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TAIF – An international airport will be established in this resort city shortly as part of a SR11 billion New Taif project launched by Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman.
"We have formed committees to follow up implementation of six projects under the scheme," said Saleh Al-Sulami, supervisor of New Taif projects at the Makkah governorate.
Apart from the airport, the mega scheme includes Souk Okaz, a techno park, a housing quarter, an industrial city and a university campus, Al-Sulami said in a press statement.
He said Makkah Emir Prince Khaled Al-Faisal, who is adviser to the King, has ordered the setting up of a service center in the location to speed up implementation the projects.
"We have started work on the projects with the support of Taif municipality and police, which will prevent encroachment on government land," he explained.
Al-Sulami said all government departments involved in the project have been instructed to provide regular reports to the governorate on progress of work.
"The project aims at transforming Taif into a modern city in line with the Kingdom's Vision 2030 and its objectives," he said, adding that the private sector will play a major role in the project.
The government has allocated SR11 billion to establish infrastructure projects and provide services such as water, electricity and roads. "We expect huge investments from the private sector to carry out various projects for the development of New Taif," he said.
The General Authority of Civil Aviation has signed a contract to build an international airport in Taif. A consortium including Lebanon's Consolidated Contractors and Munich Airport will complete the airport by 2020 at a cost of SR3.137 billion.
The new Taif airport, which will be the Kingdom's third airport developed under public-private partnership, will have an initial capacity of 5 million passengers a year, which could be increased to 8 million. The project covers an area of 48 million square meters.
The government has allocated SR2 billion for the new university project, which includes construction of 16 college and hostel buildings.
Work on the housing quarter has already started on an area of 12.14 million square meters and the government has given SR590 million to provide infrastructure.
"More than 10,000 housing units will be established in the quarter and it will be one of the largest housing projects in the Makkah region," Al-Sulami said.
The techno park will be established in cooperation with King Abdulaziz City of Science and Technology. "We have given two plots of land to KACST to implement the project, which includes an aircraft assembling factory, a solar panel factory, a solar power generation plant and an advanced fodder factory.
Referring to Souk Okaz, Al-Sulami said it was one of the initiatives of Saudi Commission for Tourism and National Heritage. The government has allocated SR815 million for the project. The first phase of Souk Okaz will draw an investment of more than SR3.32 billion.
"We expect Souk Okaz will attract 260,000 tourists annually to Taif, will contribute SR294 million to the gross domestic product and create 4,400 new jobs," he said, adding that hotels with 1,250 rooms and 130 housing units will be established as part of the project.
Speaking about the industrial city, Al-Sulami said it would be the first such city in Taif. Spread on an area of 11 million square meters, it will be located 55 km from downtown Taif and 29 km from the new airport. A total of SR120 million has been given for building infrastructure for the industrial city.
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I got to thinking about death last night/today (don't ask me why; I don't remember the reason), and I thought about funerals/memorial services, and the like, where everybody talks about the recently deceased and the impact they had on them and such.
So it got me wondering, if I were to die tomorrow (hypothetically speaking, of course - I'm not suicidal in the least), what would people say? Would they say anything? Would they say I was a jerk? That they wish they'd never met me? The complete opposite?
I'm asking you, the readers of this blog, whether it be on Facebook or on LJ, to respond. If I were to die tomorrow, what would you say at my funeral?
On another note, the song Our Last Summer by ABBA is starting to depress me, because it makes me think about this upcoming summer at Quadra, and how it's my last one there as a cadet. Which is suckish (the song depressing me), because I really love that song. :(
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It would make me very sad if you died tomorrow, and when I come to your funeral, I'll say this: Goodbye. I will miss you like a person in a wheelchair two blocks away misses the bus. In my opion, we didn't spend enough time together, we maybe didn't get to know each other as well as we could, and it's my fault because, though I'm the one who has a licence and a vehicle, I never took the time, effort, or fuel to come visit. I'm sorry. On the other hand, you can no longer fight with anyone. Death has finally solved violence. It's too bad you won't be able to go to Quadra this summer. It would have been great with you there. See you on the other side. When I get to heaven. Goodbye!
