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To make Cherryfield College one of the Leading schools in Abuja, Nigeria...
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Comfortable classroom blocks, ICT Lab, science laboratories, good library and a well furnished administrative office, stand-by generator for energy, steady clean water equipment.Cherryfield College
The Biennial Inter-house Sports Competition of Cherryfield college was created to encourage students participation in
sport regardless of age, gender and social background.
It focuses on raising students awareness ...
In September, 2004, the gate of this citadel of learning was flung open to ninety-six (96) students drawn from different parts of the country...
I acknowledge the fact that God has always been for us since the inception of the school. As usual, the situation did not change at any moment in the just concluded academic session as He saw us through all activities of the session without any hitch. As regards academic work, I assure you that the members of staff are exerting their effort to create the enabling environment that aids the teaching-learning process. This is evident in the results of our external examinations, including the last Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (SSCE).
In line with a popular belief, Cherryfield College is not all about academics. Students involve in extracurricular activities that refresh them and boost learning. As it has also been the culture of the school, our students participated in internal and external competitions, in which they were in no way relegated to the background. The internal competitions range from inter-house debating competitions, which develop students in the art of public speaking and critical thinking, to sports competitions while external competitions include Common Wealth Competition, Scripps Spelling Bee competition and a host of others. It will interest you to know that our students were at the top of such external competitions as they come home with one medal or the other.
A memorable occasion, the Cultural Day event, was held in this session and students displayed their cultural affinities in the various cultural activities. Parents and guests who attended the occasion are witnesses to the huge success recorded in the biennial cultural event. At this juncture, I once again appreciate parents for their immense support in the ceremony.
The contributions of the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) in the success of the just concluded academic year cannot be underestimated. The executives of the association in conjunction with the school organized a speech and prize-giving day, the very first of its kind in the history of the school. During this programme, students were not only rewarded for their outstanding academic performance as well as moral decency but staff members were also given different awards. I am sure that this programme has come to stay in the college as it is a source of encouragement to students and staff.
I use this medium to appreciate all parents for their cooperation and assure them that we have competent people who impart the right knowledge in their wards. The Lord will continue to grant us the grace to satisfy you as we work hand in hand to make Cherryfield College a better place. Long live Cherryfield College.
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The Alaska Guardhouse is located in Fort William H. Seward, a registered historical landmark in Haines, Alaska. Completed in 1904, Fort Seward was the first permanent army post in Alaska. When the fort was in operation the Guardhouse served as the jail with 4 cells and offices for the military police.
Your hosts, Joanne and Phyllis, invite you to share their home which is centrally located only 4 blocks from downtown and two blocks from the waterfront. The rooms and living area have been renovated with modern conveniences but still keep the flavor of the original architecture.
Guests have shared use of the common areas of the home. The expansive living room with views of Lynn Canal and the mountains beyond is where you can play board games, enjoy the log fire, or just visit with friends, old and new. The glassed-in front porch makes a perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee, basking in the warm sun-filled room overlooking the main military square with historical buildings. The sunny back deck is where you can enjoy an evening cocktail with fantastic views of the town, mountains, and water, or use the Weber grill to cook up your daily catch of salmon or halibut.
The Guardhouse has 4 comfortable rooms to choose from--
Room #1: double bed with bath across the hall. Maximum occupancy 2
Room #2: two queen beds and private bath with tub/shower. Maximum occupancy 4
Room #3: two queen beds, a small sitting area, and private bath with shower. Maximum occupancy 4
Room #4: a basement suite with two queen beds, a sitting area, private bath with tub/shower, and small kitchenette. Maximum occupancy 4
All rooms have wi fi, mini-fridge, and flat screen TV with satellite programming
Guests have 24 hr. health club access to Thor's Fitness Club (off-premise)
Free shuttle to the Alaska Marine Highway dock
No smoking
No Pets (A small dog lives on the premises but is not allowed in the guest rooms)
Summer rates (May 1-Nov 30)
Room 1: 135
Room 2: 145
Room 3: 155
Room 4: 155
Winter rates (Dec 1-Apr 30)
Room 1: 115
Room 2: 125
Room 3: 135
Room 4: 135
All rates are for double occupancy. 15/person/night for extra guests.
Plus 9.5% tax
10% discount for booking all four rooms (not combinable with any other discounts)
Canadian discount available (not combinable with other discounts)
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Great Alaska Craftbeer and Homebrew Festival (May)
Kluane to Chilkat Bike Relay (June)
Southeast Alaska State Fair (July)
Bald Eagle Festival (November)
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The act of wall-mounting a TV is not an easy task as it generally seems. Even finding a TV bracket in Singapore depending on the size of your TV requires professional help. Most of the times, people do not know of what size a TV bracket will hold their TV.
It is quite possible that a TV bracket for a 55" flat-screen TV from a specific brand will not be able to support a 55" flat-screen TV from some other brand. This happens due to diverse mounting dimensions. In order to resolve this problem, you should refer to VESA Mounting Dimensions. If you have no idea about the VESA mounting standard, read this article further down.
What do you mean by "VESA"?
VESA stands for the Video Electronics Standard Association. It is a professional association that comprises professionals in the field of video electronics. The main aim of VESA is to create standards and analyze proposals to endorse uniformity throughout video electronic manufactures. VESA was established in the year 1989 to establish standards for interface among various products such as flat-screen TVs and monitors.
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Most of the manufactures comply voluntarily with VESA standards for wall-mounting a TV. These manufacturers construct flat-screen TVs and monitors with a standard pattern for holes on the displays' back. It is done this way so as to meet the requirements of mounting. The most common hole patterns for flat-screen TVs include dimensions like 75 mm x 75 mm, 100 mm x 100 mm, 200 mm x 200 mm, 400 mm x 400 mm, and so on.
It is quite easy to determine the mounting dimensions of your TV as per VESA. For this, you can refer to the product specifications in the manual. Otherwise, measure the dimensions yourself. In order to calculate dimensions, measure the four holes on the back from top to bottom and left to right. The VESA mounting dimensions are (horizontal distance) x (vertical distance).
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The Epcot International Festival of the Arts is a brand new event coming to Epcot in January 2017. Beginning on January 13, 2017, the Festival of the Arts will take place Fridays through Mondays until February 20, 2017 and will focus on three artistic disciplines: Visual, Culinary, and the Performing Arts. So, you'll get a lot of chance to enjoy the sights, sounds, and tastes throughout the festival.
With that in mind, the festival will include the Food Studios with several food and beverage booths, very similar to the ones at the Food & Wine Festival and Flower & Garden Festival.
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Here is a listing of the current vegetarian and vegan menu items (with prices and Disney Dining Plan Snack eligibility to be added soon) with info from the Disney Food Blog.
Please note this is NOT the Gluten Free (and other special dietary needs) List. Please check the blog's Gluten Free Festival of the Arts Gluten Free Food Offerings page for more info on those dishes.
Make sure to click on the individual pages for each booth to see food photos and find out more information.
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A Harvest Song
A short poem written for a ritual at Lughnasadh. It's not great and doesn't quite say what I want it to about the historical relationship between women, farming, and warfare, but it sufficed. It's written in treochair metre.
