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Weight loss- we hear this word nearly anywhere. Educating centre advertisement, way of life television channels, any type of publication or anywhere. Most of us wish to get rid of those added pounds which keeps hanging from tummy and also side and also almost anywhere. 'Look fit and also really feel better'- thats the rule today as everybody intends to look certain and bring any type of damn thing on world. Well the rigorous timetable one has to follow is not as enticing and also very easy as it seems. It requires one to put a lot of effort as well as effort. This consists of exercising on a regular basis as well as complying with a rigorous diet.
One frequently puzzles dieting without consuming whatsoever. When in truth diet programs simply suggests eating the appropriate sort of healthy food at the best time. It doesn't need one to remain starving as well as starve. Infact it requires us to eat healthy at short intervals.
There are some foods in deep space which helps in weight reduction. Yes it may look a little bit strange yet it seriously does. Well we typically claim eat less in order to shed more weight, but couple of drinks and also food in deep space aids us in losing weight. In truth exactly what it does it boosting your metabolic rate.
Metabolic price is in charge of conversion of fat into power by different activities that are being performed everyday. So in fat individuals the metabolic rate is really less and in slim individuals it is without a doubt much more. So when one wishes to lose weight together with some workout one should enjoy such foods and drinks as they assist at the same time. One of them is green tea.
Green tea is the healthiest beverage existing on earth. Inculcated with numerous advantages, this is one drink lots of actresses and versions delight in consistently. Let's talk about some of the positives of this amazing beverage existing on earth.
1. Energises us: When something fills us with power in increases our tendency to function as it makes us very active. So a cup of eco-friendly tea in the morning loads us with great deals of activity and also energy
2. Builds metabolic process: as we went over earlier this tea increases the metabolic price of our body. One chemical named EGCG is located in environment-friendly tea which helps in increasing the metabolic price of body and also speeds it up. It decreases the quantity of lipids that are taken in by the body on a given day. Environment-friendly tea includes high degree of anti-oxidants which builds metabolism in the body and help drop additional fats. If activity is done together with intake it can reduce 70 tremendous calories a day!
3. Acts to warm up the fuel in the body: the extra metabolic rate of the body, the even more gas it needs for a task. Gas is kept through fats in our body. So extra fats are utilized at a quicker rate leading to loss of unwanted flab.
4. Cravings suppressant: there are several individuals that eat regular morning meal, and also lunch. However during night treat time they enjoy all kind of fried and also processed food. This is what is highly accountable. A mug of environment-friendly tea keeps you complete for a longer amount of time, therefore subdues your hunger to a longer degree. So you no more crave for unhealthy foods.
Few tips along the way:
– Start your early morning with environment-friendly tea.
– One can enjoy consuming around 4-5 mugs of environment-friendly tea a day.
– Pregnant females need to not drink excessive of this tea. Seek advice from the physician for the proper dosage.
• Be regular do not skip.
Green tea along with fat burning has numerous other advantages. So delight right into this healthy and balanced beverage to experience the result.
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2016 was an interesting phase for Tollywood with many interesting films being made in the industry, one of them being Pellichoopulu. Directed by Tharun Bhascker Dhassyam, Pellichoppulu was one of the biggest runway hits in 2016 and brought a lot of talent to the forefront. Actors like Vijay Deverakonda, Ritu Varma and Priyadarshi are now established actors in South Indian with many films under their belt. And post Pellichoopulu, director Tharun Bhascker hasn't made any announcements about his next projects and fans of Telugu cinema were eager to know more about his upcoming projects. And in an exciting development, Tharun Bhascker has made an announcement regarding his next film which has been titled Ee Nagaraniki Emaindhi. The film is being presented by actor-producer Rana Daggubati under his banner. Rana Daggubati took to Twitter and shared a poster of the film and wrote – "The next from SureshProductions #EeNagaranikiEmaindhi directed by #TharunBhascker".
The next from SureshProductions #EeNagaranikiEmaindhi directed by #TharunBhascker pic.twitter.com/Ftd0MWBKo3
— Rana Daggubati (@RanaDaggubati) April 26, 2018
It is being said that Ee Nagaraniki Emaindhi will have an all new cast and crew and will introduce new faces to Telugu cinema again, as it was in Pellichoopulu. The poster reveals that the film could be about filmmakers and their lives. Going by the posters, there will be huge expectations on Ee Nagaraniki Emaindhi and the poster hints that the film may connect well with aspiring and upcoming filmmakers.
Tharun Bhascker is one of the young directors in Telugu cinema who has made his work speak and took him places. His directorial debut Pellichoopulu won him numerous awards including National Award making him one of the finest filmmakers in Telugu. Pellichoopulu won a lot of acclaim across India and may soon be made in many other languages. A slice-of-life story, Pellichoopulu was a runaway hit in Tollywood leaving many surprised with its success at the box office.

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Sarah Coakley's theology of desire
Source : Rupert Shortt. God's Advocates: Christian Thinkers in Conversation. London: Dartman, Longman and Todd, 2005, pp. 77 ff. (interview).
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Previous [...] (especially when celebrating in the east-facing tradition…[in instances where] the altar cannot be moved) kneeling on behalf of the laity – and thus qua 'feminine' in the terms of the traditional nuptial heart of the eucharist (see Ephesians 5:21ff.) – and so representing the Church. But then when one turns to bless or absolve or to offer the elements to the people, one's crossing the liminal boundary to the divine side of things: now one is standing in the realm of Christ as the divine lover, qua 'masculine'. One is symbolically moving from one theological gender pole to another, and so implicitly 'destabilising' these poles at the same time.
What I think it shows us is that the tradition in the Church of the eucharistic act as itself 'nuptial', indeed the tradition in the Church that represents the whole Christian life as that of coming to be the lover of Christ – all this points to the deep heart of incarnational doctrine. It tells us about how gender both has to be played with and, at the same time, renegotiated in the light of the erotic embrace of Christ. It puts gender under the judgement, if you like, of Christic transformation. In other words, I think there's something about the hypostatic union which is itself a transgression of the view that so-called masculinity can be safely tidied up into the divine arena; the incarnation itself questions the stereotpyical view of the gender binary.
So far, in trying out this argument, I've been told by many heterosexual male priests that they have no idea what I'm talking about. But I've also been told by virtually every gay priest that I've talked to that they know exactly what I'm talking about. It would seem that the very idea of gender 'fluidity' causes some straight men a good deal of anxiety – no surprises here.
…What I'm saying is vitally different from Butler in the sense that one isn't performing this liturgical act as a 'queer protest' to sanction various forms of previously unacceptable pleasure. Rather, what's happening here is a transformation of the self within the realm of God's desire. So this is the basic idea: that in co-operating with the fundamental logic of God's desire, one is following Christ, as it were, into this stepping backwards and forwards across the bride/bridegroom duality.
The layperson is vital here precisely because this view of what's going on [...] Next
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Apurva Agnihotri is an Indian actor who born on 2nd December 1972. He is also noted for television actor. He was born in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India. His father name is Gyan Dev Agnihotri. He did her schooling from Sheiling Based School, Kanpur and did her graduation in Bachelor of Arts in 1993 from Bhavan College in Mumbai.
Apurva Agnihotri made his first film "Pardes" in the year 1997 co-starring by Shahrukh Khan and directed by Subhash Ghai. The film had high success and Apurva Agnihotri nominated for the Best Supporting Role at Zee Cine Awards 1997. In the year 1999, he appeared in the film "Pyar Koi Khel Nahin". After that, he played a short role in several films include Krodh(2000), Hum Ho Gaye Aapke(2001), Kasoor(2001), Pyar Diwana Hota Hai(2002), Dhund(2003), Lakeer(2004).
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In an effort to boost the intellectual capital of the Lebanese American University (LAU) and in accordance with the directive of the university Board of Trustees and President, LAU will be hiring 100 new faculty members in the next 5 years. For the 2019-2020 academic year, LAU is inviting applications for 20 new positions for highly qualified faculty, visiting scholars, and postdoctoral (teaching-research) positions in several interdisciplinary research areas.
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Infectious disease expert Dr. Lisa Barrett answers viewer questions about COVID-19
HALIFAX -- The information surrounding COVID-19 can be overwhelming and, at times, hard to understand.
