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MUNCIE, Ind. (March 30, 2016) – A Muncie man is facing charges after police say he bit an officer's leg during an arrest early Wednesday morning.
Officers responded to the 4000 block of North Everett Street around 2 a.m. for a security check after a woman called saying her boyfriend, Keiven Stewart, 24, told her he was being followed and there were people outside his apartment.
When officers arrived, they saw a vehicle leaving the apartment complex. One of the officers tried to stop the vehicle to see if it was involved in the incident. When the officer turned their lights on, a man, later identified as Stewart, came running from the apartment towards the police car.
The officers asked the man to come over to them and tell them what was wrong, but they say he wouldn't cooperate and started fighting with them. Officers tased Stewart, he fell to the ground and they tried to apply handcuffs to him. As they were doing this, officers say Stewart bit one of their legs.
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Belarus just hosted the 2018 edition of the "SHIMKO Gathers Friends" Festival. This event takes place every year, in the second half of July, along the waterline of the Islach River. What is this festival all about? First of all, it is worth mentioning that the festival is organized by Kirill Shimko, a very popular strongman in Belarus and one of the people that hold a record in the Book of Records. Thus, it seems only natural for the festival to be about health, music, and family time, being dedicated to these very important chapters in everyone's life.
This festival turned out to be a real success even from its first edition. Ever since then, it is constantly growing and attracting more and more attendees. This year, more than 40 countries have been invited to take part at the event, through their official delegations, from both the European continent and outside it. Also, approximately 70 representatives of media, starting with radios and magazines, and going to TV and news stations, will make sure that those who can't make it to the festival will still be able to experience the atmosphere at its location. Also, believe it or not, thousands of people are interested not just in the festival, but also in a healthier lifestyle, and that is almost 50,000 people.
The producer of the SHIMKO festival, Igor Szucs, stated that everyone involved in the preparation of this event did their best to make sure that only the most talented people were going to present their programs at the festival. This way, success will be guaranteed, together with the entertainment of the audience. What could people see at the SHIMKO festival? Producer Igor Szucs said that the array of available programs is not just diverse but also enlightening and fun. But, besides this, he said that the festival represents a great opportunity for numerous economic agents representing a multitude of brands and companies in the wellness and health domain. To make things even easier, all the representatives of the countries that participate in the event received a free visa for a period of 5 days. Thus, people coming from 80 countries, 39 of them being from Europe alone while the rest from all over the globe, were welcomed in Belarus for this period without a problem.
Those that had the incredible chance of being part of this festival as service or product providers had the possibility to present their offer to a very high number of potential customers. The economic environment of the festival was enhanced by the fact that seminars, presentations, and various meetings took place with the purpose of connecting brands and companies with potential clients. But, of course, there were sporting events as well, at which the audience was invited to participate. There was something to do for each person at the festival, starting with adventurers in search of excitement and adrenaline, to fun activities, fitness, self-defense, and many others.
But the SHIMKO festival is much more than this. It has everything you need to have an enjoyable and unforgettable time, regardless of your personal needs. Thus, attendees were able to taste delicious dishes, participate in various contests, like The Biggest Tattoo, Archery, Arm wrestling, Single combat, Hot air balloon flight, Retro cars exhibition, and many more. There was live music as well, performed by cover groups very well known in the area, and a section where people can catch their breath and unwind, with a cup of refreshing tea. All in all, the SHIMKO festival is one of the best you can be if you are an adept of a healthy lifestyle or if you just want to meet new people and get engaged in a wide range of incredible activities. And don't worry if you missed this year's event, as there's another one coming next year.

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I n s t a n t M o a b….
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Then And Now…
I know, "Then And Now" , It's not an original idea of mine. But I love how photography can enhance our "temporal perspective" And Moab has seen a lot of changes over the years. So I decided to turn the whole idea on it's head and photograph some places and things I had originally shot more than 20 years ago, places and things that HADN'T changed all that much (and some that had). Of course the "then and now" thing has been done from the beginning of photography, and maybe even amongst painters before that. From the moment I saw his work I enjoyed how the photographer Mark Klett (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Klett ) used Polaroid instant photography back in the late 70's and early 80's to rephotograph some of the iconic western scenes of 19th Century USGS expedition photographers like William Henry Jackson. Kletts photos provided photo evidence of not only the changes that came to the west in the 20th century , but also the seeming immutability of some western places. The original shots I took back in the mid 80's, and mostly with Polaroid film ( SX70 and Polaroid 665 Positive/Negative ) The recent stuff was shot with a Pentax Digital SLR, the "instant photography" of a new generation. I have to say I still prefer the classic instant films of old.
Apache Sign: One of the last of the great old motel signs left on Main Street, Moab. Yeah, this is the place famous for lodging "The Duke", John Wayne. The original photo is a Polaroid circa 1988.
The Atomic Motel sign: This wonderful sign has seen better days, but at least it's up in Moab where people can see it (I'll let the dear readers find it for themselves) The original photo is a manipulated Polaroid SX70.
Bear Petroglyph: I actually thought this petroglyph would have sustained more damage after more than 20 years, especially considering it's accessibility. Original photo from a Polaroid 665 Positive/Negative.
Free rides: This tourist wagon was old when I first photographed it more than 20 years, using Polaroid 4×5 film and a Graflex field camera. I was really surprised when I found out it still existed, and almost in the same spot it sat in 1989.
Giant Cottonwood: It was a sad day when the giant cottonwood tree at first south in Moab was cut down. There was even a tree hugger (literally) protest to try and stop the chain-saws, but considering the rot found at the core of the tree, it's fall was inevitable. There's bits and pieces of the Cottonwood to be found all around Moab. The before picture is a manipulated SX70. The now shot features a young tree that occupies almost the same spot as the former Giant.
Sprouse Store: I miss the Sprouse-Reitz store on Main Street in Moab. It's demise was just one of the early-warning signs of the "end". And how appropriate that it was replaced with a Santa-Fe"ized" ( or should that be Santa-Tized ) facade. My brother Randy and I always enjoyed such stores for their NOS ( New Old Stock )
To see more of Terry's photographs, check out his online gallery:
Terry Knouff has been loving the Canyonlands country since 1979, and living in it since 1987. But his first love ( not counting Claudia Fancier in the 4th grade) is photography. Especially instant photography, the kind the Polaroid Corporation once provided to the world. Those days are past, Polaroid went belly up, and the Canyonlands have , by some estimations, been loved to death. But life goes on, and Terry continues to find enjoyment in the Canyon Country near his home in Moab, Utah, and in the art of Photography. He has since found some satisfaction in digital photography, but of late he's yearned for the "good-old-days" of his instant photography youth. He is currently exploring instant films offered by other companies and former employees of Polaroid, under the banner of the "Impossible Film Project". And building his perfect instant photography beast, The Frankenroid. You can find his photography online at http://www.flickr.com/photos/tknou
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"Precast concrete is sturdy, durable and can be manufactured in virtually any color and finish. When comparing total project life-cycle costs versus project build only cost, the decision was easy, low life cycle maintenance costs for the precast structure."
