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3 bed Terraced SOLD STC
Asking Price £245,000
Available with no onward chain is this well presented three bedroom terraced house with the added benefit of off street parking and a garage to the rear.
Suitable for first time buyers, families and investors this property is ready to move straight into. Inside is an entrance hall, spacious lounge with bay window and leading onto the kitchen at the rear of the property. The kitchen has a built-in double oven and hob, fridge/freezer and free standing washing machine. There is also a very useful storage cupboard. There is also a modern three piece bathroom completing the ground floor. Upstairs are three double bedrooms, the main has an en-suite W.C. At the rear of the property is a low maintenance garden which is mostly laid to patio with steps leading to a detached garage and off street parking. The property has also had a new boiler fitted in 2017, double glazing and no chain. The house is situated close to Southmead Hospital as well as Airbus, Rolls Royce and the M.O.D.
Available with no onward chain, the property is available to view via Boardwalk Property Co. on 01179898222.
Room Measurements
Lounge – 4.61m x 3.58m
Kitchen – 2.64m x 2.72m
Bathroom – 2.62m x 1.83m
Bedroom – 3.78m x 3.76m
Bedroom – 3.64m x 2.41m
Bedroom – 2.69m x 2.22m
Local Area
The house is situated on Southmead Road, close to Southmead Hospital's west entrance. The house is in walking distance to the shops on Southmead Road as well as those on Henleaze Road. This area of Bristol has gained huge popularity with buy-to-let investment buyers who are looking to buy close to the recently expanded Southmead Hospital as well as the other major areas of employment across North Bristol such as Airbus, the Ministry of Defence and Rolls Royce. The area is also very popular with families due to the proximity to the well-regarded Horfield Primary School, the growing community in this area and the proximity to other family areas such as Henleaze, Westbury-on-Trym and Bishopston. It is an area that also offers a lot of green, open space nearby such as Horfield Common, Henleaze Lake and Badocks Wood. For commuters, the area is a short drive or cycle from both Bristol City Centre as well as providing access to the M32/M4/M5 motorways and Bristol Parkway Train Station.
What is Included?
Within the kitchen there is an integrated fridge/freezer, oven and hob and a free standing washing machine which will be included within the sale.
Estimated Rental Value
The Onward Chain
The property is marketed with no onward chain.
Energy Efficiency
We are currently awaiting the EPC rating.
For further details on this property please call us on:
0117 9898 222
Interested in Boardwalk Property Co.'s services or looking to buy or sell property in Bristol? Then get in touch - we'd love to hear from you.


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Mike Zunino earned his Gatorade bath on Wednesday night (June 7), hitting a 437-foot homer in the bottom of the ninth inning to win it for the Seattle Mariners. Zunino came to bat against Minnesota Twins closer Brandon Kintzler with the Mariners trailing 5-4. One batter earlier, outfielder Ben Gamel had connected on a two-out single, putting the tying run on first base. Zunino then deposited a ball deep over the right-center wall to win the game 6-5.
Zunino also had a home run in the third inning off starting pitcher Abalberto Mejia, but no hit on this night was bigger than the one Zunino notched to end the game. The Seattle Mariners have now won five-straight games and have pulled up to a 30-30 record on the season. The team refused to give up on this game, despite trailing the Twins 5-2 in the fifth inning. The team chipped away at the deficit until Mike Zunino came to the plate and ended it.
Carlos Ruiz (1) and Kyle Seager (7) also connected on solo home runs to aid the offense, which only mustered five hits on the night. It was just enough to save Yovani Gallardo from losing the game and Edwin Diaz ended up getting his second win of the season. Having Zunino and Ruiz in the lineup at the same time turned out to be a brilliant move by Mariners manager Scott Servais, who has helped steer this team into an impressive winning streak.