Many Maritimers have had questions about the virus itself and how to deal with it. Particularly, when some of the messaging continues to change, as the science community learns more about the disease.
Dr. Lisa Barrett sat down with CTV News Atlantic anchor Monday night to provide answers to the ever-changing questions about COVID-19.
Dr. Barrett is a medical doctor and clinician scientist with expertise in infectious disease and human immunology.
In addition to a PhD and MD from Memorial University, an internal medicine residency at Dalhousie University and an infectious disease fellowship at the University of Toronto, her training includes post-doctoral training at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in Bethesda, Maryland.
During her training at the National Institute of Health in Maryland, Dr. Barrett worked with prominent American physician and immunologist, Dr. Anthony Fauci, who is a member of the coronavirus task force in the United States.
Below is a transcript of the interview:
1. What is your standpoint on wearing bandanas or masks when going out in public?
Dr. Lisa Barrett: My take on it is that I do take the advice of our Canadian and provincial chief public health officers, always.
The reason their advice is changing is because the viral temperature, the viral weather around us is changing. You wouldn't go out in the summer wearing the same thing you would wear in the winter. As this pandemic changes, so should what you might want to wear.
What I mean by that is, the virus is getting more common around us at this point. Sometime we do have to go outside. As it becomes more frequent that someone around us may be infected, or have the virus, and not yet know, it is probably not an unreasonable thing to consider wearing some form of face covering if you are going to be out and you are not able to do the physical-distancing that you usually would.
I really want to be clear about that, because this idea of potentially, maybe, wearing a mask is in no way shape or form meant to replace staying home as much as you can and handwashing, not touching your face, and making sure you clean high-touch surfaces. It is really not meant to mean that people should now just stick a coffee filter on the front of their face and run around outside. It really is not meant to be that kind of directive.
2. Are the home-sewn fabric masks sufficient protection for the general public to wear, thus saving N95 masks and surgical masks for our essential service workers?
Dr. Lisa Barrett: First off, you'll note that in all of the CDC, and the Canadian and Nova Scotian guidance, nobody said wear a surgical mask, and that's very important. What they have said is non-medical masks or face coverings.
The reason they said that is because there is a possibility that we will not have enough of the medical masks for the people who need them in the hospitals as well. It's a different type of environment in hospitals. You don't really need a medical mask outside to protect your droplets from going towards someone else and that's the purpose of these non-medical masks.
We don't know the best material for them to be made out of and that is part of the reason that when the viral temperature around us – the viral weather around us – didn't suggest wearing a mask, we didn't say to wear it, because we are not certain what the best material is.
It has to be a good balance between breathable, so that you are not causing yourself difficulty breathing and something that doesn't get wet and collapse onto your face too quickly. It also has to be woven tightly enough to keep any viral particles or big droplets from getting out.
There are lots of scientific experiments going on at different universities trying out different fabrics, but honestly right now we don't know. For those rare times when you are going outside your home, one of the cloth hand-sewn masks is just as good as some of the other things that people have. There have been some funny things showing up on the internet with people wearing things on their face.
3. What's the point of wearing a face mask, if you can contract the virus through your eyes?
Dr. Lisa Barrett: It comes back to the fact that we are reducing, not preventing the spread of this virus. To prevent the spread of this virus, we need to stay away from each other. A face mask is not a prevention mechanism, it is a reduction mechanism for infection.
So, if you touch your eyes, or get too close to someone who has other droplets, then your eyes may be a way to become infected. So not touching your face is still important. Not touching your mask and then touching your eyes is still important. Staying away from people as much as possible and staying home are still the prevention mechanisms. Masks are only a reducer.
4. Should I take my mother/father out of the senior residence and bring her/him home? What would be safest for her/him and us?
Dr. Lisa Barrett: If you can take a relative home and you have the ability and capacity to care for them very well, that may be an option for you. The one stipulation or consideration I think people should make is, number one, can you take your loved one home safely? That's very important.
It's a good idea to have that conversation with the care providers at the long-term care facilities or the homes where these folks are. Have a conversation with them about what their real care needs are before you consider that.
Also, if there is already someone in the direct area around your loved one who is infected, we don't necessarily recommend taking people from where they are and bringing them into the community. That might not be a great idea. It's better that that person stay where they are and there will be appropriate precautions taken at that site to prevent that person from becoming infected.
So, in short, if you can safely take your loved one home, that's not an unreasonable idea and it would be probably a good idea for your loved one to be near loved ones. But, if there is already some sort of infection in the community where they are living, it is really best to check with public health first before you consider doing something like that.
5. With Easter coming, is it OK to gather with family other than my immediate family?
Dr. Lisa Barrett: From a public health perspective, we have been told no gatherings with over five people. People really should be staying at home and staying within their own household units.
I am firmly and thoroughly in agreement with that public health directive. Which means, unfortunately, that the Easter Bunny may have to come virtually this year.
I recognize that it is tough for people, but right now, out of all the time in this pandemic, we really have an opportunity to do things well. It is not time to pull back and I would say, unfortunately, it's going to be a virtual Easter for you.
6. Can people who have been self-isolating for 14 days see each other? Do we still have to stay six feet away?
Dr. Lisa Barrett: They key is to see almost no one. I go to work, I come home and I sit in my house. I don't think we should socially isolate ourselves, but we should physically distance ourselves, and so the take-home message is, this is not forever.
I recognize you want to see and hear and talk to people, but do that virtually. I really don't recommend getting together socially. Full stop. Period. And that's not one of those things where there is an exception right now. If we do this wrong in the next couple of weeks, as we head towards a peak for us, we are going to be in big trouble. I really don't think that Nova Scotians want to be that person that's the missing piece to completing our isolation puzzle. So stay away.
7. Do people who have had the pneumonia vaccine have any additional protection from COVID-19?
Dr. Lisa Barrett: Vaccines are amazing in that they very specifically prevent you from getting a particular infection.
In the case of the pneumonia vaccine, it's from the bacteria that causes pneumonia that is in the community. Unfortunately, this is a virus and the vaccine won't directly protect you from getting a COVID-19 related-lung infection, but it will keep you from getting a bacterial infection on top of a viral infection. That could be very, very damaging and likely fatal in this particular case.
So the pneumonia shot won't directly protect you, but indirectly it is a great thing to have if you've already had it, because it will likely protect you from getting two infections together, and that would be bad.
8. Are people who have recovered still contagious?
Dr. Lisa Barrett: We are working on that one. So we've all seen the reports of people whose symptoms have gotten better, they feel better, but in some situations where they get tested – either for a research study somewhere or for another reason in other countries – they've been found to still have a positive swab. Meaning, that there is DNA or RNA from the virus in the back of their throat or nose.
What that means in terms of, are they still infectious, isn't clear. It could be that these are just dead bits of the virus, that aren't actually doing anything, that are leftovers in the back of the throat. Or, it could mean that it is still dividing virus.
We don't know, but if we base what we know from other infections, we know that it is likely that after you recover, even if there is a little bit of virus back there, it is not highly infectious. It may not be completely uninfectious, but it is not highly infectious, and therefore if there is any ability to be contagious, it is probably very, very low.
9. If someone is symptomatic and tests positive, when do we say it is safe for those people to return to work? Particularly essential services.
Dr. Lisa Barrett: The guidance is really changing quite rapidly about when you can go back to work. If there's one thing that I've said over this pandemic, is expect anything, but always expect change.
First thing, check with your public health office about when you can go back to work and also check the website that Nova Scotia has quite frequently. It will have some guidance there for when people can go back to work, but it really is key to check and find out exactly when.
The current set of information, particularly for essential workers like healthcare workers, is based on a combination of information out of the U.S. and from Canada. It says that you have to be at least seven days from the time that you started to have symptoms and then a consecutive three days, one after the other, where you feel better each day before you can go back to work. That may change over time and you definitely have to check before you go back to work.
10. Could it be possible, there are two strains of the COVID-19 virus, one mild and the other vicious?
Dr. Lisa Barrett: There do seem to be different strains and there is a drift in the virus between the different countries as it moves its way through. There haven't been huge changes in the virus that we know of to date, but the answer to the question is not quite clear yet.