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The day after what would have been George Harrison's 73rd birthday, February 26, 2016, Hot Records Ltd. and Vagrant Records are proud to present George Fest: A Night To Celebrate The Music Of George Harrison. Recorded and filmed on September 28th, 2014 at the The Fonda Theater in Los Angeles. This wonderful live tribute will be available in 4 configurations including 2xCD/DVD, 2xCD/Blu-Ray, 3xLP (180 gram) and digital download.
Produced by Dhani Harrison and David Zonshine, Harrison stated, "I've always imagined a small club show where my generation of musicians could cut loose on some of the deeper tracks from his career… So, in a totally new and vibrant way, I once again found myself taking the stage with some of my most treasured musical heroes to the sound of the most familiar music in my life… I hope you enjoy listening to these as much as I do. They are some of the best interpretations of my father's songs I could have ever thought possible."


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The year 2013 marked the first ever Garage Sale Heaven on Highway 67 in Nevada County, Arkansas. The community-wide garage sale takes place on the same weekend as the Fall Festival and Trade Days held in downtown Prescott.
Organizers hope to eventually expand the sale all the way to the Texas state line, including Clark, Hempstead, and Miller counties.
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- If a price seems too high, consider asking for a lower price. Haggling is perfectly acceptable at yard sales, as long as you remain polite. At most garage sales, sellers are more likely to negotiate during the afternoon, and on the second day of the sale.
- Take plenty of cash, especially small bills. By the time you find an ATM and drive back to a sale, the items you wanted may be long gone.
- Use caution when parking at sales held along the highway. You don't want to block the highway for other motorists, and you don't want to get hit.
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text: Extreme Wineby Mike VesethRowman & Littlefield, 2013Other than token mentions of Icewine, one rarely sees coverage of the Canadian wine industry in the international press. Yet wine economist and blogger Mike Veseth has managed to fill two pages profiling the Okanagan Valley in his new book: Extreme Wine: Searching the World for the Best, the Worst, the Outrageously Cheap, the Insanely Overpriced and the Undiscovered. While some may argue that our local bottles could fit into any one of Veseth's categories, it's as an "undiscovered" region that a visit to the Okanagan rates as an "extreme" wine experience. Now if the author was telling tales of New Age voodoo in Stephen Cipes' pyramid we might understand this, but it's the extreme surprise that the region exists at all that makes it, in Veseth's opinion, so edgy. And this from a guy who lives in Tacoma, Washington. To tell the truth, his adventures -- a stay at the Summerland Waterfront Resort, dinner at Local and a visit to Burrowing Owl -- seem more like a tame press trip courtesy of Thompson Okanagan Tourism, than say … naked bungee jumping off a Kettle Valley Railway trestle, or even a winter's drive down the Hope-Princeton sans snow tires. However it's nice to see those worthy establishments getting some non-homegrown love for a change. In his observations about the Valley, Veseth gets some things right. "Everybody (he meets) complains about the cost and difficulty of getting distribution in the other Canadian provinces.." Yet others couldn't hit the cellar door. "The Okanagan wine region in British Columbia has a decided advantage over most winegrowing regions," he states. "Usually the wine comes first, and then the tourist support infrastructure slowly develops. It's the other way around here. " Uh, well… anyone who ever struggled pre-2005 to find more to eat than schnitzel by the lake knows that's not exactly true. The wowed author pays tribute to Mission Hill's iconic bell tower … "It's just like Robert Mondavi's!" But then fails to make any mention of what he thought of Anthony von Mandl's wines. Or anyone else's wines, for that matter. Granted, this is not a book for the "sniferatti or spitterati", andthank goodness for that. Veseth seems like he actually enjoys thinking about wine more than drinking the stuff, and with the most entertaining point-out-the-elephant-in-the-room results. Yeah, why is it we spit out expensive wines at tastings, and then gulp down the cheap stuff at parties? Okanagan coverage aside, for a book that is written by an academic, Extreme Wine is delightfully full of interesting oddities, fascinating facts and unconventional viewpoints. If you are a wine geek who can live without the usual drip feed of tasting notes, you find it an exhilarating read indeed.


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February 17th,2018
Week 6 has finally approached, Tuesday will be the last day to work on our robot and everyone is on their feet. We are extremely excited for this years competition, we love the theme and can't wait to see how our hard work is going to pay off. Our mechanical team is finishing their elevator lift, their work has come a long way, they have learned a lot this build season. Our design team is finishing the individual characters for each team member, I'm excited to see what mine will look like! (Of course the cutest :0) The coding team is experimenting with methods that will work best to guarantee our win, once again. The jitters are all over the place but with your support at competitions, we'll be alright. See you at competition!
