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TIME magazine may have it right naming YOU the Person Of The Year, even though they took their hint from Salon.com choosing the hero who brought down George Allen as their Man Of The Year, but the mirror on the cover should show Wile E. Coyote; those bulging eyes, and sheepish grin betraying the realization that he's been had yet again by the crafty roadrunner, and hovers over the abyss -- inches away from the safety of the cliff he just ran off -- moments from that long drop he's come to know so well.
It's a look at least two of the guests on tonight's Scarborough Country couldn't wipe off their own stunned faces as everything except the Truth: "IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT THE AMERICAN PEOPLE THINK!!!", was launched toward Vega courtesy of Pat Buchanan and the ever louder host.
King Of The Had; Richard C. Hoagland, has gone on C2C recently to have it pointed out to him how his warnings about NASA censorship have been proven accurate yet again, while the obvious message hidden in the references to the previous email campaigns and call-in campaigns to the appropriate government address, is that all the mighty efforts of those in Cyberspace, did nothing all those many years ago. Disclosure is as disclosure does, and those doing it decide when to do it. No on else.
The Coast To Coast AM audience is however, light years ahead of those who chose to change the control of Congress, in discovering how powerless we all truly are.
What will happen when Bush approval poll numbers drop to 9%, or 5, and approval for ending the war climbs to 95 or 99%, and nothing changes, or worse yet, even more troops are sent to Iraq?
Previously, I used a quote from Karl Rove who explained our continued presence in Iraq: "If America cuts and runs in Iraq, WHO'S GOING TO TELL THE FAMILIES that their loss was in vain?". There, straight from "Turdblossom's" mouth. The most blatantly obvious answer to why the Bush Administration insists on "Staying The Course". NOBODY WANTS TO ADMIT THEIR MISTAKE.
Tonight, I believe that the truth behind putting the surge in insurgency, is far worse.
We CAN'T leave Iraq.
Imagine the atmosphere in Baghdad as word sweeps across the city into the provinces beyond, that: "The Americans are leaving!". Leaving, having broken every promise they knew they could not keep. Retreating from every armed Iraqi that has lost a Loved One -- whether at American hands or not -- during the massive American blunder that has ruined their country. American soldiers consumed with the fear only the outnumbered ever know, Americans; slaughtering in "self-defense", anything that moves, anyone blocking their access to the waiting C-130's & C-17's, all those that threaten the no longer certain return home to the States, to the lives left behind.
War is Hell, and Hell is truly here. We created it, and all the praying to God or accepting Jesus didn't keep the 21st Century's greatest sin from soaking the bed that "is not defiled" in blood after all.
Miss America was having too much fun, so Trump is going to give it to her. Who will give it to those responsible for dragging the true image of America through filth far deeper than that found on any nightclub floor.
My Father had a favorite saying of his own: "Sometimes the Coyote wins..."
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GECO Inc. has been selected to provide essential ground control system hardware, enabling a secure, universal communications for unmanned U.S. Army Aviation.
GECO is one of eight companies awarded a $248 million Indefinite Delivery Infinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract to build production versions of the Tactical Open Government-Owned Architecture Hand Held Ground Control Station. The contract also includes spare and repair parts.
The TOGA H-GCS is the next generation of hand-held controller for the Army's tactical Unmanned Aircraft Systems, including the RQ-11 Raven and the RQ-20 Puma. It is also designed to control unmanned ground vehicles and will provide the soldier a compact, man-portable system to perform reconnaissance missions and control unmanned systems with a single, universal device.
The contract calls for replacement of up to 5,500 controllers. Low-rate production is expected to begin in 2019 with full-rate production starting in 2020.
"The GECO H-GCS has been in development since November 2016, and this award validates the work done to date while enabling a positive, ongoing partnership with the U.S. Army," said GECO President Jennifer Graves. "Programs like this represent the future of aerospace, and we are proud to help further our customer's strategic priorities."
Graves said the GECO team is excited about the role they will play in one of the aerospace industry's most talked-about markets, and she welcomes the opportunity it provides to showcase GECO's broad capabilitiesApril 25-27 at the 2018 Army Aviation Mission Solutions Summit (Booth 1006) in Nashville. In addition to its ability to develop and integrate unmanned aerial systems, GECO's products include cutting-edge mission processors, configurable touch displays, and secure video processing.