We've only had a few months with this virus, but it's more likely that the virus is very similar. It's the underlying health of the person that the virus infects that's more a factor as to how sick you get and what other genetic factors you have in your immune system that cause that overreaction of your immune system in the lungs that makes some people so sick.
11. Is it possible that the sickness that was going around in January and February could have been COVID-19?
Dr. Lisa Barrett: Across the country and locally, people will begin, after we are through this acute and very sort of busy phase, to look back at some of the lab specimens that have been kept for other reasons from before this happened.
They will see if we can detect any evidence that our immune systems have seen this virus before the February-March time period and that's how we are going to try and sort some of that out.


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Friday, 14 September 2012
Have You Moved To BT Infinity
I am currently processing a high level test complaint through my provider Plusnet regarding the mis-selling of high data speeds. Plusnet have said that the more people who do the same, the more weight it will add to the case.
I am happy to assist anyone with their complaint and I would like to gauge exactly how many fibre customers there are in the area with the same issue.
Many thanks
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- Theresa Strawson14/9/12 6:10 pm
Hi everyone. As we work from home, we use Zen internet (as recommended by my company's IT department) and they are really good. We have been customers of Zen for a couple of years now. We originally bought broadband from BT but BT could not make our internet connection work. We cancelled and moved to Zen and they solved the (BT related) problem immediately.ReplyDelete
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- Katie Kirk15/9/12 10:32 pm
We're interested to know too... we haven't upgraded yet because BT & Talk Talk can't stop our existing phone / internet lines loosing their connection regularly but if / when we solve that problem, superfast broadband is our next mission & I really dont' want to enter into another duff contract so all suggestions gratefully received.ReplyDelete
Katie & David Kirk
(@ The Old Bakehouse right in the centre of the village)
- David Mankin17/9/12 7:40 pm
Hi all, we had Superfast installed in August. As we also work from home we went for the full 40Mbps download and 10Mbps upload package. Predicted speeds were 27.3Mbps down and 5.7Mbps up. Our ISP assured us that predicted speeds on a fibre connection are normally pretty close. What we're receiving is 12/13Mbps down and a paltry 0.45Mbps up. We've had a succession of BT engineers around (6 in total) all scratching their heads and shocked by the speeds.The engineers all tell me that the green cabinet @ Perran Crossroads is running happily at 100Mbps down and 30Mbps up! But half a mile down the road it dies due to poor cabling. However there is no instant fix until BT spends some money upgrading the wiring system. We also have a high level complaint in with our ISP - Eclipse Internet. BT knows exactly what the problem is but they won't act/spend money until they have a reasonable number of active complaints. I would urge anybody who has been promised high predicted speeds but is not receiving them to complain to their ISP. I have also contacted Superfast Cornwall who partner with BT. I would suggest you copy your complaint to them aswell. This will then be passed to their contacts in BT and exert more pressure. I have been dealing with Lucy Kernan, Project Officer, Superfast Cornwall.ReplyDelete
David and Pippa @ Churchtown House
- Anonymous19/9/12 9:00 pm
We had engineer no.4 today (in 3 weeks) who fixed our completely dead phone line but did nothing about the lousy broadband. The good news for us all is that there was a special fault-finding engineer elsewhere in the village today (and tomorrow) who is apparently tasked with sorting out the loss of speed we all encounter as the infamous cable comes down into the village. He said this special engineer has only been assigned to our village because they had received a critical mass of people complaining from Perranuthnoe just lately. Keep up the pressure folks, we might just be getting somewhere... allegedly.ReplyDelete
Katie & David Kirk, The Old Bakehouse.
- Mark - St Pirans20/9/12 8:18 am
What would also be useful is if anyone currently on Superfast who IS getting the speed they were promised (20+ mb/s)) could they also get in touch with me on the email address in my original post at the top. I currently know of one person who does get full speed so we know there does exist a good continuous copper link into the village. I guess the remainder of us are not on it.ReplyDelete
- David Grey24/11/12 12:54 pm
Coming in to this discourse a little late! We have had superfast since June (and moved from O2 to Zen); several post installation problems but stable for a while now, and Zen has always been good to work with, but depends on BT for any maintenance work. Our download speed is typically about 12Mbs and upload between 3- 5 Mbps - but both appear to vary quite a bit, with download occasionally dropping dramatically.ReplyDelete
David & Jane Grey, Carn Perran, Churchtown


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This from Wonkette:
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To be fair, my career could also be said to have been reduced to 2 words...but at least it isn't these 2. Hey, take smug moral superiority where you can, I say!
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The Zamfara State Police Command has confirmed fresh attacks by arm bandits on some communities in Shinkafi and Maradun Local Government Areas of the state.
The Police Public Relations Officer, PPRO, for the command, Muhammad Shehu, made the confirmation to News Agency of Nigeria in Gusau on Sunday.
Mr. Shehu said the attackers had on November 16 and 17 invaded Gidan maidawa, Wari and Tungar baure, Mallamawa villages in Shinkafi and Maradun Local Government Areas, killing many people.
He said the command was still gathering data of the victims of the attack, from the affected communities.
The police image maker promised that the command would disclose to the public accurate figure of the deceased and injured persons, after the exercise.
"So far in the record we have, three people were killed in Maradun Local Government Area, we are still compiling comprehensive figures of the victims from other villages attacked and make them available to the pubic later," he said.
He said command had deployed its personnel to the affected areas, in collaboration with other security agencies.
''So based on the report we have now, peace has been restored in the area".
Mr. Shehu urged members of the public in the state to continue to support the police and other security agencies with vital information from that could lead to the arrest of criminals.
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A report found that NCC's civic building and main library were earthquake-prone. Work has begun to plan and deliver the best possible library service and building for our community.
In 2017, the Library Building was assessed for seismic strength by an independent, qualified consultancy called Strata Group. The building was found to be 15% of New Building Standards (NBS). This is very low, and could pose a potential risk to visitors and staff in the event of a large earthquake.
A plan for the future was needed, thus work on a Library Strategy was undertaken, which involved much community consultation and was adopted by council in December 2018. The strategic plan had some key focus areas:
Alongside the library strategy, a library site selection matrix was adopted by council to give a robust framework in which to proceed. A long-list of 16 sites were identified as potential options and reports were developed for each which included; site extent, hazards, regulatory requirement, heritage and cultural issues, services and tenure.
In April 2019, the councillors were presented with the results of site selection matrix and it was recommended to them that we progress with further due diligence on selected sites. Due diligence was completed on the top three site in late 2019. A report on the options is expected to go before Council in early 2020.
Once a clearer picture has formed as to the advantages and disadvantages of each site, ease of development, and the cost of this, a single site will be proposed using a Special Consultative Procedure process.
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Cerritos is a city in Los Angeles County.
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Cerritos is the gateway from Orange County to Los Angeles County, and it's often mistaken for being in Orange County. Located in the center of Southern California. The 91 Freeway and the 605 Freeway crosses it and it's close to the 405, 105 and Highway 5.
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Cerritos Public Library Best Public Library Reader's Digest 2004 America's Best 100 http://www.rd.com/content/openContent.do?contentId=26669 Melvill Dewey wouldn't know what to think. The titanium skin of the Cerritos Library in Los Angeles County, California, changes color in the light, but it's inside that things get really revolutionary. Meaning: no more shushing or musty bookshelves. Instead, visitors get quick answers from staff at information stands modeled after hotel concierge desks. Roving librarians use wireless headsets and handheld computers. The children's area features a full-size T. rex replica and a NASA space shuttle model. A 15,000-gallon aquarium makes the place a bit like Disneyland (just a few exits southeast). Computers (200) and laptop ports (1,200) bring the world to anyone with a library card.
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From Bull Shoals to Newport, the White River flows through some of the most scenic regions The Natural State has to offer. Flat-bottomed johnboats, fitted with comfy seats, are the preferred method of fishing and viewing the scenery along the river. Several record-breaking browns and rainbows have been hooked on the upper White.
Below Batesville, the White runs warmer and bass become popular targets. However, it has become a popular attraction during the summer, as its cool crisp water can be floated in small watercraft such as kayaks or canoes.
