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Situated in Venice, this motel is 0.6 mi (0.9 km) from Venice Train Depot and 1.8 mi (2.9 km) from Venice Beach. Centennial Park and Venice Theater are also within 1 mi (2 km).
An outdoor pool, coffee/tea in a common area, and laundry facilities are available at this motel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a 24-hour front desk.
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Motel 6 Venice features an outdoor pool, coffee/tea in a common area, and laundry facilities. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Motel 6 Venice offers 103 accommodations, which are accessible via exterior corridors and feature air conditioning. Televisions come with cable channels. Bathrooms include showers. This Venice motel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Housekeeping is provided daily.
Recreational amenities at the motel include an outdoor pool.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at 5:00 AM
Check-out time is 11:00 AM
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Charges for extra guests may apply and vary according to property policy.
A cash deposit, credit card, or debit card for incidental charges and government-issued photo identification are required upon check-in.
Special requests are subject to availability at the time of check-in. Special requests can't be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
No elevators
Pets allowed (no fees)
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The Year That Brought Me Back to Myself
I started 2018 with no specific goals in mind, either than to make it a better year than the previous one. My priority was healing my heart and being over protective of it by being hyper aware of how much I share and how much I let myself feel.
I was still on my social media break that I said I'd be on for a year, but I cut it short in May, when I decided to return after 10 months of being offline. This year, I really connected with my intuition, and I knew that was a result of making it a habit to meditate daily and set intentions (you can read my article "Using Manifestation to Overcome Imposter Syndrome" to find out more if you're curious). After returning from my second solo trip, I knew in my gut that it would be okay for me to go back online. I felt that I was strong enough to handle what gave me so much anxiety.
May to November was all about getting work done and "putting myself out there" once again, all while maintaining the energy I cultivated while being in hermit mode. I was thinking a lot about my future, perhaps too much. This caused me to make a big decision, which was transferring schools to study Design. I thought that I had made the choice that would set me on a path that would eventually lead me to move out and "start my career." Mid-term, I became very stressed out with my school work. I was losing a lot of hair, not eating enough, and breaking out more than I've ever experienced since I'd been in high school. Not only that, but there was something within me that started questioning if I made the right decision.
I've been jumping from major to major at my previous school, so my immediate thought was that this self-doubt was normal. I tried muting these thoughts by pouring myself into my projects, until one night, I finally took the time to take myself out to a café and write. After writing the slight chaos going on in my mind, I came to realize how much I missed writing, and that perhaps, this self-doubt I was experiencing about school was actually a helping hand from my guides that I'm being called to do something else —something I've always been passionate about.
A lot happens when you remain still. I purposely put myself in isolation mode during my first term at my new school, because I wanted to make sure all of my energy was being put into it. Since I was so occupied with school and extra curriculars, I put writing on the back burner. It created a hollowness within me that I couldn't have found if I hadn't done what I did. I discovered that what stressed me out the most was the pressure I put on myself along with parental and societal projections of how I should act. If it wasn't for practicing how to honour my inner voice, the most important voice, then I wouldn't have been able to make all my choices that lead me to where I'm meant to be, which is always this moment.
At the end of the year, I'm not left with a singular calling to one path, but I do know that I've managed to keep attracting experiences that bring me closer to a better version of myself. I met a lot of nice people this year who taught me a lot about myself, I travelled back to the east coast for two weeks, I landed a role on the TEDxSFU team as an event coordinator, I finally received my license after four tries, I created and led a group passion project called the #HearMeOutSeries, and I survived and succeed at one term in a design program.
Even though where I'm at now isn't at all what I envisioned just 6 months ago, the person I am today no longer lives in the past nor the future. What I didn't know then is what makes now the greatest gift. I'm happy to be here and thankful for everything I have endured and that I will endure.
I feel like I can do anything I set my mind to in 2019. As long as I'm continuing to put myself first and maintaining my self-care practices, I'm open to new experiences, opportunities, and love. I believe that who I am and who I am becoming has the power to attract like-minded individuals and I'm excited to meet more of them.

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Brisa da Praia Hotel, Porto Seguro
- Free WiFi in lobby and free parking
- Collect nights
Brisa da Praia Hotel, Porto Segurofrom $83 CAD
- Standard Triple Room
- Standard Double or Twin Room
- Standard Quadruple Room
- Deluxe Double or Twin Room
- Deluxe Quadruple Room
- Deluxe Triple Room
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What's around Brisa da Praia Hotel, Porto Seguro
- In Taperapua Beach
- Complexo de Lazer Toa Toa - 1 min walk
- Axe Moi Entertainment Complex - 23 min walk
- Mundai Beach - 1 min walk
- Itacimirim - 1 min walk
- Praia de Curuipe - 19 min walk
- Itacimirim Beach - 21 min walk
- Complexo Barramares - 45 min walk
Getting around
- Porto Seguro (BPS) - 10 min drive
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 152 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check-in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- One child stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Parents must have child's birth certificate and photo ID *
- Free children's club
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free self parking
Payment types at the property
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Children's club (free)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Poolside bar
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Beach umbrellas
- Beach towels
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Fitness facilities
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Spa tub
- Playground on site
- Waterslide
- Steam room
- Pool sun loungers
- Pool umbrellas
- Arcade/game room
- Meeting rooms
- Conference space size (feet) - 775
- Conference space size (meters) - 72
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Rooftop terrace
- Garden
- Television in common areas
- Portuguese
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Bathrobes
- Sleep Number by Select Comfort mattress
- Balcony
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Cable TV channels
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
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DiningBrisa Bar - This bar overlooks the ocean.
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Parents or a legal guardian traveling with children under 18 years must present the child's birth certificate and an identity card with photo (passport, for example) at the check-in. For international travels from Brazil, if just one of the parents is traveling with the child, she/he must present – in addition to the child's certificate of birth and identity card with photo – a letter authorizing the trip signed by the other parent with a notarial certification of signature. In case the parents or the legal guardian, as applicable, cannot or are unwilling to give this authorization, a judicial authorization is required. People who intend to travel to Brazil with children must consult with the Brazilian consulate before traveling for more information.