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Whooooo Doggy! I've been all lit up the entire day today, full of energy. Could it be that I didn't do cardio this morning and actually got around a decent 7 hours of sleep? Who knows, I know it could be the supps and caffeine intake.
Anyways, had a shake around 215pm, took my last doses of cAMP and Cissus around 3pm, and I was at the gym and pumping some serious iron around 345pm.
Man, I love bicep days on these supps and low carb diet. The pump is unreal, just fantastic! All pumps are just awesome! Good times!
Had a great workout today. Hit bis, hams, and calves, all of which I managed to totally deep fry. Tonight is carb up night which is going to pump me up fierce for tomorrows chest blast. Can't wait for that!
I believe it's settled that I won't be able to do cardio this week until next weekend. I really need to get my sleep during training at work. Back on it once my schedule at work is figured out sometime next week. Until then I will hit the wieghts hard every night just as I always do.
Still having issues with the loose stools, seriously, and I don't believe it's because I eat a lot of spicey salads. I have always eaten spicy foods. Oh well, it's all good, I can deal with it.
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Just though I would chime in here with my current Cissus experience.
I've had lower back problems and joint problems in my wrists and elbows for the past couple years. I've tried several products and they have helped a little bit but ever since taking the Cissus my problems have been MUCH less problematic. My lower back takes a beating because I love to golf as well. It usually take a good day or two to recover from a full day of swinging but its been MUCH faster taking the Cissus. My joint problems still flare up while working out but it doens't prvent me from doing any exercises (it did before sometimes) and the next day the pain is pretty much gone.
I can't get enough about this. I REALLY have noticed a difference and it basically helped me train and play golf (I'm obsessed with both). Normally I would have to take days off from the range because of joint issues but not anymore. Anything that lets me hit the range and/or course while training is golden.
That is my experience and I will continue taking it.
Ok so i have been on this for about 4 days now,
- Have observed creatine like pumps 24/7 .. i like!
- noticable painkilling effect.. i like!
- decreased recovery time.. i like!
Today will be the real test, i woke up early and did about 45 minutes of intense cardio training with joe, just waiting to start sub wrestling class in about 15 minutes
I will be rolling hard and trying to use as much power as possible, i want to see if the shoulder will give out on me again.
Took my first dose at around 945, and my second dose at 1130 (30 mins before training)
The big test came, and the results are: this stuff is a ####ing godsend. Here was the workout (keep in mind I suck at deadlifts):
Bent-over BB Rows (simply wasn't possible last week):
DB Lateral Raises:
Hammer Strength Military Press (assuming levers weigh nothing):
Yes I'm not at my strongest. However the pain that resulted from the workout was .... GOOSE EGG. NADA. ZIP. ZERO. ZILCH. I didn't even have to put biofreeze on my elbow. Now that the pain is gone I'll take it for another week or two and then try working out without it. Because right now I can't be sure if it is simply pain relief or if the tendons have really healed. I'm noticing increased strength from my previously injured state but not full strength so I think there is definitely some healing that has already occurred.
In any case, for the safe pain relief alone this stuff is awsome
I have four bottles coming. In a few weeks of use, I will post a follow up on the product. I have a lingering shoulder and elbow problem.
liftsiron is a fictional character and should be taken as such.
I know this is an old post but i have the same problem in my elbows. Is this product as good as it sounds?
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The author presents the science and engineering practices from the recently released A Framework for K–12 Science Education: Practices, Crosscutting Concepts, and Core Ideas.
This article provides an overview to approximately 40 pages of the new Framework for K-12 Science Education document. In particular this article only presents the practices for science and engineering in the classroom. As you read through the article you notice a collection of charts that address the differences between scientific practices and engineering practices in eight different aspects of scientific endeavor such as using models, asking questions, and more. This article is extremely valuable to understand the direction of science education in the future. I feel this article should be a must read for all science educators.
Adah (San Antonio, TX)
Bybee writes an excellent article explaining one of the 3 Dimensions of the new Framework that will inform and structure the Next Generation Science Standards. The Dimension that Bybee describes, Scientific and Engineering Practices, will take some careful reading because it is somewhat different from previous standards and packs ideas from previous standards differently. Specifically, scientific inquiry has been reworked as part of a larger picture and engineering has been included. Bybee does an excellent job of explaining these differences. This is a must-read to understanding the new standards.
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Appendectomies are very common and straightforward procedures that are performed every day. Why, then, are there such discrepancies in how much patients pay for them?
A California study found that the cost of appendectomies across the state ranges from $1,500 to $180,000 with the average cost being $33,000. Interestingly, the authors of the study could not find any discernable rhyme or reason to explain the findings. Some disparities were attributed to treatment location. Differences led to some patients having more imaging studies or longer inpatient hospital stays. But those variables do not account for roughly one-third of the cost variances.
The study focused on data reported by hospitals in 2009 concerning 19,368 patients between the ages of 18 and 59 years old. For consistency purposes, researchers only looked at appendectomy cases without complications and with in-patient hospital stays of less than four days. To determine cost, the study focused on what the patients were billed, not what they were paid by insurance if there was any. The costs were highest for-profit hospitals, non-profits hospitals were next and County hospitals, who typically cannot turn patients away charged the least amounts for the procedures. The costs for uninsured patients and those covered by Medicaid were slightly higher than those patients with private health insurance.
The study conveys interesting statistics but compelling questions remain – why the discrepancies and what can be done to impose rational cost determinations across the board. Any ideas?
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Fans were shocked when Korean news reports began to say that Kibum and Alexander had officially withdrawn from the male group U-KISS. Reports say that this had been decided months ago and NH Media made the decision to pull out the two members to give the group more vocal strength.
Unfortunately, Kibum's contract with the entertainment company was terminated in January. On the other hand, while Alexander's contract was also terminated, NH has made a condition that he would be given a freelance contract if U-KISS were to have overseas activities. Meanwhile, Kibum will be focusing on the company that he owns with his brother, while Alexander works on other unknown projects.
At the end of January, an announcement had been made regarding a U-KISS mini-concert in Medan, Indonesia. The concert will take place on March 5th and many are wondering how the concert will be carried out, now that two members have been pulled out. Even though he is no longer under contract with the U-KISS, Alexander will perform on March 5th to fulfill the concert contract. Unfortunately, because Kibum's contract was terminated in January, he will not be performing with the group.
After the concert, it has been reported that U-KISS will make their comeback with a ballad and will introduce two new members to the group. The two new members have already been reported to be hard at work for their debut. U-KISS fans will also not be able to read any new tweets from the U-KISS members until after the concert.
How are you taking the news? Will you welcome the two U-KISS members for their debut?
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To everyone thinking of moving to Wilbur, Wash., the place is not as amazing as you think. Before you pack up and move there, you should know the ugly side; riding ugly horses through town is illegal. I'm not even making this up. If you have a horse that is not visually appealing (and you need to be honest with yourself) AND have intentions of riding it through town (because who doesn't), Wilbur is not for you!
Now, a person always could take their chances and hope that the Wilbur officials don't bother with such a law, but if I know Wilbur (and I don't), I wouldn't take that chance. They have a population of 851. My guess is that they have a lot of time on their hands to write tickets for such things. And who gets to decide your horse's beauty (or lack of)? The police officers and the judge! With a population of 851, one person probably holds both positions so you can't even hope that maybe one of the two will like your horse.
I'm just saying, I wouldn't move there.
Hopefully I've talked you into staying here in Forks, but please don't assume that this area is perfect either. In fact, the entire state of Washington has one law that I think we can all agree is unfair and hard to abide by: the illegality of harassing Bigfoot. Are you kidding me? That was the first thing I was going to do when I ran into Bigfoot! Now that I know it can land me in prison for 10 years (seriously), I have to go with Plan B if an encounter occurs — running away and screaming my head off.
The real draw to this area, in regard to the law, is the mandatory-ness of a motorist with criminal intentions to stop at the city limits and telephone the chief of police about it as he is entering the town. I'm sure that Rick Bart can attest to the fact that this law is followed 100 percent none of the time.
But where do I recommend living for those who just cannot get over the ugly horse and Bigfoot laws? Georgia … and not for the peaches either. I hate peaches. Weird, I know. No, move to Georgia for their fried chicken laws! When eating fried chicken in Georgia, it is illegal to use a fork … as it absolutely should be! This law alone won me over on the idea of relocating there.
People who use forks to eat fried chicken are heathens and I am happy to know that my neighbors won't be doing it!
So, unless there is a law stating that a columnist cannot write about towns in which they do not live (and there probably is), I'll be writing to you from Georgia soon … when I'm not riding my homely horse, of course. Ha, that sounds like that song.
For more information on Wilbur, Wash., you're going to have to ask someone else because I've only known of its existence for about four hours now. However, you can e-mail me at christ[email protected] for other reasons.


