, provision applications, and deactivate users when they leave a business. This exchange between HR and IT can be a friction-filled process and is high risk for data transcription error and security vulnerabilities. With the explosion of cloud-based apps, HR systems, and directories, communication between HR and IT needs to be drastically simplified and improved.
- Process inefficiency: It's time-consuming to transmit employee data through email or file extracts—and risky, too
- Security loopholes: Deprovisioning users takes an average of 47 working hours—a long time to be unsecured
- Wasted employee time: Filing helpdesk tickets and waiting for apps and permissions updates takes a toll on output
The Solution
Okta plus BambooHR is a pre-built integration that keeps HR and IT in sync. Employee data and profile updates in BambooHR inform IT systems, enabling automated user lifecycle management across apps (both SaaS and on-premises) and directories like Microsoft Active Directory.
Lower security risk
when users leave
Close security loopholes upon employee departure with automated deprovisioning and access suspension based on HR triggers.
Improve employee
Provision new employees as soon as they start, let them update their own user profiles, and update their permissions when their roles change.
Automate employee provisioning
Assign IT-managed applications automatically, using HR triggers (e.g., New Hires) and user attributes (eg., Department).
Keep data updates fresh everywhere
Ensure the fidelity and freshness of employee attributes by propagating HRIS updates to downstream apps on a recurring basis.
Joint Customer Success
"Identity really just flows from our HR tools into Okta and then into everything else—our internal tools, our external tools...It works really well."
– Aaron Zander, Senior IT Administrator, Massdrop
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Legendary kwaito musician Mdu Masilela has helped an HIV-positive couple to realise their dream of getting married.
The two lovebirds, Stefaan Matimane and Ruby Molefi, who met at a public gathering two years ago, are exchanging vows today at Lefatula Street in Vosloorus, Ekurhuleni.
Matimane, who has been living with HIV for the past 15 years, says he is very happy to finally get married.
"Even if people are not infected by the disease, like Matimane and his wife, they should realise that they are nevertheless affected by it."
He tells Sunday World that most people infected with HIV-Aids don't understand that they can lead a normal life as long as they take care of themselves.
"When I tested HIV-positive people's attitudes towards me changed – but that did not stop me from living my life the way I wanted to," Matimane says.
He says p eople are very judgmental when it comes to people who have tested HIV-positive, like him and his lover, but that won't depress them.
He says what Mdu has done to make their wedding possible is no small thing and they will never forget it.
Matimane says he and his wife-to-be are deeply grateful to Mdu for making their dream come true.
Mdu, of Mazola fame, has given R10000 towards Matimane's ilobola and wedding.
Mdu, known by his fans as the godfather of kwaito, says: "People should change their negative attitude towards HIV-positive people.
"Even if people are not infected by the disease, like Matimane and his wife, they should realise that they are nevertheless affected by it."
Mdu and officials of the Ekurhuleni municipality have been visiting workplaces to motivate people to go for HIV testing so that they know their status.
He says: "I was so touched by how freely Matimane talked about his status in public.
"He approached me and asked me to help out with his wedding and I agreed to do so."
He met Matimane during an HIV-Aids campaign.
On his silenced music career, Mdu says he is making a comeback.
He will be releasing a compilation of his hit songs this week.
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Learning Kentico: Localhost problem (port number is in use & error 401.2)
Back to learning Kentico and this time, my local copy stopped working. Just weird. I encountered this HTTP error 401.2 - Unauthorized issue. This was all working fine for the past few days/month but now it stopped working. What the fudge!
And last Monday also, I encountered this port number is in use issue. I couldn't run both local copies of a test/practice site that I'm working - running in Visual Studio 2013 (for Kentico 10) and the other one is Visual Studio 2017 (for Kentico 11). I think I visited almost all sites suggesting solutions but I couldn't fix it. Jaahhhh...
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And I was having a hard time finding that dynamic ports that they were saying. I need to set it to False so I can enable editing the Port number properly. But it seems not showing really in my Visual Studio, take a look below:
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So I decided to ignore it because I have spent a lot of hours trying to resolve the issue already. I told myself that I will just get back to it when I have more time. Besides, both are working. It's just that I can't run them at the same time.
And today, as I've mentioned earlier - new issue arise! I don't know what happened but I need to fix it.
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So consulted Google as always, and these are the solutions that I have tried.
1. Check if Windows Authentication Module is enabled in IIS Manager - done
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2. Check if Anonymous Authenticated is enabled in IIS Manager - done
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3. Check if I Windows Authenticated mode is ticked in Windows Feature - done
I came to a point also where I checked if I have enabled ASP.Net in the Application Development Features. (This is still in Windows Features -> Internet Information Services -> World Wide Services).
And I also came across a solution saying deleting a duplicate web config file (as they said I must have two copies of it). And yeah, I really deleted it that I encountered a lot of errors. I found a web config file outside my Kentico 11 folder and inside my CMS folder. And the two become that web config file inside the Admin folder. Take note: they are different! It's a no, no! Don't delete. It will not work. Good thing, I was able to fix all the issues.
But the error 401.2 is still not fixed. My hands are already sweating and my eyes are so tired. So I took a rest for a while (washed my coffee cup and restarted my computer). Then, I tried running my back-up copy of Kentico 11. And suddenly that local copy is working. Whatta! (Yes, it was not working also) I also got a notification that I need to change my localhost port number. This time, I need to edit it in Kentico CMS Desk. And yes, I was able to edit it.
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So if I was able to changed it now (through CMS desk) then I can now run my Kentico 10 (VS Express 2013) site - and so I did :)
I don't really remember why it worked but I think I accidentally found the culprit. In the Properties window, the Anonymous Authentication was set to Disabled and as well as the Windows Authentication. Gossshh..I'm so noob. So guys, make sure to check these and enable these two also. This is the number 4 step!
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And viola! All is good now. Phew! What a long post! And what a tiring and fulfilling day it is! :)