February 4th, 2018
This weekend we have accomplished even more. So far, we were able to reorganize our tool kits, hardware, and other building materials. We finished creating our team's avatar, which we put on a button. We also created school signage in order to promote robotics, and what we have done so far this year. Our robot's skeleton has been completed & the elevator lift is under construction. Our elevator lift will be used in competition to lift the power cube onto the switch and scale. Our coding team has also made a lot of progress to develop a library to facilitate the development of robot's code. The rest is top secret ;^).
January 27th, 2018
Since our last meeting, our team members and mentors have worked extremely hard to build a prototype based on a design that will enable us to be effective in competition. Also, members on our design team have worked on creating our team uniform for this season, and they have created custom buttons that will be sent to our Custom Ink t-shirt purchasers.
Building season is all hands on deck, there are many tasks to complete in a span of only 6 weeks. However, our members have similar, but each one is unique. We asked some of them the question everyone has been dying to ask, 'How is building season going?'
Here is what they had to say:
Joanna Aguilar; " It's been an exciting and efficient season. As a team we brainstorm ideas and find ways to incorporate them into our future robot!"
Ousmane Balde; "So far we are way ahead of where we were last year around this time. This is exciting because we know that there are opportunities in ways to expand our knowledge and what type of engineering we'd like to do"
Michael Nova; "It's been fun, working with new people is intriguing and has been life changing experience"
Julian Fandino; "I'm proud of the team" wise, blunt words from our captain.
We still have much to complete, in our next meeting, which will be on week 4, we will continue working on our prototype. The weeks that are going to come are going to be filled with hard work, wish us luck. See you at the competitions!
January 20th, 2018
We are a couple of weeks into build season and have been working diligently to understand this year's game and have been coming up with tactics to make sure our team is once again, number one! We have went through many safety procedures as a group to ensure our safety, have brainstormed ideas to create a working robot, and started to create our Drive and Electronic Systems.
We also had a successful Custom Ink T-Shirt fundraiser. We raised a total of $781! We want to thank everyone that purchased a T-shirt and donated to us, your support means a lot to us as a growing team. The remaining weeks left to build our robot will be challenging but I know our effort will be worth it. Wish us luck and see you at the competitions!
October 21st, 2017
After 3 years of moving in between schools in order to prepare for our FIRST Robotics Competition, as well as having to go outside to cut metals and wood, we finally have our own lab!
The idea of having our own lab has always been on our mind, we transformed our dreams into reality when we won the 2016 NYC All Star Rookie Award. We want to give a special thanks to Queens Vocational And Technical High School for letting us reside and use their materials in order to prepare for our FIRST Robotics Competition. We would also like to thank the NYC Board of Education for helping us achieve this wonderful lab.
Our team is very excited with the new lab they have received, here is one of the many reactions.
Agustin Romero: "Its hard to believe, that from the beginning we had nothing and progressed to something we dreamed of. I am very proud of what we have become."
July 3, 2017
A little less than a week ago we watched the seniors of our team cross the stage and become high school graduates. When the season began we would all joke about winning the regional and attending champs this year. We all hoped to end this season with a bang for our seniors to be able to say that they walked away with a victory. That joke soon became our reality and we could not be more proud. Thank you, seniors, for all the work you put into our team, you all continued to go above and beyond. Due to the long hours required we became a family and while it is sad that some will be moving on we wish them all nothing but the best. Here are their plans for this coming up year:
- Darleane Torres will be attending Hampshire College in Massachusetts to study Technology and Business.
- Aminah Ashrafi will be serving as a FIRST AmeriCorps VISTA.
- Cristy Galarza will be attending Medaille College up in Buffalo New York to study Vet Tech.
- Tyree Coger will be attending Baruch College to study Computer Information Systems.
- Henry Zapata will be attending John Jay College of Criminal Justice to study Forensic Psychology.