Chicago neighborhoods are rich in history, character and diversity. When building anything new in the city, there are challenges to overcome and opportunities to leave a lasting stamp on an ever-changing cityscape. When a new, eight-story, 84,000 square foot, 50-unit luxury residential development, 1323 Morse Ave., was conceived for the Rogers Park neighborhood, creating harmony between old and new was necessary. What empowered 1323 Morse Ave. to be so unique was the developer's ability to communicate their desire to incorporate the culture and history of the community while providing a safe, long-lasting and visually appealing structure.
Since day one, precast was the preferred and desired building material. Additionally, a tight schedule, fire protection and budget demand went hand in hand with the decision to implement precast. There was also the most important issue of disruption to the neighborhood. In such a tight knit community, being a good neighbor and partner is key to success. A total precast structure quickly became the better building solution.
The $27.4 million development features three floors of parking and five floors of residential units. Creating minimal disruption on that scale of a project was a challenge, but one the team certainly overcame. A detailed erection schedule was put in place in phases to accommodate crane removal to install a retention vault needed mid-erection. More than 600 pieces of precast were produced, delivered and erected in only 45 days. According to the architect, "The precast system enabled the construction team to create the least disturbance in the neighborhood, which could be testified to by the neighbors."
But perhaps at the forefront of the decision to go with precast was its ability to create the needed harmony between old and new. The architectural exterior is finished with a thin brick, acid etch finish with a custom exterior mix consisting of white cement with an integral tint to best complement other historic buildings in the area. The exterior wall panels also contained an upscale cornice projection with thin brick, which added custom visual interest to the project design. The total project construction schedule was 16 months. The developer broke ground in December 2017, and the building was opened to occupants in April 2019.
Because this project took place in an urban location already congested with existing developments, material selection was the ultimate design challenge. Space was tight – both for the project itself and storage of materials. Using a total precast solution resulted in minimal site disturbance regarding both traffic conditions in the area, and construction noise. The just in time delivery solutions allowed for the entire structure to be enclosed in just 45 days. The cost benefit factor and rapid pace of erection was also at the forefront of why precast became the optimal decision for this development. In switching materials, construction time was reduced by approximately 33 percent, resulting in minimal disruption to the area and a faster occupancy timeline.
In some units of the complex, precast is exposed which provides a unique feature to allow it to stand apart from the rest. The intersection of culture and durable building solutions led to a striking and unique development to enhance this growing community. At the heart of this development, precast assisted in allowing functionality, efficiency and versatility to nourish a long-lasting residential complex for many years to come.
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Voice of the Participant31/7/2018
To have your say in the 2018 Voice of the Participant please click HERE
Last year, Hockey in New Zealand participated in Voice of the Participant, an annual survey initiative led by Sport NZ and Nielsen Sport NZ that aims to capture and interpret membership survey data in a meaningful way so that NSO's Associations, Regions and Clubs can utilise the information to improve the overall hockey experience for the member.
11% of our current database completed the Voice of the Participant survey, the highest of all sports taking part in the initiative. Hockey New Zealand received a detailed report from Nielsen following the survey and from the information we have identified the following key information.
Hockey is performing well – 65% of members are happy with the overall performance of their club Satisfaction rates in members are higher for those who have belonged to a club for 10 years or more and lowest in those who have been a member for less than 5 years.
Member retention is however lower than other sports at 81% 66% of members believe that their club offers value for money, again lower than other sports in the survey. The members most likely to believe that their club is value for money are those who have been a member for less than a year and those under 18.
Voice of the Participant has provided Hockey New Zealand with valuable information that we are able to utilise in a number of areas. The report was of particular interest to the Strategy Delivery Review working group as Stage 1 and Stage 2 were worked through, looking at how we can best position ourselves to achieve our goals and mission as part of our 2020 Strategy. The research has enabled the community team to focus on areas of most need and has reinforced thinking in several areas:
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Club Development – Association visits across the country establishing the assistance their clubs need, Club resources and toolkits currently being developed, alongside investigation technology systems
WHAT NEXT? We now have some good baseline data to build upon and we are undertaking Voice of the Participant again so we can continue to build a picture of the hockey landscape, identify any further areas of need and best practice and measure initiatives that we introduce in the areas mentioned above. After the survey data has been gathered and processed, clubs and Associations will receive feedback - it is envisaged that this will happen in late September/Early October. All surveys will be anonymous and everyone who participates in the survey will be automatically entered into a prize draw to win some great prizes.View More News


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Hello All! I hope you are enjoying your Sunday, this first Sunday of Advent. I have a Christmas card for you that is for the Featured Stamper Challenge at SCS as well as the ODBD challenge, which is to include an ornament or something hanging on our cards. I used a new stamp that I have been playing with and it has multiple ornaments on it.
My card is 5x5. I stamped my image in Versamark on Baja Breeze paper and embossed it in white. I cut it out with a Spellbinder and then matted it on a Whisper White Top Note die cut. I added pearls and rhinestones to all of the baubles on the tree. The pearls that were white I colored with a Copic marker. The sentiment is cut out with my favorite new little die, the Vintage Oval from Verve.
Thanks so much for stopping by and have a blessed week!
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Other-white ep, Spellbinder, SU top Note die, Verve Vintage Oval die, Micheal's pearls and rhinestones, SU pearls, copic marker, ribbon
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One of our favorite bag companies, ONA - has announced their latest wares. The Prince Street in waxed canvas ($269 USD) and leather ($389 USD), as well as a re-release of The Berlin bag that we reviewed (and immensely popular) - called The Berlin II ($389 USD)!
Leica Camera AG has introduced a couple of new accessories, proud to be "Made in Germany." The first is the Leica Ball Head 18, which will be available in two sizes - each available in either a black or silver finish. They are geared towards use with M, T and X system cameras. It can be used with the recently announced Travel Tripod (and Ballheads) or Table Tripod. The second accessory is a leather credit card holder, which will be available in black and cognac colors. All jokes aside about letting Leica hold onto your credit cards - it includes an SD card holder that can be slipped inside, allowing for the storage of three SD cards. These accessories will be available as of August 2014 and cost € 210 ($282 USD) for any of the Ball Head 18 variations and € 39 ($52 USD) for the credit card holder. No word on what will become of the existing Large Ball Head. Read more below for the details!
Exclusive news from La Vida Leica! Walter Pretorius - the man behind the Walter Eyepiece, Walter M-Stedi, Walter M-Sleeve, Walter Nut Cracker and the Walter Leica Roll Bar has today unleashed his newest creation - the Walter Contrast Lens! Read more below for full details!
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Leica isn't just a camera, it's a lifestyle... So we're always on the lookout for cool stuff. Check out this unique leather Leica keychain which is made in Japan by Shiego Tanaka. They are organically tanned from the finest genuine leather, and use eco-friendly materials and non-toxic stains. They measure H27 x W45 x D25mm and weigh 15g. The ring is 25mm in diameter. Available for $18.99 USD with free shipping!