Tears have flowed
Cauldron deep, bitter draught –
Drowning not saving, Life owed.
So much blood
Has seeped from her veins, scythe-slashed;
Poppies red in fields of mud.
Women weep
As wars wage; fields lay fallow,
Old ways fade, but do not sleep.
Like seeds stored,
Customs keep, awaiting spring.
Mothers the homesteads' true hoard.
Grain sacks filled,
Backs bent to feed their kinfolk.
Fresh hope grows where blood was spilled.
Corn stalks glow
Golden yield, goddess-given,Precious wealth for us to stow.


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Tasteful modern decor abounds in this light-filled and beautiful 1926 Oakland home tucked away in a cul-de-sac near Mills College. The newly renovated home offers you the luxury of newly-renovated bathrooms and a new kitchen. The living room has a working fireplace, powerful Bluetooth speakers, Alexa with apple music or Amazon Prime Music. Around us enjoy a delicious hoagie from Mills Hoagie or some ice cream from Loard's less than a block away. Other restaurants are Old Wing Ping Thai food, or Mexican just at the corner. Perfect for: - Off-site meeting - Brainstorming - Team Building - Board meeting - Quarterly planning
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By: Shannon Ralph
I swore I wouldn't do it. I promised myself I would never be one of those parents.
You know the parents I am talking about. The ones who believe summer vacation should be a time of cultural "enrichment" for their children. The parents who sign their kids up for Cantonese lessons over the summer. And ukulele lessons. The parents who futilely sign their altogether non-athletic children up for volleyball. And baseball. And aerial acrobatics. The parents who force their children to endure Gardening Group. And ceramics lessons. And Chess Club. And culinary classes.
I swore I would never be one of those parents who take every opportunity to "program" their child's summer vacation away.
Then I found myself, one fateful day in May, perusing the Minneapolis Parks and Recreation summer activities list. I panted with excitement as my children rolled their eyes and groaned with dread.
"Look, Lucas!" I said. "You could take an Improvisational Theater class on Thursday mornings."
"Sophie, doesn't Hip Hop Blast sound like fun? You like to dance…sort of."
"Nicholas, they have Holiday Ceramic Ornament Making for Youth. Three days a week!"
My children protested. They complained. They whined.
But I was convinced I knew what was best for my young charges. My children needed summer programming. Left to their own devices, who knows what sort of blabbering, drooling imbeciles they would be by the end of the summer!
So I forked over hefty sums of cash that was not in my budget and forced my children to pick an activity they wanted to participate in for the entire summer. Never mind that they have trouble committing to an activity for an entire day, much less three months.
My two eight-year-olds chose gymnastics and my twelve-year-old chose fencing.
So now I find myself in a quandary at the end of July. Thursday evening dinners consist of Burger King in the car as my wife and I split chauffeuring and half-hearted cheering duties. My youngest son fakes a stomach ache every time his gymnastics class is scheduled. My oldest son, covered head to toe in sweat after donning all the safety gear required for his fencing lesson, begs me daily to quit. My daughter loves gymnastics, but I am convinced she is an anomaly.
Summertime is made for kids. And kids want to be kids. Kids need to be kids.
Remember summers from your youth? Those of you, like me, whose parents were too poor to send you off to summer camp know what I am talking about.
Red, white, and blue popsicles dripping down your arm. Running through the sprinkler. Drinking from the hose. Lazy days spent in the swing in your backyard reading a Judy Blume book. Watching TV—and lots of it. Riding your bike to the local pool. Swimming until your eyes turn red and your hair turns green. The intoxicating aroma of hamburgers on the grill. Pink-tinged shoulders. Playing video games in your pajamas at two o'clock in the afternoon. Catching fireflies. And butterflies. And frogs. Eating fried bologna sandwiches for lunch. Drinking near-fatal quantities of sugary Kool-aid with red dye #5. Piling into your parents station wagon and heading to the lake. Squatting down in the back seat so your cheap, albeit lovable, dad can convince the ticket taker you are under 10. Cooking hot dogs over an open fire. Sleeping on the floor of your best friend's bedroom, night after night.
As a kid in the late 70s and early 80s, I thrived in the summertime. I lived for the summertime. I may not have been able to speak Cantonese when all was said and done, but I had the time of my life.
This is what I want for my children. Long, lazy days spent doing…well, absolutely nothing.
You can have your summer back, kids.
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FARGO, ND – Thirteen small business owners graduated from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Emerging Leaders program, a "mini-MBA" training initiative for local business on the brink of growth. A graduation ceremony was held October 29th with keynote address given by Kara Jorvig of Allegro Group and 2017 Alumna of the Emerging Leaders program.
This is the fourth year the SBA North Dakota District Office has provided the seven-month executive education series. The program includes approximately 50 hours of classroom time, connects small business owners with a network of industry experts and peers, and supports the creation of a three-year strategic growth action plan.
"The Emerging Leaders course is a great learning experience for these small business trailblazers by teaching them to improve their business management skills," said SBA North Dakota District Director Alan Haut. "The course teaches them to better understand their financial statements, create more productive marketing strategies and highlights the importance of long-term strategic planning. The results are more successful businesses, creating more jobs and continuing to fuel our local economy."
For more information about the Emerging Leaders initiative – including how to apply for the 2019 class – visit ww.sba.gov/emergingleaders.
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Michelle Roeder – Heartland Candies
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Sanyo is rated 4.6 out of 5 stars, based on 25 reviews!
last night was the first time we visited this fine restaurant. But It is absolutely not the last time. We passed a splendid evening with the good service, with the great dishes and wine and with the honest cost. We will absolutely return there again.
It was good service and the food was above normal quality for a Chinese buffet. However, the quality is matched by an equally high price tag. There is definitely a good selection and quality to the restaurant, but I cannot say that it is worth the price, especially on weekends.
Just ordered takeout from this place. Definitely an upgrade from Yangtze River when comparing interior.
Got an avocado and cucumber maki and a vegetable fried rice for a total of $14, so not bad price wise.
Avocado maki was perfect, the perfect amount of sesame seeds makes everything better! Really cool thing that they do though, when I got my sushi I saw that they included a small plastic soy sauce dish. Very cute and handy! The fried rice was your standard looking, and tasting, fried rice from a buffet. It was simple and filling.
The people are also really sweet and professional. Props to the awesome hostesses.
So overall for the price the food is pretty good. I can't wait to try their dim sum on Sundays, or just have a regular sit down meal.
Very fresh food, even at the end of the night! I recommend any of the dishes, even the sushi is good here and the buffet has a variety of Chinese and Japanese dishes.
Formerly Yangtze River, Sanyo is a very good new Chinese restaurant in downtown Lexington, Mass. The service, sushi, and buffet were all very good, and the decor and atmosphere are more upscale but relaxed. We'll be back!
Love this place! Buffet is amazing, food is incredible, they are great for kids. Remodel is really nice
Would be even better if they provided more vegan or vegetarian options.
Such as fried veggie, leave the meat out.
Fried udon, would be great, just leave the shrimp out.
Other, waitresses are nice, new and clean.