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There are few home projects that are more impressive than those done to interior spaces. Some homeowners will start these to modernize individual rooms. It is possible to utilize beautiful natural stone Oregon products for your redesign project. These are also useful in creating a particular theme in the room. Kitchens, for example, are some of the most popular areas for stone displays.
These are not the only options you have to showplace these wonderful images. Laundry rooms, bathrooms, and other spaces in the home can be outfitted with these natural displays. Working with area experts is the best way to determine what the options are. Collaborating this way is the best way to enjoy the final result you have envisioned.
Introducing Color into the Room
Earth colored tones, such as Bordeaux stone used for counters are amazing. This brings in a rich color tone into the room. It is possible to decorate around these stone features. In fact, they serve as focal points for the furnishings and appliances surrounding them. There are many different colors of stone countertops to choose from for your interior spaces.
Adding Nature in the Décor
Brown granite makes any room standout in the home. This works well with a variety of nature mimicking decorations. Hardwood floors that harmonize with this type of natural stone will certainly complete your theme in this space. Some homeowners are searching for décor that adds texture into living spaces. Stone products are terrific pieces to achieve this goal.
Fortunately for residents in Oregon and other areas, they have access to experts in stone. These are professionals when it comes to selecting the right products. The will assist you with completing your themes for your interior projects. Getting an initial consultation is a good approach for learning what the possibilities are for your home.


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In 2012, during an otherwise quiet week in August, the Obama administration implemented a new rule requiring automakers to nearly double the fuel economy of new cars and trucks by 2025. The new standard would set the future average at 54.5 miles per gallon by the 2025 model year, an increase from 29.
At the time, this was a critical achievement for the administration and welcome news for environmental organizations and those concerned about the health of the planet. But as of August 2018, the new rule is facing a potential rollback. As expected, environmentalists and human health advocates are naturally concerned about the impact of weaker fuel standards on pollution and climate-warming carbon emissions. And as of this week, these groups are finding unlikely allies in the auto industry.
They're also finding alliances among individual states—specifically California—because a rollback of the rule will also roll back the ability of states to set their own fuel efficiency standards. California is already planning to fight the change in court, and if it succeeds, automakers will need to deal with two separate sets of efficiency standards (more if additional states end up setting their own rules as well).
The administration has based its justification for the rollback on questionable legal grounds (most notably, the false assertion that higher fuel standards will make automobiles unsafe, because owners will hold onto cars longer before upgrading them). So win or lose, court challenges are likely to test this foundation and ensnare the measure in court for months to come.
The new proposal aims to do two things: 1) halt the increase of average fuel standards in 2021 at 37 miles per gallon (instead of increasing to 54.5), and 2) revoke the waivers that now allow California and 13 other states to set their own standards.
The weakest point in the safety- based argument for lower fuel standards will likely be challenged by a 2012 analysis of the same rule, which came to the opposite conclusion: tighter fuel standards will actually reduce auto casualties and save over 100 lives within the next 13 years.
Fearing regulatory uncertainty and the possibility of separate fuel standards required by different states, several automakers are choosing not to back the rollback efforts. The American Petroleum Institute has not yet produced a public statement.