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I recently received a Springfield M1 205XXX from the CMP. I am extremely happy with it.
I did have a question about the barrel. It appears to be a Winchester barrel (faintly marked) with no date. Also, the tag that came with the gun says "DUTCH".
Am I correct in saying the Winchester barrel is a WWII barrel, and may be a field armorer replacement? Is there any way to date Winchester barrels?
Other neat things about the gun:
GI Wood that matches in color and finish
Receiver Park appears to be original
Old blue tooth brush in the butt trap
Milled Trigger Guard
I'm very excited about this rifle. Also, does anyone have anything to say about Dutch M1's?
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Laid takes his chance as Saffron Walden Town sink Fakenham in Ridgeons League
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SAFFRON Walden Town FC clinched a 2-1 victory over Fakenham Town in the Ridgeons League First Division on Saturday.
SAFFRON Walden Town FC clinched a 2-1 victory over Fakenham Town in the Ridgeons League First Division on Saturday.
Striker Mitchell Das continued his scoring form to put the Bloods in the lead at Catons Lane by curling his free kick around a four-man wall after six minutes.
Making a rare appearance for the first team, Ross Laid doubled the Bloods' lead in the second half after beating Fakenham's defence with his pace and then goalkeeper Tom Rix with his shot on 54 minutes.
Das was unlucky not to grab a second in the match. His shot found the back of the net, but the linesman blew for offside. From the free kick the ball was launched into the Bloods' penalty area and the referee blew for a handball off Dan Hammett.
Fakenham's Stephen Harvey knocked in the spot kick for a consolation goal deep into extra time after 96 minutes.
Assistant manager John Butchart said: "We looked comfortable at 2-0 up and I think we should probably have won 3-0. The referee made some poor decisions at the end of the match by disallowing Mitchell's goal and then giving a penalty against us.
"We had to rely on the depth of our squad for this match and I think that the players we drafted in played really well.
"Ross has come up through the ranks at Walden and he's impressed playing for the A team and the reserves. He holds the ball up well and it was great for him to get on the score sheet.
"We try to give as many other players as we can the opportunity to play for the first team. It's a real incentive to try hard and play well – anyone could get a call up."
Saffron Walden created plenty of chances throughout the game with Graeme Turner and Brad Green both making opportunities to grab themselves a goal.
At the back Ronnie Yates made two good stops against danger man Julian Delicata. Defenders Hammett and Dan Debley both put in solid shifts and were unlucky to concede in the final moments.
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The Metro games have gained quite a following since the first one, Metro 2033, was released in 2010.
Based on the novels by Russian author Dimitry Glukhovsky, they tell the story of Artyom and fellow residents of the Moscow underground railway (the Metro) who survived a nuclear attack on the city and have been living underground ever since, battling rival factions and mutated horrors alike.
The latest instalment — the third in the game series — is Metro Exodus, developed by 4A games and published by Deep Silver for PC, PlayStation 4and Xbox One.
Metro Exodus moves the setting from the Moscow underground railway to the above-ground world, which isn't quite the desolate wasteland the Metro inhabitants had been led to believe.
Your character, Artyom, his wife Ana, and cohort of fellow Spartan Rangers find themselves aboard a Soviet-era steam locomotive named the Aurora, heading east on the Trans-Siberian Railway line in search of whatever remains of the Russian government.
The game can broadly be described as a survival shooter and takes place over the course of a year, starting in the winter and progressing through the seasons, with each season being represented by a different and visually-distinct location (winter on the Volga, summer by the Caspian Sea and so on).
Metro Exodus looks amazing, especially on a PC with a latest generation graphics card like the Nvidia RTX2060, 2070 or 2080 that supports ray tracing. Light — be it from torches, candles, lamps or things on fire — is an important visual effect in the game, and a ray-tracing capable card adds to the atmosphere in a range of subtle but impressive ways.
The game also looks superb in 4K on an Xbox One X as well, adding to the game's experience and firmly establishing itself as a current-generation title.
Even generally, the game world is impressive to look at — whether it's an old command bunker, the snowy ruins of a port, an overgrown Soviet youth camp, or the Moscow Metro tunnels. The levels are well made — the Caspian Sea level in particular strongly evokes the Mad Max films, with a desert setting, petrol as a vital resource, and a feudal leader.
There's a lot of attention to detail in the game too — they way water ripples off the bow of a boat, light flickers from a torch or a banner flutters in the wind. It sounds like a small thing but it helps create a believable world.
While giving the appearance of being an open world, the locales are really more of a hub, with various objectives that need completing in different locations before your crew (and the Aurora) can move on.
I really liked the moments of real tenderness and humanity between the various locales. Artyom and his wife Ana share touching moments where he comforts her as she expresses fears about where their journey is taking them, and your comrades swap stories, give each other a hard time and speculate about what's going on generally. Your fellow travellers all have distinct personalities and bring something different to the journey, from wry cynicism to despair to an interest in meeting members of the opposite sex.
Hope was a recurring theme throughout the game and made a welcome change from the almost nihilist approach found in many other post-apocalyptic titles.
What I also liked were the small ways your actions would be commented on in the game world. Where possible, I tried for a nonlethal approach against human enemies and left anyone who surrendered alone. In the Volga level, where I was working against a misguided religious cult, in one area I overheard guards saying that I was not a monster because I did not harm people who surrendered and also had not hurt any innocent civilians either.
The fact enemies can surrender was a nice touch as well — it made me feel like I was encountering real people who would prefer not to become intimately acquainted with a 5.45x45mm AK round when it was clear they'd come off second best.
Making the human enemies more like people and less "random bad guy (winter camouflage edition)" added to the positive experience of the game — although there were plenty of non-human foes to feel the wrath of Mikhail Kalashnikov's legacy too.
The gunplay in Metro Exodus was satisfying as well — ammunition is a limited resource, especially on higher difficulty levels, and there was a real feeling of having to make my shots count. The weapons in the game mostly have a real "cobbled together from random parts" aesthetic, and they looked like the sort of things people would actually make using whatever they could scavenge after the apocalypse.
My major criticism of the game is its use of a silent protagonist — having people talk to your character but not being able to respond comes across as either strange or very rude, especially given your character audibly narrates the journey in their diary so there's no reason the developers couldn't have them speaking lines to other characters in the game world too.
The enemy AI wasn't the sharpest bayonet in the rack either, often failing to flank or not noticing when I walked up right next to them with a loaded shotgun levelled.
The story was engaging (if a bit predictable) and some of the voice acting wasn't superb, but ultimately, this is as close to Half Life 3 as we're likely to get and is also the first strong game of the year contender I've played this year.
Overall, however, there is a lot to like in this game, especially if (like me) you enjoy a solid single-player experience with interesting characters and a well-designed world to explore.
Metro Exodus is a great and engaging journey and one I highly recommend you undertake sooner rather than later.