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Bardoc Gold Ltd (ASX:BDC) has raised a total of $12.03 million in funding via a rights issue to fund exploration and development centred around its Bardoc Gold Project in Western Australia.
The majority of the funds raised is earmarked for progressing exploration and feasibility work at Bardoc, which hosts 2.58 million ounces across four main deposits.
READ: Bardoc Gold intersects high-grade gold up to 16.2 g/t in extensional hole at Zoroastrian deposit near Kalgoorlie
Bardoc's CEO Robert Ryan said: "We are delighted with the response to the entitlement issue and the previous $7 million placement, which allows us to fast-track our Australian gold strategy and puts us in an outstanding position as an emerging WA gold explorer and developer.
"We have already commenced a +10,000-metre RC and diamond drilling program aimed at discovering new deposits which will add to the 2.6Moz Resource inventory at the Bardoc Gold Project,
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Marjorie Ann Ireland, 85, of Fort Madison died at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 29, 2012, at her home.
Born Dec. 29, 1927, in New London, she was the daughter of Henry Ralph and Gertrude Harriette Plumly Madden. On June 21, 1946, she married Robert Ivan Ireland in Kahoka, Mo.
Mrs. Ireland worked as a nurse's aide at the former Sacred Heart Hospital. For many years, she did child care in her home. She moved to the Fort Madison area in 1948. She was a Christian. She enjoyed embroidery, crocheting and reading, and was a sports fan, especially of the Cubs and Iowa Hawkeyes.
Survivors include her husband; three sons, Michael Ireland of Marion, Jerry Ireland of Denmark and Joseph Ireland of Caribou, Maine; six daughters, Patricia Delaney, Beverly Lyttaker, Sylvia Thomas, Nancy Ireland and Kimberly Brockman, all of Fort Madison, and Carol Dillingham of Denmark; one brother, Ralph "Bud" Madden of Olds; three sisters, Dorothy Kmosena of Mesa, Ariz., and Sylvia Schuerman and Trudy Inglebright, both of Chandler, Ariz.; 19 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents and one sister.
No visitation is planned. The body has been cremated.
The private family memorial service for Mrs. Ireland will be at a later date.
A memorial has been established for Lee County Health Department Hospice.
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Residential and Non Residential
Locals are always welcome, pop in for a meal, drink in the bar lounge or just a cup of coffee or tea.
Set within it's own beautiful private grounds just 3 miles from the thriving market town of Pickering. Tantara has charm and character that captivates all who visit. A retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, Tantara welcomes guests to relax, unwind and enjoy our stunning location.
Stayed with the children for 2 nights. Beautiful location with wonderful views. Lovely gardens, children had space to run around without disturbing anyone. Everyone very friendly. Great breakfast - smoked salmon was delicious. Ate in restaurant one night, great food and reasonably priced. Sticky toffee pudding was fantastic. Plan to visit again soon.–Jar535353 Addingham, United Kingdom
Me and my husband spent 3 days in this hotel. Everything was perfect, we was really impress. The atmosphere,the food,and the room was even more then we expected . Really friendly, family place. We recommend this hotel. I hope we will back there soon. Anna , Steve.–Anna D Harrogate, United Kingdom
My Husband and I recently stayed in this lovely country hotel. Everything was fantastic, the room was very clean and had everything in it you could want. The owners were great, a family atmosphere and great hosts. The food in the restaurant was delicious so no need to go out to eat. All in all a very pleasant stay and would certainly go back and recommend to anyone wanting a quite, relaxed country feel stay.–SUZYPEMBZ TEWKESBURY
A friendly welcome when we arrived, by chance all 5 couples pulled in to the car park at the same time. We unpacked in record time down to the Lounge Staff very helpful 2 hours recalling times past, all to our rooms for a quick change and down for an evening meal a round table had been set for us the drinks were flowing the food and service was good. Breakfast was at the same table a good Yorkshire breakfast for all, All in All a pleasant weekend was had by all.–Dennis Arthur J... B Scunthorpe, England, United Kingdom
On arriving at the hotel we were met by a very friendly Becky booked us in quickly to a lovely quiet twin room. Ourselves and another couple were there for a concert by Paul Weller being held in Dalby Forest. Had pre booked a taxi to the venue which was a no show, this turned out not to be a problem as the very kind Becky and family said they would take us there and bring us back, What super Hosts!!!! on returning from our night out we had a late drink at the bar and a laugh with the staff and other guests. Next morning we had a super breakfast to set us on our way. Would highly recommend this Hotel. Brilliant.–Allison Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom


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WK Lo's LegCo Express (Jan 2019)
WK Lo's LegCo Express
Jan 2019
1. CE Q&A session at the LegCo
At the CE Q&A section on 10 Jan, I asked the CE how to solve the problem of shortage of parking space in the commercial area. As stated in the "Policy Address" 2018, only 1,500 parking spaces will be increased. I pointed out that this is not enough and not at the busy commercial area. I urged the Government to increase the number of parking spaces in the commercial area to make up for the shortfalls. Please visit the link below for my question and CE's reply:
https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/201901/10/P2019011000576.htm (Chinese only)
2. Amendment on the motion of "Increasing housing supply in the short to medium term to rectify the problem of public housing shortage"
On 17 Jan, I moved an amendment on the motion "Increasing housing supply in the short to medium term to rectify the problem of public housing shortage" to urge the Government to formulate an overall land development strategy; to adopt diversified planning proposals and a more pragmatic and convenient approach to increase land supply; to enhance the role of the Urban Renewal Authority as a facilitator in urban redevelopment; to develop green belt areas of relatively low ecological value for housing construction purpose; to expeditiously review and reconstruct a housing ladder to cater for the housing needs of people from different strata; to consider afresh the construction of a railway between Tsuen Wan and Tuen Mun; to set up a high-level inter-departmental coordination mechanism to rationalize and strengthen the coordination of the land supply duties and procedures vested in the relevant government departments. Please visit the link below for my amendment speech:
3. Amendment on the motion of "Creating opportunities to assist small and medium enterprises and promoting upward mobility of young people"
On 24 Jan, I moved an amendment on the motion "Creating opportunities to assist small and medium enterprises and promoting upward mobility of young people" to urge the Government to establishing a professional qualification recognition mechanism for industries having the right conditions, so as to build a sustainable and upward moving ladder for the professional and career development for new generations; to allocate more resources and improve various support schemes for individual entrepreneurship; to assist the industries to negotiate with the relevant Mainland ministries to expeditiously amend the provisions of the Mainland and Hong Kong CEPA framework; to encourage investment in R&D to promote the development of innovative and creative industries; and to capitalize on the development trend of e-commerce. Please visit the link below for my amendment speech:
4. Funding proposals approved in the Public Works Subcommittee (PWSC) and Finance Committee (FC)
On 30 Jan, the PWSC approved a funding request of $14.9 billion for 2019-20 for the block allocations under the Capital Works Reserve Fund. On 4 Jan, the FC approved an increment on the funding allocation by $1,039.8 million from $3,905.7 million to $4,945.5 million for implementing the remaining works under Phase III of the District Cooling System at the Kai Tak development.
5. Bills Committee on Fire Safety (Industrial Buildings) Bill
The main purpose of the Bill is to provide for a mechanism for fire safety improvements to be made to bring the fire safety standards of old industrial buildings up to date. The Bill is thus introduced into LegCo in order to enhance the fire safety standards of industrial buildings constructed or with building plans submitted to the Building Authority for approval on or before 1 March 1987. I joined the Bills Committee in Jan.
6. LegCo duty visit to Wang Chau
On 29 Jan, I visited the sites for Phases 2 and 3 of the public housing development at Wang Chau, Yuen Long with some LegCo members to better understand the current conditions of the sites. We first received a briefing on the progress of Wang Chau Project, then visited the sites for Phases 2 and 3 of Wang Chau Project to learn more about the existing brownfield operations. We also exchanged views with the villagers of Tseng Tau Village, Wang Chau, and brownfield operators there covering car parks, garages, open storage yards and logistics services to have a better understanding of their concerns.
7. Attended the opening ceremony for the Xiqu Centre at the West Kowloon Cultural District
On 20 Jan, I attended the opening ceremony for the Xiqu Centre at the West Kowloon Cultural District as a member of the WKCDA Board. The Xiqu Centre represents a world-class performance art venue and the West Kowloon new landmark, which can bring breakthroughs in the conservation, promotion and development of the Cantonese opera and the Xiqu art form.


