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How does our understanding of the religious, philosophical and educational world influence our way of teaching RE? Are we aware of our assumptions and can we justify them?
People use the word 'pedagogy' in many ways. Literally from the Greek, it means 'the process by which a child is led to learning'. Nowadays this takes in the teacher's assumptions about the rationale and purpose of the subject, together with the national and local conditions in which they teach. It also includes the teacher's assumptions about the discipline of RE, its way of interpreting texts and experience, its definition of excellence and much else. We think that these are some of the factors that teachers should think about when developing their pedagogy of RE:
All these contextual factors are what Professor Robin Alexander calls the 'attendant discourse' (Alexander, R. 2010 Children, their World, their Education: Final report of the Cambridge primary review. London: Routledge, p 46.) of pedagogy. They are a hidden influence on every teacher. Their influence is so powerful that being clear about them is, for him and for us, 'the heart of the enterprise.' (op. cit., p307)
If we acknowledge our own assumptions and expectations in pedagogy, we become stronger teachers. For example, if we are looking at a particular text with sceptical eyes because of our own background history of belief or doubt, or if we are looking at it with the eyes of faith and expecting pupils to do the same, we should be honest and admit to ourselves that this influences our pedagogy.
There are several possible methodologies for teaching RE, each having its starting point in some prior pedagogical assumptions about the nature of religion and belief in the world, and each its strengths and weaknesses. They are briefly outlined here:
Explanation: RE is a way to hand on the truths and rituals of a tradition to the new generation – a safe space for the young to explore and develop their religious identity in the light of the community's tradition.
Practical example: Pupils prepare for a ritual such as a sacrament. They learn words and gestures. They are taught to interpret texts in specific approved ways. They explore moral issues with clear guidance on the official teaching of the faith.
Assumptions: There is one true or pre-eminent tradition and it is necessary that the young people know it, understand it, grow up in it and, preferably, accept it as true. Faith nurture helps them to do this by presenting the truth to the young.
Strengths: It places RE at the heart of a school's mission as a faith community.
Weaknesses: There is widespread questioning of the ethics and effectiveness of this model, and concern that it does not always recognise the realities of religious diversity in the world.
Groome, T. (1991) Sharing Faith: A Comprehensive Approach to Religious Education and Pastoral Ministry. San Francisco: Harper Collins.
Explanation: The realities of religions and beliefs – their myths, doctrines, rituals, values – are phenomena which can and should be studied with an attempt at objectivity and empathy in order to understand the religion as it really is in itself.
Practical example: Pupils visit a place of worship, learn the names for its features in the correct language, learn its historical development and hear from an adherent about its importance for them today. Pupils attempt to describe and explain what they have seen and heard as accurately as they can, including the perspectives of adherents.
Assumptions: To some extent, it is possible to stand outside a religion or belief and 'bracket out' the assumptions which might colour one's own interpretation of what one sees. Phenomenology also assumes that it is possible for us to understand and fully empathise with beliefs and practices we do not share.
Strengths: It is good to aim for objectivity, and to attempt to consider religions and beliefs in their own words. Scholars such as Ninian Smart provided helpful categories for analysing religious and non-religious worldviews (ritual, narrative, doctrinal, ethical, social, experiential, material and political/economic). These allow pupils to identify similarities and differences between and within religions and beliefs.
Weaknesses: The model is criticised for assuming that 'western' categories can be successfully applied to non-western traditions, that people can ever be really 'objective' and for discouraging judgements that may be critical of the tradition. Others say phenomenology attempts to find 'essences' of traditions that do not really exist and that it lacks a clear pedagogical framework in which to apply its principles.
Smart, N. (1968) Secular Education and the Logic of Religion. London: Faber and Faber.
Jackson, R. (2004) Rethinking Religious Education and Plurality: Issues in Diversity and Pedagogy. London: Routledge.
Explanation: Encouraging pupils to relate to a way of life that is different from their own, by interacting with what real people from religious traditions actually say and do (reflexivity); helping them to connect insights from those traditions with their own personal knowledge and experience (edification).
Practical example: Pupils think about what they do at Easter and hear about how an Eastern Orthodox Christian family celebrates it. Pupils relate what they hear about this family to their own experience, including their feelings and attitudes.
Assumptions: It is possible to make sense of, and personally benefit from, the way religions are lived today by listening to believers, insiders or adherents, and by being aware of the wide internal diversity of traditions.
Strengths: Provides opportunities for pupils to actively interpret religious meaning making, not just passively receive information about a tradition; raises awareness of the difficulty of generalising about religion and belief and about those who follow particular traditions.
Weaknesses: It is not easy to employ the anthropological methods of this approach where access to first hand materials and contacts is unavailable. There is still a danger of generalising from the particular examples chosen for study and of by-passing the truth claims made by adherents. There can be a particular challenge to make the 'bridge' between the pupils in the classroom and the children and families being studied.
Jackson, R. (1997) Religious Education: an interpretive approach. London: Hodder & Stoughton.
Explanation: Religions and beliefs should be studied not only in their own right but also with a view to what they can contribute to the personal development of the learner. The life-world of religious experience should be brought into focus alongside the life-world of the pupil.
Practical example: Taking the theme of worship, pupils discover the worship practices of a community and are then encouraged to consider what it is they personally revere and respect most deeply, and how that makes them feel.
Assumptions: Religions and beliefs usually respond to human longings in some way, and human longings are ultimately understandable in spiritual and religious ways.
Strengths: This model resolved some of the perceived tensions in phenomenology by introducing a personal element.
Weaknesses: Learning about and learning from do not always fit neatly together.
Grimmitt, M. (1987) Religious Education and Human Development. Great Wakering: McCrimmon.
Grimmit, M. et al (1996) A Gift to the Child. London: Prentice Hall.
Explanation: Worried that too much RE focuses on describing phenomena from outside, thus failing to enter into the personal or communal experience of believers, the exponents of this model developed a focus for looking closely at a belief and matching it to an aspect of children's experience. This model is used for teaching Christianity, although it could perhaps be used for other religions and beliefs as well.
Practical example: A Christian in prayer can be the focus through stories, interviews, reference to beliefs about answers to prayer.
Assumptions: It is possible to use texts, stories and learner-centred examples to enter into the inner realities of Christianity even if one is not a Christian.
Strengths: It draws the pupil closer to the reality of being a believer.
Weaknesses: It may draw the pupil too close and stray into forms of faith nurture, and it tends to underplay insights from outside the tradition studied.
Cooling, T. and Marsden, A. (1995) Concept Cracking: Exploring Christian Beliefs in School. Nottingham: Stapleford Centre.
Explanation: This model accepts the reality of the existence of religions and beliefs, their truth claims and absolute commitments. It challenges teachers and learners to realism about religions and belief together with a critical, enquiring stance about them.
Practical example: Pupils will use theological and philosophical ideas such as grace, free will, the holy spirit and discipleship to understand the idea of prayer and debate it.
Assumptions: The great existential questions – is there a God, why do we suffer – must have answers. Even though it is contested, the truth is 'out there', not all possible answers can be true, and seeking the truth matters as a part of our relationship to ultimate reality. Relativistic 'anything goes' answers and apathy are inadequate responses.
Strengths: RE is driven by challenging questions and engages pupils with substantial theological and philosophical terms, which can raise standards and promote religious literacy.
Weaknesses: The prior assumptions about truth are questionable, and the focus of RE is not always on truth claims.
Wright, A. (2007) Critical Religious Education, Multiculturalism and the Pursuit of Truth. Cardiff: University of Wales Press.
Explanation: RE is conducted through a systematic enquiry into its concepts, whether they be concepts universal to human experience, general to many religions and beliefs, or specific to one belief system. Conceptual enquiry uses a cycle of enquiry skills with the aim of helping young people to interpret religion in relation to human experience.
Practical example: Pupils enquire into the concept of symbolism, placing it into a particular religious or philosophical context and evaluating its meanings.
Assumptions: Religions and beliefs are too culturally and politically loaded to be studied in their own terms with integrity, so the content must be broken down into concepts which the learner can own and understand, using a five-step methodology of enquiry into concepts.
Strengths: The five-step methodology introduces a regular discipline into RE planning, and puts learners in the driving seat.
Weaknesses: Systematic study of religions and beliefs is not built into this model.
Erricker, C. (2010) Religious Education: A conceptual and interdisciplinary approach for secondary level. Abingdon: Routledge.
Erricker, C., Lowndes, J. and Bellchambers, E. (2011) Primary Religious Education: A New Approach: Conceptual Enquiry in Primary RE. Abingdon: Routledge.
The claim that religion and belief is a real dimension of human existence.
Agreement on a body of content which pupils should know and understand as important in their own right – broadly, the six principal religions of the world, smaller living religious traditions in Britain, and living secular world views and philosophies.
The recognition that RE must be driven by questions that offer the challenge of enquiring into rich and complex ideas.
An articulation of how RE supports and fulfils the aims of the wider curriculum.
RE:ONLINE takes no position on the different pedagogies discussed above. We think that every teacher should work out their own position in the light of:
We urge every teacher of RE to reflect and be clear about the purpose and pedagogy of RE, to keep developing and be versatile.
Further discussion of pedagogies can be seen in:
Grimmitt, M. (2000) Pedagogies of Religious Education: Case studies in the research and development of good pedagogic practice in RE. Great Wakering: McCrimmon Publishing.
Jackson, R. (2004) Rethinking Religious Education and Plurality: Issues in Diversity and Pedagogy. London: Routledge.
Watson, B. and Thompson, P. (2006) The Effective Teaching of Religious Education. London: Longman.
In the Learning section [link] we offer Banquets – sustained pieces of teaching and learning. Each Banquet is flagged with at least one pedagogical model.
Philosophy in RE – how and why? – Celia Warrick
Pop Culture as an RE Resource: Introduction – Celia Warrick
Pop Culture as an RE Resource: Using Film – Celia Warrick
Pop Culture as an RE Resource: Zombies – Celia Warrick
Pop Culture as an RE Resource: Lyrical Wizardry – Celia Warrick
Pop Culture as an RE Resource: Video Games – Celia Warrick
GCSE RS in One Lesson a Week – Frances Lane
Engaging with Visitors – Jim Robinson
Using Visualisation Techniques to Enhance Learning – Emma McVittie
Five Keys into RE: A new inclusive way of planning for teachers of RE in special schools – Anne Krisman
Attainment Target 2: Learning from Religion – Dilwyn Hunt
Religion, Education and Truth – Kevin O'Grady (a response to Dilwyn Hunt)
Religion, Education and Truth: Some further thoughts – Dilwyn Hunt (a response to Kevin O'Grady)