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All You Need to Know About Leather Lounges
Many people consider leather lounges to be a symbol of luxury, class, and style especially when these furniture pieces are brought into a home. Lounges are classic additions that can transform a dull environment into a bustling and exciting place to be in. By reading through this article, you get to understand the choices available when selecting lounges and why it is important to have them in your residence.
Como is one of the most popular furniture shops that Newcastle residents should check out when shopping for home furniture. This store has been around for quite a while dazzling its consumers with mind-blowing lounge designs over the years. What makes this outlet unique among other competitors is their expertise in designing and replicating Italian lounges to be liking of residents.
The furniture shop features an interactive online platform where clients can place orders and check out showrooms on the site. COMO will deliver to your satisfaction whether you prefer to have indoor, outdoor or both sets of furniture. Photographs different furniture style and leather upholstery can be viewed from site; this provision is meant to help shoppers make informed choices.
Customers have the option to filter their search to display either three-piece sofas, corner modular as well as single and double configurations. Whichever option you choose to purchase, you can be sure you are getting good quality Italian leather on your furniture. As a customer, you can also specify the wood finish you desire on your piece, the seats could be reclining or static.
An individual is free to customize their item to suit their tastes by choosing any of the available stitching and upholstery variations. Standard finishes include; sleek, smooth, rugged, studded, tuft and casual. Clients have the opportunity to sample the broad range of color schemes that can appear on their final item.
Singular and two-tone color schemes can be provided if the client so wishes. However, it is important to choose a variation that will blend well with your home interior. Ultimately, your decision should be guided by the principle of value for money.
A loyal customer will earn bonuses in the form of discount and take way offers, make sure you maximize on these offers when they arise. There is no doubt about what a good selection of house furniture can do to your living area. If your room looks dull and simple then maybe all you need is a couch to breathe life into your living space.
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Vietnam attends ASEAN SOM ahead of AMM-52
|Vietnam's role in enhancing ASEAN – Mexico ties praised
|National ASEAN 2020 Committee holds third meeting
|Deputy Foreign Minister Nguyen Quoc Dung.
The meeting was prior to the 52nd ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Meeting (AMM-52) and Post Ministerial Conferences (PMC+), which are scheduled from July 30 to August 3 in Thailand.
At the event, ASEAN senior officials reviewed preparations for the AMM-52 and the PMC+.
They also discussed emerging issues in the building of the ASEAN Community, the implementation of the ASEAN Outlook on Indo-Pacific (AOIP), and ASEAN's relationship with partners including Australia and New Zealand.
Participants also touched upon a plan to send an ASEAN delegation to Timor Leste; situations in Myanmar's Rakhine state; and negotiations for the Code of Conduct in the East Sea (COC) and the East Sea issue.
ASEAN senior officials are set to participate in meetings with their counterparts from China, Japan, the Republic of Korea and members of the East Asia Summit on July 30.
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) groups Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
|Deputy minister highlights fruitful 34th ASEAN Summit
Deputy Foreign Minister Nguyen Quoc Dung, head of Vietnam's ASEAN senior officials' meeting delegation, gave an interview to the media about the outcomes of the ...
|PM concludes trip to attend 34th ASEAN Summit in Thailand
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc, his spouse and a high-level Vietnamese delegation arrived in Hanoi on June 23 afternoon, wrapping up their attendance at the ...
|Vietnam ready to join in building strong, resilient ASEAN: PM
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc gave an interview to The Nation newspaper of Thailand while attending the 34th ASEAN Summit in Bangkok on June 22 ...
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Epoxy resin reacts to the environment in which it is mixed/applied. There are several factors that can lead to a cloudy, milky or translucent finish. These include small bubbles forming under the surface when used when the temperature is too cold. (Applying heat during curing may straighten this out.) Cloudy or dull epoxy is typically caused by excessive moisture. Specifically, moisture from excessive humidity in the area where the epoxy was applied or excessive moisture in/on the application surface. It can also be caused by moisture that has gotten directly into the mix of epoxy, but this is a rare occurrence.
There are a few simple ways to avoid this issue:
- Be sure to eliminate all water before applying epoxy
- Never apply epoxy when relative humidity is over 75%
If you do have an issue with cloudy epoxy there are a couple of ways to correct it. Once the epoxy has fully cured, test the problem area with a water-moistened rage to see if the cloudiness can be "wet out." If it works simply wipe down the entire area. If the cloudiness cannot be wet out you will need to lightly sand out the cloudiness and apply a thin new coat of epoxy.


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1. Clean Out Your Toothbrush Area
Most people store their toothbrush in a counter cup or drawer. And those areas become disgusting. You know what I mean. Clean those spaces until they sparkle!
2. Buy a 1-Month Supply of Dental Toiletries
These items could include:
- toothbrushes or electric toothbrush replacement heads
- toothpaste
- mouthwash
- floss
- and anything else you use to clean those teeth.
3. Organize Your Dental Toiletries
One of my new favorite organizing websites is DoItOnaDimeBlog.com. You will love how Kathryn organizes inexpensively.
- Go here to watch her video How to Organize Under The Bathroom Sink.
- Go here to watch her video $1 CLEANING TIPS! Bathroom Deep Clean & Organize with Me
Find more ideas on my Food Storage Organizer Home: Bathroom Pinterest board.
I'd love to hear how this week went for you. Have a great week!
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My mother is currently in a rehab facility after a stay in the hospital. She is there to gain strength so that she can return home. She is overweight, and that weight is in large part what causes her the pain that has landed her in the facility.
I have been working with my mom for many months as I would a client. We focus on small changes to her diet and lifestyle, and she has done a pretty amazing job of switching to a mostly whole foods based diet, and gained a better understanding of how different foods affect her mood, energy level, and desire to eat more later.
In her current situation she of course must rely on what different options she has to choose from. Shortly into her stay, the resident nutritionist came by with a menu for her to choose her meals for the next couple of days. While one day she chose a desert, for that evening she decided not to choose the cake because she knew it wasn't good for her. Instead of supporting her in that decision, the 'nutritionist' told her that it was okay to have the cake, "it's all about portion control" she said, "so the small piece of cake will be just fine."
Arg!!! It's this long-held, bogus idea that a calorie is a calorie–that all that matters is calorie in/calorie out. It is not true. Food is information to our bodies. Food can be medicine or poison. It can nurture or make us sick. So let's look at this cake that the facility will serve my mom with her dinner. Regardless of the caloric value of that slice of cake, there is no nutritional value. None. I am sure that the cake served in this rehab facility will be made with low quality ingredients, with artificial coloring, low quality sugary products such as high fructose corn syrup, and trans fats. In other words, eating the cake will lead to inflammation, and, if this type of food-like product is consumed continually, then it will lead to chronic disease such as diabetes, obesity, dementia, and possibly cancer.