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Cape Town is the third city in our brief and eye/ear-opening trip to South Africa. On Saturday night we'll be joining residents of the club sessions Private Life at The Waiting Room on Long Street in the city bowl. In addition to Open CDR, Private Life's Terrence Pearce and Julz Sanchez will be getting the dancefloor moving. Some words/sounds from them below:
Please take us back to when you first got to experience (night)club culture in Cape Town? Where were you going out? Who were influential producers/DJs?
Terrence Pearce: Well I'm from Durban originally and was influenced heavily but some skater buddies who had lived abroad and returned with new and exciting music from the UK. Loads of hip-hop, drum n bass, downtempo and leftfield music that struck such a chord with me and influenced me heavily in pursuing it further. This lead me to Cape Town town and the exciting electronic music scene down here.
Julz Sanchez: For me, my first true clubbing experience came when I moved to Cape Town. I grew up in a small coastal town called East London, which didn't really have much to offer club wise. In Cape Town however, there was somewhat of a selection of places playing a wider variety of stuff. Events such as Killer Robot, Vinyl Digz had a big influence on my perception of club culture.
In terms of influential DJs, I would have to say that the Private Life crew is my biggest influence (Terrence, Dario and Pierre). We are all great friends and share a very similar mind set when it comes to music.
How has Cape Town shaped your DJing and musical tastes?
JS: I think the people that I have met since moving to Cape Town have influenced my taste in music massively. My time spent sharing and listening to music with friends is invaluable. For me, the Cape Town Electronic Music Festival is a great example of what's happening in the city, the guys behind it work really hard to ensure that everyone is given a chance to showcase what they are about.
TP: Initially my love for music was born in Durban but I'd say Cape Town developed it further and made me explore it much deeper. It also definitely gave me more opportunity to pursue it further as it was a much more developed market with regardless to electronic music.
What notable changes/developments have you seen in Cape Town (or through SA) over your time contributing to the musical goings-on? Do portraits such as RA's Real Scenes doccie and/or Future Sound of Mzansi reflect what's really goin' on?
TP: I'd probably the massive rise of the careers of Die Antwoord and Black Coffee making such a mark on the international scene when maybe 10 years ago this was unfathomable to any South African artist.
JS: It's grown a lot in a relatively short space of time. Every year more and more SA artists are traveling to Europe for tours and it seems like there is quite a bit of focus on SA at the moment. I think both documentaries display the spirit of how people embrace music in this country. It's a fundamental part of our culture and really does unite people from all different backgrounds.
Real Scenes and The Future Sound of Mzansi are a mere drop in the ocean of the scene when it comes to exciting music that exists in South Africa.
One aspect of much DJing in SA that may challenge CDR audiences is a focus on a particular tempo (e.g. "only Deep" ). Is this something you've encountered? Are crowds responsive when you vary tings or would you rather stay in a particular sonic zone?
TP: Well at Private Life we're all about the music and not about a specific tempo, we mix it up and are never dictated by a "certain" sound, it's one of the main reasons we started this night, good, exciting music. Overall South Africa is massively into deep house and a very certain "Deep" tempo and feel that goes with it but we also have other sub genres of House that have very different rythyms and tempos, Gqom, Afro House, Kwaito, Bacardi House as well of the House sounds of Europe and the US.
JS: I was listening to an RA interview with Honey Dijon recently and she said something I really identified with, "Categories are for grocery stores, not music". In my opinion good music is good music, regardless of which bin someone has put it in. At Private Life we have a certain direction that we try follow, but nothing is ever of limits, which keeps things exciting.
Please describe your work life/creative life tussle. Are these one and the same? Any tips or tricks for managing to keep on keeping on in the music industry?
JS: At the moment, music is my passion and hobby. I'm currently a second year law student, which has turned out to be a rather large commitment, but its something I really enjoy. Balance and routine are two very important factors in my life, music along with my studies allow me to maintain that balance. Looking for and listening to new music allows me to relax and forget about everything else.
TP: Well I'm a producer and DJ, have a day job and have run a weekly party for the last three, four years. All this mixed in with having a fiance can be tiring but if you love what you're doing and do it for the right reasons you'll make it all work.
Who/What has also been on heavy rotation on your audio player of late?
TP: Probably Vakula and Levon Vincents LPs.
JS: The new Linkwood album (Expressions) on Firecracker. The latest 12'on Uzuri by guys called Stump Valley and Jahari's Fire and Desire 12' on PPU.
Which music makers/producers in or around Private Life (or elsewhere in SA) do you think we should listen out for and why?
TP: With regards to South Africa I'd say look out for Fever Trails, Jumping Back Slash (British but lives here), Big Space, Petite Noir, Jazzuelle, Terrasoul, Slo Motion City and Julz Sanchez. There are plenty more out there…
JS: Terrence Pearce, Floyd Lavine, Dave Dix, Fever trails, Luc Vermeer, Andy Island, Thibo Tazz, Felix Laband. In my opinion, all these guys make something unique and true to themselves.
Finally, have you any advice or words of warning for producers/musicians in South Africa developing musical works in progress to play at Open CDR and Private Life this Saturday?
JS: Don't try and copy what you think is popular, make music you believe in and not what you think will get signed the fastest.
TP: Yeah, don't try imitate anyone or anything, do what YOU do. Noone wants wants to hear a second hand version of someone already out there.
This tour is produced by CDR & No-Nation and generously supported by British Council Connect ZA & Red Bull Studios Cape Town.
The project is part of SA-UK Seasons 2014 & 2015 which is a partnership between the Department of Arts and Culture, South Africa and the British Council.


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While there are many courses and tutorials online, learning from a book is still one of the best ways to greatly improve your skills. Below I have selected top Sewing books.
1. First Time Sewing: The Absolute Beginner's Guide (2014)
Filled with detailed descriptions of materials and tools, the easy for all the will have you creating projects like aprons, pillows, and even pants and shorts in no time. These will introduce essential sewing skills like , , , and : With First Time Sewing, you will soon be stitching amazing gifts and projects with confidence….
2. The Sewing Book by Alison Smith (2014-02-03) (1693)
Paperback Publisher: Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd (1693) ASIN: B01JXQQ9Y2 Shipping Information: View shipping rates and policies Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars 320 customer reviews Would you like to tell us about a lower price? If you are a seller for this product, would you like to suggest updates through seller support?…
3. The Sewing Machine Accessory Bible: Get the Most Out of Your Machine—From Using Basic Feet to Mastering Specialty Feet (2011)
Whether you are a beginner or have been sewing for years, this book is packed with all the information you need to get the most out of your sewing machine, simply by changing the feet. • Everything you need to know about feet attachments, from basic feet such as the zigzag foot to specialty fabric and technique feet that will help you invent new design ideas for your sewing projects. • Work effortlessly with a full range of fabrics, learn great time-saving tricks, and experiment with a range of decorative effects by following the authors' creative "ideas files." • Includes a guide to needle, thread, and fabric…
4. Sewing to Sell – The Beginner's Guide to Starting a Craft Business: Bonus – 16 Starter Projects • How to Sell Locally & Online (2014)
You love to sew. Don't you wish you could make a living from your sewing? You can, with the help of this practical guide for turning your passion for sewing into a successful home business. Everything you need to know is here, from finding your personal sewing style to creating a product line, identifying customers, equipping your studio, pricing and selling your work, marketing yourself, designing your own patterns, and handling the business and legal side of sewing. And that's not all! You also get 16 projects (all customer-tested) to start sewing and selling right now….