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This tour is done on fixed dates of departure for individual tourists
Amidst the pulsing with life world of the tropical jungle you will encounter incredible constructions granted to us by a contradictory people – dreamy star-counters but also cruel warriors sacrificing humans to bloodthirsty gods. They were a people of builders, as well, who could throw a glimpse from the top of their pyramids not only to the stars but also over the green expanses of the endless jungle squeezing with its humid arms their life and buildings. In spite of the power of the jungle, they have beaten it – go and assure yourselves! To the magic of this almost archeological expedition we have added the charming ambience of several colonial towns, a pinch of Caribbean seaside and the unforgettable touch to one of the largest megalopolises in the world – Mexico City!
♦ Mexico city and it its surroundings
♦ Archeological sites in Mexico - Teotihuacan, Palenque, Cholula pyramid
♦ Yucatan Peninsula with some the most significant Mayan cities-states - Uxmal and Chichen Itza
♦ The old colonial towns of Campeche, Merida and San Cristobal
♦ Aqua Azul - probably the most beautiful waterfalls in Mexico
Day by Day
Day 1 Mexico City - Puebla - Oaxaca
Pick up by tour guide. Transfer to colonial city of Puebla which features more than 70 churches and 1000 colonial buildings in historical center. En route we will visit the pyramid of Cholula, which is covered and looks like a hill with a church on top. In Puebla we will visit the Zocalco, the monumental Cathedral and Rosary Chapel. Continue to Oaxaca, another colonial jewel of Mexico. Late afternoon arrival in Oaxaca. Overnight in Oaxaca.
Day 2 Oaxaca
Visit of Oaxaca and surroundings. Short drive to Monte Albán built on a flattened hilltop overlooking the Oaxaca valley was for 2000 years the center of the Zapotecan and Mixtecan cultures. In the afternoon visit of Oaxaca including baroque church Santo Domingo and it monastery featuring regional museum. Overnight in Oaxaca.
Day 3 Oaxaca - Tule - Mitla - Tehuantepec
Visit Mitla, "The City of the Dead", its architecture is not monumental but exquisite, its stone mosaics are unique in the world; on the way you will also see the ancient Tule tree, approximately 2,000 years old, and one of the largest ones to be found anywhere on Earth. Afterwards drive over the Sierra Madre mountains to Tehuantepec.Overnight in Tehuantepec.
Day 4 Tehuantepec - Cañon del Sumidero - San Cristobal
Transfer through subtropical landscape from the Isthmus of Mexico to the highlands of Chiapas. By noon arrival in Cahuare located on mighty Grijalva River. By boat we will visit the impressive Sumidero canyon with its over 1000 meter towering walls and 30 kilometer lengths. Afternoon drive to San Cristóbal de las Casas. Overnight in San Cristobal de las Casas.
Day 5 San Cristobal de las Casas
Visit of San Cristóbal de las Casas; colonial and beautiful city with narrow streets, Spanish residencs, shady plazas. Visit the Indian market, the Temple of Santo Domingo and the amber museum. Afternoon visit of the Tzotzil towns of San Juan Chamula and Zinacantán. Evening free to enjoy the city. Overnight in San Cristobal de las Casas.
Day 6 San Cristobal de las Casas - Agua Azul - Palenque
Transfer to lowland of Chiapas, to Palenque. En route visit of Mexico's most beautiful waterfalls Agua Azul and the impressive falls Misol-Ha. Continue to Palenque. Overnight in Palenque.
Day 7 Palenque - Campeche
Visit of the magical archaeological zone of Palenque built ad midst lush tropical forest. Admire the famous Temple of Inscriptions with the tomb of ruler Pakal. Explore the unique Palace with its characeristic observatory tower and the Temple of the Cross offering spectacular view over Palenque. Afternoon transfer to port city of Campeche on the Golf of Mexico. Overnight in Campeche.
Day 8 Campeche - Uxmal - Merida
City tour Campeche including its typical Baluartes (= Fortifications). Continue to Uxmal, once im-portant Mayan trading place. Visit the Pyramid of the Magician, Nunnery, Governors Palace. Afternoon transfer to Merida, state capital of Yucatan. Enjoy the lively colonial city in a walking tour around the Zocalo. Overnight in Merida.
Day 9 Merida - Chichen Itza - Cancun
Departure from Mérida to Chichen Itzá. Visit of the biggest and most visited Mayan Site Chichen Itza with its famous Kukulkan pyramid, Temple of the Warriors, Ball Court and Observatory. Continue to Cancun. End of services.
Included Services
Ō¢║ 8 overnights in good midclass hotels in standard rooms with bathroom Ō¢║ Daily American breakfastŌ¢║ English speaking guide Ō¢║ Transportation in air conditioned car or vanŌ¢║ Entrance fees as per itinerary
Not included
Ō¢║ Personal expenses, all beverages, all meals not mentionedŌ¢║ Tips for tour guide and driver Ō¢║Tips for bellboy & room maidexpenses
Other expenses: Ō¢║Single room supplement: 335 EUR
Practical information: You will be joined with other people from different nationalities. Extra overnights in Mexico City and Cancun can be added.
Currency fluctuations might cause correction of price at any time.
No special experience is needed; everyone who is in condition to cope with long Saturday walks in the forest can also cope with these tours. As a rule, the trips are short and at a low altitude. Often, it is your choice to join or skip a day-tour. The routes follow a hilly terrain without steep ascents and descents. Normally we walk 3/5h a day.
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Can you name the country with the most pyramids in the world? Nope, it's not Egypt. The country which holds this record with more than 200 pyramids is actually Egypt's southern neighbor – Sudan. Though not as big as the Egyptian ones, they are just as impressive and have just as intriguing history, dating back to 8th century BC, to the kingdom of Kush. There are many reasons...
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Enjoy Good Food
With family, friends and loved ones.
The Hilcote Country Club has come along way since it's humble beginnings as a farmhouse. It's been a nightclub in the 70's and 80's and gone through a few name changes over the years. But thing always remains the same is the warm welcome that all our guests receive and our commitment to always serve you with quality food and drink.
From our Afternoon Teas to our famous Hilcote Carvery we have always have plenty of choice or all the family to enjoy. Our restuarant menu offers an excellent selection of freshly cooked and delicious homemade food served six days a week.
Please call 01773 811248 for further details about our "Restaurant Menu", "Carvery" or Afternoon Teas.
The Hilcote Country Club
The Carvery
Everyone loves a traditional good old Sunday Roast. So why not unwind with the family and treat yourself to our famous Hilcote Carvery?
All our carvery menu includes a generous variety of seasonal vegetables and a succulent selection of up to 5 meats including lamb for just £8.45 for adults, £5.45 for children.
Five Roast Carvery
Come along and try our famous mouth-watering Five Roast Roast Carvery. A delicious choice of either Roast Beef, Gammon, Pork, Turkey and Lamb. Served with all the trimmings including fresh seasonal vegetables, homemade Yorkshire Puddings and lashings of gravy.
Weekday Carvery
Served – Thursday Lunch 12.00pm to 2.00pm
2 Course Special – Adults £9.95 & Children £7.95
Hilcote Hot Table – Friday 6.00pm to 8.30pm
Adults – £7.95 & Children – £5.95
Sunday Lunch
Served – Sunday Lunch 12.00am to 3.30pm
Adults – £8.45
Children – £5.45
Please Note: We now serve meals and roast dinners until 7.00pm on Sundays.
Why not join us for a relaxing and delicious Afternoon Tea at The Hilcote Country Club?
Afternoon Teas
Our Hlicote Afternoon Tea includes a sandwich selection of beef, ham, turkey and cranberry, smooth cheese and cucumber, cheese and pickle egg mayo and followed by handmade cakes, scones with fresh clotted cream and jam, we also serve you with unlimited tea and filter coffee all at only £9.95 per head.
Hilcote Afternoon Tea & Prosecco at only £14.95 per head.
Our try Deluxe Afternoon Tea package, comes the same selection of 6 sandwiches, but with an extra filling of prawns. Cakes and scones and unlimted tea and filter coffee at £12.95 per head. Deluxe Afternoon Tea with Prosecco at £16.95 per head.
Hilcote Aternoon Tea is served from 12.00pm to 6.00pm – Tuesday to Sunday