After eating the cake that lacks nutrients, my mom's body will perceive it as a stressor because it isn't real food. This is what causes disease if we eat food-like products continually over time. By contrast, if she were to have a piece of fruit after dinner, or extra vegetables, legumes, healthy fats, or brown rice with her meal, her body would be getting extra micronutrients that will be beneficial to different aspects of her body's functioning. These vitamins and minerals would in turn help her lose weight, sleep better, and ultimately heal faster.
I do not believe that we should all give up cake. I do believe that we should be realistic about the consequences of what we are eating, and I sure as heck think that when an individual is in a rehab facility, regardless of their weight, they should get support when they make nutritious choices.
In the meantime, I will continue doing my best to support my mom and anyone else interested in learning to nurture our bodies with nutritious food choices and to make conscious choices to indulge in the special food treats that we really enjoy.
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PXE booting from FOG server while connected to a switch?
Hi, currently I am running FOG (default settings with DHCP set up) in a standalone lab network. If I plug FOG directly (NIC to NIC) into a laptop I have successfully been able to capture and deploy images between laptops one at a time. My problem comes when connecting to the switch.
The switch isn't configured in any way, but my limited knowledge of switching I assumed this would work. When we plug the FOG server and all 12 of our laptops into the switch, the laptops will not PXE boot. I guess it's not getting the DHCP. I can ping the FOG server from the laptops so I know traffic is moving, but as I said I cannot PXE boot when connected to the switch.
Is there something I'm missing here? I'm not the best with networking, but why won't the laptops see DHCP for the PXE boot?
Any help is appreciated. Thank you
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Can you provide a clear screen shot taken with a mobile phone of the error? The context of the error is very helpful for understanding where it fell down.
If your switch has spanning tree enabled, but you are not using one of the fast spanning tree protocols, we've see where the pxe booting computer will get an ip address and maybe download iPXE, but ipxe will complain about not getting an IP address. Again the context of the error will help to understand just what went wrong.


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No need to waste your pumpkin innards! Throw the pulp to the wildlife and birds, and dehydrate the seeds for a healthy, tasty treat!
Making salted pumpkin seeds is surprisingly simple!
Pumpkin Seeds
Olive Oil
Sea Salt
Rinse seeds in a colander, removing any remaining pulp. Pour seeds in a bowl and cover with enough warm water that they float. Add 1 tsp. sea salt to the water. Soak seeds overnight at room temperature.
In the morning, strain off water with a colander, shake off excess water. Allow to drain briefly, and return the seeds to the bowl. Add 1 tsp. olive oil and 1 tsp. sea salt, toss until seeds are evenly coated.
Place seeds on mesh screens in your dehydrator. You may sprinkle with additional salt, if desired. Dry on 115 degrees for appx. 8 hours. You may get papery, transparent membranes off some of the seeds. You can either brush those off or eat them. Store in an airtight jar or ziplock baggie.


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Common Skin Cancers: An Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment
Audio podcast from the 8th Annual SDPA Fall Dermatology Conference in Grapevine, TX. This was "Common Skin Cancers: An Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment."
This session is also available as a download on iTunes through the dermcast podcast page*. Click here to visit the page on iTunes.
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Sex education in our country is fraught with misinformation, pained metaphors, and awkward conversations with under-qualified educators. We spoke to Zachary Sheridan about Cookies and Cream, a show which examines just what lingering impact an improper sex-ed can have on us as adults.
Tell us about the show.
Zachary Sheridan: Cookies and Cream is a fast-paced, absurd and comedic tour of a young person's experiences with sex and sex education. Debbie, our protagonist, is reeling from a recent break-up and, like a detective, wants to know where it all went wrong. Somehow this leads her back to her first ever sex-ed class with a PE teacher who compares menstruation to a puppy tearing up a pair of shoes, and we go from there. Throughout Cookies there's nods to Healthy Harold, Blue Light Discos, awkward chats with the parents – lots of things that young Australians will be able to relate to.
What was your motivation in putting the show together?
ZS: The creative team – comprising Elise Wilson, Chris Moro, Amelia Burke, Tamara Creasey and myself – were having a yarn and all shared this bewilderment with our sex-ed experiences. In fact, much of what you see in the show is inspired from real life. For example, Tamara had a teacher once instruct her class to say in unison, "Boys have penises, girls have vaginas," over and over. So this gets featured. In particular, we were interested in the fact that pleasure is rarely spoken about in sex ed. It's all anatomy presented in a mundane fashion or "don't get pregnant" vibes.
How did you go about finding your cast and director? What did they bring to the show that you weren't expecting?
ZS: We made this show as part of our third year studies at WAAPA (Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts at Edith Cowan University). We'd worked previously on a smaller project and had a good creative energy in the room, and so we wanted to see what would happen on a bigger project with a longer time frame. I came up with a story and we all devised scenes within those parameters which were then scripted.
The biggest surprise on this project – in comparison with the others – was how far the cast were able to take the characters. Elise is simply phenomenal as Debbie. One reviewer wrote that "a star" had been born upon seeing her work. Meanwhile, Tamara and Chris play several characters each – with of each them being completely different, yet equally detailed and hilarious. So, it was great to sit back and simply be surprised by your collaborators' abilities onstage. They're really next-level in this work. And, of course, Amelia is the most playful and open director.
Your production company, PSA, has a clear interest in the relationship between ethics and art. Have you been inspired by any art in particular in this space?
ZS: We're a new company and I can only speak on behalf of me. But some major inspirations over the past few years have included Boorna Waanginy: The Trees Speak as part of Perth Festival and Ecosexual Bathhouse by Pony Express. Both are immersive pieces that deal with environmental change in completely different ways.
Boorna Waanginy is a spectacular large-scale work at Kings Park in Perth where the audience walks through 3D projections and... well, it's almost too hard to put into words. Look it up! When they premiered it a few years ago, over 100,000 people saw the work in three days. Amazing!
While the Ecosexual Bathhouse contextualises the human-earth relationship as a sexual one. It's very provocative. I always wonder whether art has the capacity to change people; whether it needs to. But I know these two works changed me. Within the theatre space itself I take inspiration from Stuart Bowden and local Perth artists like Will O'Mahony and The Last Great Hunt. Rigorous, playful art is always great.
What else are you hoping to get up to while you're in Adelaide?
ZS: Catching all the fun stuff at Fringe! My friend Abbie is in YUCK Circus – go see! I also highly recommend Orpheus. But apart from that, I don't know, there's so much to do at this time of year! A day at WOMAD? A few Adelaide Festival shows? Maybe I'll go to Alberton and pray for no more preseason stuff-ups for my beloved Port Adelaide. Ooh! I'll definitely be hitting up Cherry Darlings Bakehouse as well as a day trip to the Fleurieu Peninsula – the best place in the world.
And we may be doing some immersive theatre stuff at the Adelaide Central Markets on Friday the 8th of March. Stay tuned.
What are you working on next?
ZS: Finding regular employment so I can try and have some sort of career in this industry. But, no, there a few things in the pipeline for PSA. We have a new work premiering at the end of this year which I'm really excited about. I'm also looking to try and do more theatre stuff back in my home town, Rads.