P.S Chinese tea is not free
I had lunch buffet. I liked the hot and soup and wanted more. But I was told that only one serving is included in the buffet. To me, this is not right. Food was fine. But servers need more experience.
A great looking restaurant with friendly, attentive servers and a delicious buffet. Everything I tried was very tasty except for the General Gao's chicken.
I went back for a second plate of food and substituted Pepper Chicken in place of the General Gao chicken. Although very spicy, it was delicious and not at all tough like the Gao chicken.
In spite of the tough chicken, this place is excellent from tea to dessert. I highly recommend you try this restaurant.
Sanyo exceeded!
For a fancy fusion sit-down, I typically dial my expectations way down. BUT Sanyo exceeded!
Flavors were rich and layered, not too salty, no or minimal MSG, and not overly oily. Ingredients SUPER FRESH and top quality. Their chili oil beef tripe app is the best version I've had here in MA so far. The mala tingle shines through, the tripe super tender but still chewy, and a slight sweetness to the flavor.
Ambience was lovely-- clean, understated, modern w soft lighting. They also had these ultra cool lunar-like light globes (forgot to snap a pic).
The only knock: small portions & pricey for dish sizes.
My wife and I have been here twice with our toddler, each time for their lunch buffet. We have found the service to be very good, and the food even better. While the buffet is on the smaller side, everything we tried - including the sushi - was well prepared and quite tasty. The vegetable tempura, for example, was clearly made with very fresh vegetables served a tick or two past al dente (as opposed to overcooked - which is far more common and far less desirable). In general, the restaurant tends to "err" slightly on the spicy side as opposed to the bland (or, worse, salty); I say "err" in quotation marks, however, because at no point was the spiciness disagreeable. It accentuated the flavors without overpowering them.
After reading some of the less positive reviews, I would note that this restaurant is still quite new (it's been open well less than a year as of this writing). The staff may still be working out some of the kinks; given the quality of the food and service when things are working smoothly, however, a little patience seems like a good investment.
Yum yum!!! We just came here for another dinner in the bar and I love the ease of the space, the friendly staff and the modern decor. The food is also really good. I love that the fried rice has water chestnuts! We also can say after 3 visits that all the bartenders are really good and know how to make some mean martinis !
We will Be back and hope that Lexington comes and explores it more now that it's changed hands and is no longer Yangtze.
Great food and very good service. I really enjoy it Their food is very fresh and is served piping hot, very delicious. They also provide a buffet at a reasonable price! I highly recommend you come and try their Japanese, Szechuan, and Chinese Menu.
Very nice place. Food was good. Service was slow, even though they were not busy. Give it a try.
We've been twice and the staff is incredibly friendly with inventive and delicious sushi specials that you should ask about (for now until the new sushi special menu is released). Best bar in any of the sushi restaurants in Lexington with prices and taste rivaling Diakanyama which has been our preferred spot... Until now. Come in and meet Jerry in the bar who is super friendly and enjoy a fantastic meal and killer drinks. Hot take: the pear martini is killer!
Delicious food. I like the spicy dishes here. Here also offer buffet. Yet we ordered out favorite dishes.
For those of you who remember the old Yangtze River which was in Lexington Center for almost 40 years Sanyo is in the same location. The place has beautifully and expensively remodeled. The luncheon buffet is still available. Food is prepared in small quantities and constantly refreshed. Sushi is available as part of buffet. Great dessert section. Food is excellent. Minor complaints tea is charged per person but is delicious and service was just ok. All in a great place to eat. Buffet is $15.95 per person. Check it out. You will be glad you did.
A place I will keep returning to. Even better than the previous restaurant that was in this location. Lunch buffet has a terrific selection can't wait to go back for dinner. The atmosphere is truly lovely and the staff is amazingly friendly.
Renovated with new owner. Used to be the Yangtze River. I love this place so much more than the old one. Authentic delicious Japanese and Chinese food. Full bar with great bartenders. Place is clean and beautiful. Love the managers and staff.
Sanyo is a very good new restaurant in Lexington Center. Although they have struggled getting started, each time (2) we have gone there we have been pleased with our meals. The previous occupant of that space, Yangtze River Restaurant, had been around for a long time and had gotten a little boring. Sanyo is far more interesting in the variety of dishes on it's menu. We like it.
First time there and was pleasantly surprised. We went late for lunch but the food was exquisite. The ambience was tastefully done and the service quick and polite. Definitely will go back.
Go here for the buffet. The price is well worth the quality and variety. Server today was very nice and checked in on my group very often to refill our water glasses.
We just had dinner at Sanyo Lexington and were pleasantly surprised.
Food was great and a fabulous menu.
Our server, Candy was a delight and very attentive.
The place is lovely.
Will return soon.
We just had our Christmas party at this restaurant and we couldn't possibly pick a better place. The staff was amazing, great attention to everyone in the event and they have plenty of food. Everyone enjoyed the place and the food. I will definitely recommend them for events as well as for regular visits.
Formerly known as Yangtze River. The renovated new space evokes a cozy and refined atmosphere. We came here for dinner and the vegetarian options were fresh and delicious. The dishes are a bit pricey for the small size (and in comparison to Beijing restaurant down the street), but the ingredients seem to be more fresh and the flavors are more pronounced.
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From smartphone watches to tablet and touch-screen televisions, there are a lot of different tech products on the market. Here are the top 10 most ridiculous tech products of today.
1. Smartphone watches
These are "phones" that are worn on the wrist. These are ridiculous because it really shows that you can not spend any amount of time away from your phone.
2. iPads.
Specifically, the iPad is ridiculous because it's insanely overpriced for what you get. The thing can be said about a lot of Apple products though. It's a tablet that comes with less power than comparable tablets and costs at least twice as much.
3. Stand-alone Android gaming systems.
These are video game systems that only play Android games. These are ridiculous, because you can play the same exact games on a phone or tablet which most people have. Buying a stand-alone system just to play these games just seems like a waste of money.
4. GPS devices.
Global Positioning System (GPS) devices are ridiculous in a world where most cell phones automatically have GPS capabilities. The only reason why you would ever want or need a stand-alone GPS device is if you are going somewhere where your cell phone can't get any service.
5. Alarm clocks.
Another tech device that has been replaced by cell phones. Your cell phone is your all-in-one device that can do many things. Being an alarm clock is one of those things. You don't need a stand-alone alarm clock anymore.
6. Chromebooks.
Chromebooks look like laptops but act like tablets. Chromebooks are ridiculous because they can only be used with an internet connection, do not have a CD/DVD drive, and function like a smartphone. You can't run any computer programs or do anything on it except use apps and the web browser. For the price you might as well either get a tablet or spend a little bit more to get a full functioning laptop.
7. Google Glass.
Just like smartphone watches, the Google Glass shows that you can't step away from a computer for any length of time. Specifically, the Google Glass is a wearable computer. It is worn like glasses but looks quite ridiculous. This product is ridiculous because it is just asking for trouble. Is it even safe to drive while wearing it? What about walking down the street? Will wearing something worth almost $2,000 on your head attract possible thieves?
8. Beats headphones.
Another status symbol like Apple are the Beats headphones. They are designed and endorsed by Dr. Dre which can make a lot of people want to run out and get them. There have been multiple robberies reported revolving around these headphones which really isn't too much of a surprise given their high price tag.