BALL. GAME. Mike Zunino BLASTS a two-run home run and the MARINERS WIN 6-5! pic.twitter.com/mVk24gxCdA
— Mariners (@Mariners) June 8, 2017
Over the last eight games for Mike Zunino, he has gone 14-for-30 at the plate with a 0.467 batting average. He also has six extra-base hits, six runs scored, and 14 RBIs as the starting catcher for the Seattle Mariners. Those are amazing numbers and what fans had been hoping to see from Zunino for several years now. It appears that working with hitting coach Edgar Martinez is beginning to pay huge dividends, as Zunino looks extremely comfortable at the plate and has been swinging a very hot bat.
The Mariners have now won the first two games of this series against the Minnesota Twins and they have a chance to sweep them on Thursday afternoon (June 8). Christian Bergman (3-2, 4.36 ERA) will be on the mound for the Mariners against Kyle Gibson (2-4, 7.23 ERA) of the Twins. This appears to be a chance for the Mariners offense to pile up the runs again, even as the team tries to succeed without the injured Nelson Cruz and Jean Segura on the field. Segura was busy earlier in the day on Wednesday as he was signed to a long-term contract extension.
ICYMI, watch the whole @Jeansegura02 news conference now.
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— Mariners (@Mariners) June 7, 2017
As previously reported by the Inquisitr, Jean Segura inked a five-year extension worth $70 million. It also has a team option on the end of it worth $17 million that could extend the deal for another season. The deal is a good one for both sides, giving Segura a huge pay raise and locking up a full-time shortstop for the Mariners. Now Robinson Cano, Kyle Seager, and Jean Segura all have long-term contracts in place that will keep them as the core of the Mariners for many years to come.
Rally caps. They work! #GoMariners #TrueToTheBlue pic.twitter.com/8JTvUxj7V3
— SafecoField (@SafecoField) June 8, 2017
In the updated MLB standings, the Seattle Mariners are two-and-a-half games behind the Baltimore Orioles (31-26) for the second Wild Card spot and only three games behind the Boston Red Sox (32-26) for that first Wild Card spot in the American League. The Mariners are also second place in the AL West, as the victory helped break a tie with the Los Angeles Angels (30-32) within the division. Winners in nine of their last 10 games, the Mariners will look to continue that winning streak on Thursday and Mike Zunino will likely be in the lineup again.
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The South Central Federation of Labor will award four $1,000 scholarships to students attending an accredited, post-secondary school. Scholarship winners will be selected by a lottery drawing. The applicant or one of his/her parents or legal guardian must be a member of a Labor organization affiliated with the South Central Federation of Labor. In addition, SCFL's Dodge County Chapter will award two $500 scholarships. Applications must be received or postmarked no later than Friday, June 29, 2018. Download the rules and application form here.
The Richard Garner Memorial Committee has selected the two scholarship recipients for the 2019-2020 school year. The process consisted of an application, oral board interview, and review of letters of reference, academic performance, and community service/outreach involvement. After the process was completed, we have selected Wyatt Bomkamp and Andrew Eyler.
Wyatt Bomkamp is currently a senior at Parkview High School in Orfordville, WI. Wyatt is a three-sport athlete, volunteers with three different organizations within his community, and is set to graduate in June with an overall GPA of 3.6. Wyatt is also a cadet with the Orfordville Fire Department and has already taken various fire related courses at Blackhawk Technical College during his senior year. Wyatt has been accepted and will be enrolled at Madison Area Technical College this fall in the Fire Protection Technician Program.
Andrew Eyler is currently a senior at Monticello High School. Andrew is a two-sport athlete, a member of Monticello Student Council, an active member with many volunteer organizations within the area, and he is set to graduate in June with an overall GPA of 3.59. Andrew also has been a member of the Monticello Fire Department since 2017. He has been accepted and will be enrolled at Fox Valley Technical College this Fall in the Fire Protection Technician Program.
This was a very competitive process with many qualified and worthy candidates. If anyone has any questions regarding the process, or would like information regarding next year's application, please do not hesitate to send us any questions that you may have. Thanks for your time.
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Normally we in Oregon could not care less about voting results a continent and an ocean away, but today I'm wondering that the outcome of the British election in Scotland says about the future of Britain or any country — like ours, for example — trying to accommodate starkly opposite politics.