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Foggy Scene
Mount Qassyoun and the blinking red light of its giant TV transmission tower disappeared behind thick fog that fell over Damascus today. The picture was shot in Abu Rummaneh Street near Rawdah Square.
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- Serbest said...
That's what I call Winter. Here, in Riyadh (Saudi), it is 24 degrees centrigrade today Thursday.
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- luz de la luna said...
Was this taken in the morning? It's a very intersting shot. I like the fog. I hope to be able to capture some foggy photos some time myself :-)
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I'm Leila Abu-Saba of Dove's Eye View, http://bedouina.typepad.com - no Blogger account.
Love this blog - I'm sending the link to my dad, who will love it too.
OTQuestion - can you point me to info on how to set up a blog where you can post in both English and Arabic? My dad wants to post his poetry in both languages and I have said I'll help him set up a blog. But I really don't know anything about Arabic online. Dad says he's a member of Maktoub and he has Arabic keyboard and software.
All the bloggers who post in both languages are impossible to contact if you don't have a blogger account!
Sorry for the OT post but I'm getting desperate...
Thanks so much
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John has also worked with the ballet companies of La Scala - Milan, Stuttgart, Deutsche Oper and Komische Oper, Berlin, Dresden, Mainz, Vienna, Lyon, Nancy, Toulouse, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Helsinki, Lisbon (Ballet Gulbendian), Netherlands and Prague, as well as two Israeli companies, Canadian National Ballet, New York City Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, Houston, San Francisco, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, the Alvin Ailey Companies, K Ballet - Japan, Rambert Dance Company, London City Ballet and London Festival Ballet. His recent credits include Song of the Earth (Munich and Scottish Ballet), Rite of Spring and L'Après–midi du'un faune (English National Ballet), Manon (Paris) and Rite of Spring (Oslo).