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What is the Educational Committee Life Sciences?
The Educational Committee (EC) is composed of 14 members (7 teaching staff and 7 MSc student) who represent the research Master's programmes of Graduate School of Life Sciences. The main task of the EC consists of assessing and ensuring the quality of education of the Master's programmes within the School. This is done by evaluating Master's courses, writing assignments, and research projects using students' evaluations and teachers' feedback. The main aspects that are evaluated are the scientific level of the courses, study efficiency and student satisfaction. In addition, the EC looks at the overall quality of all the master's programs using student opinions, exit evaluations, and a yearly meeting with each master coordinator. The other tasks of the EC include yearly reviewing the Education and Examination Regulations (EER), discussing education related developments, and making general recommendation to the Board of Studies in order to improve the teaching within the GSLS.
Up to date information about the members of the Educational Committee Life Sciences can be found in the study guide.
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Easy Holiday Makeup Look
Happy Holidays friends! You have no idea how happy I am that Christmas is less then a week away. I've basically been non-stop Christmas baking and listening to all my favourite holiday songs since November. Current favourite song: Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays by NSYNC. I seriously can not help, but sing this song when it's on. It's also a very good song to get ready to for the holiday season.
Speaking of getting ready, I've put together a fun (and super easy) holiday look that's going to take you less than 15 minutes to do. Cause trust me, I know that in between all the wrapping, laughing, and eating it basically leaves you with no time to get ready before your holiday parties.
This look is something a little bit different than your traditional red Christmas lip. I took a note from Elsa, and put together this icy glam makeup look. Not only are you going to look cool, but with how easy this is you can't go wrong! (And I'm not going to apologize for my cheesy pun, who doesn't love a good pun?!)
Step 1: Apply your foundation, concealer, powder, and eyeshadow primer. Then add a very light nude colour all over your lid.
Step 2: Take your favourite neutral crease colour and define your crease and outer corner.
Step 3: Take a shimmer/holographic white shadow and place it all over your lid. (Pro tip: I used a highlighter for this step!)
Step 4: Use a chunky silver glitter shadow and apply it allover where you put the shimmery white shadow.
Step 5: Apply a line of liquid liner and some mascara.
Step 6: To finish off add some of the shimmery white shadow along the inner corner of your eyes, add some blush, and as little or as much highlighter as you want. Lastly top your lips off with a light, sparkly, champagne lip gloss. And your done!
Products used:
MAKE UP FOR EVER Ultra HD Invisible Cover Foundation
Maybelline New York Fit Me! Concealer
Maybelline New York Instant Age Rewind Treatment Concealer
NYX HD Powder
Two Faced Sweethearts Blush
Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion Original
Tarte Tarteist Pro Palette
stila Magnificent Metals Glitter & Glow Liquid Eyeshadow in Diamond Dust
L'Oréal Lash Paradise Mascara
Anastasia Beverly Hills Glow Kit - Nicole Guerriero in Forever Lit
Huda Beauty Lip Strobe in Starcrossed