Cookies and Cream plays at the Noel Lothian Hall in the Adelaide Botanic Gardens from 5th to 10th March, 6pm. You can purchase tickets here.


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The services appointed for Holy Week and Easter enact the narrative of our Lord's Passion, Death, and Resurrection. For a fuller description of these services, please see the Holy Week Booklet 2019
Holy Week 2019Palm Sunday, April 14th
8 am Holy Communion (said)
9:15 am Palm Sunday Street Procession with Tabitha the Donkey
10:30 am Choral Holy Communion Holy Monday, April 15th and Holy Tuesday, April 16th
7 pm Choral Holy Communion. Meditations will be offered by Jordan Draper, ordinand for the Diocese of Saskatchewan. Holy Wednesday, April 17th
10 am Holy Communion (said). The Rector will preach.
7 pm Tenebrae Maundy Thursday, April 18th
7 pm Foot Washing, Choral Holy Communion and the stripping of the Altar. The Rector will preach. Good Friday, April 19th
7:30 am Mass of the Presanctified
9 am Morning Prayer and Litany
10 am Stations of the Cross for Children and Families
12 noon to 3 pm. The Three Hour Service. The Rector will offer a series of meditations on the Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross. If you can't make it to the entirety of this service, please enter and exit the church quietly, preferably during a hymn, and using the Brunswick Street doors (unless prevented by mobility issues). Holy Saturday, April 20th
10am Ante-Communion followed by the cleaning and preparation of the church for Easter.
10:30pm The Easter Vigil and the First Mass of Easter. Easter Day, April 21st
8 am Holy Communion (said)
10 am Morning Prayer (said)
10:30 am Choral Holy Communion and Baptism. The Rector will preach. Easter Monday, April 22nd
10 am Holy Communion (said) and Baptism in the Little Dutch Church.
This service, held on the anniversary of the consecration of the Little Dutch Church to Saint George on Easter Monday, 1761, uses the 1662 Book of Common Prayer.
Holy Week Activities for Children and FamiliesMaking Palm Crosses ◆ Sat. April 13, 10am:
In the Sunday School Room in the Parish Hall Join us for making palm crosses to distribute to parishioners and our neighbourhood guests on Palm Sunday. No experience necessary! Palm Sunday Street Procession ◆ Sun. April 14, 9:15am:
Children can walk together with the Sunday School for the procession. There will be some banners to carry. Note: There will be no 9:30am class this day. Stations of the Cross ◆ Fri. April 19, 10am:
for Children and Families
This service follows the last journey of Christ from Pilate's house to his tomb. At the end of the service, the children prepare a table-top tomb in an Easter garden. Easter Egg Decorating ◆ Sat. April 20, 10:30am:
In the Sunday School Room in the Parish Hall
(We need donations of boiled eggs! Boiled eggs can either be dropped off that morning, or placed in the white fridge in the Sunday School Kitchen.) Easter Sunday ◆ Sun. April 21, 10:30am:
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Wedding cake designs that you must consider !
After the music ends and the ceremony is over its time for the cake !! Wedding cakes are some what strangers to Indian weddings and it is so great that we are starting to accept this little " let 'em eat cake" situation! But little do we know about this tradition !
The cake cutting is sometimes very emotional as it is marks the end of the ceremony, but at the same time marks the beginning of the journey of the couple as husband and wife.
" The meaning of the groom having his hand over his bride means his support over his bride while the bride allowing the groom's hand on top of her means her ability to take care of her new husband and her family. "
So I was thinking, "hey !! I need to share these gorgeous looking cakes with my lovely readers and know what they think." So here goes..
These are some ultra gorgeous cakes that topped my must consider cake list !
This is my favourite ! I just cannot believe how gorgeous it is !! That hint of butter cream on the sponge makes it so rustic yet the most elegant cake I've ever seen. If you are having a garden wedding or a wedding at all :p LOL, this is a cake you MUST MUST consider !
What better way to end a summer wedding ?! *dreamy*
The two cakes that follow are super pretty and are perfect if you are the girly-girly type ! The detailing is exquisite and the fondant work is to die for. The flowers can be matched with your decor or with flowers of your choice. You could even include the a tiny design from your wedding card to make it that much better !
These I must say are the "hassle free cakes". If you are having a small wedding, this is the cake to consider. Your wedding guests can pick their own piece of the cake, but a cupcake :p (if that makes any sense).
If you are having a typical Indian wedding or a big fat Indian wedding for that matter, these cakes are as Indian as it gets ! The second cake some how reminds me of the cartoon Aladdin ! It is just so dreamy and perfect. And the best part is, the colours incorporated in these cakes are so Indian and could blend in with any theme and attire !
The pearl studded cake is perfect or an evening wedding or even a reception ! You could incorporate real flowers on the top tier. *fun fun*
Like I said, my favourite one is the first one with the roses !
P.S: If you are up for it, you could light up a sparkler and stick it into the first tier of the cake just before cutting into it. Be careful though !
P.S.S : Do not blame me if you burn the place down :p
Let me know which one you love the most.
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What does the Cross mean?
The topic of last night's high school youth group meeting was the Cross. We discussed how people in Jesus' time would think that our veneration of the Cross was a little pathological-- after all would you trace the outline of a gas chamber on your child's forehead? Would you hang a lethal injection syringe on your wall? Tattoo a guillotine on your forearm? Probably not.
But why do we do these things with the Cross? Because the Cross means so much more to us than it's origins as a method of capital punishment. The Cross is our sign of hope, a sign of victory, a throne of our God, a reminder of Christ's sacrifice, and so much more! As a closing activity we asked the young people to create an art project that depicts what the Cross means to Christians. The posters they produced are absolutely stunning. Please use them as a reflection during the Easter Triduum. They will also be posted outside of the Gabriel Richard Rooms throughout the next few days if you would like to take a closer look!
Contributors to this blog are teen leaders, adult team members, staff members, parents, alumni, and other supporters of SJN Youth Ministry.
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Sick burglars stole a car, cash and jewellery from a house in Soilhull - while devastated family members attended the funeral of the homeowner.
Carrie Williams had left her Honda Civic outside the home of late father-in-law Brian Williams in Wagon Lane, Olton, while she was at the service.
But when she and relatives returned to the house they discovered burglars had broken in and stolen £2,000 jewellery and £1,500 cash - before driving off with her limited edition car.
Grandad Brian, 72, died suddenly last month and the family members were at his funeral on February 22 when raiders struck.
Mum-of-two Carrie, 36, said: "It was awful. We got back to the house following the funeral to find it had been broken into.
"The family was obviously distressed enough as it was and we had to come home to this awful scene.
"There were four grandchildren with us and it was obviously very distressing.
"I just hope that somebody has seen or knows something and they can come forward with information.
"My father-in-law died on February 8, on the same day as my husband's 43rd birthday, and he also lost his great aunt just days before his dad.