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Last September 2012, my brother came to Singapore. Hence I spent most of the weekends with him. During our free time, he shared with me what he fathomed from his reading. Among that were his lessons about "Principles". My first lesson was that principles, which are invariant values and long-lasting, act as life compasses for anyone who wants to succeed. At first, the term "principles" seemed unfamiliar to me. Thus, my brother explained them with many examples and stories of successful men such as Bill Gates, Steve Jobs. What he tried to imply was that basic principles were there for successful person, but to succeed I had to find my own set of principles. The concept of principles is complicating. Nevertheless, my brother's talks had been a good kick-start for me to discover mine. Nowadays, listening to many ideas of success, I realized that principles themselves are simple, but how to apply it to individual case is another story. This makes me think that successful person needs not be the smart one, but the one who practices principles well and sticks to them no matter what. "The teacher who is indeed wise does not bid you to enter the house of his wisdom but rather leads you to the threshold of your mind." Khalil Gibran said. My brother is one of them. His lessons were fascinating and made me figure out the principle behind each story. As a matter of fact, I am on my way to find my own principles to, step by step, improve myself.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte was in Calabria and Campania today for a day dedicated to the fight against organised crime and supporting legality. In the morning, the Prime Minister went to Reggio Calabria where he met with representatives of the local institutions and authorities at the Prefecture, to take stock of the actions put in place to combat the 'ndrangheta. The Prime Minister then signed the "Register of Informed Citizenship", established in December of last year that citizens can go to sign as testimony of their rejection of the mentality and interests of 'ndrangheta-type criminal organizations and in favour of the social, economic and cultural development of the Region. The visit to Calabria continued in Locri and Isola di Capo Rizzuto, where he visited some activities that created job opportunities by making use of assets confiscated from organised crime, respectively at Ostello Locride, created around a building confiscated in 2005 and now managed by the Goel Cooperative Group, and the facility built on the farming estate entrusted to the Libera Terra Social Cooperative. In Locri, the Prime Minister paid a tribute to Francesco Fortugno, the Vice President of the Regional Council of Calabria killed on 16 October 2005, by stopping at his home which bears a commemorative plate, and where he met with journalists for a brief press point. In the afternoon, the Prime Minister travelled to Naples to visit the Nisida juvenile penitentiary and the "Annalisa Durante" non-profit Association established in 2005 upon the initiative of citizens and authorities committed to upholding legality and in response to the murder of 14-year-old Annalisa Durante perpetrated the previous year in Naples's Forcella district during a shootout between members of rival bands. At the end, he held a press point. In the evening, Prime Minister Conte attended a public event at Palazzo Reale with three journalists threatened by organised crime: Sandro Ruotolo, Nello Trocchia and Salvatore Minieri, in order to receive an update on the investigations that they conducted and, more generally, to discuss with them about the media and organised crime.
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ONLY two worlds in the solar system have rain that falls all the way to the ground. We live on one; the other is Saturn's giant moon Titan. Now findings from the Cassini mission and the Huygens probe that landed on Titan last year are starting to reveal the patterns of rainfall on the moon.
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Okay, welcome back. We are going to learn again one very important concept which is the regulation of blood pressure. So
what are we talking about? Every person has a set blood pressure. So
for instance, if my blood pressure is 110 by 70 this is the systolic number and
the diastolic number. This is what my systems are programmed to function with.
If there is any increase or decrease in this set homeostatic number they are
going there are going to be mechanisms in our body that will start to work in
order to restore the homeostatic number. So we're going to look at some
short-term mechanisms and what do we mean by short-term? These will work very
quickly. So the response to the change in blood pressure will take from seconds to
minutes. We're going to talk about the baroreceptor reflex, the
chemoreceptor, some hormones: EPI, Norepi, APA, ANP and ADH. A little longer term, the RAA system. Will just take a little longer. So these will respond first and if still there is change in blood pressure this will be
activated. All right, in order to understand how blood
pressure works or who controls the heart and the blood vessels we're going to go
back and look at the numeral control of those organs. So within the medulla
oblongata of the brain we have the cardio vascular center. It controls the
heart and the blood vessels. If you see this is two parts of the word. Cardio because we are going to look at the cardiac center. Vascular we're going to look
at vasomotor center of the blood vessel.
So, the Cardiac Center first. What does it do? It is going to carry nerve
impulses to the heart. One branch is the sympathetic. So if there is sympathetic
activity from the medulla to the heart this will increase the heart rate,
increase the force of contraction of the ventricles. If there is parasympathetic
stimulation it will do the exact opposite. It will inhibit, the heart. So this
is the first part of the cardio vascular center. The second part is the vasomotor.
So this is the autonomic control of the diameter of the blood vessels. Again it's in the medulla oblongata and it's going to take nervous impulses towards the
blood vessels. If we stimulate the visual motor center, we will have sympathetic
stimulation and vasoconstriction. If we inhibit the visual motor center we will
end up with vasodilation. This is a combined effect. So just for you to
remember, this is the medulla oblongata where I have the cardiovascular center.
Some of the impulses will go to the heart and some will go to the blood
vessels. So how does the medulla oblongata know which type of impulses to
send? It has to receive information from other areas. And this is where we're
going to talk about some of those receptors that will detect changes in
blood pressure and accordingly they will send information to the medulla and the
medulla is going to send the proper input towards the heart and
the blood vessels. This is a nice differentiation between the sympathetic
and the parasympathetic activity that comes from the cardiovascular center. I
want you to review this and study it very carefully. I'm just going to point
to the outcome. If there is sympathetic activity, I will have increase in the
cardiac output and increase in the blood pressure. If on the other hand, the
parasympathetic activity takes over, the exact opposite, the outcome will be
decrease in the cardiac output and decrease in the blood pressure. All right,
let's start talking about those detectors we were talking about. So we're
going to start here. We're going to follow those receptors. We're going to
start with the baroreceptor reflex. Now we're talking about baroreceptors.
What do we mean by baroreceptors? Baro means pressure so I'm talking about a
pressure receptor that is going to detect changes in blood pressure. Where
are they located? These are my baro receptors in the aortic arch. These are
baroreceptors in the carotid sinus. Every time the ventricle contracts and
pushes blood out there's going to be stretch on the wall of those vessels and
the baroreceptors are detecting. Is this pressure normal? Is it higher? Is it
lower? So baroreceptors are located in the carotid sinus and the aortic arch.
What are they going to do? Baro receptors are going to start a reflex if
there is abnormal blood pressure. What do I mean by reflex? Receptors will send
neural information to medulla oblongata and the medulla is
going to send information back to the heart and the blood vessels. I call this
a reflex. So, change in blood pressure detected by bottle receptors will go to
the medulla oblongata and the medulla will send information back to the heart
and blood pressure to change those parameters. This is what we call a reflex.
It's a very fast neural circuit. It takes seconds. It is automatic. It is always
predicted. Every time a change occurs the outcome is going to be exactly the same.