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Date Published: February 2017
This transmits CHG-2 to Rev-7 of the CPD Monitoring Handbook 6509.2. This Handbook includes all programs and technical areas for which CPD staff have monitoring responsibilities. The primary purpose of this revision is to provide updated guidance for monitoring CPD programs for compliance with 2 CFR part 200, Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards ("Uniform Requirements"). Primary changes include:


text: Are you searching for a very simple chair that is light in weight and delightful in looks Well, the metal chair in green will end your search because it is one chair that satisfies all those aforementioned requirements. With the simplest of designs, this chair has been made from metal and can be used either indoors or outdoors. Use it in your garden while you sip tea on a lovely summer's morning, or use it in the veranda or your living room: in all three places it will add its brilliance to the ambience.Additionally, this chair has been made from quality materials; this ensures that it will stand the test of time without elements like moisture wearing it. It will be perfect for those homes that wish to create a casual and a laid back atmosphere. Indeed, this metal chair is a delightful creation.


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Pre-Lenten Workshop
Let My People Go!
The annual Pre-Lenten Workshop is held on campus each year to help pastors in developing their worship resources for Lent.
Friday, Jan. 25, 2019
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Presidents Room
Registration (includes lunch): $50
Registration deadline: Jan. 7, 2019
Dr. Reed Lessing
Senior Pastor
St. Michael Lutheran Church, Fort Wayne, Ind.
There is no doubt the Exodus was a foundational event in the history of Israel — the Hebrew Bible mentions God's saving deliverance from Egypt 125 times! This Lenten sermon series explores what the Exodus means for us as Christians, what it shows us about God and, in the process, gives us a portrait of who Jesus is for us.
Additional Continuing Education Opportunities
Faith and Writing Workshop
Concordia Seminary's "Faith and Writing" workshop explores various forms of creative writing — starting a blog, creating a sermon or devotion, "traditional" forms of creative writing (story, nonfiction, drama, poetry) — and everything in between.
Lay Bible Institute
Calling lay people, students involved in homiletical education, pastors and others interested in the proclamation of the Gospel in today's world: the Lay Bible Institute is for you!
Multiethnic Symposium
The Seminary's annual Multiethnic Symposium brings together Lutherans and mission leaders of various ethnicities from across the country for workshops, discussions and worship.
Summer Workshop Series
Hosted by congregations across the country May through August, and led by Seminary faculty, these workshops offer an opportunity to delve deeply into topics ranging from the teachings of Martin Luther to pastoral tools, such as preaching, responding to conflict and teaching confirmation.
Theological Symposium
Parish pastors, LCMS district and Synod officials, Seminary and Concordia University students and faculty, and interested laypersons attend each year to delve into some of the most pressing issues of our time. One CEU is available for attending the Symposium.


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Wow! What a magical year 2011 was. I had some truly fabulous meals and many amazing culinary adventures. I also had some life-changing press! -
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/28/dinin ... wanted=all
Here were some of the highlights:
Top meal of the year:
Momofuku Ko - David Chang's 12 seat foodie gem blew my mind. All 12 courses.
Top Newcomers of the Year:
Fatty Cue (West Village)
Zabb Elee
Barrio 47
The Dutch
Go To Spot of the Year:
New Malaysia Restaurant - I found myself at this restaurant most often. Love this place!
Most Memorable Dishes of the Year:
Oysters and Pearls (Per Se)
All sushi from Sushi of Gari (Midtown location)
Sea Urchin Cappucino (Eleven Madison Park)
Pork Soup Dumplings (RedFarm)
Oyster Pan Roast (John Dory Oyster Bar)
Most Fun Dish of the Year:
All the ice cream cookie sandwiches from the Coolhaus Truck. Unbelievable!
Restaurant I sent two dishes back:
Imperial No. 9 - oops, someone messed up.
Burger of the Year:
Lamb Burger (The Breslin)
Runner up: Steakhouse Burger (The Brindle Room)
Charming West Village Restaurants you need to go to:
I Sodi and Buvette
Fried Chicken of the Year:
Lexington Brass
Waiter of the Year:
Raphael (Buvette)
Ok, so these were just some quick highlights of a truly magical year. 2012 promises to be even bigger and better. Look out for the NYC Foodie, Foodie Magician, on a tv channel near you soon too! Have a wonderful 2012!
Bon Appetit!