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I've just returned from my annual trip to Iceland, where things are not quite as bleak as the press would have us believe. I didn't see any shops that had gone out of business, or speak to any locals who had lost their jobs. The only real difference compared to previous visits was that the local currency has dropped in value, which meant that essential purchases such as food and CDs were quite a bit cheaper this year. At least one shop said they were benefiting from this, as tourists are now spending more. I noticed a distinct air of cynicism towards the UK government and media for the way they have portrayed Iceland recently, but not towards the UK public in general as our money is always welcome in local shops! The main purpose of my trip, for those of you who are not already aware, is to attend the Iceland Airwaves festival, which happens every October. The festival organisers had been forced to place an announcement on their website reassuring everyone that it was still going ahead, to counter scaremongering from the BBC (amongst others) who had suggested that it would be cancelled. With a diverse selection of local and international talent signed up to play and a huge number of tickets already sold to visitors from all across Europe and the US, a cancellation was never on the cards. I was interviewed by a German radio journalist who was reporting on the effect of the financial crisis on foreign visitors. So far I have failed to find the show on the radio station's website, so I don't know if German listeners ever got to hear my comments.
There's not enough space for a full review of all the bands that played, so I'll just give a quick summary of a few of the highlights. Firstly a handful of non-Icelandic acts that I particularly enjoyed: I've recently discovered El Perro Del Mar so it was a pleasure to see her melancholy folk-pop played live. Final Fantasy is the project of Canadian violinist Owen Pallett, who uses an
assortment of effect pedals to create what sounds like a whole string quartet from just one violin. Miracle Fortress, another Canadian act, are possibly my favourite new discovery of this year's festival. They produce droning keyboard sounds that could have come from MBV's "Loveless", but overlaid with vocal harmonies reminiscent of the Beach Boys.
There were other high-profile international acts that I didn't get to see, as it's always an effort to fit in all the bands you want to watch when there is usually something going on in at least five different venues, and I always aim to see as many Icelandic bands as possible. This year I was surprised that local favourites Mugison and My Summer as a Salvation Soldier were not on the bill, despite both of them having released new albums recently. I hope this doesn't mean they've become too big to play Airwaves. A highlight from previous festivals that I was pleased to see on the bill again this year was Mammút. Their energetic post-punk is always enjoyable and they've finally got round to releasing their second album. Lights On The Highway were slated by many of the reviews in the following day's press, but I enjoyed their '70s psychedelia. Just in case anyone hadn't realised which era they are stuck in, they included a cover of Pink Floyd's "Breathe in the Air". FM Belfast make quirky synthpop (not unlike US acts Yacht/Blow), including an almost unrecognisable cover of Rage Against The Machine's "Killing in the Name", which has become something of a club anthem locally. The band members were very friendly when I found myself having lunch next to them on the final day of the festival.
Seabear play a kind of rustic folk in the style of Sufjan Stevens or Iron & Wine. Their sound, in particular the vocalist, was so similar to the recent crop of great acts coming out of the US that I had to double-check that Seabear are in fact Icelandic. Their wonderful album "The Ghost That Carried Us Away" is released by Morr Music of Berlin, so it may actually be available to readers outside of Iceland who are tempted by the description. Hjaltalín were also compared to Sufjan Stevens in the festival literature, but the wide range of instruments they used put me more in mind of the Arcade Fire or even Birmingham's own Shady Bard.
Unfortunately, if you want to hear more of these bands then you may need to visit Iceland as most of their work is not released internationally. If you do find yourself in Reykjavík, then 12 Tónar is the place to visit. This has rapidly become my favourite shop anywhere in the world; they release most of the local acts through their own label, allow you to take anything you like from the shelves and listen to it on one of the shop's many CD players, and bring you endless cups of coffee while you're deciding what to buy. Their website doesn't feature a complete online shop at the moment, but if you are desperate for any of the music I've described here, just drop them a line and tell them that I sent you - I'm sure they will be happy to arrange international shipping.
This year the guys from 12 Tónar introduced me to the music of Kid Twist and kindly burned me a CD of a few demo tracks that were on the shop's laptop. The band were not performing on the main festival bill, but made a brief mid-afternoon appearance in the shop itself on the first day of the festival. They are obviously influenced by 1960s acts such as the Seeds and the 13th Floor Elevators, but I was reminded more of the noisy psychedelia that was briefly popular in the late '80s/early '90s (Dr. Phibes & the House of Wax Equations in particular) - perhaps because I was around to experience that era first-hand! I guess 12 Tónar may have plans to release something from them soon, although if they do, I think the band's choice of name could cause some confusion. While searching for the band's website, I came across a Scottish electro act and a US DJ, both of them also called Kid Twist.