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Lucky me I didn't miss one minute of Mother's Day. At 3:30 a.m. my daughter came into my room, walked up to my bed and said "Mommy. Tuck me back in." Better to get up, climb off the bed, trudge from one room to the next, and wake mommy up versus tuck yourself. Tucking, by the way, consists of nothing more than me unceremoniously throwing the polar fleece Disney princess blanket over her. But the good news is I got back to sleep. 7:30 a.m. my daughter is bright eyed and bushy tailed ready to start the day.
"I'm hungry," she announced.
What age is it they even consider making mom breakfast? Even more importantly at what age do they consider letting mommy sleep late on mother's day? Or letting her sleep late because she'll be far less grumpy and yell-y. She may be so less grumpy she may let a certain 4-year old collect positive attention when she insists on "singing" "la-la-la-la" repetitively in a bid for attention while mom is driving the car. And, yes, this song has no words in it besides "la".
Well I heard la-la for 5 minutes and then I got yell-y as I drove to a joint mother's day brunch in Ft. Lauderdale. I could think of nothing better on my day then driving the hour up I-95. But, I got out voted by my two sisters on the location - they live in Hollywood which is 2 exits from the location and they're also moms - of 2 kids each, and they have husbands. Times like this make me want to go out and adopt triplets. Or get married. Then he'll have to drive.
The guy I am dating did come with us, but as the only one with a car seat, I'm always driving. Why don't guys who date single moms realize that getting themselves a car seat for their car is much more romantic than the roses. Being on time and not late, is also more romantic.
Brunch was good for the three minutes my child sat nice and quietly. It is true that kids can fill up on two bites, perhaps correlated to there being a tantalizing play area in view from the restaurant window.
After she rolled down the hill a few times in her no longer fancy dress with her cousins, it was time to go. We spent the remainder of the day at the Broward Science Museum which was really neat for the first 700 utterings of "Look at me, mom. Look at me." She flew an airplane simulator, manipulated robotic arms, climbed some structure, powered a light bulb, buckled a doll into a seatbelt and more, and I love my daughter but watching her do most things really loses the wow and the pow after twenty rounds on the same day. She is the Energizer Bunny reincarnate.
On the way home my date believes he is going to be car sick so we pulled into Target and spent 50 minutes there and I spent $200 I wouldn't have otherwise. TARGET YOU FRUSTRATE ME SO WITH YOUR CUTE THINGS!!! Eventually we all got home. But it was an apropos ending to the day. The pat ending conceived by a celestial sitcom writer.
Now it's past midnight and I'm committed to pampering myself a tiny bit once I finish this blog. I'm going to cut my toenails before I condemn one more pair of stockings to the trash. Damn it. This is MY time. Happy Mother's Day to me.
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Murder-Suicide Confirmed in Gloucester County
Autopsy results confirm a southern New Jersey man killed his wife and their young son before hanging himself inside their home.
But it's unclear why 49-year-old Francis Adolf committed the slayings. Gloucester County prosecutors have said he left writings indicating he intended to harm himself and family members but haven't provided details.
Pitman police found the bodies of Adolf, 44-year-old Bonnie Adolf and 6-year-old Francis Adolf Jr. in their home Tuesday. Autopsy results released Wednesday by the county medical examiner's office show the son died from strangulation and blunt-force injury to the head and the wife died from blunt-force injury to the head.
Prosecutor Sean Dalton says there was no reported domestic violence history involving the family. Neighbors say they're shocked and saddened.
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A: The Value Added Tax is computed by getting the difference of the output tax and input tax. If you are the seller, you pass on the VAT to your client by adding 12 percent to your selling price.
If you are the buyer of goods and services, you will need to pay VAT by computing for your output tax and input tax. Output tax is computed by dividing your total sales with the factor 9.3333. For example, your total sales is P112,000. Your output tax is computed by dividing P112,000 with 9.333, which means your output tax is P12,000.
The input tax applies to your expenses that have VAT receipts. Take your total expenses and divide it by 9.333. For example, your total expenses is P44,800. Your input tax is P44,800 divided by 9.333, which gives you P4,800.
Now that you have computed both output and input taxes, you can compute your VAT which is P7,200 (P12,000 - P4,800).
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Sometime Outlook folders are overwhelmed by loads of data, containing lot of duplicates content, such as, emails, attachments, contacts, notes, and so on. Removing them manually can get very frantic and tedious. AODR is a free, portable tool which facilitates users to remove duplicate content in Outlook, it has a dead simple, nifty and intuitive interface, which lets you to choose folders to scan and remove duplicates from Outlook 2010/2007/2003.
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J.K. Rowling Descended from a Long Line of Single Moms
Our fearless leader, E. Christopher Clark, is a sometime genealogist, and a big fan of the U.S. version of the British television series Who Do You Think You Are? He is also, as longtime readers of GF5 know, a huge Harry Potter fan. So, it should come as no surprise that he has us geeking out about the fact that Potter scribe J.K. Rowling will be profiled on the British version of the show. Here's a bit from The Telegraph about what Rowling discovered about her ancestry:
The novelist learnt during her research for the programme that her great-grandmother, Lizzie, her great-great-grandmother, Salomé, and her great-great-great-grandmother, Christine, raised their children alone.
Her maternal grandmother, Louisa, is also believed to have been born out of wedlock.
Now, there's no guarantee that we'll ever see this stateside, but there is a precedent (in the form of Kim Cattrall) for a profile originally featured on the British programme turning up eventually on the U.S. program. So, here's hoping!
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This rustic chicken wire and burlap pendant light lamp makes a unique addition to home and event lighting. Ceiling mountable, the lamp hangs approximately 2 feet and is equipped with both a standard two prong plug, as well as the wiring needed for hardwiring to a junction box. Hang it over kitchen tables, islands, sinks or anywhere you'd like to add to your rustic themed décor! See our other Burlap, Jute & Twine items.
- 3.5 foot black cord
- Hanging chain length is 2 feet
- Lamp is approx. 8 inches high, 10 inches in diameter
- Standard E27 bulb socket
- Max Watt per Bulb: 40 Watts
- Bulbs sold separately
- Ceiling mountable, either with a standard two prong plug or with wiring that can be hardwired into a junction box
- If using a high-wattage bulb or a bulb that could get hot, be sure your shade is properly ventilated. Do not allow product to be in contact with flammable materials.