5. The Geometry of Hand-Sewing: A Romance in Stitches and Embroidery from Alabama Chanin and The School of Making (Alabama Studio) (2017)
As makers, we tend to learn different stitches over time without thinking much about how they relate to one another. But when Natalie Chanin and her Alabama Chanin and The School of Making teams began to look at needlework closely, they realized all stitches are based on geometric grid systems—and by using grids as guides, they could make learning stitches, even seemingly elaborate ones, as easy as child's play. In The Geometry of Hand-Sewing Chanin presents their breakthrough method, featuring illustrated instructions (for both right- and left-handed stitchers) for more than 100 stitches—from the most basic straight…
6. Sew Me! Sewing Basics: Simple Techniques and Projects for First-Time Sewers (Design Originals) Beginner-Friendly Easy-to-Follow Directions to Learn as You Sew, from Sewing Seams to Installing Zippers (2013)
If you've never threaded a needle or touched a sewing machine before, learning to sew may seem daunting… but it doesn't have to be! With Choly Knight's friendly and easy-to-follow directions, you'll soon be sewing with confidence, making repairs, and creating new garments from scratch.Sew Me! Sewing Basics is the perfect book for anyone who wants get started in the craft, or just needs a quick refresher course on sewing. Choly starts at the very beginning, showing you how to choose your first sewing machine and introducing the most basic techniques and shortcuts.From cutting patterns…
7. Not Your Grandma's Sewing Guide (2018)
Learn the how, where, when, and 'What the f**k?!' of sewing basic garments. This is not sewing like grandma used to do. Grab a bottle of wine and get ready to cut corners and curse your way through this beginner's guide to stitchery. You'll find the basics of using a sewing machine, insight into patterns and pattern-making, and all of the easiest odds and ends to include in your own garment creations. This guide provides concise, step-by-step instructions to help you conquer your creativity without the Xanax and crying in the corner. Time-saving tips and where to cut…
8. The Mary Frances sewing book; or, Adventures among the thimble people (2010)
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9. The Oysterville Sewing Circle: A Novel (2019)
"Stitched together with love, this is a story just waiting for your favorite reading chair. With her signature style and skill, Susan Wiggs delivers an intricate patchwork of old wounds and new beginnings, romance and the healing power of friendship, wrapped in a lovely little community that's hiding a few secrets of its own." — Lisa Wingate, New York Times Bestselling author of Before We Were YoursThe #1 New York Times bestselling author brings us her most ambitious and provocative work yet—a searing and timely novel that explores the most volatile issue…
10. Alabama Studio Style: More Projects, Recipes, & Stories Celebrating Sustainable Fashion & Living (1994)
Paperback Publisher: Stewart, Tabori and Chang; 6929th edition (1994) ASIN: B00854BJVC Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars 76 customer reviews Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #8,646,965 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #7288 in Sewing (Books) #5617 in Fashion Craft Would you like to tell us about a lower price? If you are a seller for this product, would you like to suggest updates through seller support?…
11. Couture Sewing Techniques (2011)
The world of haute couture is a place where only a privileged few can ever hope to reside, right? Wrong. Fashion historian Claire B. Shaeffer opened the door to this exclusive realm in her authoritative guide to the techniques that define couture sewing. And now, the industry bible, Couture Sewing Techniques, has been revised and updated throughout ― with new photos and a chapter on specialty fabrics. No one can unravel couture garment construction the way Shaeffer can, from the art of hand sewing to mastering edge finishes, from classic closures to shaping a garment for a perfect fit. Readers learn all the basics ― and more…
Best Sewing Books: The Ultimate Collection
We highly recommend you to buy all paper or e-books in a legal way, for example, on Amazon. But sometimes it might be a need to dig deeper beyond the shiny book cover. Before making a purchase, you can visit resources like Genesis and download some sewing books mentioned below at your own risk. Once again, we do not host any illegal or copyrighted files, but simply give our visitors a choice and hope they will make a wise decision.
Eco-Chic Bags: Simple Sewing Projects to Make Tote Bags, Purses, Gift Bags, and More
Author(s): Alicia Steele
Publisher: Skyhorse, Year: 2020, Size: 89 Mb, Download: epub
Sewing Machine Reference Tool
Author(s): Bernie Tobisch
Publisher: C&T Publishing, Year: 2020, Size: 29 Mb, Download: epub
Understanding and Using A Sewing Machine
Author(s): Nicola Corrigan
Publisher: Crowood Press, Year: 2019, Size: 33 Mb, Download: epub
A Stylish Guide to Classic Sewing : Explore 30 Timeless Garments with History, Styling & Tips for Ready-to-Wear Results.
Author(s): Gunn, Sarah; Starr, Julie
Publisher: C&T Publishing, Year: 2019, Size: 61 Mb, Download: epub
You and Your Sewing Machine: A Sewist's Guide to Troubleshooting, Maintenance, Tips & Techniques
Author(s): Bernie Tobisch
Publisher: C&T Publishing, Year: 2018, Size: 52 Mb, Download: epub
Understanding and using a sewing machine
Author(s): Nicola Corrigan
Publisher: The Crowood Press, Year: 2018, Size: 33 Mb, Download: epub
Love Sewing
Publisher: Immediate Media, Year: 2017, Size: 52 Mb, Download: pdf
Sewing World
Publisher: Traplet Pub.LMT, Year: 2017, Size: 14 Mb, Download: pdf
Simply Sewing
Publisher: Immediate Media, Year: 2017, Size: 28 Mb, Download: pdf
The Complete Photo Guide to Sewing
Author(s): Singer (Nancy Langdon)
Publisher: , Year: 2017, Size: 54 Mb, Download: epub
Please note that this booklist is not absolute. Some books are truly hot items according to Los Angeles Times, others are drafted by unknown writers. On top of that, you can always find additional tutorials and courses on Coursera, Udemy or edX, for example. Are there any other relevant resources you could recommend? Leave a comment if you have any feedback on the list.


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I am using WAB2.7 Dev Edition as a template, and am trying to add a dropdown menu item to the header widget controller element, where all the links are listed. For example (see image below), I would like users to click on the "sample data" link and have a list of N items in a drop-down menu fashion.
Sample Data
Sample Data1 (link)
Sample Data2 (link)
For CSS, I can probably re=use some of the jimu.css style (which one?) but for the functionality, I am looking inside the \themes\FoldableTheme\widgets\HeaderController\Widget.js file:
array.forEach(links, function(link) {
if (link.label.toUpperCase() === 'SAMPLE DATA'){
html.create('a', {
href: link.url,
rel: 'noopener noreferrer',
innerHTML: utils.sanitizeHTML(link.label),
'class': "jimu-link jimu-align-leading jimu-leading-margin1",
style: {
lineHeight: this.height + 'px'
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}, this);
I am aware the customization has to happen here, but I am not sure how to go about it...I would normally add a <div> if I was writing it from scratch, but within the Widget.js, I want to make sure I can do this using the appropriate tags and functions.


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What is codeine?
Codeine is part of a group of drugs known as opioids. Opioids interact with opioid receptors in the brain and elicit a range of responses within the body, from feelings of pain relief, to relaxation, pleasure and contentment.1
Codeine is used to provide relief from a number of conditions, including:
- mild to moderate pain
- severe pain (when combined with aspirin or paracetamol)
- dry irritating cough
- diarrhoea
- cold and flu (when combined with antihistamines and decongestants).1
Some people use codeine to get high, by intentionally taking more than the recommended dose; or as an act of self-harm.
Codeine is usually swallowed and comes in different forms, including:
- tablets
- capsules
- suppositories
- soluble powders and tablets
- liquids.1
Other types of opioids
Other names
Codeine may also be known by a brand or trade name. Some common examples are:
|Generic name
|Brand names
|Aspirin and codeine
|Aspalgin®, Codral Cold & Flu Original®
|Ibuprofen and codeine
|Nurofen Plus®
|Paracetamol and codeine
|Panadeine Forte®, Panamax Co®
|Paracetamol, codeine and doxylamine
|Mersyndol® and Mersyndol Forte®, Panalgesic®
Effects of codeine
There is no safe level of drug use. Use of any drug always carries some risk – even medications can produce unwanted side effects. It's important to be careful when taking any type of drug.
Codeine affects everyone differently, based on:
- the person's size, weight and health
- whether the person is used to taking it
- whether other drugs are taken around the same time
- the amount taken.
Side effects
The most common side effects of codeine are:
- dizziness
- tiredness
- confusion, difficulty concentrating
- euphoria, restlessness
- blurred vision
- dry mouth
- limbs feeling heavy or muscles feeling stiff
- sweating
- mild allergic rash, itching and hives
- decreased heart rate, palpitations
- stomach-ache, nausea, vomiting, constipation
- difficulty urinating.1
These side effects may disappear with continued treatment, but if they persist, speak to a medical practitioner.