So, let's look at the example of how the baroreceptor works. So this is my
homeostatic normal range of blood pressure. If the blood pressure decreases,
immediately the baroreceptors are going to sense this change. They are
going to send information to the medulla oblongata. Medulla oblongata is going to
stimulate the sympathetic branch of the autonomic nervous system. This will
increase the heart rate contractility of the ventricle. This will increase the
cardiac output. It will send sympathetic stimulation to the vasomotor center,
constrict the blood vessels. Those two effects together will increase cardiac
output and resistance and will restore the blood pressure back to its normal
levels. And remember, the exact opposite. So the baroreceptor reflex will respond
to either increase in blood pressure or decrease in blood pressure and these are
exactly the steps and they will be reverse. So that the outcome here if I
have an increase in blood pressure all of those steps will restore the blood
pressure back to its norm. If I have low blood pressure all of those steps will
increase the blood pressure. Restore it back to its norm. All right. Done with the
baroreceptors. We're going to look at chemoreceptors. From the name, what do I
mean by chemoreceptors? These are receptors that are responding to
chemical changes in the blood. So what are the most important chemicals in the
blood? The level of oxygen. The level of carbon dioxide and the pH of the blood.
Any normal person we know will have high levels of oxygen, low levels of carbon
dioxide and the normal pH that is not acidotic.
So let's look over here. Where do we find those chemo receptors? We're going to
find some again very close to where the baroreceptors were. So I have the aortic
bodies in the wall of the aorta. I have the carotid bodies in the carotid
arteries over here. So these are chemo receptors and because they're in the
heart we call them peripheral chemoreceptors. They will monitor the
level of oxygen, carbon dioxide and the pH of the blood. But I also have another
chemoreceptor. When the blood reaches the brain it's going to be filtered as
cerebrospinal fluid and there is a chemo receptor in the brain in the medulla
that is going to check the cerebrospinal fluid. And if there is any change in the
pH this is my central chemoreceptor because it is in this center
nervous system. It will respond again to this change in the pH. Alright, so we know
where the chemoreceptors are. Now what do they do? We are going to look at them
again. They will initiate a chemoreceptor reflex. I have my receptors. They're going
to send very quick information to the medulla. The medulla is going to affect
again the blood vessels and the heart. We learned what we mean by a reflex. I want
you to look at those changes. These are three changes that occur together at the
same time. Anytime there is a lowered blood oxygen in the blood there's going
to be increased carbon dioxide. There is going to be low pH or acidosis. So if
this happens, decreased parasympathetic effect on the heart will increase the
heart rate. Increase in parasympathetic in the heart will increase the heart rate and
the stroke volume. Sympathetic stimulation of my vasomotor center
will vasoconstrict the blood vessels. So, this is the outcome of increase. The
heart rate, stroke volume, vasoconstriction. So what am I really
doing? Increasing heart rate and stroke volume, cardiac output. I am moving blood
quicker away from the heart to the lungs and to the tissues because this is where
it can pick up oxygen and get rid of the excess carbon dioxide. And this will
bring those parameters back to normal. So these are my chemo receptors they will
do the effects we just mentioned and this is the final result. They will speed
the return of the blood to the heart and to the lungs so we can pick up oxygen
and get rid of carbon dioxide. The third parameter we're going to talk
about is the effect of hormones on cardiac output. So the first one is
epinephrine and norepinephrine. These are produced by the adrenal gland. The
adrenal gland is the little gland on top of the kidney. And when we look at the
central part or the core part we call this is the adrenal medulla. And the adrenal
medulla secretes the two very important hormones, epinephrine and norepinephrine.
When are these produced? Every time there is sympathetic stimulation to the brain
and the nerves information is going to travel very quickly to the adrenal
medulla and it will increase its secretion of those two hormones which
will increase the cardiac output exactly like the sympathetic simulation. Another
hormone is ANP, Atrial Natriuretic Peptide. So if I say atrial where does it
come from? From the atrium. How is it produced? The volume of blood that
reaches the atrium will stretch the atrium. So anytime there is increase in
the volume of blood in the atrium and I have excess stretch ANP is going to
be produced in large amount. What does it do? ANP goes to the kidneys because I
have high blood pressure or high blood volume and I want to get rid of this. Who
is the organ that can read get rid of excess fluid? The kidneys. And this is
exactly what the ANP is going to do. So we're looking at here at ANP secreted by the atrium due to excess volume of fluid or high blood
pressure. This is going to go all the way to the kidneys and it will stimulate the
kidneys to lose sodium. Remember, every time sodium moves, water follows sodium.
So, there's less reabsorption of sodium means we will excrete or lose the sodium
in the urine and sodium will pull the water out with it. So we get rid of this
excess blood volume. The blood pressure will decrease. So, I reverse this back to
the normal. I had high blood pressure, high blood volume, we have decreased it
back to the norm. Another effect of ANP is vasodilation and those two will
result in a negative feedback. I have restored the high blood pressure to its
normal level. Another hormone we're going to talk about is called the anti
diuretic hormone or vasopressin. All right, let's break this word into two
halves. Anti is against. Diuresis is loss of fluid in urine. So antidiuretic
hormone this hormone will prevent loss of water or urination. It's produced by
the hypothalamus and stored in the posterior pituitary gland.
When is it released just as I told you if I have low blood pressure or low
blood volume this is going to be sensed by the hypothalamus and the pituitary
and high levels of ADH are going to be produced and they will conserve the
water restoring the blood pressure back to normal. And the exact opposite is true.
So we're looking here. What's my stimulus here? If I have low intake,
dehydration, the osmolarity of the blood will increase. The hypothalamus will
detect this by the means of Osmo receptors. It will stimulate the
posterior pituitary to produce higher levels of ADH.
These will go to the kidney, tell the kidney conserve the water, reabsorb it,
don't lose it, I need the fluid. And this will increase
the blood pressure back and I will rehydrate my system. And this is the
exact opposite will occur if the circumstances were the opposite. All
right we said there is a short term that acts very quickly and as you can see
those different receptors and hormones will really act very quickly in the body.
But there is a longer term which means if there's still abnormal blood pressure,
especially low blood pressure, and I need something more to be in effect we have
the RAA system. So what is the RAA system? It's stands for all the names of
those hormones Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone. Who will
activate this system? If there is decreased in blood pressure or decreased
in blood volume. So let's look what's the first response
here? If I have low blood pressure and low blood volume, there is less blood
reaching the kidneys. Let's learn this word, renal perfusion. Less blood flow
reaching the kidney. This is going to be sensed by very specialized cells in the
kidney called the juxtaglomerular cells. They secrete a substance called renin.