9. 3D anything.
For awhile now there have been a steady stream of 3D movies being showcased in movie theaters and for home viewing. It's all become quite ridiculous. For home viewing you need a 3D television, a 3D DVD or Blu-Ray player, the movie itself in 3D, and in some cases 3D glasses. This is all added extra cost that has become quite ridiculous. Do we really need to see movies in 3D to enjoy it? Could it be 3D has been pushed out by movie companies so us as consumers have to spend more money?
10. Smartphones.
You're probably wondering why smartphones would be on this list given that most people have them and they are considered to be quite useful. Well, the reason why smartphones are ridiculous is because there's always the "next big thing" coming along. You could buy the top of the line, newest, and best smartphone on the market but once you do it won't be too long after that the "better" model is released. Just look at Apple's iPhones and Samsung's Galaxy phones for an example. There are so many different models it's hard to keep track which one's the newest and "best." It's all quite ridiculous.


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Japanese Restaurants in Off Jalan Imbi (Jalan Imbi) – 8 Restaurants
Asahi Japanese Restaurant
Pas De Nom posted chillout-soulout-freakout.blogspot.com 471 Reviews
I find that this restaurant is quite cunning and sly with their receipt.
Takio Ikayaki
Although Takio Ikayaki is just a small kiosk but I can see the staffs worked systematically in the limited space.
mimid3vils posted www.choiyen.com 419 Reviews
A pretty addictive on-the-go snack especially when you cannot spare time for a proper meal when shopping
wyilian posted wyilian.blogspot.com 31 ReviewsExceptional
Delicious teppanyaki with reasonable price for the big portion. :)
TAMAYAKI (弹丸滋地) offers quality Takoyaki. Our Takoyaki are the combination of traditional Japanese recipe prepared via patented induction heating device.
summerkid posted summerkid123.blogspot.com 235 Reviews
Took a large bite into the takoyaki revealing the generously filling of cheese, sausage, and cabbage.
Nippon Tei Two Japanese Restaurant
The restaurant is well-decorated and bright with simple decorations.
neko1712 posted neko-no-hime.blogspot.com 145 Reviews
Will i go back to Nippon Tei again- maybe? Like in many years time? No more sukiyaki for me at the moment
Kiku Zakura
The restaurant serves authentic Japanese food, They have at least four outlets in the Klang Valley — 3rd floor at Mid Valley, 2nd floor of KLCC Avenue K (next to the LRT station), Jaya Shopping center at Seksyen 14, PJ, and Berjaya Times Square.
Pas De Nom posted chillout-soulout-freakout.blogspot.com 471 ReviewsExceptional
Overall their Sashimi are not impressive but their noodles are still one of the best with soba, udon, somen and many other noodles varieties to be chosen from. This place is recommended for a luxury lunch but not suitable for a great dinner.
Plus One Shabu Shabu
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By Dr Thomas Brown | May 24 2018
By Dr Thomas Brown | May 24 2018
Many organisations are seeing a significant return on marketing investments (ROMI) but for others this is still a pipe dream. Where exactly are they going wrong?
Not two months ago, many business owners will have left the year-end meeting with a problem: they missed their annual target.
Whether or not you were among them, it's no stretch to imagine the pressure this puts on the commercial team going forward.
Keen to address the issue (and make sure it doesn't repeat itself), you might find yourself turning to the marketing department for a dependable and sustainable reporting solutions.
On paper, an inbound marketing strategy delivers those desirables. Today's buyers are taking more and more of the sales process into their own hands. What's more, 70-80% of those buyers are tending to ignore paid ads in favour of organic results.
Creating a platform of content that reflects these search terms, matches buyer intent, and addresses their questions represents a phenomenal opportunity for businesses to drive the dependable, sustainable growth they need to meet their annual targets going into 2019, 2020 and beyond.
Unfortunately, this is where many businesses falter. When it comes to turning this tactic into an accountable strategy, they don't know how to proceed, never mind how to calculate ROMI.
It's a familiar story. Too many companies are still making the mistake of investing in marketing strategies without taking the time to understand how they can demonstrate a wider impact on the business — never mind a return.
"The cost of a marketing strategy that doesn't deliver can be crippling."
If you already have a strategy in place and you still missed your target this year, this will ring especially true. Here's the thing: your marketing team might argue that it contributed to leads closed, but without the data to back it up, they can't prove or disprove this either way — and neither can you.
Before we address the deeper problem limiting organisations from demonstrating accurate marketing returns, let's not forget that on the face of it, calculating ROI is a simple case of balancing cost of customer acquisition (COCA) against the lifetime value of a customer (LTV).
If you're looking at this equation and wondering how you can be expected to calculate ROI when you're not sure how to work out COCA, you've hit the nail on the head.
Unless you can see a lead all the way through from the first marketing touchpoint to the moment they close, you can't accurately state how much it has cost your organisation to acquire that customer. And without COCA, you have no way of accurately tracking the effectiveness of your sales and marketing machine.
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For businesses looking to align their sales and marketing activities, reduce COCA and see predictable, scalable, and repeatable business growth, it is important to understand three key things.
1. Set smart goals
If you want to double revenue from new business between now and the end of next year, what are the metrics you need to move to make this happen, and how can you create an effective content strategy that will move them?
2. Identify the gaps between sales and marketing
Perhaps organic traffic is high but no one is converting. Or leads are going missing between the sales and marketing handover. You might have a strong creative team but struggle to manage the content creation process. The rivalry between sales and marketing may well be responsible for the organisation's disappointing numbers. Service level agreements (SLAs) counter this, offering an improved insight into what is working — and what isn't.
3. Spin the flywheel
Marketing, sales, and customer service naturally integrate with each other to serve the buyer together. Each forms a critical component in what can be creatively imagined as a flywheel, with marketing drawing in and engaging prospects, sales nurturing and closing them, and both departments working together to delight your customers. Happy customers generally mean repeat purchases, loyal business, and referrals.
It's time to go full circle on the marketing ROI problem. Changing your sales and marketing processes to become buyer focused is a transformative step, but it is absolutely crucial if you want to join the data gaps between these two traditionally disparate business units — and walk away from next year's annual sales meeting smiling.
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I have mentioned before about obtaining produce from other sources, especially if you are unable to grow it yourself. One of the places I do so is the local Amish produce auction. This is something that I have not been able to do in previous places we lived. We were never near the Amish nor produce auctions. Actually I had never heard of them till someone at church mentioned going. I loved auctions, so adding in produce only could make it better. Right?
So far this year I have gotten flowers – both hanging baskets and bedding plants, herb plants, beets and strawberries from the auction.
Before you decide to drive two hours and spend a lot of money at a produce auction, let me give you an idea of how one works, some of the benefits and some of the drawbacks. As with most things you have to decide for yourself if it is something that works for you or not.
One of the things that helps make it doable for me is that a friend of mine also likes to go and we often split the produce or plants. This is also how my stand got started. We had extra produce that we weren't sure what to do with.
For those who have never gone to an auction like this, it can be a bit of an adjustment. Ask questions when you get there to get an idea of the set up.