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Customers depend on their IT providers to deliver sound advice and guidance on selecting and operating the IT equipment that will best meet their needs. That guidance should also extend to the proper care and maintenance of UPS systems that keep that IT gear up and running even in the event of power disruptions.
Moreover, providing UPS maintenance can result in lots of opportunity for new business for APC by Schneider Electric partners. In some respects, a UPS is like an automobile; it requires various sorts of servicing over the course of its life. Nobody is in a better position to provide those services than APC by Schneider Electric partners.
No matter what the age of a customer's UPS, there's some form of maintenance package or upgrade you can offer. For systems that are less than 3 years old, you can offer investment protection in the form of an extended warranty. That will provide customers with peace of mind, as it comes with features including free replacement batteries and 24×7 technical support.
UPSs that are 3 to 7 years old may need a new battery or other upgrades. For units older than that, you can guide customers through replacement options, touting the advanced features and energy efficiency technology built into more recent UPSs. And of course, existing customers can get discounts with UPS trade-ins.
APC has online tools to guide customers through decisions for each phase of the UPS lifecycle. The Service Selector will help customers with newer UPSs find the most appropriate maintenance package while those with somewhat older models can use the Upgrade Selector to find a new battery. When it's time for a new UPS, the UPS Selector can help customers find the right model. Customers can use each of these tools themselves or walk through them with your guidance.
Having a conversation about these UPS decisions should be a natural extension of the sorts of IT-related discussions partners have with customers day to day. If a customer has servers on premise, simply ask if those servers have UPS protection. If so, how old are the UPS? Have they ever replaced the UPS batteries? Do they know how much runtime they have on the batteries?
Even if a customer makes use of cloud-based server resources, there could still be UPS opportunities. In such cases, the routers or switches supporting the network connection become paramount to uptime – and thus need UPS protection.
And wherever there's a UPS, there's opportunity for routine maintenance. As an APC by Schneider Electric partner, you're in a great position to educate customers about the importance of UPS maintenance, pointing to benefits including:
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To help partners educate customers on the benefits of regular UPS maintenance, we put together this simple infographic that we think gets the key points across. Feel free to share it with customers far and wide.
And to simplify the discussion for partners, we've assembled a UPS Lifecycle page with links to all the tools you'll need. It includes links to the infographic as well as the various online selectors, information on warranties and battery recycling, the UPS trade-in program, and even a guide on how to have a conversation about UPSs with your customers. Take a look so you'll be prepared to take advantage of the opportunity that UPSs of any age present to partners.


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This is something so basic, we find it surprising that there isn't a product with a similar function in the market. The top tray holds a sponge or scrubber while the bottom dish can be used to hold soap solution. The top tray has its own feet, allowing it to be set aside for easy access to the soap solution. This item is a must-have for anyone who hand-washes dishes. The sponge and soap holder saves you the trouble of repeatedly having to get the soap bottle and drastically cuts down on soap usage.
Dimensions: Overall 5 x 3.5 x 1.6 inches (12.7 x 8.9 x 4.1 cm) Bottom dish footprint 3 x 2.9 inches (7.6 x 7.4 cm) Materials: Top tray: 18-8 stainless steel, brushed or satin finish Bottom dish: polypropylene, matt black Weight: 0.5 lbs (0.226 kg)
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Q: Hi, initially I had pain in my right outer thigh area at night. Then it increased in the day time too. After then, I had pain in my hip. Now I have pain in my other thigh area for sometime. I got an MRI of my back, hip, brain and pelvis. It came normal. Blood flow and lot of other test were done. Every test is normal. But my pain is there for last 3 years. Please help me. My age is 36 and I am female.
Since your MRI is normal, this does not sound like a serious problem.
Probable reasons for this pain:
It can be a muscular pain due to over straining. Do you have to stand a lot during your work? If so, try taking a few small sessions of rest during your work schedule. You can also use some muscle relaxant on the affected area. This may help.
The pain could be psychological in nature. Sometimes, when emotionally disturbed, some muscles of the body tend to get in spasms. This may lead to pain. In such cases, relaxation techniques work well.
Take Care,
Buddy M.D.