This is my first important hormone over here.
What does Renan do? Renin converts a substance called angiotensinogen into
angiotensin 1. What happens next? Angiotensin 1 will be converted into
angiotensin 2. I'll take you through the rest of the story and then we'll look at
this side. This is the series of events that I am following. Angiotensin 2 has
several effects. What is angiotensin going to do? Number
one, it's going to go to all the arteries and cause vasoconstriction. Remember,
where is the problem? I have low blood pressure and low blood volume. What do I
want to do? I want to restore them back to normal.
So angiotensin 2 has direct effect on the arteries. It will cause severe
vasoconstriction. Actually, it is the strongest chemical in the body that
causes vasoconstriction. Where else does it go? It's going to go to the adrenal
cortex. This adrenal gland has an outer area we call the adrenal cortex and it
will stimulate the adrenal cortex to produce a substance called aldosterone.
What does aldosterone do? It's going to go to the kidneys and stimulate the kidneys
to conserve, reabsorb sodium. And if you remember, every time sodium moves, water follows sodium. So I am conserving water and sodium in the body. This will
increase the blood volume. This will increase the blood pressure. And we
restore the blood pressure back to normal . Now those two side steps here
just to explain what we're looking at. angiotensinogen is produced in
the liver. So once I have Renan this is going to be secreted in the blood. When
the blood is traveling to the liver, it meets the angiotensinogen and it will
change it into angiotensin 1. And then blood again is circulating in my body.
When it reaches the lungs, there's going to be a chemical substance here called
ace, or angiotensin converting enzyme and is will convert angiotensin 1 into
angiotensin 2. So this is just to tell you what are the sources of those
substances. All right, there is one more effect for angiotensin 2. We said the
first direct effect is going to be vasoconstriction of the arterioles. There
is an effect on the adrenal cortex. There is one more effect that we will see
clearly on this last slide. Angiotensin 2 stimulates aldosterone,
Arteriolar vasoconstriction.It will also increase ADH secretion by the posterior
pituitary gland which again will retain salt and water and increase the blood
pressure. And this concludes our discussion of cardiac output and thank
you very much.


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R C, Petersfield resident: "Wow, what a fab idea – we will use it!"
R W, Petersfield resident: "We would use this as a family – an amazing idea."
C S, Petersfield resident: "We often have the idea to go for a bike ride, but then think 'where to go' and end up having to get in the car to Alice Holt. It would be great to have a cycle route nearby that didn't involve getting in the car."
JD, Petersfield resident: "Would be amazing. As a family we love to cycle, but especially in Petersfield there are not enough tracks, especially as the countryside is so beautiful."
"Disabled Ramblers wishes to declare its support for 'Shortcut' in their project ……….. We know from our 16 years' experience that getting access to the countryside can be a dramatic, life-changing experience for disabled people who have previously felt condemned to a life of sitting at home in a wheelchair………Extended traffic free routes like this one can bring enormous benefit to local people as well as encouraging tourism. In our case it will make it much more likely that we could include the South Downs in our Annual Rambles Programme. Our rambling events regularly bring 50 or more people to the area for several days. They would book B & B or hotel accommodation and spend money in local shops and attractions providing a boost to the local economy. We therefore commend this project and support Shortcut in their efforts to gain the necessary permissions and funding."
Tony Dickens, Chairman, Disabled Ramblers (RCN 1103508)
"Cycling is an increasingly popular mode of transport and it is important that cycling is made as safe as possible. This proposal could help to provide a safe environment for cyclist, walkers and runners to enjoy the local countryside."
Andrew Tyrie MP
"Petersfield Mountain Bikers are very supportive of the proposed Petersfield to Midhurst Off Road Track. As cycling group using local tracks and bridleways on a weekly basis, a new off-road track would be a great asset for the many recreational cyclists in the area. The proposed track could help link up existing bridleways and tracks for mountain bikers which are currently only accessible via the busy A272, to create new cross-country mountain biking routes.
Petersfield Mountain Bikers is an online social network for riders based in and around the Petersfield area to chat about and organise rides. The network was started in March 2007 and has over 200 members."
To find out more please visit http://www.petersfieldmountainbikers.org.uk
"Getting out of cars and walking or cycling is better not only for us but for the environment, and in our area we are fortunate to have fantastic countryside that everyone should be able to enjoy in the years to come. A vehicle-free route such as this can benefit residents by providing a safe way for children to get to school as well as for adults' exercise and enjoyment. It also has potential to attract more visitors and support the local economy. I commend the vision for Shortcut, and the work the charity is doing."
Damian Hinds
MP East Hampshire
"I fully support Shortcut's aim of building a safe and enjoyable cycle route along the old railway line from Midhurst to Petersfield. At present there is no direct or quiet route to cycle between the two towns. Enstalling the cycle route would encourage less vehicle journeys, be beneficial to people's health and would be a wonderful incentive to get more children on to bikes and for them to ride well away from the dangers of speeding motor traffic."
Josie Dew, Cyclist www.josiedew.com
"Getting out of cars and onto bikes is good for people, good for towns and
cities, and good for the environment. Most adults have fond childhood
memories of being able to cycle around their area, yet sadly most children
today are denied this freedom – largely because of the threat from traffic.
Cycle paths offer a safe, enjoyable, car-free alternative to streets that
open up the great outdoors to children and families, and make a real
difference to how we get around. I am happy to support Shortcut's campaign."
Tim Gill, author of No Fear: Growing up in a Risk Averse Society, regarded as a leading thinker on childhoodwww.rethinkingchildhood.com
"Midhurst Town Team very much supports this project. With the South Downs National Park headquarters and planned new visitor centre being located in Midhurst we believe the development of safe routes for cyclists and walkers will do much to enhance the appeal of the whole region for visitors to The Park bringing economic benefit to Petersfield, Midhurst and the surrounding villages"
John Quilter, Chairman
"Greening Petersfield was set up to reduce our carbon footprint and what better way can this be achieved than getting out of your car and travelling from Petersfield to Midhurst by bicycle or on foot. Greening Petersfield supports Shortcut in its campaign to provide a dedicated track between these two towns. It will help Petersfield to further its role as the gateway to the South Downs National Park and provide a wonderful addition for leisure activities for its residents".
Greening Petersfield
A safe off road route between Petersfield and Midhurst would be very beneficial for both communities and the villages between. To be able to access these towns safely and without using a car would be a great boon to the health and well being of the area and enhance opportunities for business and commerce.