The produce is placed in rows, on carts. Each cart is usually one particular grower, who is identified by a number.
Each buyer also has a number, which they must get before bidding. At our local auction, the numbers stay the same from one time to the next. Some people I know by their numbers rather than their names. That is a sure sign that I have been there too much.
Also, remember the people running the auction are Amish or Mennonites. Cash or check is probably the way to go. At least at the one here, they don't take credit or debit cards.
One detail that is hard to figure out at first is that you are not bidding on the stack or row of items. You bid by the item. Say it is a stack of 4 boxes of 24 count cucumbers. If you bid $15, then it will actually be $15 x 4, or $60 for the stack. If you bid $8 for the hanging flower baskets and there are 5 in that row, your total will be $40 ($8×5). This seems to get people at first. The auctioneer is sometimes understanding if you bid not knowing this, but usually only once an auction and you can't be guaranteed of his grace. They often go over the rules at first and expect people to know this detail by the time bidding starts.
I would suggest going once or twice to just listen and get a feel for the flow of the auction, what price items go for, and how it all actually works.
One of the reasons I like going is the potential for wholesale prices. I am not a large buyer. I do not have a store or two or three to supply. I do not make a living going to farmers' markets. However, I do have a family to feed and if I can do it cheaper by going there, then I will.
I have also spent money there only to get home and regret it. For example, the strawberries I just bought.
That brings up another point. Look at the produce. Turn the tomatoes over. Open the box and look at the cucumber/zucchini/squash. Don't just look at the ones on top. Be nice about it, but look further down in the box or even the second box in the stack. Listen to what others are saying to get a feel for certain growers or catch something they saw but you missed.
Overall I enjoy going to the auctions. You never know what will be there, what the prices will be, but they are always fun. We are close enough that at times I go just to socialize. When the end of fall arrives, it feels as if I am leaving a whole other world behind.
Michell, over at Simplify, Live, Life wrote a post last fall about her first experience going. As I have been going for a few years, it was great to hear someone else's first time experience. It is also amazing to see how similar the set-ups are. The carts holding the produce and the boxes being used look the same even.
The Penny Pantry also shows some deals she got at the auction near her. This is a great example of what you can get at the auctions. Just keep in mind that no two times going to the auction are the same. It will depend on what the farmers bring in, who is there, and the weather. I find that on cool rainy days there are fewer people willing to go to the auction, but also less stuff. That is part of the adventure.
I will be posting some more in the coming weeks about the auction. So keep your eyes open if you are a bit more curious about it. If there is something particular you want to know about I will try to address it.
Would you go to an auction to buy produce? Have you even done it? What has been your opinion of them, if you have gone?


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In the present article author reveals the concept of State, contained in the doctrine of John Locke, but in line with the post-non-classical science, one of the research lines of the event information and quantum legal concept. Despite the diverse palette of the "state" definitions the most appropriate definition is the definition, where it is identified with the union of people - people living in the particular area. Due to the fact that the system of "people" is made up of interconnected components - people, it is important to know the basis on which to build a state - of man, but under the cut parameters of post-non-classical paradigm. In the John Locke's opinion, birth of a nation as state is a constantly renewed process of transition from the natural state to the politically-legal, which is happened with every "I" subject individually by the closure of the social contract. However, conclusion of the public contract does not imply any written form. Settlement of the agreement, in terms of information and quantum legal concept implies legal transition of the "I" subject (homo juridicus) from the vibration status of "ethnicity" to the system "people." In addition, on the basis of the social contract homo juridicus acquire political status by means of which they establish public institutions, giving them their natural rights. Locke divided all natural rights into two groups - primary (inalienable) and secondary. Primary law, being the subject of the public contract, in our opinion, belongs to the system of "ethnicity" (legal proto-pattern "I") and is characterized by two aspects. Firstly, individuals did not have the authority to encroach on them. In other words, life, liberty, and property are universal values and are determined by collective archetypes of the unconscious sphere; secondly, the person has no right to transfer them to other people, because it violates the energy-informational balance of the whole of humanity. Therefore, these rights are the list of basic (natural) human rights secured and protected by the "law of nature".
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I'm a no. But…this year I might be a maybe, based on a recent book I read that pointed out I really did have some character flaws that need to be addressed—more about that later.
Why am I a no? Basically, I'm stubborn and weak. Although tradition and convention cause most of us to consider participating in this Lenten-like practice, I am willing to admit that I am one of the 92 percent of Americans who will have good intentions, but never follow through. I had very early practice in the concept of "giving up." Even though I did not grow up in the Catholic faith, most denominations in my small town encouraged "giving up something for Lent" to honor the spiritual concept of sacrifice and deprivation in the days leading up to Easter. For most of us in early adolescence this was usually fulfilled by giving up candy or something considered equally impossible. I participated in the exercise, but if the truth were told, you could find me one week after my commitment to a healthier diet downing a Mounds bar in the bathroom at the bowling alley. Let's just say, when it comes to "giving up" or "resolving to change," internally I'm honest and very much stuck in my ways.
If we're all so unsuccessful at keeping our resolutions, even those made during Lent, how did this whole tradition get started? As with most things in our culture, we can date the origins of New Year's celebrations and their accompanying practices to ancient times, connected to religious observances.
The first recorded celebration dates to over 4000 years ago when the Babylonians, during the planting of their crops in the spring, made promises to the gods to repay debts and return borrowed objects to ensure a bountiful harvest, like the practices of the Mesopotamians around 2000 BC. In 46 BC with Julius Caesar's adoption of the Julian calendar, a date close to January 1 was designated as the beginning of the new year, and the month appropriately named for the dual faced Roman god Janus, who could look forward and backward. Like the Babylonians, the Romans made promises of good conduct in the hope of a prosperous new year (and we all know how that eventually turned out!)
As late as 1740, John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, conducted services where attendees were asked to think of their past mistakes and resolve to improve in the new year. Today, well, it's probably no surprise that New Year's Day celebrations (which according to those who track such things say is America's fourth favorite holiday) are mostly secular.
If you are among the "yeses," research suggests that most resolutions center around establishing a healthier life style—losing weight, getting fit, eating healthy, quitting smoking– (just ask your local gym about their peak enrollment time of year), —saving more money, or taking better care of yourself overall. Again, the academics, like John Norcross, a University of Scranton psychologist, indicate that making a resolution increases the odds of achieving some success. According to Dr. Norcross, studies show that people who resolve to change behaviors do much better than non-resolvers who have some habits that need to be changed. Trying and failing might just lead to making a new set of resolutions that are more attainable. What is known is that unless you make your resolutions specific, attainable, measurable, relevant and time-bound, don't bother writing them down.
Back to why I might be a "maybe" this year. On the recommendation of a friend, I bought Whitney Cummings' book, "I'm Fine….and Other Lies." Cummings is a comedian, best know for starring in the NBC series, "Whitney," and is co-writer of the comedy series, "Two Broke Girls." The autobiographical romp through Whitney's sorted life is not for the faint of heart—she may be a great stand-up comedian, but her language is, let's just say…not for prime time. However, there is a segment entitled "The Codependence Chapter" that suggests I have some very bad habits that are unhealthy, self-destructive, self-centered and downright annoying. She had my attention!