Iceland Airwaves has now been running for 10 years, and it seems to be more popular each year so there is no reason why it shouldn't continue for many more years. I hope to see some of you there in 2009.


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Caroline Lowe and Sue Dolman provided natural material workshops at this year's Llanfyllin Show. Participants go the opportunity to do peg loom weaving with wool and making dream catchers and other items out of willow.
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The Bon Maharaj Educational Engineering College was founded by Late. Swami B.H.Bon Maharaj in 1948. At present the group has four colleges namely Bon Maharaj Engineering College, Bon Maharaj Institute of Management and Technology, Vrindavan Law College and Institute of Oriental Philosophy (P.G.College). The group offers varied number of courses in engineering, management, computer science, education and law.
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History of Franks Firewood
Frank got started in 1972 with a chainsaw, screwdriver and a crescent wrench.
He started by converting inland Blue Oak and live Oak forest into grass range-lands. After a number of years of observation, the conscience began to dictate that he was destroying a non-renewable type of forest land. This is due to their extreme slow growth, and also to a large California deer and cattle population that will eat every Blue Oak and White Oak and Live Oak seedling to be found, with the exception of highway corridors which is host to the main deer predator- the automobile.
After 7 years in business in 1979, Frank was found by his future wife and business partner, Jolene. Being attracted to what she wrongly thought was a lucrative business, and seeing the potential to play with REAL Tonka trucks and Toys, they were married in 1980.
They moved to Boonville in 1984, finding a real purpose in their business - removing Tan Oak - a fast growing renewable ìweed treeî of the forest. This serves 2 purposes; a source of renewable energy, and regenerating the forest back to the redwood stands that used to be in the area. There are now approximately 45,000 conifers replanted every year by Mendocino Redwood Co. in the areas where the hardwoods are removed by and for Frankís Firewood.


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Our client is an international medical communications agency who is seeking a Scientific Director or Editorial Team Leader to join and lead an editorial team in either their London or Cheshire offices.
The Scientific Director / Editorial Team Leader will take responsibility for the scientific strategy and integrity of major medical communication and education programmes and activities across a global oncology account. The deliverables will include publications, medical affairs educational materials, strategic projects, meetings - ad boards, investigator meetings and educational pieces. Working with closely with the Client Services, and leading a team of around 10, you will guide contact with clients, provide strategic direction, write content, provide content briefs and review others writers' work.
In return, you can expect an excellent salary and suite of benefits including pension, bonus, 22 days holidays and much more. This is a great opportunity to join one of the world's largest medical education and communication agencies, known for scientific excellence and medical communication expertise.
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TMTalks: Ken Olson, President of IFOMPT
In this episode, Rachel Jermann sits down with Ken Olson, president of the International Federation of Orthopedic Manipulative Physical Therapists (IFOMPT). We chat what IFOMPT is, how countries join, and what it means to be a Fellow. Ken talks about the latest push to bring South American countries on board, and the importance of an international community with internationally known standards.
Originally recorded for our episode on World PT Day, Ken helps us decode the alphabet soup of residency/fellowship. You can check out the full residency/fellowship series here.
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Somehow, it was legal before.
But Tuesday, American Airlines joined the host of other carriers who are announcing bans on people taking hunting trophies on planes, the Associated Press's Scott Mayerowitz reports.
"I don't think there was much of this shipment taking place, so there is minimal revenue loss and big PR gain for them," Mayerowitz quoted a travel industry consultant saying of American Airlines.
NBC also reported last night that United Airlines was instituting a similar ban.
Delta Airlines announced its own ban Monday. As recently as May, Mayerowitz notes, Delta had said it would continue to allow such shipments "as long as they were legal." Delta services the most flights to African countries among American carriers.
"Delta would not answer questions from The Associated Press about why the decision was made now and how many hunting trophies it has shipped in recent years," Mayerowitz writes.
A campaign to petition airlines now hosted on SumOfUs.org announced last week that major international carriers including Air France, Qantas and Singapore were also signaling bans.