One Tree Books
"SRE recognises the many benefits of cycling as a means of transport and a leisure activity. The benefits to our communities, health and the environment are immeasurable. SRE fully supports this exciting vision for a new traffic-free Greenway".


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It has always been the case that the stock market is highly emotional, frequently changing from periods of wild pessimism to extreme optimism. The last nine months have been a fine example of the extreme mood swings that the market is prone to, with wild pessimism accompanying the festive cheer and extreme optimism accompanying the summer lull. Yet as I'm sitting here watching the sun try to break through the clouds, I wonder whether the outlook for markets has got brighter or gloomier over the last few months.
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There are competing forces at work which make the outlook slightly murky, namely, a slowing global economy and because of this, central banks becoming ever more dovish with monetary policy. The mantra in the markets has always been 'don't fight the Fed' and so equity markets ignore the weakening economic outlook and rejoice at the continuing era of cheap money.
However, there must come a point where economic reality catches up with equity markets and causes investors to shun equities. The question is when, though?
Economic growth has been mixed over the last ten years and there have been many times that people have called the end of the bull market. Each time they have been proved wrong; and usually this is because central banks intervene and calm markets with more QE, or talk of lower interest rates. This can't go on forever as central banks clearly have a limit on how low interest rates can go. It is hard to call the end of the bull market, but we would speculate that we are probably closer to the end of the strong run than the start of it.
The economic outlook has certainly got gloomier in 2019 but – peculiarly – this has made investors more bullish on markets. Bond markets are correct in that the chances of a global recession are higher than they have been for a while. Equity investors are also correct that in the short-term, equities have become more attractive provided that interest rates are going to move lower. If the global economy does continue to slow, then this will have to catch up with equity markets at some point in the future.
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So much time, so few posts! Sorry we've been MIA on the blog scene lately. Here's a brief update. Ian (and Brooklyn, not pictured) enjoyed the finger painting activity that Brooklyn earned from her parents by participating in the Primary program this year in sacrament meeting. She knows most of songs from the Children's songbook, but for some reason, shied away from participating in the primary's sacrament singing on Mother's Day and Easter this year, so we had to go with a bribe...it worked.
Here's a reading time so quiet that...
Stephen actually caught a little snooze. Notice how shamu got booted off the trampoline, poor guy!
Brooklyn has been practicing reading and making simple words. I love the phonetic spellings she came up with. It makes sense to me!
His and her Mr. (and Mrs.) Potato head glasses
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I like to request the developer to add the following to support the Halloween scarecrows, cargoship scientists, and some of the military tunnel scientists.
I believe they are called HTNPlayer, so not sure how hard it would be to add it to the Botspawn.cs file so we can add options in the Botspawn.json file.
I am sure the community wants this feature, so we can make the murderers ignore HTNPlayer.
I also want the ability to have in game murderers to ignore animals, I have the option that they can't harm the animals, but they still go after them.
In response to theonecsm36 ():
think the only way to get them to spawn default scientist in via console into tunnels and such ai.npc_enable true
Related Scientist Variables
Scientist Hazmat Suits (Gear)
Below are the item IDs used to spawn in the different Hazmat suits found in RUST. These item IDs can be used with inventory. give and entity.spawnitem commands and passing the specific Item ID.
In response to theonecsm36 ():
Hi theonecsm36,
I thought I had added this a while ago, but obviously didn't. It's not a big deal so I'll add it in some time soon.
Original Poster
No sorry it was before update, murderers go after scarecrows, scientists, and animals.
Just want a way for them to ignore the above.
Really appreciate it, thank you!
In response to theonecsm36 ():
I have never had that problem, I have had bots standing next to scientists and ignoring them and the animals, as for scarecrows I have not had them on the server since halloween,
Original Poster
It is certain scientists, not the one you spawn with BotSpawn, the ones that are HTNPlayer that are spawned by the Rust not a plugin.
Animals - are being attacked, but not killed, no damage, I want them to ignore them. The murderers that go after the animals are HTNPlayers from the Halloween release as we have that enabled on our server.
I would like to choose between murderer and the Halloween scarecrows for every monument.
Thank you.
In response to Kleementin ():
You can do it by using "scientists" at the locations you want and using a kit that contains the "WIP" clothing that is the same as the scarecrow with glowing eyes and equip them with the weapons you want, I created the kit ("ghoul") for the bots i use at the new locations (wild swamps and abandoned cabins) and they look quite good in the misty atmosphere,
You can "give" yourself the WIP item to use in the kit (it shows item id 273951840) as well as the sickle -1368584029 and the pitchfork 1090916276
is possible to have 2 groups of bots at each monument ? each with different kit
In response to Father ():
Yes, but the second group at each monument would need to be a custom profile, manually added at the right location.
If you assign a 'Parent_Monument' to the new profiles, they will automatically relocatate when you change map seed,
so you should only have to do the manual set up once.
In response to Steenamaroo ():
The problem is that the monuments "shift" so that your parent monument for "Wild Swamp1" is the "Mining Outpost" in the "old" map and when your next map comes up you get a message that "Mining outpost" does not exist for "wild Swamp1" , Do you have to assign a parent monument ?, You would not do it at the "Dome" as it would be its own parent monument for custom spawns (?)
If you have a map which has airfield at 0,0,0, just say, and you create some custom profiles right at the airfield,
those custom profiles will be at 0,0,0 on a new map seed regardless of where the airfield is now.
If, however, you set 'Airfield' as the parent monument for those profiles prior to map-seed change, BotSpawn will find the new location for the airfield and relocate those profiles for you.
It's a means of having multiple profiles per monument, without having to manually set them up every time.
If a parent monument is set for some profile but that monument doesn't exist on your new map seed, the profile in question is just automatically disabled.
Also, it is made to be accurate. You could use it to always have a bot spawn at a particular monument door way / entrace / alley.
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i'm a bit confused on this if i was to lets say airfield for example i would add secondary airfield and name it like airfield2 but the problem is i tried it and it only moved to nex monument the dome so could you explain it a tad bit more better for us old farts to comprehend better lol
That's about the best description I can give.
Setting Parent_Monument of "Airfield", for example, is like saying 'always keep this custom profile near the airfield',
rather than saying 'always keep this custom profile at the coordinates where it was created.
If map seed changes the airfield moves, and the custom locations (parented to it) move with it.


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Although scientists continue research on acne, there hasn't been any conclusive evidence to completely avoid some form of acne at a certain point in a person's lifetime.
Unfortunately, most acne lesions do appear on the face. Its because of this fact, young men and women can develop complexes or psychological associated problems that are connected to the acne problem.