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THE TALKHOUSE: Small Club, Big Music
"I have been booking music for 25 years," said Peter Honerkamp, an owner of the Stephen Talkhouse, "but I know little about music."
That hasn't stopped the Amagansett venue from achieving steady success, due in part to his system of asking prospective showgoers' opinions before deciding who to book and how much to charge for each show.
"I used to trust agents to advise on price and what would work back in the old days," when tickets were $20, he said. Now that musicians' demands create ticket prices in the $100 range, "big mistakes can happen real quick," he said. "I don't dictate the price, the artist does."
In a conversation last month, Mr. Honerkamp explained that at first he would call about 20 people. Now he uses the Talkhouse's e-mail list and a formula. E-mail blasts are simple and to the point, for instance, "Would you pay $150 for Jimmy Cliff on a summer weekend?" If he receives 25 yeses, he said, "I book the band the next day." For others that don't hit the mark, but come close, he considers the day of the week and time of year. The e-mails sometimes have specific dates listed, and also include time changes and announcements of upcoming shows.
Some return acts are a no-brainer, like Toots and the Maytals, for whom he said, "I have to ask $100."
Receiving a percentage of the door might work for a local band in April, he said, but it doesn't for big acts, which demand a guarantee. "Sometimes I negotiate," he said. "If I sell a lot of tickets, I give the band a bonus. "Part of the reason his system works, he said, is that "People trust me."
"We have our act together," he said confidently, from experienced soundmen and good equipment to hospitality. "We do exactly what we're supposed to, with a smile." Mr. Honerkamp said that musicians enjoy the intimate setting, although "some get freaked out initially" at the size. Because of the relationship he has built with agents over many years, Mr. Honerkamp handles the national acts, and Nick Kraus, a manager, books most of the local bands and musicians. Since the beginning, he said, he could count on one hand the bad experiences he has had with musical acts.
For decades, the low-key, no-frills bar has attracted top-notch live music, as well as celebrities, onstage and off, and even former President Bill Clinton. And some of the acts have told Mr. Honerkamp that the Talkhouse is the "smallest club in the world putting on that caliber of music," he said.
The bar also employs 20 people who have been there over 10 years, and 35 who have stayed over 5 years. "We like each other, we like what we do, and everyone has fun," he said after joking that he has accumulated incriminating information on all of them. "They get paid well, they're competent, and they're my friends. I never have to act like a boss."
The Talkhouse also provides extensive support for the Wounded Warrior Project's Soldier Ride and is the venue for countless community fund-raisers and benefits for various local nonprofits.
Among the many highlights on the schedule so far this season are Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue on June 4, Loudon Wainwright III on June 8, and Southside Johnny and the Poor Fools on June 23. July will bring David Johansen on the 6th, Donovon Frankenreiter on the 9th, the Dave Mason Band on the 14th, Buckwheat Zydeco on the 18th, Pure Prairie League on the 19th, English Beat on the 20th, and Dick Dale on the 25th. Steel Pulse will play the Rock the Farm benefit for Soldier Ride on July 21 at Oceanview Farm in Amagansett. In August, the folk singer Judy Collins is booked for the 3rd and Ingrid Michaelson is on tap on the 4th. Jorma Kaukonen, who draws a crowd no matter the season, will visit the Talkhouse stage on Sept. 15.
A full schedule, including new additions as the season progresses, can be found online at stephentalkhouse.com.
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Idea management software is a step up from the traditional office suggestion box. It enables companies of all sizes to continuously innovate and grow by deliberately leading the ideation process. Idea management software facilitates the full transparency of a company, as anyone who has access to the database can track ideas from inception to implementation. Ideas are collected from all areas of the organization, beyond specialized departments such as R&D, product management, and marketing. These products can integrate with enterprise feedback management software to allow users to manage both internally and externally sourced recommendations.
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With over 2 million users worldwide, and $6+ Billion in net benefits recorded to date, Brightidea is the #1 Idea Management Platform on the market. Engage your employees at scale, collaborate on novel solutions, and foster a culture of innovation within your company. Wherever you're at in your innovation journey, our platform & people will help you get to the next level.
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ConceptDraw MINDMAP ConceptDraw MINDMAP is a next generation mind mapping tool that has the power and flexibility to increase productivity for individuals and teams. CD MINDMAP is designed to assist in organization, learning, planning, writing, and presentations for individuals and teams. CD MINDMAP allows for the rapid gathering of critical information and organizing it; as well as the capability to re-purpose content saving time when working on critical tasks. CD MINDMAP imports and exports to a wide variety of file formats that extend its capabilities as a productivity tool. ConceptDraw MINDMAP supports both PCs and Mac computers, provides no-charge technical support (phone and web tickets). The product can be used alone or in conjunction with its ConceptDraw OFFICE suite mates (a bundle of products that also includes ConceptDraw DIAGRAM – business graphics and diagramming; ConceptDraw PROJECT – project management). ConceptDraw MINDMAP can be purchased from CS Odessa or one of our worldwide sales partners. A free trial of any of the ConceptDraw products is available on our web site. Uses of ConceptDraw MINDMAP Note taking Boundary grouping Topic Pin Building presentations (has its own presentation capability) Writing Map Minder Tool Project planning (topics can be configured as project elements) Meeting management Requirements gathering Brainstorming (has built-in brainstorming tool) Task management (topics identified as tasks can be sent to Microsoft Outlook for following assignment assignment) Electronic white board Instruction tool Use and share map contents directly to Microsoft OneNote and Evernote Tweet directly from mind map Organization tasks (work and personal) File types that can be imported to ConceptDraw MINDMAP as a mind map Microsoft Word Microsoft Project Microsoft PowerPoint ConceptDraw PROJECT OPML (Outline Processor Markup Language) Text Indented Outline Text Numerated Outline Mindjet MindManager FreeMind XMind File types that ConceptDraw MINDMAP can be exported to: Adobe PDF (hyperlinks are preserved in export) Microsoft PowerPoint (1. all map text is organized and exported as a presentation, or 2. map images are assembled into a presentation) Microsoft Project (mind map is exported as a project) ConceptDraw PROJECT (mind map can be opened as a project) ConceptDraw PRO (mind map can be exported as various diagrams) Web page map image (exports map image with live hyperlinks) Web page outline view (exports map in outline format in web view) Export map as graphic image in any of the following formats (PNG - supports Transparency, BMP, JPG, GIF, TIFF) OPML (Outline Processor Markup Language) RTF (Rich Text Format) Text Outline (configurable) ConceptDraw MINDMAP is designed to save time as well as help with organization on work and personal tasks. ConceptDraw MINDMAP provides a flexible mind mapping tool that provides a wide range of task attributes that can be used in 100's of different ways. ConceptDraw products have a history of innovation, and have been serving our customer's needs since 1993.
Ideanote makes it simple and productive for teams of any size to share, develop and act on ideas, together. Intuitive design, automatic progression and instant ideation tools are at the core of the ideanote platform. We structure and focus your ideas, helping you to go from idea collection to action, helping employee and customer insights to drive your business forward. Curious? Head to our site and try it out for yourself
Glint Innovation is a collaborative innovation platform that brings your employees, customers and focus groups together to generate value for your business. Their valuable ideas can be an immense source of inspiration toward enhancing services, developing products and improving processes. Glint Innovation is used worldwide by many organizations including governments looking for new ways to connect, collaborate, engage and generate value. Glint Innovation is Available on Web, iOS and Android.
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Easily create and present online presentations. Create and track sales proposals online. Create accurate contracts online. See who's viewing and opening sales materials
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All-in-one support suite that offers 4 solutions from small to corporate business. - Feedback System; - Help Center; - Community Portal; - Knowledge Base; - Live Chat.
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The ready to go platform to engage employees and gather ideas from all over your organisation in an easy way. --- Hives began with a simple idea That knowledge and experience need to be shared. Once upon a time, we used to be a team of consultants that would help organisations to create a better and more effective digital workplace. However, we understood early on that many of our clients had a hard time enabling their employees to voice their opinions and share ideas of improvement. They simply lacked a permanent model for constant change. And without an easy way to gather ideas, a change would come slowly and the health (and wealth) of the organisation would be threatened. The concept actually works much like a beehive. By the way, did you know that the beehive is a commonly used symbol of industry and cooperation? And it makes a lot of sense as in a hive, every bee has a purpose and a specific task, and they all work together. And much like a beehive, the well-being of, and the culture in, an organisation is dependent on the busy bees it consists of. A beehive works like so: Its internal structure is called a honeycomb, and it is made out of a mass of hexagonal prismatic cells composed of beeswax, creating a foundational pattern of actual geometric efficiency. The bees themselves gather nectar and other sweet juices from flowers, which transforms into honey in the bodies of the bees. The honey itself is then stored in the cells of said beeswax. Sound familiar? The process of working together, with a purpose, gathering nectar and transforming it into honey is pretty similar to how we humans coexist and cooperate. We thrive when we work for an organisation that has a strong foundation and efficient work processes. We want to be a part of something bigger, and we want to contribute where we can. We gather inspiration and impressions all day long, and these transform into actual ideas when you least expect it. But where are these ideas supposed to be harnessed and harvested? That was the challenge for every single organisation we talked to. So we decided to create a solution to these problems and build a tool that would give companies the possibility to empower their employ(b)ees in ways they didn't even think was possible.
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Modern, affordable and feature rich SaaS platform for Open Innovation. It will take you less than ten minutes to set up your first campaign and call out for ideas to an invited crowd of user or the public. All plans come with instant signup and a free trial (30 days).
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inno360 Enables Disruptive Innovation inno360 is designed to enable leading innovation companies to identify disruptive opportunities for their new products, both within and outside their respective industries. To do this, we provide you with a complete view of the competitive landscape, available and emerging technologies, potential solution partners, and other profound insights that will inspire new directions for your products. The actionable intelligence provided through inno360 will help you cultivate a comprehensive product strategy and bring disruptive products to market faster and more efficiently.
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Wridea is a tool for idea management and collaboration service.
Accept Mission is a brainstorm tool which uses gamification. Harvest input from different groups. Users generate ideas undercover and earn points for the (best) ideas. It's perfect for small to very large groups and offers easy collaboration, time, place and function independent.