If the dose is too high, you might overdose. Call an ambulance straight away by dialling triple zero (000) if you experience any of these symptoms:
- inability to pass urine
- severe constipation and obstructed bowel
- agitation
- cold clammy skin with a bluish tinge
- mental numbness
- very slow, shallow breathing
- hallucinations and sometimes seizures
- coma and death.1
Long-term effects of codeine
Regular use of codeine may eventually cause:
- constipation
- reduced sex drive
- irregular periods
- tension and muscle twitches
- needing to use more to get the same effect
- dependence on codeine
- financial, work and social problems.1,2
Discuss the side effects of long-term use with a medical practitioner.
Using codeine with other drugs
The effects of taking codeine with other drugs, including alcohol, prescription medications and other over-the-counter medicines, are often unpredictable.1
Codeine taken with alcohol can cause mental clouding, reduced coordination and slow breathing.1
Giving up codeine after using it for a long time is challenging because the body has to get used to functioning without it. Please seek advice from a medical professional.
Withdrawal symptoms usually start within a few hours after the last dose and become strongest between 48 and 72 hours.3 These symptoms can include:
- cravings for codeine
- dilated pupils
- abdominal cramps, diarrhoea, nausea, vomiting
- lack of appetite
- runny nose and sneezing
- yawning and difficulty sleeping
- trembling, aching muscles and joints
- goosebumps, fever, chills, sweating
- restlessness, irritability, nervousness, depression.1,2
Getting help
If your use of Codeine is affecting your health, family, relationships, work, school, financial or other life situations, you can find help and support.
Call 1300 85 85 84 to speak to a real person and get answers to your questions as well as advice on practical 'next steps'.
You can also search our list of Support Services for services in your local area:
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Filter by service type and location
- Upfal, J. (2006) The Australian Drug Guide (7th Ed.) Melbourne: Black Inc.
- Brands, B., Sproule, B., & Marshman, J. (Eds.) (1998) Drugs & drug abuse (3rd Ed.) Ontario: Addiction Research Foundation.
- Mental Health and Drug & Alcohol Office, NSW Department of Health. (2007). NSW Drug and Alcohol Withdrawal Clinical Practice Guidelines [PDF:1MB].


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It's true, Fortnite is modern-day card collecting and we absolutely love it.
Yep, Fortnite Chapter 2 has drawn new gamers in, all because of thousands of people staring a black hole for 2-days.
The hype is there and we don't see that changing anytime soon.
While Pokemon cards and Yugioh cards are mostly a thing of the past for most people, Fortnite is dominating the gaming industry.
In fact, it's almost like collecting your favorite past card games or even pogs.
Isn't it true that we spent between 6.50-100 bucks for certain collections and decks?
Unfortunately, there are people out there who say the game is addicting in a negative way.
Although, it's not much different from collecting basketball cards, baseball cards, Pokemon cards or dare I say POPS?
Fortnite Chapter 2
Fortnite Chapter 2 is absolutely amazing and it's been a huge turn for Epic.
I mean… people watched a black hole for days and couldn't wait to "drop into a new world," as epic showed on their website, getting players pumped to check out the new island for Fortnite Chapter 2.
The Fortnite Chapter 2 map has some interesting locations and a lot of exploring, which you earn XP for simply by discovery. The XP earned through playing allows you to earn new Fortnite skins, emotes, and gear to show off in the game.
Since Fortnite's birth, you have been able to buy what's called a battle pass, allowing you to earn additional XP leading to even more rewards.
As mentioned above, it's comparable to collecting cards before the millennials switched things up, and it's crazy to see how much has changed, don't you agree?
Fortnite creates new friendships
Whether you choose to play Fortnite or Save The World, you're still going to be gaming with others (if you choose to fill your squads up with stranger friends). Further allowing you to talk with, laugh, dance and share emotes in a build while spray painting together before your final attack in order to be the last to survive.
Fortnite has always been a game that brings people together. The game has even brought families together, playing in the same room, rather than just staring at Snapchat they get to attempt survival on the island, laugh, scream and maybe cry a little when defeated (at least I do).
Fortnite World Cup 2019: Building better and faster!
Indeed, Positive Celebrity has made a few friends while visiting Twitch and playing Fortnite's Save The World. We'll just call him M-Dawg but he's one of the good guys in the game and we're thankful for his friendship!
What is the prize for winning the Cup?
Being that you can win a huge prize of up to 10 million-dollars, teens, and adults play in the contender league which now includes, solo or squads (a team of up to four).
In fact, the game is now considered an e-sport! According to TechCrunch, there have been some major wins in contender leagues, in Fortnite Season X.
"The big winner in today's solo challenge was 16-year-old Kyle "Bugha" Giersdorf, who won $3 million for beating out the competition in the solo tournament. And, as sports writer Darren Rovell noted on Twitter, Giersdorf's prize pool is only $850,000 smaller than the pot for the winner of the U.S. Open, which is set to begin in a few weeks at the same stadium.
Indeed, the esports prize pool is one of the biggest awards for a popular competitive event. Wimbledon winners took home less than $3 million and Tiger Woods won $2 million for besting the field of competitors at the Masters."
Fortnite Save The World
Fortnite Save The World lets gamers go through different missions all while battling some intense zombies.
You get different rewards that help you progress in the game but it takes a lot of time and grind to achieve and complete the game as a whole. But it's also a lot of fun because you can team up with a squad in Fortnite Save The World as well.
If you purchase Fornite Save The World before it's release then you do get a couple of perks and couple skins with a pickaxe. I personally thought it was worth it.
Fortnite Save The World has been growing over the last few months with more and more players.
With that in mind, there's an interesting phenomenon happening in that game, where players will attempt to scam new players into dropping their loot, mats, and guns, so never just join in and go into what's called a "trade box," you are likely about to get scammed.
Fornite Save The World scams are popular enough that I will say there are some YouTube heroes out there protecting the squad.
These YouTubers will go into Fortnite Save The World and essentially "scam the scammer," my nephew was the first to show me the videos and they are hilarious, check some of them out below.
You will laugh, the scammers who get scammed for their crime end up watching their weapons get destroyed, leading to screaming and crying, and even attempts at saying their "cousin works at epic," absolutely hilarious.
Fortnite Rare Skins and more
The Fortnite "rare skins," are exactly like collecting holographic Charizard Pokemon cards. For example, the Fornite skins today have dropped and they include the one, the only Skull Trooper.
Skull Trooper is just one of the most popular skins to have and we have no doubt that almost everyone who can afford has bought it.
They even have the Skull Trooper dressed as a female, catching the eye of those looking for Fortnite girl skins.
Skull Trooper officially has a girlfriend and her name is Skull Ranger.
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Fornite skins in Chapter 2 have included a bunch of fun Halloween editions as well, so be sure to log in and check them out every 24-hours a new set of skins, gliders, emotes and axes arrive into the Fortnite item shop.
Be the first of your squad to collect the skin, and be sure to let us know which ones you've loved the most in Fortnite Chapter 2.
What is Fortnite Chapter 2 and the new world?
Basically, there are many theories right now trending on Google about Fortnite Chapter 2 and it's a new world.
As a matter of fact, the whole map seems to be some kind of base, which also includes a bunker and the very house of "the visitor," which will likely make more sense as we progress through the season.
Not to mention, The Visitor in Fortnite X is the one who caused all the chaos and led us into Fortnite Chapter 2. As a matter of fact, we did not think we'd be able to visit his actual home on the new map.
Further, the house is filled with memorabilia from Fortnite Season X, as he's brought many souvenirs with him, including the clock from titled towers, a statue from Sunny Steps, and according to Forbes there's even a hidden basement.
"In terms of his general living space, he has his control center in a secret basement you have to break through either the floor or a cabinet to access."
Besides, it's a pretty interesting storyline and as it's as though we are part of "the movie," and being able to watch the LIVE events make the game feel even more interactive for Fortnite gamers.