"We had obviously left the car at the home because we were in the funeral cars."
Carrie's 2008 Honda Civic is a special edition model, with only 500 ever made. It has extra decorative trims and, unusually, a tow-bar at the rear and is valued at around £10,000.
She added: "The colour is described as vivid blue and it is very unusual."
The burglary is believed to have happened sometime between 6.30pm and 8.40pm.
Police are urging anyone with information to call 101.
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This survey provides hard data to confirm the transition toward greater sustainability in the mainstream chemical industry.
Bio-engineering leaders Genomatica have announced the results of a major survey, the fourth since 2009, on sustainability issues in the mainstream chemical industry. Conducted together with ICIS it revealed substantial advances for sustainability and renewable chemicals in general, for chemical producers, users (companies making products from basic and intermediate chemicals) and distributors. The headline is positive, producers, users and distributors of chemicals are all taking an increasingly active interest and role in the introduction of bio-based materials made from renewable feedstocks, driven by consumer demands. The primary challenges to its further growth relate to setting up new supply chains and customer adoption the survey says.
This survey provides hard data to confirm the transition toward greater sustainability in the mainstream chemical industry, said Christophe Schilling, CEO of Genomatica. Chemical producers and downstream firms are increasingly seeing that biotech can deliver, with commercial-scale plants and solid economics. We will continue to push out innovations and deliver technologies to make this transition even more advantageous.
Producers report that 65% of their customers are interested in sustainably-produced chemicals And 63% report a higher level of interest from their customers than three years ago; only 36% responded this way to a similar question in the 2014 survey. This near-doubling of increasing interest includes a sizable 17% showing much greater
That interest is reflected in producer and user attitudes and plans:
- 87% of producers believe its important to be a leader in sustainable chemicals, with 46% rating it very important
- 61% of producers and 47% of users are highly committed to offering or using sustainable chemicals
- They are increasingly offering and planning to offer sustainable chemicals, with almost four out of five producers expecting to offer more sustainable chemicals within the next few years
- They are adopting a multi-pronged strategy on renewables, with 32% of producers and 22% of users already investing in R&D, and large numbers committed to, using or planning to use renewables
Additionally, more than half of all producers now believe there is long-term economic advantage in switching some of their feedstocks to renewables (54% in 2017 compared to 43% in 2014); an additional 28% arent sure yet.
For the first time, we asked respondents their opinions about long-term adoption of renewables, as a type of Renewables Confidence Index. – A remarkable 71% of mainstream chemical industry respondents believe renewable chemicals will be in common use in five years
As with previous surveys, respondents were asked to list the companies, unprompted, that they think of as technology leaders for sustainable chemicals and as producers.Genomatica (@Genomatica) was rated #1, with Novozymes and BASF taking the other podium positions.
This latest survey clearly shows that the mainstream chemical industry is continuing to learn, plan and act with regards to sustainability, said John Baker, ICIS global editor and organizer of the survey. We saw notable indicators on numerous topics, reflecting greater understanding of biotechs potential role.
Read the full report here.
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I started THE ANNOTATED EVERYTHING in the fall of 2006. It is now 2011, a full five years later.
During the initial chapter of this blog, I was at the start of a PhD program at the University of Calgary, and this blog went dormant in 2008, right around the same time as I successfully defended my candidacy to get "ABD" status.
Then things went weird.
The candidacy progress, which I rushed through, was pretty brutal on my psyche. I passed, but it felt like one of the most degrading and un-fulfilling events ever. Post-candidacy I had problems getting ethics approval – not that my research was going to be harmful to anyone (quite the opposite), but because of needless red-tape and bureaucratic hand-wringing. After finally starting the actual research phase of my dissertation in January 2009, I spent 8 months chasing down something which I eventually decided wasn't there, and had to re-evaluate my whole dissertation topic.
It's actually only been in the last eight months that I actually feel on top of my research and writing, that I'm finally on to something real, and the result is a dissertation that is slowly taking shape. I am making steady progress towards completion, and I think what I have is actually pretty good, but it took me a REALLY long time to fully embrace it and commit to finishing. In fact, up until last December, there wasn't a week that went by that I wasn't considering quitting.
There were many, many months over the last three years that I was hiding (I'm not sure how well) a deep depression. Crushingly heavy. Many factors contributed, and it took everything I had to climb out. Scary, looking back, at how awful I felt almost all of the time, and the lengths I went to insulate the people I love the most from this. Lots of late nights sitting alone quietly losing it. Music helped (a theme throughout my life), but maybe actually prolonged everything. Things got ugly.
I'm pretty sure I'm on the metaphorical "other side" now, as if it were so easy. For better or for worse, I've still managed to accomplish a lot in the last three years, and I think, in the end, the depression and period of deep introspection will pay off. I never want to go back, but in a sick way I'm glad it happened. Is that weird?


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The Airports Authority of India (AAI) officials have made some modifications in the plan with regard to the construction of a centralised sub-station at the airport, following a delay in handing over the building belonging to the Defence.
Talking about the modifications a senior AAI officer said following the delay they have made a contingency plan excluding the defence land.
Work is now on at the available space, which would be enough to commission the new domestic terminal by the due date. The plan provided for the re-orientation of installation of equipment and cable trenches.


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In 2006, an oddball group of bankers, traders and brokers from some of the largest financial institutions made a startling realization: Libor the London interbank offered rate, which determines the interest rates on trillions in loans worldwide was set daily by a small group of easily manipulated administrators, and that they could reap huge profits by nudging it fractions of a percent to suit their trading portfolios. Tom Hayes, a brilliant but troubled mathematician, became the lynchpin of a wild alliance that included a prickly French trader nicknamed Gollum; the broker Abbo, who liked to publicly strip naked when drinking; a nervous Kazakh chicken farmer known as Derka Derka; a broker known as Village (short for Village Idiot) who racked up huge expense account bills; an executive called Clumpy because of his patchwork hair loss; and a broker uncreatively nicknamed Big Nose who had once been a semi-professional boxer. This group generated incredible riches until it all unraveled in spectacularly vicious, backstabbing fashion. With exclusive access to key characters and evidence, The Spider Network is not only a rollicking account of the scam, but also a provocative examination of a financial system that was crooked throughout.