In the voting on Thursday, the Scottish National Party won 56 of the 59 seats that Scotland has in the British Parliament. That was a stunning result, a gain of 50 seats! The party advocates Scottish independence from Britain, and on social policy and spending issues, it leans to the left of even Labour, which it all but wiped out in Scotland.
In England, meanwhile the Conservatives managed to confound the predictions based on polls by gaining seats. They will have a slim majority in the House of Commons, with 331 out of 650 seats.
So now what? Scottish voters narrowly rejected independence in a referendum last September, but now they have overwhelmingly voted for the independence party. Judging by what I read on the BBC's online site, some observers are wondering whether this foreshadows a split in the union despite the outcome of the vote last fall.
People in eastern Oregon and other rural parts of our state have some idea of how many voters in Scotland feel. They are disconnected from the center of power and unable to influence overall policies because they are always in the minority. That's the kind of sentiment that keeps the dream of a State of Jefferson going in northern California, quixotic though it is. And it's what sometimes has people in Eastern Oregon wishing they could join Idaho instead.
Who knows? If the polarization of American politics continues to get worse, we may face big changes a few years or decades from now. It may be that the political differences between states — or regions within states — become so great that they lead to a breakup of long established unions, and a rearrangement of boundaries as well. (hh)


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PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. — A $6.3-million federal grant for Prince George's County Public School (PGCPS) system's Head Start program has been terminated after the agency responsible, the Administration for Children and Families, said the system failed to address deficiencies identified in a review earlier this year.
"We are working with the Administration for Children and Families regarding options," said PGCPS CEO Dr. Kevin Maxwell. "Nonetheless, we are deeply troubled by the circumstances that led to this decision. A handful of people used unacceptably poor judgment that compromised children's learning environments, personal well-being, and a program that has positively impacted countless lives in Prince George's County over many years."
The initial review was in February 2016 and was prompted by an incident at H. Winship Wheatley Early Childhood Center that happened in December 2015. The report states a 3-year-old boy wet himself during nap time and the teacher made him clean up the urine. The teacher also took photos of the boy and sent them to one of his parents, including "LOL" in the texts.
The ACF report stated "that a teacher humiliated a child and used a method of discipline denying him basic needs".
In a follow-up review, the ACF found other incidents. In June 2016, it states two children in the program at James Ryder Randall Elementary School Head Start Center, who had been acting up during nap time, were made to hold boxes and books over their heads for several minutes.
"We still have work to do, clearly. I mean this incidences, they underline that with all the work that we've done, that we still have some people that we haven't, apparently, gotten through to," said Dr. Maxwell.
PGCPS has 30 days to appeal the decision, but Dr. Maxwell said they hadn't made a decision if they will and wouldn't say how the lost funding would be covered if they didn't appeal or appealed and lost.
However, Dr. Maxwell said that PGCPS' Head Start program will begin as scheduled on August 29 for the 932 children enrolled. He added that all the teachers and assistants listed in the ACF report would not be working in the program and are undergoing disciplinary reviews.


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I have a fun giveaway for today from a an amazingly creative woman!
She started her own custom vinyl business called A Mustard Seed Dream.
Tara started her business as a creative outlet. She says,
"My full-time job at the time wasn't filling that need for me and I love being able to create something that simply makes people happy or brings them to a time of remember when."…we knew we were at a point in time that we were ready to start a family and I wouldn't be working full-time. I wanted to help out with the finances still while staying at home."
Her favorite part of the job?
"I love that I can do what I like. I can work when I want and as much as I want. I also enjoy getting to "meet" new people that I would probably never even get the opportunity to have a conversation with. "
Here are some of the adorable products she offers in her shop:
I love these adorable canister labels! She has all sorts of custom labels for your kitchen.
How cool is this? This vinyl is made of chalkboard vinyl so you can write right on it and plan out your week. Lots of different fonts are available.
Here's a really easy and inexpensive solution to no headboard: vinyl! This is so cute and when you want a change, just peel it right off!