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Sustained work by the tourist authorities in Marseille will pay off this spring when the first flights from South Korea land at Marseille-Provence Airport. It's the first direct link with Asia and will consist of 3 flights bringing in 1000 visitors for a week's tour in the region. They will holiday in Aix, Avignon, Arles, Carcassonne, Gordes, Cannes and Nice…a lot to do in a week I think…as well as the 'new' Marseille.
It's interesting that the press release refers to Marseille in this way, reflecting the change of image that the Year of Culture has ushered in. (Press release here: en_Direct Flight Korea Marseille 100114) Interesting too that these flights are for incoming Koreans, not for us to visit Seoul.
Never mind, there are some other new destinations on the menu.
- Toronto will be served by Air Transat during the summer, alongside its existing flights to Montreal.
- Ryanair are introducing a daily flight to Bordeaux
- Aegean Airlines will fly to Athens and Heraklion
- Flights to Palma will be introduced by Vueling, twice a week
- Geneva will be linked by Etihad Regional, 3 times a week
- Ryanair will fly to Catania in Sicily, twice a week
Top Three Destinations from Marseille
- London 482K passengers
- Alger 278k passengers
- Amsterdam 234k passengers
Recent Successes
- Turkish Airlines 4 times a week service to Istanbul
- XL Airways summer flights to New York which were 80% full. The airport say that, although it's premature, they are looking at the possibility of this being a year-round service.
Bon Voyage!


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UEFA EURO 2020 : All you need to know
UEFA EURO 2020 qualifiers are set to run from March to November 2019. SpesaLink looks to answer questions you might have, and trust me our editor got the answers ready.
So, the UEFA Euro 2020 will be much different from other continental competitions we are used to especially the host nation factor. This time the games will played across 12 countries. Most interestingly, no team has a secured spot for any of the stages. 55 countries competing for 20 spots in the next year's tournament.
Do we have qualifying groups in UEFA EURO 2020?
Similar to Euro 2016, there are 10 qualifying groups of 5 to 6 teams. More so, there are no play offs for the third place. Here are the qualifying groups;
Group A: England, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Kosovo.
Group B: Portugal, Ukraine, Serbia, Lithuania, Luxembourg.
Group C: Netherlands, Germany, Northern Ireland, Estonia, Belarus.
Group D: Switzerland, Denmark, Republic of Ireland, Georgia, Gibraltar.
Group E: Croatia, Wales, Slovakia, Hungary, Azerbaijan.
Group F: Spain, Sweden, Norway, Romania, Faroe Islands, Malta.
Group G: Poland, Austria, Israel, Slovenia, Macedonia, Latvia.
Group H: France, Iceland, Turkey, Albania, Moldova, Andorra.
Group I: Belgium, Russia, Scotland, Cyprus, Kazakhstan, San Marino.
Group J: Italy, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Finland, Greece, Armenia, Liechtenstein
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Friday, 7 March 2014
Morning crafters...hope you are all well..
hope you are looking forward to the weekend.....
Todays card is for my brothers partner...
the image is from Papermania coloured with Promakers....card from Papermill ...papers Echo Park...sentiment is from an old set...the flourish I have cut up and used is from Cheery Lyn....
Thank you for your comments Joolsx
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Lovely card Jools and love your spring coloursReplyDelete
Gorgeous card Jools, such a beautiful image and I love the sunny colours.ReplyDelete
Sue xx
Gorgeous card Jool's, I like the beautiful floral image the swirls and the papers.ReplyDelete
Kevin xx
Beautiful card Jools.ReplyDelete
Beautiful card Jools.ReplyDelete
Enjoy the weekend.
Wendy xx
She will love this beautiful card Jools, love the flower image and lovely colors.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous card, full of the promis of Spring :o)ReplyDelete
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Gorgeous card, love the colours and papers , lovely image and detailReplyDelete
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stunning card, love the layout, papers and image you have used. Love Alison xxxReplyDelete
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Beautiful image and fabulous colouring and love the beautiful B.papersReplyDelete
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What a beautiful card, Jools, I love your stamped image very much. Dips xxReplyDelete
i've already left a comment on your beautiful card, just popping to say helloReplyDelete


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text: Published on: 26 Jun 2019 Most people give little thought to their current account, despite it being an everyday essential. Pick the right type of account Standard current accounts will come with a debit card, overdraft facility, cheque book and the option of setting up payments by direct debit and standing order. The majority of accounts are free but there are some which require a monthly minimum payment to the account, or charge a fee. These premium accounts usually come with added extras such as in-credit interest or insurance perks and access to preferential rates on other products. If an account catches your eye make sure to click through to the bank or building society's website to check the full terms and conditions including the eligibility criteria. Some of the most attractive deals may require a minimum annual income or that you have not been a customer of the bank before. Unfortunately, providers tend to offer the best deals to new customers - which is why it's often worth switching to a new bank. But if you like your bank and have had good customer service experiences, or have landed yourself a decent overdraft deal, you might decide that you want to stay with your account - even if it means missing out on that free £100 or 5 per cent interest rate. Remember, most deals are only promotions, and often the offer - such as a fee-free overdraft or in-credit interest payments - will drop off or reduce substantially after a certain time period. So think about the long term - if you are happy, it might be better to stay put. You can open a current account online, in branch, over the phone and even by post. All of these options will require you to answer a series of questions and supply proof of your identification. Banks may ask about your income, employment and your current and previous address details. Some may require proof of who you are, asking for a copy of a passport or driving license and something showing your name and address such as a bank statement or council tax bill. Once you have filled in all forms and provided the relevant identification the bank will run a search on your credit file. Although the eligibility criteria won't be as strict with a current account as it would be when applying for a credit card, if you have a history of debts you may find that your application is not accepted. Banks must give you a reason for rejecting your application. It could be something to do with a bad credit rating or because you don't fit the requirements of the account. This might be because you don't meet it's minimum income etc. If you have a history of bad credit it might be worth looking into a basic bank account. Making the switch The first thing you will be asked to do is fill in a current account switch agreement and an account closure instruction form. The exact switch date you choose must be at least seven days after the account opening date. Switchers will be informed when the bank has started the switching process and will still be able to use the old account up until the day of the swap. On that day all regular payments will be moved over. This will include all direct debits and standing orders out of the account, as well as all incoming payments such as your salary. Any negative or positive balances will also be shifted over. After this is done, the old account will be automatically closed and the new bank will inform you that the switch has been made. Whatever you decide, it's important to do your research. However it may be just the right thing to help you save those few extra pennies that add up. Back to news


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International business collectively describes the enterprise transactions that happen across worldwide borders. In an unfamiliar foreign market with confusing regulations, uncertainty, and threat, the DOC will help U.S. companies navigate the overseas sales process and keep away from hazards similar to cost defaults and misappropriation of trademark and mental property.
Researchera identified synergies sought by TNCs in foreign direct investment (FDI) as being motivated by methods for market looking for (MA), effectivity searching for (ES), and knowledge seeking (KS) respectively, depending on their studying of the business surroundings.
Considering technique when entering international markets can turn out to be difficult while you only have your own house country's culture to confer with. This could create a blind spot in the course of the decision making course of and lead to ethnocentrism.
Though numerically extra individuals on this planet communicate Chinese (Mandarin), it is confined to the People's Republic of China whereas English is utilized in international locations as far apart as New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, USA, Canada, UK and nearly all Commonwealth international locations.
In case you're lucky, they're going to share your native language—but you'll be able to't rely on it. Corporations that fail to devise a language technique are essentially limiting their development opportunities to the markets the place their language is spoken, clearly putting themselves at an obstacle to rivals that have adopted English-only insurance policies.