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The coach of the Macedonian national team, Igor Angelovski, announced the squad for the upcoming matches from the Nations League against Armenia and Georgia. photo by FFM: the national team There are no surprises in the list of players as Angelovski decided to call up the same 23 players that were on his list for
FIFA rankings: Macedonia ends 2019 as 68th
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Macedonia will close the 2020 EURO qualifiers with a visit to Austria and a home match against Israel, so for that occasion coach Igor Angelovski summoned 23 players. photo by FFM: the Macedonians celebrate scoring against Slovenia last month Another qualifiers are set to finish. Macedonian has only theoretical chances to finish second, but in
FIFA rankings: Macedonia jumps only one spot
The victory over Slovenia moved Macedonia only one place up on the FIFA rankings so the Lynx are now 68th. Our national team played two matches the past period, both European qualifiers. First we defeated Slovenia at home 2:1 and later we lost at Poland with 2:0. Those results brought us only 5 points more
Squad for Slovenia and Poland qualifiers announced (Update)
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FIFA rankings: Macedonia 71st
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Battlestar Galactica 1
From Battlestar Wiki, the free, open content Battlestar Galactica encyclopedia and episode guide
|Issue 1
An issue of the Dynamite first series.
|Issue No.
|Greg Pak
|Nigel Raynor
|Nigel Raynor
|Collection Design
|Cover Artist(s)
|Michael Turner
Billy Tan
Nigel Raynor
|Adaptation of
|Between "Home, Part II" and "Pegasus"
|August 2006?
|Collected in
|Battlestar Galactica Volume I
|Reprinted as
|47,853 Survivors ()
|Battlestar Galactica 0
|Issue 1
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- Kara Thrace, investigating the burning medivac filled with people awaiting rescue from Cylon Centurion attack, discovers that the ship is filled with people that, according to ship records, died years before. Thrace encounters Zak Adama, while Commander Adama suspects a Cylon trap.
- Kara Thrace finds Zak Adama on the bridge of the burning medivac ship. Challenging him with questions, he recalls his last moments before he appeared on the medivac ship.
- Commander Adama and Captain Lee Adama struggle over wireless to convince Thrace that this is a ruse, likely a Cylon trap.
- Several ships in the Fleet have identically-created damage on their FTL drives, indicating a coordinated attack.
- More Centurions attack the medivac ship, and Zak Adama and Thrace fight them off.
- Dualla's brother, Darrin Dualla, calls out on open wireless channels from Medivac 12 to all the ships of the Fleet to plea for rescue, naming their crews and passengers. Many people on the ships hear the names of the dead and are frightened and confused.
- While Commander Adama remains unconvinced that the people are genuine, Laura Roslin alerts him to a passage of the Sacred Scrolls: "The dead shall return in an ark of fire."
- Many citizens in the Fleet, possibly Gemeneses, also know of the passage in the Scrolls, promising to receive the returned people "with fear and joy."
- The medivac ship with Zak Adama and Thrace is reeling out of control. Thrace is injured, but Adama chooses to fly the ship past the other burning debris, knowing full well that his flying skills are questionable at best.
- Apollo agrees with Commander Adama that the person calling himself Zak Adama is probably a Cylon, but Commander Adama instructs Apollo to clear a derelict tanker out of the path of Medivac 12 to save Thrace's life.
- Medivac 12 is approached by Raptors for further investigation and rescue.
- Despite their mutual, critical denial that Zak Adama is alive, both Lee and Bill Adama are in anguish over the open wounds of Zak Adama's memory.
- Caprica-Valerii tells Commander Adama, Lee Adama, and Gaius Baltar that there are 12 human Cylon models, but there are 33 of these returned people, meaning that these people are not Cylons. Baltar believes that the Cylons have used their technology to clone the dead and tap into human memories to create these doppelgangers, which Valerii denies.
- More FTL drive sabotage continues. A group calling themselves the Earth Protectorate claims responsibility, believing that the Fleet will bring the Cylons to the last haven of humanity, Earth. The group vows to stop the Fleet, even if means a death for everyone in the vastness of space.
- The medivac ship refuses to give tissue and blood samples while in quarantine. Zak Adama tries to tell Thrace something when someone boards the ship without authorization. When Starbuck attempts to fire on the individual, Zak Adama stops her from firing. Leaving her with a kiss, Adama swears to prove his identity.
- Galactica notes that zip pods have been launched from the medivac ship, heading for various ships in the Fleet, including the battlestar. While the military is successful in stopping some of them, others, such as Darrin Dualla, make it to Galactica and are placed in a decontamination cell.
- As Captain and Commander Adama try to understand the plan of the returned humans, they encounter members of Galactica who appear afflicted with disease that appears to be causing them to decay like a dead body.
- Who prophecized the return of the dead in the Scrolls?
- Why aren't Darrin and Anastasia Dualla on first name terms?
- Aerotrims are used in basic flight training.
- The artwork in Adama's quarters is reminiscent of Dutch painter, Piet Mondrian.
Alternate covers
Billy Tan cover
Michael Turner cover
Nigel Raynor cover
External links
- Battlestar Galactica 1 - Regular Edition at Dynamite Entertainment


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From 'Finger lickin' good' to 'So Good', KFC seems to have only raised its bar of quality. It has recently launched its brand new global tagline in India – So Good ((as reported by BestMediaInfo)). Now, when you visit your local KFC, in addition to the finger lickin' food, you will hear Radio KFC playing around. Radio KFC is a branded channel playing a mix of international music in the store. I would have rather preferred a jukebox pre-filled with popular International tracks, that I could select depending on my mood. And the coins would be available for free with every Zinger!
Anyways, the campaign is being widely promoted through all channels with social media playing a large part. And I found an exciting contest on Facebook called 'Design your own bucket'. The prizes are also cool – Samsung Galaxy Note, iPod Touch and Sony PSP. Who wouldn't love to have a KFC bucket designed by them as well as win any of the goodies, so I gave it a shot. The start button opens up an amazing Facebook app in a new window. It does ask for permission to post on my timeline, as per Facebook guidelines.
There is a plain white bucket before you and some tools on the left like brush, eraser, sprayer, etc. You can choose the color from the color picker before you use any tool. You can also modify the size and opacity of the tools. Below the bucket, there are two buttons for putting pictures. The first button is for uploading a picture from your system and the second button provides you with a set of happy-looking pictures. You need to type your special moment in My So Good Moment box before submitting your graffiti art, otherwise it does not let you submit. I loved the app with all its exciting tools and features, but I fail to understand why there is no 'UNDO' tool. The 'CLEAR' tool clears up everything!
As you can see, I've uploaded a happy picture of Prasant while at Matheran. And to my delight, I could submit many times. After you click on submit, you are asked to give your name and email id and also an option whether you want to share it on Facebook. I clicked 'F Share' and got a message saying 'thank you for sharing on Facebook' and then finally submitted my entry. When I checked Prasant's timeline, I noticed that it wasn't being reflected there. This could be because I hadn't allowed the app to post on my behalf in the permission stage. However, I did the whole exercise again but this time I allowed the app to post on my behalf. My entry showed on the timeline!
Since it is a competition, I was curious to see other submissions. The Wall of Fame button showed me an array of funky designs but I'm not sure why my entry is not showing in the Wall of Fame. Thinking that this might take time to get updated, I played around with the tools in the meanwhile. However, it is still not updated, maybe my entry needs 'likes' but I can't find the Terms & Conditions of the contest nor the last date for submissions.
If KFC India could bring in some clarity, it would be great. Nevertheless, the idea of associating your 'so good' moment and having the opportunity to see it on a KFC bucket is cool. Smart move by KFC in bringing out its new tagline 'So Good'.


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