The announcements come after Zimbabwe's "Cecil the lion" was killed by Walter Palmer, an American dentist, with a bow and arrow. Newsweek reported that Zimbabwe is now seeking Palmer's extradition on "poaching" charges.
"There's another villain in this story — global airline companies who are happy to transport these dead, endangered species 'trophies' around the world," the campaign says. "If airlines refused, illegal trophy hunters would be stuck and the lions would be safe."
The petition has over 260,000 signatories.
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Fresh off the brazen move by U.S. Marshals to sweep up and hide a local police department's use of "Stingray" technology to vacuum up cellphone data, the AP now reports that it was apparently a matter of policy.
The Obama administration has been quietly advising local police not to disclose details about surveillance technology they are using to sweep up basic cellphone data from entire neighborhoods, The Associated Press has learned.
Citing security reasons, the U.S. has intervened in routine state public records cases and criminal trials regarding use of the technology. This has resulted in police departments withholding materials or heavily censoring documents in rare instances when they disclose any about the purchase and use of such powerful surveillance equipment.
Federal involvement in local open records proceedings is unusual. It comes at a time when President Barack Obama has said he welcomes a debate on government surveillance and called for more transparency about spying in the wake of disclosures about classified federal surveillance programs.
One well-known type of this surveillance equipment is known as a Stingray, an innovative way for law enforcement to track cellphones used by suspects and gather evidence. The equipment tricks cellphones into identifying their owners' account information and transmitting data to police as if it were a phone company's tower. That allows police to obtain cellphone information without having to ask for help from service providers, such as Verizon or AT&T, and can locate a phone without the user even making a call or sending a text message.
But without more details about how the technology works and under what circumstances it's used, it's unclear whether the technology might violate a person's constitutional rights or whether it's a good investment of taxpayer dollars.
We now know that local and often federal law enforcement officials aren't using this technology to catch terrorists. They're using them for more mundane policing, like catching people suspected of drug crimes. So the Obama administration is urging opaqueness from local police agencies about a technology that may be violating the Fourth Amendment rights of Americans because, in the administration's opinion, revealing the details of said technology could jeopardize national security.
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We love winter walks with our little ones, whether it's a family affair or just me and baby getting out for some fresh air. Even in the middle of winter, the temperature shouldn't stop you getting out with all of the winter gear now available. Plus, it's good for the mind, body and soul to get out for a walk – to exercise, take in nature and boost happiness. One of our key pieces this winter has been the 7am Enfant NIDO, which has come in handy for our strolls in the colder weather as well as on car trips and running errands around town. The NIDO is a car seat cover, primarily, but can also be used with your infant carrier whilst on a stroller and as a stroller footmuff once your child is using an upright pushchair seat, up to around 18 months of age, with the larger size.
When it comes to car seat safety, we think parents need to be informed of up-to-date safety features and dangers and there are some key points to ensuring your little one stays safe whilst travelling. Extra fabric behind baby's back is very dangerous when they're sat in their car seat as the safety harness needs to be kept tight in case of a collision. A puffy coat or snowsuit can add around 4 inches of slack between your little one and the harness straps and therefore even if the safety harness seems tight, in the event of a collision, the material will compress, and the child can be ejected from seat.
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Formed in 2003 by Solstice (Gbr) guitar player Richard M. Walker, Isen Torr is an epic traditional metal act. Walker Enlisted the aid of ex-Destiny's End guitarist Perry M. Grayson, Twisted Tower Dire vocalist Tony Taylor (RIP 06 Feb 2010), ex-Ritual Steel bassist Oliver Zühlke and Ritual Steel drummer Martin Zellmer. They recorded their debut EP "Mighty & Superior" in Germany in July 2003.
Released on limited 10" black vinyl and picture disc by Metal Supermancy to critical acclaim in early 2004, "Mighty & Superior" was later reissued on CD and 10" vinyl by Shadow Kingdom Records.
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Avicenna (/ˌævəˈsɛnə/; also Ibn Sīnā or Abu Ali Sina; Persian: ابن سینا; c. 980 – June 1037) was a Persian polymath who is regarded as one of the most significant physicians, astronomers, thinkers and writers of the Islamic Golden Age.