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The financing of a seminary education is made possible through the gifts of people in the church and society, and Seminary investments of those funds. At Louisville Seminary, we are pleased to have funds available to offer generous financial aid packages to students.
The Seminary has several kinds of financial aid available: Tuition Grants, Scholarships for Excellence and Educational Loans. Scholarships and Tuition Grants are funds that do not need to be paid back.
Scholarships for Excellence are awarded based on academic achievement and/or a promise for ministry. Current scholarships are for $20,000 a year, and a student's full-time tuition costs are paid from the scholarship.
All admitted master's-level students who do not receive a Scholarship for Excellence will receive a 100% Tuition Grant. These funds pay for the cost of tuition for the hours required for a degree. Students need to maintain minimum hours of enrollment to maintain a Tuition Grant. Note that required fees are not covered by tuition grants.
Students may decline to receive Seminary tuition support if requested.
I am overwhelmingly grateful to my scholarship sponsors. I hope my life and future ministry will honor and make worthwhile this opportunity with which they've so generously blessed me.
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An interior of view of the St. Joseph the Worker Shrine in Lowell, which is marking its 60th anniversary this month. Pilot file photo/Bob Morin
LOWELL -- St. Joseph the Worker Shrine in Lowell celebrated its 60th anniversary on May 10, although its history can be traced back much further.Back in the mid-1800s, the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate were invited to minister to the large number of French Canadian immigrants who had settled in the Lowell area in search of work in the cotton mills.The immigrants were able to raise the funds for a down payment on an abandoned Unitarian worship site on Lee St. in the heart of downtown Lowell, and the Oblates opened the parish of St. Joseph on that site in 1868 under the direction of Father Andre-Marie Garin, OMI.However, by 1956, the church of St. Joseph was underused, as French Canadians had constructed a larger church nearby. In response to the dwindling number of parishioners, Oblate Father Eugene Noury petitioned the Archdiocese of Boston to transform the church into a shrine dedicated to St. Joseph the Worker.The archdiocese agreed, and the church was dedicated by Cardinal Richard Cushing on May 10, 1956.Major renovations were made over the subsequent decades, and by the time the shrine celebrated its 25th and 40th anniversaries, it merited to be called "the hidden jewel in the heart of downtown Lowell."As a way to mark the shrine's 60th anniversary, the pilgrim statue of Our Lady of the Cape from the Oblate Shrine of Our Lady of the Cape in the Canadian Province of Quebec will be present from June 18 to June 20, departing after a closing bi-lingual Mass at 7:00 p.m. on June 20.The shrine's doors are open 14 hours each day for private prayer and Mass is celebrated daily at convenient times for working folks: 8:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. Sacramental reconciliation is also available for three hours each day.The Shrine Gift Shop and Bookstore is open Monday-Saturday from 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. providing a rich supply of religious goods, devotional materials and a large selection of religious reading materials.


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We are proposing an emergency programme of intensive awareness training and implementation of special safety procedures in schools. We need to make sure children fully understand just how dangerous trees can be, and keep away from them.
Killer Condom (1998) is set in New York's seedy Hotel Quickie, where the male clientele is falling prey to a invasion of fanged, mutant, penis-chomping prophylactics. It's up to a gay detective and his straight partner to stop the rampaging rubbers.