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Aqua Hair Extensions knows that having a great hair style is nothing if you can't maintain it. Aqua provides all of the accessories & maintenance products for proper hair management. We offer a wide inventory spanning from shampoo and conditioners to fusion guns and tapes. Aqua Hair Extensions is the one-stop shop for every hair stylist.
We have the best hair products on the market and our shampoos and conditioners are specifically designed to help protect them. They are all designed to be paraben and protein-free to maximize cleanliness and the healthiness of the Remy Hair. We also have an Express Remover and Glide Remover, which help with the removal of our tape-in hair extensions and any remaining residue respectively.
We also offer an assortment of useful tools. Our most sought after tool is the Aqua Fusion Gun, which is a requirement for the use of any of our Keratin Fusion Extensions. Another tool designed for the Keratin Extensions is the bond-breaking fusion pliers which help break the bond of the keratin. Finally, the Aqua Color ring, which helps the client determine which hair color will work best for them.
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Utah vs. Washington, 11/02/2019 16:00 EDT, Score: 33 - 28
Point Spread: +3/-103 Washington
Sportsbook: PinnacleSports
Result: Loss
This is an 8* play on Washington.
It shocks me to see the Huskies getting points at home to Utah. Sure the Utes are ranked in the Top 10, and Washington is unranked. Sure the Utes have a better record. But let's really look at what separates these two teams. Five of Utah's seven wins have come at home, and the one time they played a competitive team on the road they lost at USC. They don't have any wins over teams currently ranked in the Top 25. The Huskies have two losses, one in a weather delayed game versus Calfornia, and a close loss to the #7 ranked Oregon Ducks. Washington is 6-1 straight up in the last seven meetings between these teams, and I'll take the points with the Huskies as a home dog.
Take WASH.
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Lizengo Software
Here's an online shop where you can buy software and download it immediately such as Microsoft, Kaspersky etc
Lizengo Software is where customers can buy software online and download it immediately.
They sell products from well known brands like Microsoft, Kaspersky, Lexware and MAGIX and many more!
At Lizengo Software, customers purchase a product and receive an email with a download link and a product key where they can then download the file and install it on their device.
Since Lizengo Software are ESD software (ESD = electronic software delivery), customers can download the product directly to their computers in a secure manner and use it immediately.
This means that there is no postal service or shipping costs and which, their customers are not dependent on any opening hours.


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Pokemon Magikarp Snacks Sold In Japan
This is the Magikarp (the most powerful and respected of all Pokemon) shaped taiyaki (a fish-shaped cake typically stuffed with bean paste) available from taiyaki speciality shop Kurikoan in Japan. The officially licensed (yes, seriously) snacks cost around $2 and feature the lyrics to Magikarp's theme song on the bags they come in. Eating one is sure to give you great power. Me? I already have great power. Watch this. *tosses pen on floor, waits for coworker to walk by* Hey Phil -- pick that up for me, will you? "Go screw yourself." *turns Phil into a dung beetle -- no, turns Phil into THE LITTLE SHITBALL a dung beetle is rolling* See? I wasn't lying.
Keep going for a couple more shots and Magikarp's official theme song because why not.
Thanks to rebecca, who's got her fingers crossed for Seaking taiyaki next.


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London, UK, March 12, 2018 -- Hitachi Europe Ltd., a subsidiary of Hitachi, Ltd. (TSE:6501), today announced that Mr Naotoshi Nishida has been appointed as the new Managing Director of Hitachi Europe. Mr Nishida currently serves as General Manager, Heavy Industry Department, Industrial Plant Sales Division, Industry & Distribution Business Unit, Hitachi, Ltd. and succeeds Mr Kazuo Abe who has been newly appointed a senior management position at Hitachi Transport Systems Ltd. The new appointments will be effective 1 April 2018.
Since Mr Nishida joined Hitachi in 1992, he has held various supervisory and senior management positions, particularly in the Industrial Plant businesses. He has led the global expansion of the large-scale industrial plant businesses through working closely with customers, partners, subcontractors and Hitachi engineers. Furthermore, he has over five and a half years of experience at Hitachi Asia Ltd. in Singapore, and over four and a half years at Hitachi India Pvt. Ltd., where he managed the local team to win and deliver key projects in the Asian market. Throughout his career, Mr Nishida has developed in-depth expertise of international businesses and has strong experience of leading Hitachi businesses seeking new opportunities in rapidly changing markets.
During the past three and a half years as Managing Director of Hitachi Europe, Mr Abe has overseen many changes and business developments, resulting in higher revenues for Hitachi Europe. The company achieved high annual growth rate in many of its current business portfolio, in particular in its Power Device, Industrial Components and Equipment, Information Systems, and Digital Media businesses. In addition, the Particle Beam Therapy System business won its first order in Europe, which will contribute to revenue growth in the coming years. Furthermore, he led the incubation and development of Europe's Social Innovation Business, which utilizes digital technologies, through newly establishing a team of local leaders. Mr Abe has also been involved in Hitachi's European programme of Social Innovation Forums, which have taken place in UK, Italy, Germany and Turkey, as well as the opening of Hitachi Europe's newest Centre for Social Innovation in London.
Hitachi is currently implementing structures and policies aimed at the global expansion of its Social Innovation Business. In its 2018 Mid-term Management Plan, Hitachi set a goal of increasing its ratio of overseas sales to 55%. Mr Nishida will take a leading role in the business operations for Hitachi Europe, specifically focusing on the further expansion of Hitachi's Social Innovation Business through Co-Creation with customers. As part of this responsibility, he will have a key focus on aligning Hitachi Group Companies in Europe, supporting them in bringing One Hitachi Solutions to market.
Mr Nishida said, "I am delighted to be taking on my new role as Managing Director of Hitachi Europe. Thanks to the great work delivered by Mr Abe and the European team, this region continues to remain one of the highest priority markets for Hitachi globally. I am looking forward to meeting with our many customers, so we can continue to transform the lives of society through the Co-Creation of innovative solutions. This is a very important time for Hitachi with only one year remaining within the current Mid-term Management Plan. It is my aim to help us achieve our key targets and plan for even further growth in the future."
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About Hitachi Europe Ltd.
Hitachi Europe Ltd., a subsidiary of Hitachi, Ltd., is headquartered in Maidenhead, UK. The company is focused on its Social Innovation Business - delivering innovations that answer society's challenges. Hitachi Europe and its subsidiary companies offers a broad range of information & telecommunication systems; rail systems, power and industrial systems; industrial components & equipment; automotive systems, digital media & consumer products and others with operations and research & development Laboratories across EMEA. For more information, visit https://www.hitachi.eu.
About Hitachi, Ltd.
Hitachi, Ltd. (TSE: 6501), headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, delivers innovations that answer society's challenges. The company's consolidated revenues for fiscal 2016 (ended March 31, 2017) totaled 9,162.2 billion yen ($81.8 billion). The Hitachi Group is a global leader in the Social Innovation Business, and it has approximately 304,000 employees worldwide. Through collaborative creation, Hitachi is providing solutions to customers in a broad range of sectors, including Power / Energy, Industry / Distribution / Water, Urban Development, and Finance / Government & Public / Healthcare. For more information on Hitachi, please visit the company's website at http://www.hitachi.com.