How about a Welcome planter rather than the traditional Welcome mat? Add in some Custom house numbers too!
I think the large quotes are my favorite things about custom vinyl. I love this quote here especially!
So why purchase vinyl from a business rather than just cut it yourself? Here are my own reasons:
- You can get much larger scale vinyl for bigger projects.
- They are professionally designed and cut.
- You can get specific colors without having to buy a whole ton of vinyl in that color.
- Saves so much time!
Now for the giveaway…
You can win $40 to her shop A Mustard Seed Dream!
You can buy anything you want with your $40 credit, including a custom design!
To Enter:
Visit Her Shop and comment back on your favorite items!
As always, you must be a follower of Honeybear Lane to enter giveaways.
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Bucks County Estate Planning Council
Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Administrative offices:
P.O. Box 9014, Collingswood, NJ 08108
WELCOME to Bucks County's PREMIER Organization for ESTATE PLANNING PROFESSIONALS!
Our mission is to advance the knowledge and ethical standards of estate planning in Bucks County and to develop collegiality among estate planning professionals.
Membership is open to anyone with an interest in Estate Planning.
Most of our members are attorneys, CPAs and financial planners however included in our membership are appraisers, auction houses, elder care services, government officials and many others. The annual investment for new or returning members is $75 for an individual or $150 for a firm and the first member, additional firm members are $50.
Our program year runs from September 2019 to May 2020. We have 5 evening meetings which feature a social hour, dinner and a presentation by a noted speaker. All of our meetings feature continuing education credits in the form of CLE for attorneys, CPE for CPAs, and CE for CFPs. The BCEPC 2019-2020 Program Calendar is below.
Welcome and I hope to see you at one of our events.
Stephen Slade, CPA
Bucks County Estate Planning Council is affiliated with the National Association of Estate Planners & Councils and joining can fulfill the requirement of belonging to an affiliated local estate planning council to become an Accredited Estate Planner® (AEP®) designee. Please contact the national office at 866-226-2224 to learn more about the Accredited Estate Planner® designation.


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|Location: Amsterdam, North Holland
|Salary: £100000 - £140000 per annum + car, package
|Sector: Construction, Production
|Type: Permanent
|Contact: Matt Lilburn
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Project Director to join one of the UK's leading main contractors delivering a complex new build Data Centre project in Amsterdam. The Project Director will join a major name in the construction industry, a global player who specialize in delivering large and complex engineering projects.
The Project Director will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of this project from development through to delivery. They will be required to lead and drive all teams within your remit, including design, commercial, procurement, project management, engineering, and commissioning.
This is a fantastic opportunity for a proven Project Director with experience in delivering large complex projects to join a leading force in the Data Centre industry, a major name in the construction industry who are going through an exciting growth phase due to recent project wins and a secure order book.
- Project director with proven experience in delivering major complex projects
- Project director / senior management experience on major technology projects valued in excess of £50m.
- Development experience / building contracts experience.
- Hold a construction related qualification - Degree/HND/HNC
- An excellent understanding of MEP services.
- Excellent commercial / P&L experience.
- Proven ability to lead and drive a large project team.
- First class communication skills
- Team player
- £120-140,000 per annum
- Car allowance - £9,000
- Pool car
- Flights - 5 day on / 2 days off
- Accommodation - executive level apartment
- Living Allowance - £500 per month
- Annual Bonus
- Pension, Healthcare, Life Assurance, Private Medical, Flexible Benefits Scheme
If you are looking for a new career challenge and you are interested in the above opportunity then please apply by sending your CV or call Matt Lilburn on 01342 330 533 for further information quoting reference 942271.
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Protect DC Venezuelan Embassy from US-supported Coup
by Pat Elder Reporting from the Venezuelan Embassy in Washington. See our media messages attached here. I'll be speaking tonight on military recruiting – and contamination – at 7:00 pm Washington time.