The theory that young women worry more about their appearance than boys is a misconception. Young women and men are equally concerned when it comes to acne. And some young men and women get so concerned about the acne they become socially withdrawn. Although the behavior of people who struggle with acne are different; characteristics displayed can be the same. Some of those characteristics include:
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Here is how much Strive Masiyiwa pockets at Econet Wireless Zimbabwe.
According to Wireless Zimbabwe financial director Roy Chimanikire, the mobile phone operator has paid out US$180 million in dividends to shareholders since 2009.
Strive Masiyiwa has pocketed close to US$100 million as dividend payouts from his investment in Econet Wireless Zimbabwe since 2009.
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Meet the lady of the hour, Luminitsa Dumbisa Jemwa, ex-wife to Warriors footballer Nyasha Mushekwi.
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Steven Andrew - Fund Manager
Whatever your goals for life after work, the key is having the income to meet your needs and bring your aspirations to life.
For explanations of the investment terms used throughout this page.
When it comes to generating income from investments, how you put your money to work is just as important as how much you have put aside. Investing across a breadth of different assets can help deliver a more reliable income stream. Seeking income from too few sources could ultimately put your aspirations in jeopardy.
Home bias is a common problem in this respect. For British savers, the fact that UK assets can be both more familiar and easier to invest in, means an outsized portion of our investments are domestic.
This poses risks which, importantly, are not all about Brexit. They are a result of the current structure and valuations of the UK bond and equity markets.
Historically, bonds issued by the UK government (known as gilts) have played an important part in generating income for British retirees. The attractions of a government-backed income stream are probably obvious.
However, over the past five years the prospective returns on assets traditionally seen as among the lowest risk investments, like gilts, have fallen to record lows. Demand has pushed up their price, and this has depressed yields - which represent the annual investment returns as a percentage of the price paid.
The yield on benchmark 10-year gilts fell below 1% in 2016 and remains well below the rate of UK inflation. Significantly, gilt yields have diverged from those on 10-year US government bonds, which climbed above 3% in 2018.
Gilts' lower yields reflect, in effect, a relative premium in the price being paid for that meagre income stream. Should demand for gilts fall – perhaps if UK interest rates rise – and this premium be eroded, the value of gilts will go down.
At face value, the UK stockmarket might look like a much better place to invest for income.
Many blue-chip companies are returning large profits to their shareholders through dividends that can appear attractive. Dividend yields – the value of annual dividend payments as a percentage of the share price – exceed 5% or more in several cases.
Over the past five years or so there has been a growing divergence between the prospective income that can be generated from investments in UK company shares versus that from UK government bonds.
However, behind these headline figures lies an uncomfortable reality: UK company dividends are highly concentrated. Practically half (49%) of the total value of dividends paid out by FTSE 350 companies over the 12 months to 31 July 2018 came from just 10 stocks, for instance. Three companies – Royal Dutch Shell, HSBC and BP – alone accounted for 22% of total dividend distributions. This can pose a risk, since any company's management can reduce dividend payments, or cut them altogether, at any point.
Then there is currency risk to consider. Given that many FTSE 350 companies operate globally, income is largely earned – and dividends are in some cases declared – in other currencies. This means that the sterling value of dividends, which matters to UK investors, can fluctuate according to the relative value of the pound at the time.
The stronger the pound, the less overseas income will be worth once converted. Of course, the opposite is true – the weaker the pound, the more overseas income will be worth. While this isn't anything new, it is perhaps more significant for dividend investors at a time when the pound's value has proven more volatile.
It has been argued for some time that investors everywhere can benefit from diversifying beyond domestic markets.
Today, I believe UK investors who are targeting a reliable and hopefully growing income need to pay attention to the risks of home bias. An overdependence on domestic sources of investment income could prove most detrimental to those in retirement.
Savers should be prepared to seek out attractive investments across a breadth of countries, sectors and types of assets. I believe this flexibility will better enable them to capture investment opportunities and provide for a more comfortable retirement in a highly changeable world.
The views expressed in this document should not be taken as a recommendation, advice or forecast.
When you're deciding how to invest, it's important to remember that the value and income from the fund's assets will go down as well as up. This will cause the value of your investment to fall as well as rise and you may get back less than you originally invested. If you're at all unsure about the suitability of any investment, please speak to a financial adviser.


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Is consumption variability across households consistent with efficient credit allocation? A preliminary quantitative study
Creator: Green, Edward J. and Oh, Soo-Nam Series: Working paper (Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. Research Department) Number: 499 Abstract:
In this paper we explain why markets in noncontingent debt securities might be a stable form of market organization for intermediation to households. Efficient-contract allocation might be supported by these markets because households' relationships with their intermediaries do not exactly parallel the explicit form of the noncontingent contracts that they explicitly sign with one another. Also we show that the efficient-contract model can be distinguished from alternative models within the time-series framework that has been widely used to study households' consumption patterns.
Paper prepared for the 'Debt and Credit' Conference at the LSE.
Stichwort: Households, Credit contracts, Consumption, Credit, and Debt securities Fach: G21 - Banks; Depository Institutions; Micro Finance Institutions; Mortgages, C22 - Single Equation Models; Single Variables: Time-Series Models; Dynamic Quantile Regressions; Dynamic Treatment Effect Models; Diffusion Processes, and D11 - Consumer Economics: Theory
Creator: Boyd, John H. and Smith, Bruce D. (Bruce David), 1954-2002 Series: Working paper (Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. Research Department) Number: 522 Abstract:
We consider a two country growth model with international capital markets. These markets fund capital investment in both countries, and operate subject to a costly state verification (CSV) problem. Investors in each country require some external finance, but also provide internal finance, which mitigates the CSV problem. When two identical (except for their initial capital stocks) economies are closed, they necessarily converge monotonically to the same steady state output level. Unrestricted international financial trade precludes otherwise identical economies from converging, and poor countries are necessarily net lenders to rich countries. Oscillation in real activity and international capital flows can occur.
Stichwort: CSV, Open economy, International lending, Costly state verification, Capital investment, Closed economy, Credit rationing, International capital markets, and Credit Fach: F34 - International Lending and Debt Problems and O16 - Economic Development: Financial Markets; Saving and Capital Investment; Corporate Finance and Governance


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Harvey police Tuesday were searching for a suspect who allegedly attacked a rookie police officer with a brick and stole his service revolver.
Harvey Patrol Officer Daniel Rodriquez, 25, was in surgery late Tuesday at Ingalls Memorial Hospital in Harvey, according to police officials.
Hospital officials did not release his condition.