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Protects and stores game cards of mini-sized European board games like Settlers of Catan, among other games, e.g. Pillars of the Earth, Thurn & Taxis, El Grande, Anno 1503, and more.
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Manchester United appoint Mourinho as manager
Friday 27 May 2016
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"I have always enjoyed a rapport with the United fans," said José Mourinho after being confirmed as the new Manchester United boss, signing a three-year initial deal at Old Trafford.
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Manchester United have appointed José Mourinho as manager on a three-year deal, with the option of extending his terms until 2020.
Mourinho takes over at Old Trafford following the departure of Louis van Gaal, which was confirmed on Monday despite the Dutchman leading United to FA Cup glory at the weekend. Mourinho, 53, worked under Van Gaal at Barcelona in the 1990s.
"To become Manchester United manager is a special honour in the game," Mourinho said. "It is a club known and admired throughout the world. There is a mystique and a romance about it which no other club can match.
"I have always felt an affinity with Old Trafford; it has hosted some important memories for me in my career and I have always enjoyed a rapport with the United fans. I'm looking forward to being their manager and enjoying their magnificent support in the coming years."
The Portuguese inherits a team which finished fifth in this season's Premier League and reached the last 16 of the UEFA Europa League, having exited at the group stage of the UEFA Champions League.
Mourinho has been out of work since being sacked by Chelsea in December, barely six months after guiding them to the 2014/15 title in the first campaign of his second spell at Stamford Bridge. He has won eight top-flight championships in all, as well as two UEFA Champions Leagues, one UEFA Europa League and seven major domestic cups.


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Pottstown's Mosaic Community Land Trust — Revitalizing Pottstown from the Ground Up
Where you live becomes a part of who you are. In most cases, goods and services provided locally are your window on the consumer world. The location of goods and services is only part of the story associated with the quality of life of a place. The entire living experience relates to the quality of life you enjoy in your localities. In many cases the older neighborhoods, since the 1960s, have experienced disinvestment, outward migration and job loss. What was once the hub of pre-World War II society had lost its sense of place, as the "old" moved out and there was no "new" ready to move in to many of the buildings and spaces.
People in these communities have responded to the challenges to work to bring about change for the better in the communities. Through grass roots leadership, the seeds of renewal have spread to many communities. In Pottstown, the Mosaic Community Land Trust has been seeding renewal in the borough for about nine years. They have a mission to improve the quality of life in Pottstown, with a wide array of responsibilities including Housing, Community Gardens as well as Community Arts.
A Community Land Trust is a little different than other non-profits in as much as it seeks to be a land owner. To date, there are 255 Community Land Trusts across the nation, and there is a National Community Land Trust Network. The mission is much the same as a community development corporation, as it is a sustainable model for community involvement and partnerships, increased homeownership, neighborhood stabilization, arts & culture, greening/community gardens.
Mosaic's community garden manager is Daniel Price. A lifelong resident of the Pottstown area, Dan knows the area well. Dan has brought a wealth of knowledge on not just Pottstown, but the trends in revitalization of older Pennsylvania communities. He assisted in the revitalization of West Chester Business Improvement District. I personally view this as his "return to nature" period of his life.
There are currently five community garden sites located in Pottstown — two on Chestnut Street, one on Walnut Street, and the others on the grounds of Rupert and Barth Elementary Schools. At three of the garden locations, residents are able to rent garden plots to grow their own healthy and organic produce. Volunteers and Mosaic staff, as well as community members, are often educated through workshops and hands-on assistance offered at the garden locations.
The overall mission of Mosaic is the improvement of Pottstown. Mosaic recently purchased its first home at 417 Chestnut, located right next to one of its gardens. In coming months, they will be partnering with Habitat for Humanity to demolish the building and rebuild. It will be the first house in the borough sold under the Land Trust model. Mosaic's Community Arts wing also assists in community-wide art endeavors that include murals, children friendly events and a variety of community outreach efforts, including the founding of the Youth Orchestra of Pottstown last summer.
The entire effort is used to build the community and create a sense of place for both residents and visitors alike. A Community Garden is more than a garden where members of the community gather together to grow fresh produce. It becomes a way to interact with your neighbors, even if they live further away from you within the community.
Community Gardens are not that easy to set up, but they are harder to make go away as they become a focal point of the community. I remember having a significant community garden on South Street in Philadelphia. I also remember that a developer wanted to use the space, and there was significant community pushback concerning the conversion. I also remember the same thing happened in Phoenixville when the housing authority wanted to get rid of the community garden and the sacred Labyrinth. That also was not pretty.
Dan has done a good job keeping up the momentum on the gardens, as the idea has caught fire in Pottstown. During the summer months, Mosaic's Kids' Club is a weekly educational program that inspires kids to be engaged in the community and to be environmentally conscious. He has also initiated workshops that are held in the gardens, at the Mosaic offices, and in locations hosted by many of our community partners, including the Pottstown Regional Library, the YWCA and YMCA, Olivet Boys and Girls Club and Art Fusion.
Dan has developed and instituted rules that people must abide by in order to be a member of the garden. They have to agree to abide by the garden rules for MOSAIC Community Gardens.
If a potential member is a beginning gardener, they will be required to attend at least one orientation session for new gardeners. He requires members to attend at least three (3) of the monthly "Garden Party Work Days" to maintain common areas, borders and paths, and to get to know other gardeners and foster a sense of community. He insures safety by requiring that members not give out the Garden lock combination to anyone.
These are simple rules that lay out the responsibilities for the participants, and fosters a sense of community interaction which is the essence of community quality of life.
Barry Cassidy is a freelance grant and economic development consultant. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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By Jason Graziadei
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Record water use and a lack of rainfall in June have forced the Wannacomet Water Company to declare a state of water conservation on Nantucket.
The town has restricted outdoor watering and irrigation to an alternating schedule based on residential addresses, and has already announced that the annual Fourth of July water fight on Main Street will be shortened from 30 minutes to 15 minutes as part of the conservation effort. If the situation worsens, the town could call for a complete ban on outdoor watering.
Wannacomet Water Company general manager Bob Gardner emphasized that the call for water conservation does not mean there is a water shortage on Nantucket. The island�s aquifer has plenty of water, Gardner said, but the increased water use and lack of rainfall has left the town�s two-million-gallon tank on Washing Pond Road at dangerously low levels. When the water level inside the tank falls below 60 feet, Gardner said, it threatens the reserves necessary to fight a fire, and results in a lack of adequate water pressure for residences at higher elevations.
On Wednesday morning, the water level inside the tank fell to 66 feet at one point.
�It�s a combination of an extended dry period, a lot of people being here, the residential demand, and that all adds up,� said Gardner, who reported that the island�s water use in June reached an all-time record of 79 million gallons for the month, while the water company�s rain gauge registered only 1.19 inches for June. �We�ve never seen this demand in June. Ever. This is usually an August demand. I�m not enjoying this situation.
We�re talking about the livelihood of landscapers and people who have invested a lot of money in their lawns. But you have to make sure you protect public health and safety.�
Irrigation systems are playing a big part in the consumption, Gardner said. In June, the Water Company reported pumping 26,000 gallons of water a minute at 2 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays. That type of usage can only be attributed to automatic sprinkler systems.
The Nantucket Water Commission convened in a special meeting Thursday to make the declaration of a state of water conservation, and immediately requested that homeowners with even-numbered addresses restrict their outdoor watering to Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and odd-numbered houses to Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, with no outdoor watering on Sunday.
�For us it�s a huge issue,� fire chief Mark McDougall. �If the tank is low enough, we could drain it if we had a large fire, but there wouldn�t be any public water supply. We ran into that situation with the dump fire. Any time we have a big fire we have to stay in close contact with Bob (Gardner) and decide whether we need to change over to a draft supply.�
The water company has the authority to levy fines of $100 per day on homeowners who do not comply with the watering schedule. If the scheduling does not adequately address the issue, the town could move to a complete outdoor watering ban, he said.
�It�s definitely going to affect us, the landscapers need the water, especially at this time,� said Seth Rutherford, the president of Waterworks of Nantucket. �Bob (Gardner) is sending me a letter and I�m going to forward that to all my customers and say we�ll be happy to provide that service (to alter their watering schedule). But It�s going to be very difficult. We have to get authorization from the homeowner to do that.�
Mike Misurelli, the president of the Nantucket Landscapers Association, said the watering schedule would likely not have a significant impact on the industry, but a complete watering ban certainly would. Misurelli said homeowners should abide by the schedule, water their lawns between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m., and no more than three times per week.
�This is not a new thing,� Misurelli said. �It�s come up before and everybody just wants to be cooperative with what the water company is up against. We will do that for the clients (change the watering schedule). Most of it is managed for them, and they would be fine with that. Eventually this is a non-issue because they have plans to increase their capacity.�
While the town�s current water tank has a capacity of 2 million gallons, only 869,000 gallons are considered �usable� since water pressure is lost when the tank falls below that level. The water company has plans to build a new water tower on land it purchased off Milestone Road. The new tank will also have a capacity of 2 million gallons, but all of it will be usable, Gardner said.
�The quantity of water has never been the issue,� Gardner said. �We have sufficient ground water supplies. The issue is delivery. We have the water, but it�s sitting there and doesn�t do us any good if you can�t get it out of the ground fast enough. So that�s what we�re trying to do: maintain fire fighting reserves in the tank, and sufficient pressure at residences at the higher locations.�


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Cool Solving Series And Parallel Circuits Worksheet Which Exists In 15 Simple Current Voltage And Resistance Worksheet For Students
Today a lot of people have utilized worksheets in their task. From the simplest accounting books to using computerization.
By using computer technology that has been far developed, we could simply store data with a high degree of flexibility. We could edit the data we fill at any time without having to type-ex the old data. Even the system can minimize incorrect data entry.
With the existence of computer technology we could finish the work very quickly also with a high degree of precision. Even if we own more than 1 worksheet that correlates data with each other we simply modify it without having to modify the other worksheet.
Many worksheet software has been developed by developer companies, from those refer to open source to paid ones. One of the open source software on the market is Open Calc, which is part of the OpenOffice system. While the paid one is MS Excel developed by Microsoft.
With the increasing number of people using the application, there will also be a required for worksheet templates so that people no longer have to make tables or formulas that must be used on the worksheet they will create. They only have to searching in the internet that suits their requirements because there are already alot of people sharing the template there. One website that provides these templates is the bhj.com.


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2112 Highcrest Court Fullerton OC18224356
Great Floor Plan in this Multi-Level, Single Family Residence on a 8400 square foot View Lot. This 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home is Situated in a Lovely Cul-de-Sac in Fullerton. Attached 2 Car Garage. Large Fully Enclosed Back Yard. Low Maintenance Front Yard. Excellent neighborhood. Interior use of Stone, Wood and Ceramic Mosaic give this property a unique flair. Back Bedroom, Bathroom and Closets have been partially remodeled. Your imagination can fill in the rest! Seller is now offering $50,000. in Credit at the Close of Escrow for Repairs!! Additionally, Seller will also consider seller financing/ seller carryback in the amount of $50,000.!!! Seller Highly Motivated!!!


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6.5 out of 10
Robert Pattinson as Monte
Juliette Binoche as Dr. Dibs
André Benjamin as Tcherny
Mia Goth as Boyse
Agata Buzek as Nansen
Lars Eidinger as Chandra
Claire Tran as Mink
Ewan Mitchell as Ettore
Gloria Obianyo as Elektra
Scarlett Lindsey as Willow – Baby
Jessie Ross as Willow – Teenager
Directed by Claire Denis
High Life Review:
High Life is a high minded, far reaching, ambitious piece of work supported by the skill and talent of the creatives behind the camera, but frequently doomed by the same. Expounding on the depths of inhumanity close quarters and no release create which she delved into in Beau Travail, writer-director Claire Denis pushes the concept into the stars and beyond. But in the process she is derailed by her own ambitions, not content on following one man and his crimes into isolation but instead pushing in wide-ranging subjects from infanticide to sexual congestion and self-hatred and the needs of parenthood. It's a lot to take on and a lot to take in and for all parties involved it probably needed some more gestating.
The central portion of High Life is fantastic though, following unwilling astronaut Monte (Pattinson) on a multi-decade voyage to a black hole. He is stuck on a box of a ship devoid of creature comforts or contact with the outside world except for odd images occasionally sent back from Earth and regular reports he must send out to the ether in order to keep the lights and air on. It's enough to make a person question why keep going, why not just jump into the abyss of space and end it all? Monte probably would except that he's not alone on the ship, he has an infant daughter to raise and care for in the most inhospitable surroundings imaginable. It's less spaceship and more psychological test and it's fantastic to watch.
But. What happened to the crew before we join Monte and child, what got him into the situation he is in? We don't need necessarily need the specifics of that so much as context to understand how the outcome has changed him and what that says about Denis' box. It's a prologue, at best. Except it's not. After a sparkling introduction to Monte's world and his attempts to keep young Willow alive High Life diverts backwards in time to show off how Willow came to be, explaining Monte and his crewmates were all convicted criminals given a chance at freedom if they would man the probe. Stuck in close proximity and few responsibilities beyond tending the garden which provides oxygen and food the inmates do nothing but exercise and masturbate and are occasionally impregnated by ships doctor Dibs (Binoche) who is desperate to find out if babies can be birthed in the depths of space. The humans, none of whom were ever completely in control of themselves or able to explain why they did the horrible things they did, become less so as they spiral out into the void, devolving into something like animals only missing the instinct for self-preservation.
Maybe this would all mean something if Monte was a radically different person in the earlier days of the voyage, but he's not. In fact he's barely present at all, stoically observing his fellow inmate-astronauts going mad but not partaking. Denis attention is much more clearly focused on Binoche's deranged Dr. Dibs (one of the juiciest roles she's ever had) who is obsessed with creating life and thrusting it onto Monte for reasons that it would be generous to call obscure. The entire premise, in fact, falls apart if it's even gently poked at, not that that matters much. High Life is thematically rich and beautiful enough it's enough to say one just has to go with it … except the muddle of ideas behind it don't offer enough to make that worthwhile either. When it returns to Monte and his child and their strange solo adventures – such as encountering a sister ship filled with nothing but dogs – it perks up immediately and unfortunately shows just how rudderless the early material was.
Similar to Darren Aronofsky's recent mother! the virtuosity and artistry at play runs smack into a lack of authorial control. It feels like a crime to throw out a formally and thematically daring work just because the author's reach exceeds their grasp. On the other hand, what other test for success is there? Vision doesn't just mean having a wide or deep field of view, it also means being able to hone in on the most important element. There's a part of High Life which is legitimately unsettling and brilliant, and part which is hopelessly muddled and the dichotomy is deadly.
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