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The U.S. and European States must Stop Meddling in Venezuela
Statement on Venezuela The U.S. and European States must Stop Meddling in Venezuela We join Noam Chomsky and 70 Latin American scholars who recently issued an open letter in opposition to the ongoing intervention by a number of states in Venezuela. In addition to this remarkable document, we are acutely aware of the military power behind international finance, military threats and conflict. The US government must stop trying to overthrow the government of Venezuela's elected president, Nicolas Maduro. The actions … Continue reading →


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While the Berlin Wall and separation of East and West Germany seem like a distant memory for some, Barry Cantor, a retired U.S. Air Force Master Sergeant, thinks about the wall often.
After all, the veteran has a shadow box hanging in his Brevard County home with an East German flag and a piece of the Berlin Wall. The wall, a guarded concrete barrier, physically and ideologically divided Berlin from 1961 to 1989 and when it fell 30 years ago, Cantor was there to bear witness to history.
Serving as an American Forces Network (AFN) radio broadcaster, Cantor was stationed in Berlin from 1984 to 1990. He recalls pivotal moments during his time there, such as one U.S. president's directives for Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev.
"I was there when President Ronald Reagan came in 1987. And he gave that speech," Cantor said. "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!"
Some people might think that Regan's speech provided a turning point for the reunification of Germany. Others give credit to the work of President George H.W. Bush or U.K. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
But according to Cantor, there was someone else who may have been instrumental in helping the Berlin Wall come down. A press conference on Nov. 9, 1989, ended up becoming a significant turning point.
"It was a spokesman with the East German Communist Party, Günter Schabowski, who received a note to read at a press conference," Cantor said. "[The note read], 'We're considering making it easier for East German citizens to go across the demarcation line'."
The new regulations made it so that East German citizens could apply for travel outside the country without having to meet pre-requisites and also allowed for permanent emigration between all border crossings — including those between East and West Berlin.
These new rules had only been formalized a few hours earlier and were meant to take effect the following day to allow time for border guards to be informed of the changes.
Schabowski was unaware of the timeline for implementation and stated the order would take effect right away. Tens of thousands of West and East German citizens witnessed the announcement or subsequent newscasts on live television. The news had an immediate effect.
Thousands of people showed up at the Berlin Wall, trying to get across. And the guards at checkpoints let them through. Cantor got down there as soon as he could.
"I did short radio interviews with the Americans, British and French MPs that were down there," he said. "It was amazing."
When he finished editing his radio interviews, it was almost 1 a.m. But Cantor knew he was witnessing history, so he woke up his wife and young daughters to watch people crossing the border.
"There were West German citizens that were having bottles of champagne with the East Germans they came across. It was a joyful sight," he said, "We stayed until about five or six in the morning. I asked my daughter, 'When will you get a chance to see history in the making?'"
Cantor is happily retired now, living near Patrick Air Force Base and enjoying time with his wife, two daughters and five grandchildren. But he feels grateful for his experiences.
"Not everybody has a chance to see something happen up close or travel around the world," Cantor said.
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Newsprint Nissan Cube on Pine Street
On two previous occasions I've taken pictures of colorful cars in nearly colorless contexts, which I've emphasized by further desaturating their backgrounds. So it seemed only natural to take a monochromatic (and assymmetric) car and push it a little further.