Rodriquez was in the 15400 block of Broadway Avenue in downtown Harvey about 2:30 a.m. responding to a call from a someone who had locked keys in an automobile, said Harvey Patrol Cmdr. Phillip Arnold.
When Rodriquez opened the car door, he was ambushed and repeatedly smashed in the face with a brick, Arnold said.
The assailant then took Rodriquez's 9mm semi-automatic weapon.
Rodriquez, a member of the Harvey force since September, was in the middle of his shift when he was attacked, Arnold said.
The officer suffered a severely broken nose, eye and head injuries, Arnold said.


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ActivitiesActivities for the horse enthusiast and more!
Saddle up; trail rides or horseback trips, canoe rentals, camping in outfitter wall tents, or RV stays. U Bar Ranch is proudly family owned and operated offering activities for all ages and levels of experience. Outdoor adventure in a setting unparalleled in exceptional Rocky Mountain scenery and hospitality adds to the making of unforgettable memories.
U Bar Ranch provides multiple activities for horse lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. With the beautiful Canadian Rockies as the back drop and U Bar as your hosts, reap the benefits of the untouched wilderness Grande Cache Alberta has to offer. After a long day of adventure, enjoy the tranquil surroundings at U Bar Ranch while relaxing next to a roaring fire and gazing at the stars.
Trail Rides
Experience spectacular scenery, a variety of vegetation, and a good opportunity to see wildlife on one of our daily guided horse back trips
Let our trail rides take the reins and lead you through the near by forests areas and opened meadows on our 1 or 2 hrs trail rides. If you really want to break in the saddle, gear up for our half day trip to the pristine back drop of Kvass Flats.
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Protecting the northern end of the Rockies, the Willmore Wilderness Park is 4597 square kilometers of uninhabited, pristine mountain wilderness. During one of our 2 to 14 day pack trips, scenes of meadows overflowing with wildflowers, bubbling creeks, stunning mountain peaks and never-ending forests will hold you in awe.


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Throughout the school year, many items of clothing and foot wear end up in the school's Lost & Found that is located in the south mudroom and also in your child's classroom. Please check for items that your child may have misplaced when you are in the school. Please label your child's backpack, clothing, footwear, etc. All items remaining in the Lost & Found prior to school breaks (fall, winter, spring and year end) will be taken to a local thrift store.
We certainly encourage active living practices with children such as riding a bicycle to school. Upon arrival at the school and for the safety of all students, cyclists are expected to walk bicycles on school grounds during school hours. When bicycles are brought to school they should be locked in the bicycle rack provided.
The school cannot be responsible for bicycles damaged or stolen while they are at school. In addition, safety regulations require that skateboards, roller blades and Heelys are not to be brought to school or used on school property.
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Over the course of the 2019-20 school year, we will continue to have conversations with students, parents, and staff to learn from their experiences and to seek their input and suggestions for improvement https://t.co/1dxVU6AFky #yycbe
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Updated 14/6/19: this call for evidence has been extended to 12 July 2019, and the term 'performing arts' was changed to 'participatory arts'.
What are we looking for?
We are looking for grey literature – reports and other unpublished resources – that look at how space or place can enhance wellbeing or alleviate loneliness in over-16 year olds taking part in sports, physical activities or participatory arts.
To be considered, submissions must be:
- a report on sport/physical activity or participatory arts and wellbeing or alleviation of loneliness, and space or place
- completed between 2009-2019 and must include author details (individuals, groups or organisations).
- qualitative in evaluation methods.
What do we mean by sport, space or place, and participatory arts?
By sport, we mean:
- Any kind of physical activity
By space or place, we mean:
- the physical and human characteristics of places, including things like community, neighbourhood or physical environment, or particular kinds of places – for example, public parks, green spaces or leisure centres.
By participatory arts, we mean:
- we mean creative and performance activities, for example visual arts, music and singing, dance, theatre and craft.
What is grey literature?
By grey literature we mean "literature that is not formally published in sources such as books or journal articles" (Lefebvre, Manheimer, & Glanville, 2008, p. 106).
This may be produced by charities, government departments, businesses, community groups and others; and may include reports, theses or dissertations, and more.
Please note that evidence can only be reviewed for inclusion in the work of the Culture, Sport, Communities and Wellbeing programme if submitted through this call.
Evidence submitted to individual researchers in the programme cannot be considered. If you have previously sent documents to the Culture, Sport and Communities team please re-submit through this call.
Please submit relevant reports, with 'Places and spaces' in the subject line, to:
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Procurement Manager
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- £37,345 - £42,036
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- May 21, 2019
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Salary £37,345 - £42,036
Closing date for applications 03-Jun-2019
A Full Time Procurement Manager role has become available to within the University's Procurement Department which is part of the University's Finance Services Division Office.
The Procurement Manager role is managing one of the commodity areas to which the procurement team is responsible for, including but not limited to; Science, Technology, Engineering and Vet and Medical Equipment and Services, professional services such as recruitment, catering, legal services, travel, IT, furniture and workwear.
The post holder will manage tenders, internal and external stakeholder communication and engagement, produce commodity strategies developing areas for savings and ensuring adherence to the UoB procurement policy and financial regulations. This role is also required to support the wider team especially the Assistant Procurement Managers.
This is a great opportunity for someone who looking to develop their procurement skills with a view to developing a career in Procurement.
The role will be challenging and varied in a stimulating environment, and benefits from working as part of a busy and hard-working team.
You should have a sound knowledge and experience of public sector procurement, working independently, managing deadlines and priorities and good communication skills. MCIPS is an advantage or studying towards. You will have proven office and administrative experience gained through working in busy and demanding environments. Strong interpersonal and organisational skills are essential.
Contact for informal enquiries: Lucy Neaves firstname.lastname@example.com or 0117 3317293 (Senior Procurement Manager, Finance Office)
We appreciate and value difference, seeking to attract, develop and retain a diverse mix of talented people that will contribute to the overall success of Bristol and help maintain our position as one of the world's leading universities.
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Aruba's diners, prick up your ears! Restaurant week is coming, so you will be treated to a super deal for a three-course dinner at the nine great restaurants of Aruba Wine and Dine (AWD) from August 29 to September 5. The AWD restaurants are all different, each of them unique in its own way. Tango Argentine Grill, Café the Plaza, Fishes & More, MooMba Beach, Que Pasa, Salt & Pepper, Dragonfly, Nos Clubhuis and Hadicurari are getting ready to receive you. The price per three-course menu will leave you floored, for just Afl. 45 per person (plus 15% service charge): this is not possible in this day and age!