Here's just part of the list of behaviors that she suggests is problematic:
Would rather focus on the needs of others than their own;
Have a hard time saying no;
Lose sleep worrying about things you can't control;
Stay in relationships too long because you don't want to hurt the other person's feelings;
Try to protect everyone from uncomfortable feelings;
Try to "be a good person" and "do the right thing;"
"Buy gifts, lend someone money, drive a friend to the airport…"
"Make sure everyone is eating, that the right music is playing, that the AC is the right temperature…," that everyone is comfortable;
Spend a day with family or other individuals for whom you really don't care, and then exchange presents;
Do things out of obligation, not out of desire —("we have to go to that holiday party; we ought to send a card");
Find that it's "incredibly hard to say no to things or cancel if I find myself overcommitted;"
Or as Jerry would say, "yada, yada yada…"
This is a very truncated list to which I could add hundreds of similar items—like cooking for a sick neighbor, baking to welcome a new family into the neighborhood, inviting a widower to dinner for the holidays, "paying it forward," donating to a relief effort…you get the idea.
So why does all this cause me to consider joining the "yeses" this year?
BECAUSE…Cummings suggests that these actions smack of low self-esteem, fear of rejection; a display of an extreme need for approval; needing desperately for someone to like us; or, as she so brutally sums up: "always needing to be perfect, polite, and generous breeds a toxic culture of shame, guilt, competition, and inauthenticity," or, "being pathologically thoughtful" is just down right annoying and makes everyone uncomfortable.
Admittedly, Cummings has admitted to having much more therapy than I could afford, but she did get me to really think about her observations. The result: Be it resolved—no more cookies; no more casseroles; no more well-organized parties; no more wasted hours with individuals I don't like; no more committees. According to Cummings it's time I said, as Buddy Cianci once stated, "Been there, done that, bought the T-shirt." NO!
Any more no's willing to take the pledge? Let me know. Maybe we can form a support group. I'll order the matching t-shirts and bring the dessert.


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For starters we got to celebrate my sister and brother in law's new baby with a gender reveal party! It was so much fun! I just love these! We ate good 'ole Mexican Pile On and she revealed it with cupcakes:) Which of course was..........
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Review: District 9
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I saw District 9 on Friday.
I see a lot of movies, both at home and in the theater. I probably don't see quite as many as a professional movie critic, but I do love movies. I also love science-fiction in all its various forms. District 9 combines the best of both.
This is a pretty gritty, real film that has a quasi-documentary feel to it, rife with allusions to aparteit, racism and segregation.
The movie is about aliens who find themselves stranded on Earth above Johannesburg, South Africa. When humans finally get into their apparently crippled ship, they find a lost, sick, malnourished hive-like species of vaguely humanoid creatures who are far from the fearsome invaders we fear are out there. They quickly become a management nightmare for the South Africans who are stuck dealing with these sad creatures who have little concept of our human customs. The real problem with that, however, is that the aliens, referred to by the pejorative "prawns", don't understand the human concept of ownership. They're hated by the locals because they think they can just take things they want and go wherever they please. All of that is why the prawn slum of District 9 is being relocated outside of Johannesburg. And, yes, that's where the movie gets its name. The film primarily follows Wikus Van De Merwe, a civil servant of sorts, with the company who's been retained by the South African government to "manage" the aliens. His father-in-law is the president of the company and promotes him to a position of high-scrutiny, heading the relocation efforts. As Wirkus is a bit of a lovable, goofy dolt, it becomes obvious early on that his "promotion" was really setting him up to take the fall if the relocation goes poorly, as it is apparently expected to do. But, things go more wrong than you can guess when Wirkus and his eviction team find an illegal computer "store" run by one of the more enterprising and independently thinking prawn. In addition to the illegal technology, he finds a prawn "gang" cache of weapons and… And something more. Now, if I were to go into too much more detail at this point, I'd be ruining the movie for you and I don't want to do that.
So, instead of going further with the plot, I'm going to give you some of the other reasons this is such an interesting film.
For one thing, it doesn't shy away from the harsh realities of life in a modern Africa. A feature of the district 9 is a group of other Africans, in this case, Nigerians, who act as a criminal syndicate preying on all kinds of poor in the district, but primarily the prawn. Also, there is a significant sub-plot surrounding alien technology and weapons that humans can't use and the aliens seem unmotivated to use to their full advantage. There are also themes about family and loyalty and doing what's right, even in difficult circumstances.
The film is an expansion of director Neill Blomkamp's short film Alive In Joburg. (You can see the short by following that link.) If you check out the short, you can see something about how District 9 is going to look and feel when you see it.
And, incidentally, I do recommend that you go see this film. It is a little gruesome and occasionally brutal in its dedication to realism, but I think it's all worth it. The film is far and away the best film of the season, and probably the year. I cannot say enough about this movie. Well, without giving all the really good stuff away.
So, in short, District 9 is a great movie and you need to go see this film!


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Blog The Comprehensive Spending Review and Covid-19: the more we know, the less we know... How will the autumn Comprehensive Spending Review address the short-term and long-term needs of the health and care system, especially when the future is so uncertain? Jonathon Holmes considers the Chancellor's options. Blog Social care reform: fit for purpose or simply fit for a crisis? As the social care sector continues to feel the impact of the Covid-19 outbreak, social care reform is once again up for debate. Sally Warren outlines why any reform must have the needs of service users and staff at its heart. Blog Tackling the Covid-19 outbreak in care homes: messages from a geriatrician and a health service researcher about how the NHS can help Covid-19 demands that there is closer working between care homes and the NHS to support residents to be safe and well. Researchers Adam Gordon and Claire Goodman reflect on the messages they are hearing from care home staff about what support is needed. Blog Integrating health and social care in the Covid-19 (coronavirus) response The response to the Covid-19 (coronavirus) outbreak has shown examples of real community spirit and collaboration, as well as revealing some deep-rooted differences between the NHS and the social care sector, as Richard Humphries explores. Blog What does the 2020 spring Budget mean for health and care? The Chancellor used the Budget to give the NHS and public services funding to deal with the effects of coronavirus. Siva Anandaciva looks at this and other measures affecting health and social care. Blog Looking ahead to the Budget: what should we expect for health and care? Ahead of the Budget on 11 March, Sally Warren considers what should be included to enable the new government to deliver on its manifesto commitments, from NHS infrastructure and staffing, to social care and public health. Blog Is it time for a new National Beds Inquiry, or a national policy decision? 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Blog Social care services: funding cuts are biting hard There is nothing to smile about in new statistics showing more people request social care support but fewer get it. Blog Looking ahead to 2020 Richard Murray outlines what to look out for in the coming year, from early announcements on workforce and funding, to longer-term ambitions for integration and culture change. Blog After the election: how will the new government approach health and social care? What might being the new government's 'top priority' mean in practical terms for the NHS? And does this focus come at the expense of the wider health and care agenda? Helen McKenna reflects on the new government's manifesto commitments. Blog Quality in social care: we need an ear for stories as well as an eye for data Listening to people's experience of services – good and bad - is as important to improving quality as crunching the data, writes Simon Bottery. 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The Nintendo Gamecube was a multi-media home entertainment device produced by Nintendo sometime around 2003(ish). The system was ballin and contained such notable hits as Conker's Live and Reloaded, Perfect Dark Zero, Donkey Kong Bongo Shit, and Starfox Adventures.