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Kent Vorland, May 20, 2019
At SimplyPayMe, we understand how important it is to simplify processes so our customers can get keep up with customer demands. And that is especially important when tackling things that involve complicated regulatory requirements Recently one of our partners, HANDS HQ, the UK's most-trusted risk assessment and method statement software, released an ebook that set […]Read More
Maggi, March 13, 2018
Here at SmartTrade we understand the importance of security and staying up to date with our compliance responsibilities in order to best protect all the businesses around the UK using SmartTrade to run their business. Our CFO and Data Protection Officer, Angela Swift, has put together a short summary of what GDPR is and how […]Read More
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Your product is top notch. We know it, you know it, everyone knows it. Gaining a loyal customer base, however, is about more than just a great product. It's time to face the truth that your business is only as good as your customers think it is. If until now you didn't take a close […]Read More
Maggi, January 26, 2018
It's certainly not an uncommon phenomenon that smaller businesses often get the short end of the stick simply because they don't have the same equipment stash or liquidity as we see in the massive market players. SmartTrade App has been there in the world of payments processing, and the same is true in trade and […]Read More
Maggi, October 23, 2017
Card payments are overtaking cash payments in the UK with card and contactless payments proving more popular than cash this year, making up 54% of total spending in 2016. The Payment Services Directive, called PSD2, coming into force by 2018, has made it illegal for businesses to charge extra for using a debit or credit […]Read More
Maggi, June 30, 2017
SmartTrade's First Webinar is Here We're very pleased and excited to announce that SmartTrade's first official webinar is finally here. Not to mention, at the time of writing, we only have one seat left to fill, which is above and beyond what we expected for our first one. Because of this we can assure you […]Read More
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The staple way to get paid as a small business has been the same for ages – As a trade person, you do the work, write up an invoice, send it and wait for the money to come in. Or if you're selling a product, the buyer pays you and can then walk away with […]Read More
Maggi, September 9, 2016
Since SmartTrade App's beginnings, we've worked closely with our customers to help improve their efficiency and maximise their growth. We work with small business owners all over the UK, from Plumbers and Electricians to Beauticians and Chauffeurs. SmartTrade App was built to help manage our customers payments, invoicing, quotes and accounting. Small businesses can now […]Read More
Maggi, August 9, 2016
In the business world, it's all about productivity: how much can you get done with limited time, resources, and mental energy? This is especially true for entrepreneurs and small businesspeople, who often have to fill several roles in their organizations Taking a few focused steps to boost your productivity can go a long way toward […]Read More
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When you're starting up a new small business, you need all the help you can get. Drawing on others' experience, strategies, and tips can be the difference in finding fast success or grinding it out for years before reaching your potential. That's why we've collected these five tips for you — so you don't have […]Read More
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Starting a business, as we say all the time, is very rewarding . . . but it can also be really difficult. It's especially tough to know what to do when you're just getting started; where should you dedicate your time? What should you focus on? What do you really need to set yourself up for […]Read More


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The career fair mainly focused on science, healthcare and social sciences sectors.
Not only it attracted a lot of graduates but also final year students!
Where else could be better than USM right!
It was held in the Dewan Utama Pelajar (DUP), USM.
The two days event started from 10am to 6pm.
This year, there were 32 participating companies in total.
Most of them are big companies, such as Felda Global Ventures (FGV) Holdings Berhad, Hovid Berhad, PFIZER, Telekom Malaysia (TM) Berhad and even Padiberas Nasional Berhad.
Registration booth at the entrance of Dewan Utama Pelajar.
Well, even DNP Clothing Sdn Bhd was there too!
FYI, DNP Clothing Sdn Bhd is the retail and consumer merchandise for some of the TOP brand such as Topman, Topshop and even Dorothy Perkins.
World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Malaysia was there too!
Some of the familiar engineering companies would be First Solar Malaysia Sdn Bhd, Fuji Electric Sdn Bhd and even Silterra Malaysia Sdn Bhd.
The company that attracted me the most would be NanoMalaysia Berhad.
I was graduated with Electronics Engineering Majoring in Nanotechnology but yet I didn't know the existence of NanoMalaysia Berhad. TT
On the bright side, good exposure for me though. =D
Getting more and more crowds!
If you never heard of SFCF, here are some of the basic information.
SFCF is a series of career fairs which focused on 11 sectors in National Key Economic Area (NKEA).
It is mainly to educate public particularly students on the choices of the career path available in the 11 sectors.
The 11 sectors of NKEAs include Oil & Gas, Electronics & Electrical, IT, Telecommunication, Biotechnology, Finance, Accounting, Healthcare, Tourism, Fast-Moving-Consumer-Goods and Education.