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Family photograph collections contain a wonderful variety of pictures documenting all aspects of life and, in many cases, death. In the Elliott family for instance, this funeral photograph memorializes the death of an unidentified young girl.
While it can be a startling experience to find postmortem or funeral images in family collections, it is not unusual. In fact, these types of images were part of most family photograph albums and displayed alongside images of living family members, according to Jay Ruby, author of Secure the Shadows: Death and Photography in America (MIT Press, $22). Throughout the 19th century, professional photographers advertised their skill and willingness to photograph deceased individuals. Even today, a survey of contemporary photographers revealed that at least 90 percent took postmortem photographs.
Memorial images gradually evolved from brutal representations of death to the inclusion of props to make the deceased appear to be sleeping. Around the turn of the century, funeral images depicted the casket elaborately draped with flowers and other props. It is likely that this photograph is from the early part of the 20th century. While some wakes and funerals were held at funeral homes, many families instead chose to use the deceased home as a setting. In this case, the presence of family photographs suggests the latter option. It is a fairly standard view of the casket with the flowers elaborately draped around it. There is a banner in the flowers that might offer clues to the girl's identity if it were legible.
What is unusual about this image is the fact that the photographer superimposed a small photograph of the girl on the casket. This was added in the photographer's darkroom and was an attempt to bring the girl's spirit back to life. These "spirit photographs" gave the illusion that the person was still living. Instead of the common photograph of the body in the casket, the family chose to depict her as living against the backdrop of her funeral arrangements. Since in this superimposed photo she is shown leaning against pillows in a nightgown—obviously ill—it was probably taken shortly before her death. Postmortem photographs enabled family members to mourn the deceased individual and to remember them after death. Taking these pictures was a universal practice. If your family collection does not have at least one, relatives unnerved by the content of the photograph may have discarded them.
In the Elliott family, the photograph survived but the identification did not. They only know that the girl lived in either Chester or Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Unfortunately, this subject is likely to remain unidentified due to a lack of information.
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Puerto Vallarta Main Tournament is held November in the Marina Vallarta 2016 will be the 61st annual Tournament. The fishing Tournament consists of 4 fish species Marlin, Sailfish, Yellowfin Tuna, and Mahi mahi. Puerto Vallarta Banderas bay Tournament Marlin Record is 708 lbs that was caught by captain Steve Torres in 2007. In 2015 the snookmafia won 1st place Marlin with a 455 lb Marlin. The record for Sailfish was caught in 1958 by Antonio Moll which was 155 lbs.
Mahi Mahi or Dorado
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The loss of the British at Talavera, in killed and wounded, was scarcely less than 5000. The two French armies of Victor and Soult were coming up, by forced marches, to cut off the retreat of the british to Portugal. Cuesta would neither march nor fight, and Wellington, more embarrassed than assisted by his stubborn ally, threw himself behind the Tagus.
Spain, now left to itself, was instantly overrun by the French, and Wellington, with the eye of genius, saw where the true defence of Portugal was to be made, and, with the heart of a hero, resolved to defend it to the last. In February, 1810, he commenced the design of arming the line of Torres Vedras.
The battle of Busaco, on the 27th of September (1810), followed, which cost the French about 5000 men. On the retreat of the army, the light division and a squadron of the Legion remained on the heights of Busaco, to observe the French movements.
Early in the morning, large bodies of men were seen in the valley, and the squadron were sent down to ascertain what they were. They found them to be peasants of the surrounding country, who, infuriated by the rapine of the French, had come evidently for the purpose of cutting the throats of all whom they found alive on the field. They had now between three and four hundred wounded men in their hands, abandoned by the extraordinary inhumanity of Massena, and expecting to be massacred every moment. The sight of the hussars gave them new hope; they implored their protection; and the honest Germans, procuring some litters, conveyed them from the field to a neighboring convent, where they were taken care of by the monks.


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April 10-16: Best Los Angeles Events for Foodies
Do you organize your day, your vacations, your dates, your family gatherings around where you can find the best eats? We understand, we do it too. We've got the best Los Angeles foodie events to help you plan where you'll be feasting this upcoming week.
Five-Course Beer Pairing at Muddy Leek
Wine pairing dinners we've all heard of but beer pairing? Yep, indeed. Muddy Leek is hosting a five-course tasting with five Eagle Rock Brewery beers to match. Muddy Leek is a new brick-n-mortar, made-from-scratch eatery from celebrated catering couple, Chef Whitney Flood and Julie Retzlaff of Bon Mélange Catering
Reservations are required and can be made by calling (310) 838-2281 or purchase of tickets online.
WHAT: Five-Course Beer Pairing
WHEN: Wednesday, April 10, 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: Muddy Leek, 8631 Washington Blvd., Culver City; (310) 838-2281.
COST: $65 per person (not including tax and gratuity)
Austrian Wine Pairing at Mignon
Mignon will host an evening to showcase the wine of female winemaker Ilse Geyerhof of Geyerhof Winery. Uy and Ilse's son Josef will be pouring four glasses of natural wines from Austria, paired with a four course market-inspired dinner by Chef Tim Carey of Papilles.
Reservations required (213) 489-0131.
WHAT: Four-course Wine Dinner
WHEN: Thursday, April 11, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
WHERE: Mignon, 128 E. 6thSt., Los Angeles, CA 90014
COST: $45 per person
Beignets, Irish Coffee & Comedy
Meanwhile, Back at Cafe du Monde, the original and immensely popular food monologue series is returning to Tom Bergin's, LA's beloved bar and watering hole for an encore performance.
Reservations call: 323-936-7151
WHAT: Food monologues by Celeb Chefs
WHERE: Tom Bergin's Tavern, 840 S. Fairfax Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90036
WHEN: Monday, April 15th, 6:00 p.m., show at 7:15 p.m.
COST: $25 includes show, beignets, Irish Coffee, tax & gratuity.
An Evening with Anthony Bourdain
Chef, author and television host Anthony Bourdain will perform his Guts and Glory Tour at Pantages Theatre. Bourdain will be joined on stage by local celebrity chef, author and entrepreneur Roy Choi, as they share insights about their life's work and travels, including an open question and answer session with the audience.
WHAT: Anthony Bourdain in the flesh.
WHERE: Pantages Theatre, 6233 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028
WHEN: April 16, 7:30 p.m.
COST: Ticket start at $35, available online at BroadwayLA.org, by phone at 800-982-2787, or at the Pantages Box Office.
Lanee Lee is a Los Angeles based writer inflicted with irreversible wanderlust and an unquenchable thirst for craft cocktails, cuisine, culture and high-octane thrills. She also co-founder of the award-winning VoyageVixens.com travel blog. You can follow her next adventure on Twitter @laneelee1 and Instagram @laneelee.