The Borg Gamecube[edit]
The Borg Gamecube was an enhanced version of the Gamecube licensed to be produced by the Borg. This enhanced version of the system featured the ability to play all GameCube games, however it also included the ability to enslave the human race due to the widespread complaint about the original version of the Gamecube lacking that feature. After the Borg Gamecube was released even the most vocal of critics began to question the wisdom of a multi-media system capable of enslaving the human race.
In the ensuing conflict between humanity and the Borg Gamecube most of Eastern Europe was destroyed by the Gamecubes, after these actions it should be noted that Nintendo's stock wavered leaving many to speculate about the future of the company. The conflict was solved by Patrick Stewart, a stage actor, who just stepped in for some reason.
Many people protested against features of the GameCube that seemed pointless, like the modem which allowed a player to play other people online. Many found that the expansion slot was better used as a storage container for their stash.
Though the console itself died off very quickly (due to it being a huge steaming pile of useless Dung) it is a very little known fact that the Nintendo Wii is actually just a squashed, reduced functionality version of the GameCube. To successfully achieve the smaller size for the Wii, Nintendo replaced most of the GameCube's internal components with crap they found inside of the legendary Atari Jaguar. Nintendo came to this decision by doing the math. Unfortunately their math was horribly off and the final product was the Wii. It was due to the Atari Jaguars former popularity that the Wii sold over nine thousand consoles, despite it actually being as useful as Gordon Brown.
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The 2018 Maui Open Studios opening celebration and preview exhibition will take place on Saturday, Feb. 3. It allows art lovers to mingle with artists while enjoying refreshments, food and live music. Be sure to pick up the Maui Open Studios Guidebook, which includes an artist directory, maps and schedules for tours of the artists' studios that will happen Feb. 10-25. Free. 5pm. Paina Culinary Arts Center, UH Maui College (310 W. Ka`ahumanu Ave., Kahului); Mauiopenstudios.com
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Can you believe it's been one whole year since we started this thing? I know it sounds cliche, but it really does feel like only yesterday that I sat at my kitchen table, eating homemade apple pie and posting my first recipe here. For months I had religiously followed a few of my (now ever-growing list of) favorite blogs, drooling and dreaming and wondering if I had what it takes to write a successful blog myself. And here we are, 365 days and 82 recipes later, with an even deeper love of food and a new-found appreciation for the amazing food blogging community.
So, to commemorate this happy occasion, I have decided to host The Learning Curve's first-ever giveaway!
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3. For another entry, "share" the giveaway with your Facebook friends, and leave another comment back here telling me that you did!
And the details....
2. I will contact the winner via the email given to leave your comments, and I will get your shipping address at that time. I will also post the winner here.
And thanks, as always guys, for being such awesome readers. You rock. :)


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Can anyone give me the basics of TPS and MAP tuning. Ive been trying to find something very similar to this.
I got hondata S300 on the way i ditched the crome setup now that i seen hondata finally has ITB support
So can anyone give me some tips on how to tune some ITB's....
Also will hondata have different sensor for DIY ITB's? GSXR1000 Haybusa Ect?
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Feast Your Eyes on Nike's Iridescent Air Max 97 in White & Blue
A prime spring colorway.
Nike's ever-popular Air Max 97 has been covered in blue, green and iridescent tones. A baby blue hue is used as trim on the mudguard, heel tab and lateral. A pastel green "wave" adds dimension to the low-top runner. The standout detail is the iridescent stripe that runs just above the silver Swoosh. Those looking to establish their spring rotation should consider this pair.
The AM 97 Iridescent is scheduled to release sometime this month for a $160 USD retail price. Take a closer look above and stay tuned for more information.
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'Tis the season to take the family to enjoy the Christmas lights, catch a matinee of the Nutcracker, and get that picture with Santa at the mall (unless you have a kid that refuses to get within a foot of the mall Santa). If you're looking for ways to keep the kids busy this holiday season, you will find plenty of options in California. Here are two of my favorite family-friendly events in California this month. They're educational too, just don't tell the kids.
San Francisco
Snow and Reindeer at the California Academy of Sciences from November 23 to January 2.
Kids love to listen for reindeer hooves on their roofs on Christmas Eve, so take them to the east garden of the Academy to meet the reindeer at the Reindeer Rendezvous special exhibit. Then step inside the igloo presentation dome to watch the five-minute video about the North Pole. There are plenty of daily science, animal, and cultural presentations to choose from, but if you go on Wednesdays, you'll get to meet the scientists that explore the Earth's coldest regions. Don't forget to get a picture with Santa Claude, the Academy's alligator character, and catch the indoor snow flurries.
These special holiday activities are all included with general admission tickets. Check the website for more information and schedules.
Los Angeles
The Science of Gingerbread at the Discovery Science Center in Santa Ana from November 23 to January 3.
Kids know how darn cute (and yummy) houses can be, so take them to the Discovery Science Center this month, so they can see the entries of the gingerbread house competition displayed throughout the center. On weekends, kids get to check out the gingerbread decorating demonstrations, and try their hand at baking at the measure-and-mix learning station. There are also daily shows and presentations, such as the "Matter of Taste" show. If you want to  participate in a special gingerbread house workshop, check out their website for more information.
Linking up to Trekaroo Spotlight Thursday, where other bloggers are sharing their lists of favorite holiday events.


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DVB Debate Highlights: Returning Experts
The most newsworthy quotes of the most recent debate about 'Where do Returning Experts end up?'. Media professionals are welcome to use these quotes, cartoon and pictures for own publication, as long as it is credited to DVB Debate.
The Debate will be aired first this Sunday at 19:15h on DVB TV and online shortly after.


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Smiliest Pet Competition 2010
PUBLISHED: 10:42 06 August 2010 | UPDATED: 11:23 09 September 2010
Enter our free Smiliest Pet Competition for Pet Smile Month in association with Mercer & Hughes Veterinary Surgeons
In Conjunction with the Pet Smile Month 2010 the Saffron Walden Reporter and Mercer & Hughes Veterinary Surgeons are promoting proper dental health for pets with a "Smiliest Pet 2010" Competition.
- Entry is FREE,
- Competition Closes Monday 6th September 2010,
- Winners will be announced in the Saffron Walden Reporter newspaper on the 9th September and also online at www.saffronwaldenreporter.co.uk,
- The three winning entries will receive gift vouchers to spend at Mercer & Hughes Veterinary Surgeons (located in Saffron Walden, Stansted and Great Dunmow):
- 1st Prize - £60.00 Gift Voucher
- 2nd Prize - £40.00 Gift Voucher
- 3rd Prize - £25.00 Gift Voucher
What do you need to do?
To enter please send us a picture of your pet and we will put it onto this website with the rest of the entries below. After the competition closes on Monday 6th September the judges will decide on a winner.