I'm Engineer = Electronics & Electrical
Financial Planner = Finance
Tourist Guide = Tourism
Fuhhh! I'm involved in all the National Key Economic Areas weyyyy! HAHAHAHA
Career Talk by the speaker from Iskandar Regional Development Authority (IRDA).
The career fair includes job fairs, interviews, career talks, ICQ Quiz and many more!
The career talk by IRDA was held in the hall upstairs.
The hall was quite full, as they were interested in the Malaysian Federal Government statutory body that tasked to realize the vision of development for Iskandar Malaysia.
I'm sure TalentCorp has achieved its objective by optimizing Malaysian talent.
The career fair definitely let the graduates have better understanding in the developing sectors.
And even give them the chance to work in the participating companies.
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They are not very good with germs and stuff.
That's why you wash them regularly and don't reuse them after you've blown your nose on them.
Then you wash them on a super hot setting to kill the germs.
It's weird that you want to talk about these sorts of things when you are so worried about germs and stuff like that.
No one wants to go down the creepy lane and into the field with the wolf in it.
Why is there a wolf in the field? I thought that there wasn't any wolves in the wild anymore in this country.
There isn't it escaped from the safari park.
Are you sure that it isn't just a husky or something? They do look a lot like wolves but they are dogs.
I was able to get to the end of the roll of film.
Who uses actual film anymore?
Is there are reason for the coat hanging there? Or is it that you think that that sort of thing is a fashion statement or a decorating statement or something. Because it isn't even working.
She put it there because there isn't anything that, anywhere else that she can put it. Where would she even put a hat like that without it getting broken?
I would hang it on a peg or something.
How many pegs do we have in the house?
Not anywhere it (the hat), wouldn't get completely crushed.
Can you crush grapes?
How do you think that they make grape juice or wine?
With the feet.
The terrible, terrible feet. I don't want to look at the feet of anyone else especially since I can't stand looking at my own feet.
After the wave came we had to climb onto the table in order to keep ourselves safe and dry.
Inside of the blender is the juice that I made before.
A smoothie/
No smoothies are disgusting. Juice is the best way to go. I hate all the little bits and milk is better on it's own.
Inside of this, there are pictures that I took in France.
France spance spain pain, drain frame fame name game brain flame cane jane.
I want you want they want we want.
This is the best.
Sherbert is the best. A thing she likes to eat. Something we get at Halloween.
At Halloween, the sherbert comes from somewhere way on height.
ON high there are on the end of the table that we found in the drain, under a window pine next to the older frame.
I found something like that in Worcestershire.
Come little horsey don't say that I didn't want to do something like this.
James and jane are coming to the wedding but they might not get to the place until after the ceremony has started.
The end has come for this thing right here.
But a new beginning will come as well. The end isn't everything.
Anything can be food but not the things that aren't already real food.
Real food isn't all that different from things that are not food.
They are there is a very stark difference between a lot of other things.
You are ageing dramatically.
Don't say something like that she has been having problems with her body lately.
She found a grey hair yesterday.
Yes but she's not all that bothered about it. It's just part of life.
I think she thinks that it shows the wisdom that she has gathered from all the events that she has been through so far.
Living with the candle that we made is a good idea that we have had.
I have things that I want to get to the end of the cave.
Have we gone from talking about wells to talking about caves now?
This is scary.
I know she likes listening to scary things, she says that they make her feel more comfortable.
I wanted to do something with the fish that we met on the end of the pier.
Were you going to eat it?
Of course not. We were going to go to the bar and have a few drinks you know like friends do.
We do things like that on the weekend.
On the weekend is the best time to do all that sort of stuff.
In the place that we went by during the week when we were looking for food, there was a bouncy bouncy place.
It would show you a list of the people that you want to be friends with.
Going to the garden is something that I'm sure that she would want to go to more often it's just that she doesn't have that much energy at the moment. Despite the fact that she feels pretty driven.


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Thank you, BBC, for putting up the main page headline that Pierre and Thomas have been freed on bail by the Niger judge and their passports have been returned to them. Fuller details can be seen on both the BBC site and on Reporters without Borders.