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I agree with you that going unmanaged will probably reduce liquidity at first. But traders would adapt over a period of time.spreadbetting wrote: ↑Tue Jan 09, 2018 12:48 pmBetfair have run unmanaged markets in the past and they were ghost towns, admittedly they were lower league matches but the liquidity was a lot less than the managed markets.
Anything that removes regulations and makes rules less complicated, it is good in my opinion.


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INSIDE Crystal's Cranium
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This site is special to me because it will be a place where I share my joys, sorrows, good times, bad times, fun with family & friends, and thoughts on all matter of things.
Through the years I've had experiences that I've dreamed of and experiences that I never imagined, and as my journey in this life continues I've realized that I want to write about it, keep a journal if you will; and this site is my blank page.
I hope you will find things on this site that make you laugh, make you think, or just brighten your day with the gift of sharing As we fill the pages with the magic and mystery of life.
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Elegant and timeless, this box from Ferm is in powder coated metal and can be used for everything from plants to books or children's toys all around the house. You might even use it as a divider, to create small peaceful 'islands' or cosy corners in larger rooms.
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I'm New! What Do I Need?
We all start at the same place- the beginning. So what exactly is the best gear to invest in to get the most bang for your buck? You also want to ensure that your equipment can stand up to 90% of any shoot that comes your way for the time being. Well have no fear, Kevin walks you through some great investment ideas. Chances are, you won't need a huge array of different lenses, filters, and many off camera strobes. This will keep both you and your bank account happy! Even if your a salty dog in the photography world, this may help you reorganize and prioritize your camera bag!
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Fire Destroys Recording Studio, But Deep Purple Avoid Another 'Smoke on the Water'
The German recording studio where an upcoming live release was mixed for Deep Purple has been destroyed in a fire.
The venue, Hammer Studios, was owned by legendary power metal outfit Gamma Ray. Fortunately, anyone who might have been in the building when disaster struck seems to have been evacuated without incident, although reports suggest at least one person was hospitalized after suffering from smoke inhalation. It sounds as though the undisclosed Deep Purple project had already been completed before the fire, and the members of Gamma Ray were out of the country on tour, where they've used their Facebook page to let fans know everyone's okay.
"Hi everybody, thanks for your concern, we are ok, already on Tour in South America," reads the message left by guitarist Kai Hansen. "The Studio is probably gone, we'll know more whenever the Firemen have everything under control. Here's the ironic part: we're at the Waterfront of a lake and the upcoming Deep Purple Live recordings have just been mixed at our place. Remember 'Smoke on the Water'…"
As any Deep Purple fan probably already knows, Hansen was alluding to the band's last brush with a studio fire, which took place when a fan at a Frank Zappa concert fired a flare into the ceiling, starting a fire that burned down the Montreux casino complex where the members of Deep Purple had just started sessions for their 1972 album 'Machine Head.' Although the blaze resulted in catastrophic property damage, the experience inspired the lyrics for the 'Machine Head' track 'Smoke on the Water,' which ended up becoming the band's signature hit.


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An electronic cigarette, or e-cigarette, is an electrical device that simulates the act of smoking by producing an inhaled vapor bearing the physical sensation, appearance, and often the flavor and nicotine content of inhaled cigarette smoke, without its odor or, ostensibly, its health risks. The device uses heat (or in some cases, ultrasonics) to vaporize a propylene glycol- or glycerin-based liquid solution into an aerosol mist, similar to the way a nebulizer or humidifier vaporizes solutions for inhalation.
The device's components usually include a small liquid reservoir, a heating element, and a power source, which may be a battery or a wired USB adapter. Most electronic cigarettes are portable, self-contained cylindrical devices in varying sizes, and many are designed to outwardly resemble traditional cigarettes. Most are also reusable, with replaceable and refillable components, though some models are disposable. Liquids that produce vapor for electronic cigarettes are available in many different flavor varieties and nicotine concentrations, including nicotine-free versions.
The primary stated use of the electronic cigarette is an alternative to cigarette smoking, or a smoking cessation device: It endeavors to deliver the experience of smoking without the adverse health effects usually associated with cigarette smoke, or to at least greatly reduce those risks.


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Downey Contracting (Palm Beach Gardens General Contractor) is a licensed state certified General Contractor known for its decades of services in providing long lasting and affordable solutions to the residents and businesses of South Florida.
Downey is acknowledged to be Palm Beach Gardens's finest General Contractor We are a family run business who firmly believe in going that extra mile in providing the best for your house. Our commitment to keep you and your family or business safe is unwavering and non-negotiable.


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I am inwardly jumping up and down with excitement at this news: feministing has won the Bloggers Choice Award for Best Political Blog--by a landslide! As the gals over there might say, hells yeah! Angryharry came in second, and DailyKos came in third.
My heartfelt congrats--and kudos!--to Jessica, Ann, Vanessa, Samhita, Courtney, and everyone else who works so hard to make feministing the sassy, savvy, edgy, witty, informative, provocative, intelligent blog that it is. And do check out the very prolific Jessica Valenti's new book, already available for pre-order, here.
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Chhattisgarh Professional Examination Board releases the Revenue Inspector examination admit cards. All candidates can download CG Vyapam Admit Card online.
CG Vyapam Revenue Inspector Admit Card 2015 | Exam Date 30 August 2015
As per the other examination board the Chhattisgarh Professional Examination Board also conduct the examination the various recruitment and the entrance it is also guide to the other departments for the complete the various recruitment process. Before the few months ago it was invite the applications for the various vacant posts of the Revenue Inspector in the revenue board of there Chhattisgarh. The official website is www.cgvyapam.choice.gov.in.
The CGPEB have to organize the examination for complete the recruitment process after the examination it will also conduct the interview for the selected candidates. Accordant to the press released notification from the CG Vyapam the exam for the posts of the Revenue Inspector will be conduct on the 30 August 2015.
Before the examination all the candidates have to bring their admit cards for the examination. Without the admit card the candidates are not eligible for the examination. So the CG Vyapam also release the admit card for the examination. All the candidates can be download your admit cards from the official website of the CG Vyapam at the http://cgvyapam.choice.gov.in/cgvyapam/. After the downloading your admit cards the candidates have to get printout of the admit card. It will be also bring at the time of the examination.


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