Celebrities who are playing Fortnite Chapter 2!
|Richard Tyler Belvins
|Ben Simmons
|Lil Yachty
|Karl-Anthony Towns
|Travis Scott
|Finn Wolfhard
|David Price
|Gordon Hayward
|Chance The Rapper
|Richard Sherman
|Gordon Hayward
|Joe Jonas
|Norm Macdonald
|Derek Carr
To end, we're pretty excited to see what else Epic has in store for us regarding Fortnite.
Finally, feel free to let us know what you think about the Fortnite Chapter 2 in the comments below.
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Kendra Wilkinson remembers saying "I am killing myself"
HollywoodNews.com: Kendra Wilkinson has a very unique story to tell. She spent her teenage years at the Playboy mansion and is now married to NFL star Hank Baskett and just had her first baby. Her new memoir book entitled "Sliding Into Home" comes as honest as it gets.
Kendra told Popeater that the book "is for the people who follow me and want to get to know me more. I had a true Hollywood story and a lot of people were touched by it. I wanted to go a little deeper than that and go into more detail."
She's admitted a few times to her childhood drug abuse and is going to do everything to make sure Hank Jr. doesn't follow in her footsteps. She says, "I'm a very strong person. He has two great loving people raising him. He has nothing but love around him. We're going to guide him in the best way we can. The biggest thing is communication, it's learning from home. Life shouldn't be all by the book — you need to go off course. When the time comes to discuss this stuff, then the time comes. You can't plan it or go by the book."
Kendra shares how her childhood, as dark as it may be, shaped her to who is she is today. She says, "Your childhood makes you who you are in the future. That's why they say children are your future. You've got to make sure children have a chance to be kids and go play. When they're out there playing forts, they have those memories. When you're doing stupid stuff like drugs like me, I was remembering my own childhood and I was saying, "What am I doing right now? Here I am destroying all my youth, all my fun, the person I should be right now. Here I am killing myself. This is not me right now. Here I am doing drugs and I could be playing soccer, which I love to do."
Kendra's honesty is exactly why she has so many fans.
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Can These Bones Live? The Problem of the Moral Self in the by Jacqueline E. Lapsley
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This article is an exegetical learn of the tensions inherent in Ezekiel's figuring out of the human ethical self. The ebook explores the dynamics of those tensions, and efforts to solve them within the textual content.
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It is not clear to me how the passage suggests such a reading. 260-61. 9 William Greenhill, An Exposition of Ezekiel (Edinburgh: Banner of Truth Trust, 1994; orig. pub. in 5 vols. 1645-1667), 277. A History of Scholarship 19 no means. "10 But the emphasis on divine initiative in human transformation was not limited to those of a Reformed background. Ernst Hengstenberg (a Lutheran) is representative of those who see the transformation of the human heart as effected by God alone, but who also leave some room for human initiative.
Joyce engages in an extensive critique of the individualism hypothesis, and his systematic emphasis on Ezekiel's corporate orientation is a welcome voice in the discussion of the tensions. In underscoring the corporate emphasis, Joyce helps to shift the discussion further away from framing the question in terms of the individual and the collective (levels of responsibility). Instead, he considers the problem from a different angle: humans are depicted as accountable (first half of Ezekiel), yet they are also depicted as incapable of obedience except as the result of divine enablement (second half of the book).
5 Origen makes this interpretive move as well. 6 David Halperin cites some of the talmudic evidence: '"It once happened that someone read [in synagogue the passage beginning] declare to Jerusalem her abominations [Ezekiel 16:2] when R. Eliezer was present. '" (Γ. Meg. 3[4]:34; parallels in PT Meg. 4:12, 75c, and BT Meg. 25b). R. Eliezer, it should be said, was not famous for his courtesy or tact"' (David Halperin, The Faces of the Chanot: Early Jewish Responses to Ezekiel's Vision [Tubingen: J.


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The Illinois State Police is conducting an investigation into the July 5 shooting death of 53-year-old Edwin "Beanie" Esker by a Monroe County Sheriff's Department deputy following a domestic dispute in Maeystown. Esker allegedly approached the deputy with a running chainsaw and refused commands to drop it, Monroe County Sheriff Neal Rohlfing said.
"At approximately 7:51 p.m., the Monroe County Sheriff's Department Dispatch Center received a telephone call requesting assistance at 1522 Mill Street, Maeystown, due to a domestic violence situation which was in progress," Rohlfing said.
The female 9-1-1 caller, Esker's ex-wife, Linda, said Edwin was pounding on the door to her residence, attempting to gain entry. She also told dispatchers Esker had a chainsaw and had threatened to harm her with it.
Two sheriff's deputies arrived at the remote property near Maeystown and encountered Esker after coming around a sharp corner on the lane. He was wielding the chainsaw, Rohlfing said.
The female, who remained on the phone with emergency dispatchers, said Esker was approaching the sheriff's deputies with the live chainsaw.
According to Rohlfing, as deputies exited their marked patrol vehicles they gave Esker several verbal commands to drop the chainsaw, which Esker ignored. While in close proximity to the deputies, Esker raised the operating chainsaw and began to approach them in an aggressive manner. One deputy fired three rounds from his service handgun and struck Esker three times, stopping the threat.
Monroe County EMS and Survival Flight helicopter were contacted to evaluate Esker. After assessment of Esker by Monroe County EMS, Survival Flight was cancelled and the ISP Crime Scene Unit was contacted. Monroe County Coroner Bob Hill responded to the scene and declared Edwin Esker deceased.
An official request was also made to ISP to complete an independent investigation of the incident. ISP responded to the scene and are conducting the investigation. The deputy, whose name has not been released, was not injured and is on administrative leave pending the outcome of the ongoing investigation.
Edwin and Linda Esker divorced in 2013, court records show, but they lived on the same property in separate quarters. Their land is located in a wooded area along a rock lane off Mill Street, up the hill from the main village of Maeystown.


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As I began gathering these poems, it occurred to me that my life and my city were simultaneously reeling with profound change, reeling as in scale, and reeling as in dance. Love the cover, a painting by Cleveland artist Timothy Gaewsky. I launched the book in the studio of Dragana Crnjak, and her painting students showed their work as well.
I think over 60 people came out, and the rush of a new book, being so surrounded by friends, and reading personal material was a gut punch, the good kind. Photo credit: Arya-frencesca Jenkins. Her words bring us back, fully, to the living complications of the places we call home. Such a thrill to have my poem featured on Best American Poetry Online. Many thanks to Nin Andrews for this evocative series, and for including this poem. When I wrote it, I was working on a series of prose poems that took an aphorism and made of it an absurd vignette.
This one was workshopped in a summer class with Craig Paulenich, and benefited from his and my classmates' astute critique. Flenniken noted that the poems reminded her of Roz Chast cartoons, the highest honor I have ever been paid. That, and this poem being named the first William Dickey Memorial Broadside Contest, which prompted me to learn more about William Dickey and his work. Lit Youngstown's First Wednesday Reading Series is scheduled a year at a time, so the end-of-year readings seem impossibly far away, yet arrive with light speed.
Wednesday, December 5, we will host playwright Mike Geither reading from his original play Heirloom. I have been looking forward to this one, especially. His students and I enjoyed his high-energy engagement and perceptive advice. Mike was also on my thesis committee. When he suggested I try for an Ohio Arts Council Individual Excellence Award, I did, and won, and then he encouraged me to apply for the funded residency at Headlands Center for the Arts, which I was also wildly fortunate to win.
I feel a personal gratitude for his encouragement which significantly enhanced my life. But that's just par for the course for Mike, who has been a champion of writers and the Cleveland theater scene for a long time. It considers the commonalities between family dysfunction and the genocide of Native Americans carried out by the US government, in a search to bring dignity and awareness to their victims.
We are a bit spread out, students, faculty and alums, and it's fun to gather. This calendar page tends to look like a pen was murdered on each square, right? So cookies is the least we can offer to those giving up everything else to come to this incredible reading. Hope to see you at the Soap. Saturday, November 5, Coffee with June Cleaver.