Please note: the Judge's decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
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Mercer & Hughes Veterinary Surgeons are offering free dental check ups for your pets in conjunction with the pet smile month. To book your pet in for a free check, please contact your nearest Mercer & Hughes Veterinary Surgeons
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Completed #1 - Sold #1.....#2 about to start
Is it a thread hijack if it 100% true but funnier than fiction? You be the judge.
Yesterday I bought one of those cargo carriers that fits in the hitch receiver on the back of a Jeep or minivan on vacation. It's for our cute little Toyota motorhome. Found it on Craigslist for $25 from a nice sounding lady named Stephanie. She named the little bar/deli where she worked and said just stop in anytime between 9am and 6pm.
Well I walked in the front door and asked the first official looking lady which one was Stephanie. She pointed her out as the leader of the 3 lady crew way back behind the bar. I sat at the bar and pulled $25 out of my wallet as one of the other ladies tried to serve me. Holding the $25 up I said I had business with Stephanie.
She shouted "Stephanie, he's yours".
Stephanie figured it out and and shouted "Let's go out to the alley. Where's your car?".
The two guys right beside me knew how funny this was all turning out so I elbowed the close one and loudly proclaimed that "This must happen a lot around here".
Poor beet red Stephanie got to acting like Gramaw when she burped in the middle of the sermon, and before the minute was up everyone in the place knew every detail of the transaction including color, texture, original cost, and how much she was selling it for. All I could do was agree but it made it no less funny.
There is no way to reliably set up these scenarios. You just have to live a clean life and pray that God drops them on you when you are thinking clearly enough to take full advantage.
Every time I have strayed from the teachings of Skip Ellsworth it has cost me money.
Always fun when things unexpectedly unfold like that!!
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She won't forget you, 'Nut. LOL!
"I think it's wrong that only one company makes the game Monopoly." – Steven Wright
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Every time I have strayed from the teachings of Skip Ellsworth it has cost me money.
I laughed a couple of times. Hopefully you will too.
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None of us is as smart as all of us. ― Kenneth H. Blanchard
there it is. LHBA motto.
"cutting trees is more important than thinking about cutting trees or planning to cut trees." ~ F. David Stanley
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The Scandinavian royals were busy this weekend, leaving us five hatted events to catch up!
On Saturday, Queen Margrethe opened a Niels Skovgaard exhibition at Skovgaard Museum. The queen, who has lent a painting from the royal collection for the exhibition (one that usually hangs in her office), repeated her bright pink straw hat with double navy floral hatband and organza mini blossoms on the side.
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Til daglig hænger billedet "Kvindernes Dans i Megara" på H.M. Dronningens arbejdsværelse på Marselisborg Slot i Aarhus. Men fra i dag og frem til januar 2019 kan billedet sammen med andre værker af kunstneren Niels Skovgaard opleves på Skovgaard Museet i Viborg. Dronningen åbnede i dag udstillingen "Niels Skovgaard - ud af sin brors skygge", og Dronningen fik som det ses her på billedet lejlighed til at se det udlånte billede, der er malet af Niels Skovgaard i 1919.
Previously Worn: May 29, 2018; Aug 28, 2017; June 16, 2017; September 12, 2016; June 27, 2016; June 3, 2016; August 31, 2015; June 26, 201
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Code Reading Notes - MySQL Cluster
The partitioning code in MySQL Cluster is a totally different story from the MySQL Server partition plugin. The partitioning is handled natively by the Network DataBase storage engine. As mentioned in part 1 and part 2, MySQL Server still needs to parse the SQL


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Vintage Beni Ourain | Ines
SIZE| 196 x 261cm ( 6'5" x 8'7")
MATERIALS| 100% wool
PILE| High pile
AGE| 60-70 years
ORIGIN| Beni Ourain
Exceptionally beautiful and rare piece from the Beni Ourain tribe, circa 1950's. The background color is a natural cream wool, with a diamond pattern in dark brown and irregular symbols in pink and brown.
The Beni Ourain tribal group is made up of 17 smaller tribes that inhabit the Middle Atlas Mountains. Their carpets were made to use as floor coverings and heavy blankets to protect them from harsh winters.
Vintage Berber rugs were not made for production, but as functional pieces to be used for many years and passed down through generations. The colors and patterns are a combination of traditional Berber symbolism and the personal expressions of the woman who made it. No two are the same.
Note: Each of these pieces has a story that started long before it's arrival to June + Blue and may show signs of wear and fading. These imperfections are signs of authenticity and character, not flaws. Anything of note is included in the listing. All rugs are cleaned, and any repairs needed are done in Morocco before exporting.
All rug sales are final. Please do not hesitate to ask for more details on a specific rug.


text: The fine cowhide leather and the excellent finishing enable the optimal balance between pure luxury and suitability for everyday application. The high-quality real-gold plated metal elements ensure an exceptionally luxurious look. The contrasty inside of the bag is built of the colors Pink and Camouflage, which harmonize flawlessly with the gold-metallic details. The perfect bag for all street style queens!


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"Few days back, I was busy in removing files and folders from my Apple computers Trash Folder to free up some space on Trash Folder. But, in a hurry I forgot to check the content of the Mac Trash Folder before performing deletion operation on Trash. After a while, I realize the mistake which I have done. I have worried a lot and I have no idea how to recover those deleted files from my Apple computer Trash Folder? I have struggled a lot to get the best recovery tool. Finally, I found the solution to get back all deleted files from Mac system by using Computer File Recovery software.
Computer File Recovery is the effective recovery application to get back all the deleted files from Apple computer. This recovery tool has advanced scanning mechanism to perform quick scanning on Mac computer in order to retrieve all deleted files including image file format such as JPEG, TIF, BMP, GIF, PNG, PSD, etc., audio file formats like MP3, WAV, MP4, MIDI, M4A, AMR, AIFF, RA, AIFC, etc., and video file formats such as MOV, AVI, MPG, MP4, MPEG, M4V, 3G2, 3GP, RM, etc. You can preview the list of restored files and folders before saving them on any hard drive. In order to avoid rescanning of Apple computer hard drive you can save or resume scanning process or recovery process by using "Recovery Session" option.
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Fort Knox, KY | October 23, 2017
Speed. Tackles. Blocking. Lots and lots of blocking.
Those were just some of the elements that turned what might have been a close football game between the Eagles and the Caverna Colonels into a Fort Knox High School senior night to remember.
Score aside, the Colonels moved the ball effectively against the Eagles throughout much of the game. When it came time to shut down their offense, though, the Eagles stepped up big with intense pressure on the quarterback and key tackles at or behind the line.
Going into the half, the Eagles enjoyed a comfortable 28-0 lead. Maybe a little too comfortable.
The Colonels came out strong in the third quarter determined to exploit the halftime break. It worked as they shut down the Eagles' first drive, got the ball back and decisively marched down the field for their first score.
The Eagles demonstrated they can win. Wilson said they'll need that momentum going forward.
"We have a tough game coming up next week in Bethlehem, another very important district game," Wilson said. "The kids are on a high note right now and they're playing really good football, so I like our chances."
Read the entire article on line (with pictures from the game).
**Maleeq Walters is mis-identified as Maleeq White in this article