Avicenna (Arabic, Abu Ali al-Husayn ibn Abd Allah ibn Sina) (980-1037), Iranian Islamic philosopher and physician, born near Bukhoro (now in Uzbekistan). The son of a government official, Avicenna studied medicine and philosophy in Bukhoro. At the age of 18 he was rewarded for his medical abilities with the post of court physician to the Samanid ruler of Bukhoro. He remained in this position until the fall of the Samanid Empire in 999. After that he traveled and lectured on astronomy and logic at Jurjan, near the Caspian Sea. He spent the last 14 years of his life as scientific adviser and physician to the ruler of Eşfahān (Isfahan).
Regarded by Muslims as one of the greatest Islamic philosophers, Avicenna is an important figure in the fields of medicine and philosophy. His work The Canon of Medicine was long preeminent in the Middle East and in Europe as a textbook. It is significant as a systematic classification and summary of medical and pharmaceutical knowledge up to and including Avicenna's time. The first Latin translation of the work was made in the 12th century, the Hebrew version appeared in 1491, and the Arabic text in 1593, the second text ever printed in Arabic.
Avicenna has been described as the father of early modern medicine. Of the 450 works he is known to have written, around 240 have survived, including 150 on philosophy and 40 on medicine.
His most famous works are The Book of Healing, a philosophical and scientific encyclopedia, and The Canon of Medicine, a medical encyclopedia which became a standard medical text at many medieval universities and remained in use as late as 1650. In 1973, Avicenna's Canon Of Medicine was reprinted in New York.
Avicenna's best-known philosophical work is Kitab ash-Shifa (Book of Healing), a collection of treatises on Aristotelian logic, metaphysics, psychology, the natural sciences, and other subjects. Avicenna's own philosophy was based on a combination of Aristotelianism and Neoplatonism. Contrary to orthodox Islamic thought, Avicenna denied personal immortality, God's interest in individuals, and the creation of the world in time. Because of his views, Avicenna became the main target of an attack on such philosophy by the Islamic philosopher al-Ghazali. Nevertheless, Avicenna's philosophy remained influential throughout the Middle Ages.
Besides philosophy and medicine, Avicenna's corpus includes writings on astronomy, alchemy, geography and geology, psychology, Islamic theology, logic, mathematics, physics and poetry.
Avicenna died in June 1037, in his fifty-eighth year, in the month of Ramadan and was buried in Hamadan, Iran.
The word Persia gives the image of a magical and mysterious land of far away and long ago, of ancient monuments and beautiful works of art – carpets, tiles, fine ceramics and miniatures. It also reminds us of legendary and tragic love stories and epic poems about great wars. And Persia is indeed a world ancient and contemporary, a bridge between heaven and earth.
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This workshop is designed according to the UNESCO World Heritage Education Programme in order to give young people a chance to voice their concerns and to become involved in the protection of our common cultural and natural heritage. It seeks to encourage and enable tomorrow's decision-makers to participate in heritage conservation and to respond to the continuing threats facing our World Heritage. The idea of involving young people in World Heritage preservation and promotion came as a response to Article 27 of the Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage (World Heritage Convention).
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Number of trainees: 7
Duration: 3 hours
The workshop of "Patrimonito" was held on 29th of December. Participants arrived around 10:30 and they were welcomed by hot chocolate and Persian cup cakes. After a little introduction by trainers and trainees, the process started by making two groups and letting them choose a name for their group, each group was accompanied by a mentor then each group was given some images of world heritage sites in Iran and some descriptions, each group was asked to match images and descriptions, the mentor was guiding them throughout the activity. All trainees were participating actively and trying to remember their experiences about their travels to these places. When they were done with the activity, the mentors started giving the answers and a brief explanation about each site; mentors were using trainees' ideas and experiences to complete their tasks.
Shortly after that, the second part started which was a presentation done by two of mentors. The aim of this presentation was to define the value of these world heritage sites and duties of each person as a "Patrimonito", and what happens if there is no "Patrimonito" and nobody cares about our tangible or intangible heritage. In this part trainees started questioning and understanding the whole concept of being a "Patrimonito", they also added their own suggestions on how to protect our heritage and by the end of this part, they were completely aware about their role as a "Patrimonito".