This historic novel, circling the family of a French immigrant vintner in Prohibition-era California, unveils plenty of provincial meanness. When a young man returns home from trench warfare deeply scarred, he is both gawked at and avoided. The orchards and vineyards in this fertile landscape hire teams of fruit pickers, favoring white locals, who, even then, are increasingly hard to find. Mexican migrants get worse work for less money, and even though the growers absolutely need the harvesters, the migrants live under continuous fear of deportation, and caution their kids, American citizens by birth, not to have any aspirations.
verrumemill.cf: Lit Noir #12 eBook: Jack Lehman: Kindle Store. From the shadows and secret places of the imagination come tales and flash fiction that will haunt you well after you have read them.
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Une approche historique et philosophique de la police , Paris, Fayard. Nisbet Robert A. Dans The Sussex Vampire , M. Revue de Sciences humaines. Haut de page. The correct fight combinations are as follows:. Vigilante 57 50 Confront Victor. Walk up to the man sitting next to the stairs and interact with him. Interact with the piece of paper in his chest pocket, and then again to put the paper away.
Next, interact with the watch on his right arm your left.
Lastly, interact with the bloody handprint on his jacket and you will automatically move to the next destination. Zoom in on the door above the mailbox and suitcase and ring the doorbell. Zoom in on the alleyway next to the collectible you just found and take the Hoe. Zoom in on the Suitcase sitting on the steps to Mortimer's house and use the Suitcase Keys on it. Interact with all three keys to open it and get a Knife and an Empty Bottle. Zoom back in on the alleyway next to Mortimer's house and use the Knife on the Hose , then pick it up.
Zoom in on the Motorcycle on the left side of the screen, and interact with the oil cap to take it off. Zoom in on the gate under Mortimer's Steps by the spinning blue pinwheel and use the Oil on the pin to remove it. Walk up to the gate for a HOS. Using the picture below, start by taking the Pliers at 1.
Use the Pliers to loosen and take the Drill Bit from 2. Take the Plastic Bag from 3. Uncover and take the Magnet from 4. Zoom in on the Lantern at 5 and press the lights in the order they light up, then take the Electrical Tape and Glue from inside.
Debut novelist Nicholas Seeley delivers readers a fast-paced look into the seedy, corrupted underbelly of Cambodia. Stark, nee Donald E. I like that. So, excellent characterizations. Country Homestead in the Dordogne. Oh yeah, he has to contend with an actual psychopath who joins in the pursuit of the ill-gotten loot.
Use the Magnet on the grate at 6 and get the Handle. Use the Glue and the Handle on the Knife at 7. Use the Knife to cut open the bag at 8 and get the Drill Battery. Use the Electrical Tape to fix the wire at 9. Use the Drill Battery on the Charger at 10 and wait until you see three green lights. Zoom in on the Drill at 11 and use the Drill Bit on the mouth piece and use the Drill Battery on the bottom.
Zoom in on the desk in the center of the room and take the Tweezers and Camera.
Interact with the cushion to lift it, then interact with the shirt to move it aside. Zoom in on the line of photos hanging above and to the right of the desk and interact with the third one to get the Camera Layout. Zoom in on the cluster of shelves above and to the left of the desk and take the Locked Box on the top shelf.
Open the Locked Box's combination menu and use the Box Ring on it to get a puzzle. The goal is to rotate all three rings to make the picture of a cat, I personally find it easiest to align the middle ring first, then the outer ring, and the inner ring last. Use the video below for reference.
Once the puzzle is solved, open the box and take the Camera Film and Safe Combination. Walk up to the safe on the floor between the desk and wardrobe, and use the Safe Combination on it to start another puzzle.
The Safe Combination shows the solution, but just in case it's confusing for anyone, here is a simplified solution:. Zoom in on the Wardrobe and use the Closet Keys on it. You'll see a scene saying you'd better hurry up, but there is no time limit so don't stress out. Zoom in on the now open wardrobe and interact with the hat and scarf to move them aside. Take the Camera and you'll find another puzzle. The goal of this puzzle is to use the Knight Chess Piece to light up all the grey squares.
The piece works like a Knight as you can only move a set distance around the board.


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News Stories from February 2019
From the Desk of Bishop Webb: Response to Special Session
February 27, 2019 / By
Editor's Note: Upper New York Area Resident Bishop, Mark J. Webb sent the following letter to the Upper New York Conference on Wednesday Feb. 27, 2019. Dear Sisters & Brothers in Christ, Grace and peace to you in the name of Jesus Christ! The Special Session of the General Conference has concluded with the passage of The Traditional Plan. No matter where you stand on the decision and the direction …more
Getting connected to Special Session
February 22, 2019 / By UNY Communications
The Special Session of General Conference will be held Feb. 23-Feb. 26 in St. Louis, MO. There are many ways you can be connected to the prayers, worship, and sessions taking place throughout Special Session. The Upper New York Conference has you covered. Visit the front page of our website (unyumc.org) for access to the Special Session livestream. You can also access the Perspective blog, which will feature blogs as …more
Praying Our Way Forward Prayer
Editor's note: The following prayer was released Feb. 20 by the Council of Bishops and will be part of the worship liturgy at the opening of the 2019 Special Session of General Conference, held Feb. 23-26 in St. Louis, MO. As part of the Praying Our Way Forward process, Upper New York Conference churches are invited to use this prayer during worship services on Sunday Feb. 24. Gracious and loving God, who …more
Port Byron UMC celebrates the lives of their centenarians
Port Byron UMC has two centenarians in their congregation—and both of their names are "Ted." On Sunday Feb. 17, 2019, the church held a 100th birthday party for Ted Eiben. Church member Ron Mills lit the birthday candles for Ted, mentioning how devoted Ted has been to the church. Ted has been a member of Port Byron UMC for 22 years, having been introduced by his late wife. …more
UNY members serve Special Session as Pages and Marshal
Are you aware that beyond Upper New York delegates, we have members of our Conference who are serving as volunteers at the Special Session of General Conference (A Way Forward) on Feb. 23-26 in St. Louis, MO? For example, the Rev. Patience Kisakye and lay person Angela Neal will serve as Pages and the Rev. Bob Kolvik-Campbell will serve as a Marshal. Pages assist delegates, staff, Bishops, members of the …more
Chenango Bridge UMC hosts Night to Shine
Proms are often imprinted on people's hearts for the rest of their lives, but some individuals aren't fortunate enough to know what it feels like to attend a prom. This is especially true among the special needs' community. However, the Tim Tebow Foundation has made the dream of a prom possible for those who are differently abled. Started four years ago, the Tim Tebow Foundation …more
From the Desk of Bishop Webb: District Superintendent Extensions
February 13, 2019 / By Bishop Mark J. Webb
Editor's Note: On Wednesday Feb. 13, 2019, Bishop Webb announced the extension of two District Superintendents' terms in the following letter. Dear Sisters & Brothers in Christ, Greetings in the wonderful name of Jesus Christ! Paragraph 418 of the Book of Discipline of the United Methodist Church states that "the normal term for a District Superintendent shall be up to six years, but this may be extended to no more than …more
COB President's letter to United Methodists
February 12, 2019 / By Council of Bishops
Editor's Note: The Council of Bishops released the following note on Tuesday Feb. 12, 2019. The Bishops of The United Methodist Church are preparing to preside over the three-day Special Session of the General Conference set for Feb. 23-26 in St. Louis, Missouri. In a letter to the United Methodists released Feb. 12, Council of Bishops President Bishop Ken Carter noted that the bishops will be bound by a covenant of …more
Social Holiness Concerns: Working to dismantle racism beyond Imagine No Racism
February 6, 2019 / By Pastor Evelyn Woodring
So, you finished the Imagine No Racism (INR) training. You checked off that box for your annual Church Conference. It's going to be time to move on to the next "cause of the day." Is that how the INR initiative of the Annual Conference has left you feeling? There are still challenges to be met, wrongs to be righted, and sins to be identified and repented …more
A message from the Bishops of the Northeast Jurisdiction of the United Methodist Church
February 5, 2019 / By Bishops of the Northeastern Jurisdiction
Editor's Note: The following pastoral letter written by the Bishops of the Northeastern Jurisdiction was sent to the Upper New York Conference and all Conferences of the Northeastern Jurisdiction on Feb. 5, 2019. We bid you grace and peace from the Lord Jesus Christ: During the Northeastern College of Bishops meeting, January 28th – 30th, we your Bishops prayed for the Church and in particular the clergy and laity of the …more


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