You probably know already that Hadicurari is one of AWD's showpieces: its location on the beach, its fantastic ocean view and the excellent service and food make Hadicurari into a super choice for your Restaurant Week visit. The menu is fantastic, starting off with a lobster bisque with seafood and Jack Daniels vanilla cream or tuna pizza with lemon, wasabi, wakame and ginger. The catch of the day, brought in by the fishermen from the pier across the restaurant, is served with a lemongrass sauce, a potato mousseline and vegetables or a tenderloin steak with a béarnaise sauce, sweet potatoes and vegetables. Dessert is a chocolate lava cake with salted caramel.
Your waiter will mention the wine special of the Restaurant Week, but there is also a beer special going on on Chill and Balashi beer. A part of the proceeds of the Restaurant Week will go to Marisstella, the home for Aruba's elderly in Savaneta. That is one more reason to go to Hadicurari or the other participating AWD restaurants.
Hadicurari Restaurant is ready for you during the 8th fabulous Restaurant Week
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The Communal Mind
Patricia Lockwood
Friday 8 February 2019, 18.30
BP Lecture Theatre, The British Museum
What is it about being online which makes it seem as if other people were writing your mind? Patricia Lockwood considers the internet's language, its reflexive laughter and its new vehicles of consensus – and asks whether it's possible to opt out, what our unanimity might look like in the future and if any of this is even new.
Patricia Lockwood is the author of Priestdaddy, a memoir, and two collections of poetry including Motherland, Fatherland, Homelandsexuals. She lives in Savannah, Georgia and once famously tweeted at the Paris Review, 'so is paris any good or not'.
Christopher Clark
Friday 15 February 2019, 18.30
BP Lecture Theatre, The British Museum
Christopher Clark's lecture is now sold out.
The insurrections of 1848 were the only truly European revolution there has ever been: beginning in the Italian peninsula, they spread within weeks from Paris to Bucharest, from Vienna to Stockholm, from Rome to the Ionian Islands. Christopher Clark argues that far from being a 'failure' – G.M. Trevelyan's 'turning point at which modern history failed to turn' – they had a profound impact on political and administrative practices, whose traces can be discerned far beyond the boundaries of Europe, in questions about social inequality and the responsibilities of the state, the tensions between representative and direct forms of democracy and the place of labour in a meaningful and dignified human existence.
Christopher Clark is Regius Professor of History at the University of Cambridge, and the author of the international bestsellers Iron Kingdom: The Rise and Downfall of Prussia, 1600-1947 and The Sleepwalkers: How Europe Went to War in 1914.
'Defying Gravity': American Power in the Long 20th Century
Adam Tooze
Friday 22 February 2019, 18.30
BP Lecture Theatre, The British Museum
Adam Tooze's lecture is now sold out.
The history of American power, as it is commonly written, is a weighty subject, a matter of military and economic heft, of 'throw-weight', of resource mobilisation and material culture, of 'boots on the ground'. Adam Tooze will examine an alternative, counterintuitive vision of America, as a power defying gravity. This image gives us a less materialistic, more fantastical and more unstable vision of America's role in the world.
Adam Tooze teaches history at Columbia University and is the author of four books including Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World.
For ten years our annual series of Winter Lectures has brought the LRB's lively, radical, witty and stimulating agenda to the British Museum. To celebrate this year's season, we have removed the paywall from some of the most acclaimed lectures from previous years:
- Frank Kermode: Eliot and the Shudder (2010)
- Judith Butler: Who Owns Kafka? (2011)
- John Lanchester: Marx at 193 (2012)
- Hilary Mantel: Royal Bodies (2013)
- Andrew O'Hagan: Ghosting Julian Assange (2014)
- Marina Warner: Learning My Lesson (2015)
- Colm Tóibín: Easter 1916 (2016)
- Mary Beard: Women in Power (2017)
- Anne Enright: The Genesis of Blame (2018)
These lectures, along with many others, can also be downloaded via our podcast; find it on iTunes, or wherever you listen to your podcasts.


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that with Shadowborn Apostle in my edh :3
edh all star ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
How would this work in EDH exactly?
It was a joke
Well Relentless Rats and Shadowborn Apostle are not [email protected]$
unless u have a library of leng or a reliquiry tower, we are still laughing
any number =/= all of them. filling your hand up to seven with relentles rats doesn't sound exiting but there are worse things to do with your turn
i missed the any number part, but id still rather search for a real card lol.
My Hedron Alignment deck just got a whole lot better!
Yep, bringing the pieces together, particularly the exile portion…
Pack Hunt's graveyard counterpart. I do like it when they harken back to older designs.
secret salvage? its not really secret, when you have to reveal them :P
it should be like call over a ref so they know you arent cheating and then have your opponent close their eyes
storm?maybe? it is a bit of a stretch but i have high hopes.
I feel like this thing kisses 8 Rack on the lips. 3 more of a discard spell? Thank you!
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Long time ago, I got a call from a CEO, says, "Wow, that worked like a champ. Thanks."
I had no idea what he was talking about, so we chatted. Apparently, he had had a problem and I had told him to look at something on The Musings of the Big Red Car website, he did, he applied it, and it worked. Problem solved. Bravo!
Then, I asked him the money question, "Do you know WHY that worked?"
Painful, awkward, ask-Dad-to-marry-his-daughter-style silence ensued.
"CEO, do you know WHY that worked?"
Hey, you have to know WHY stuff works to be able to really learn from the experience.
As it turned out in this particular situation, the CEO and I were able to discuss it and he got to the WHY — rather easily as it turns out.
He calls me this week and says, "OK, I used the WHY to do something related, but different. The logic worked like a champ."
When you know WHY stuff works, you can apply that logic to disparate, but similar things. If you don't know the WHY, stop, analyze it, learn. Great CEOs know the WHY.
Know the WHY.
Trust me on this one.
But, hey, what the Hell do I really know anyway? I'm just a Big Red Car. Be good to somebody who needs it, including yourself. Do you know why I want you to do that?


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Reneww necessitava di un nuovo design di logo e ha lanciato un contest su 99designs.
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Breathe Well
Breathe Well offers various duct cleaning services to provide cleaner
air in homes. Our main target audience is families and especially
those suffering from allergies or asthma.
I'm looking for a clean logo which is modern and youthful that speaks clean to me...we are moving into the filter market. The name Breathe Well tells you what we want for our clients and customers and we want the logo to speak the same. (I included a picture of our current logo, though this does not mean stick to the current look...we would love to see each persons ideas and creativity come to life.)...thanks everyone!
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