Now it was a best time to have a short break, during the break trainees were introduced to some of intangible heritages as they were served by traditional food and snacks and even they way of serving was according to traditions and everyone had this opportunity to discuss about intangible heritage while enjoying some traditional food and snacks.
When the break was done, everyone was asked to choose a heritage either tangible or intangible and they had to introduce their chosen heritage to a tourist by making a postcard using what they have learnt. They were given all of necessary tools such as color papers, color pencils, glue, scissors, images of heritage and a mentor was with them in order to help them completing the task.
When they were done, they handed out their postcards and with the mentors they sat together and spent a few minutes asking and answering about what they have learnt. Then they were told to say their vows for protecting their heritage and caring about it, the mentor said the vow and the trainees repeated after her and they officially became a "Patrimonito".
The last but the best part was when they were given the certificates, and they were told that since they are aware of the value of the heritage and they know how to protect it, they are chosen as "Patrimonito" and they should continue their mission by introducing the value of heritage to others. They were granted certificates and labels and the workshop of "Patrimonito" was finished by taking some memorial photos.


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There were no major trouble-spots outside of the theme: I just got into a bit of a tangle by deciding {Tiny} at 51-Down must lead to petite. That accounts for the only evidence of erasures in my grid.
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Solving time: 11 mins (solo, no solving aids)Solution
Clue of the puzz: 59d home {Pentagonal plate}
Grid art by Sympathy [about the grid colors]
Four answers can only fit in the grid if an initial H is dropped, this being called for by 17a/27a/49a/63a Mr. 'Iggins and Miss Doolittle attempt to solve a crossword {The story behind 5-, 36-, 39- and 70-Across}.
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36a 'eats {Professor says "Qualifying races," pupil suggests ...} cf heats
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70a 'alter {Professor says "Equine restraint," pupil suggests ...} cf halter
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New Garden
We are excited to unveil a new garden at Madison Square Park. Our gardens around the Shake Shack are new and greener than ever. What once was a tangled mess of Euonymus vines is now transformed into a city woodland oasis. Our plants may be small now, but these babies will soon grow into a dense understory.
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Philip Hammond has given his clearest hint yet that he is prepared to increase spending further on the NHS.
The chancellor told the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg he recognised the pressures for more spending on health, local government "and other areas".
He said he would like to use any "headroom" ahead of the autumn Budget to find more cash for public services.
The NHS, he said, had got an extra £9bn since 2016 but an ageing society was creating "continuous upward pressures".
The BBC understands the cabinet discussed earlier this year the possibility of tax rises to fund more spending for the NHS, even the idea of a dedicated tax backed by some Conservative MPs.
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As recently as last year's general election campaign, Theresa May maintained that the NHS had the money that it needed.
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However, the unions say this is just a sticking plaster after years of austerity and that the NHS, which is emerging from one of the toughest winters in recent years, needs a much larger cash injection.
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"We have put a lot more money into the NHS but of course we recognise the implications of an ageing society and an ageing population - not just for the health service but for our social care services as well."
In his Spring Statement, Mr Hammond announced no new spending commitments but said there was "light at the end of the tunnel" after eight years of spending restraint focused on reducing the deficit.
In the update to MPs, he said the Office for Budget Responsibility's growth forecast for 2018 had been revised marginally upwards while the watchdog said it expected public borrowing to fall every year until 2021-22.
Mr Hammond told the BBC he had already committed to an extra £11bn in public spending this year and all chancellors "would like to have more money available to spend".
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"I hope that the improvement in the public finances that was hinted at in today's OBR report, I hope that those will be carried through the autumn report and that will allow us to use some of that headroom at the autumn Budget to increase spending on our public services.
"Of course that is what I would like to do if the public finances allow it."
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell has accused Mr Hammond of "ignoring" the public services despite "a crisis on a scale we have never seen before".
He said doctors, nurses, teachers, police officers and carers "can't wait" for the next Budget and wanted action after years of pay freezes and below inflation wage increases.
But the Institute for Fiscal Studies said Mr Hammond faced a "sharp choice" on spending if he wanted to meet his target of eliminating the overall deficit, including capital expenditure, by the mid 2020s.
Its director Paul Johnson suggested the economic backdrop was less rosy than Mr Hammond was suggesting, with growth forecasts for the next four years "dreadful" by historical standards.


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