Update on 29 January 2008: I sincerely hope this thread is now closed. I know both families are extremely relieved that the journalists are home and safe and they are all delighted that the local driver, AlHassanye, was released from detention a couple of days later. The story is not yet over as bail is still not the end of the legal process but at least everyone is alive and able to carry on working and being part of their respective family and global communities.


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Faculty Member Leads Development of Webinars that Improve Science Education
The webinar series, provided by National Science Teachers Association's (NSTA), is based on the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), a new set of K–12 standards that integrates core ideas in science with scientific and engineering practices.
Zembal-Saul said she was eager to focus specifically on teaching and learning science at the elementary level because of the ambitious nature of the new vision for school science and the shortage of resources for elementary science teaching.
"I jumped at the chance to focus on working with K-5 teachers given that elementary teachers are typically prepared as generalists and can be uncomfortable with teaching science," Zembal-Saul said. "Even experienced teachers are being challenged by the NGSS to engage students in negotiating claims from evidence and participating in scientific argumentation—practices that involve substantial and productive classroom discourse."
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To date, 13 states have adopted the NGSS, and other states are reframing their state science standards in response to the NGSS.
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The foundation of NGSS is the precursor document, "A Framework for K-12 Science Education: Practices, Crosscutting Concepts and Core Ideas," which provides a strong evidence base for the standards.
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Zembal-Saul has been a member of NSTA since she was a middle-school science teacher in the 1990s. In addition to developing the NGSS webinar, she said she contributes to the organization through presentations at their annual national conferences and publications in their practitioner journals.
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Zembal-Saul recruited Mary Starr of the Michigan Mathematics and Science Centers Network and Kathy Renfrew of the Vermont Agency of Education to assist with co-planning and co-presenting the webinars.
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We got our re-test of the blood clotting disorder back
and now it's normal. So our doctor is ruling that out and we officially have no medical reason for Jayden's passing. Although I have ran into a few people who say that they only have a blood clotting disorder when they are pregnant. So we will be seeing a maternal-fetal specialist to have these tests looked into more closely because we are not ready to just throw the possibilty out the window just yet.
On a happier note, Josh and I are officially trying to concieve (TTC). We thought that we would wait a while after but we have both agreed that although we are still grieving for Jayden and no baby could EVER replace him, we are really ready to be parents. Now more than ever we want a baby in our arms. We know that it will take a lot of emotional strength to get thorugh another pregnancy along with alot of stress and tears but we are completely up to it. I think our families would probably like some grand kids around too, and not the furry kind (since they have tons already).
So here we go on another journey through the whole TTC process. We are charting cycles, seeing our maternal/fetal specialist for advice as well as our normal OB. Send the good luck baby dust our way!
We met with our support group for dinner on tuesday night and that was awesome. We went to olive garden and had a great time. It's so nice to be around others who have also lost their angels. Not that it comfort us to know they have, but they do completely understand and we don't have to feel bad about certain things around them. I don't think any of us appreciated it though, when the waiter asked us if we needed childrens menus…… yeah… wrong question to ask huh! Well we look forward to group on 3/10 🙂
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Reflections: Winemaking at Penn State
By: Denise M. Gardner
I can officially say that I have now been involved with 5 harvests here at Penn State, with my first harvest in 2011. Returning to Pennsylvania from California in 2011 could not have been a greater challenge to an incoming newbie, and I think it will forever be one of the most difficult vintages I have had the experience to deal with to date. Not only did I manage to lose an entire lot of finished wine down the drain (long story…), but I recognized the need to bring PA-produced research wines to Pennsylvania's growing wine industry during a daunting season from a weather perspective. Additionally, I saw an opportunity to educate students on how to make wine while they helped me process fruit from the research vineyards. In that first year, 5 lucky college seniors helped me process about 8 different varieties from the NE-1020 "multi-state evaluation of wine grape cultivars and clones" project, which was being financially supported by a multi-state SCRI grant.
Looking back today, I now see that the 2011 vintage provided me with a starting point to work with students and a series of winemaking lessons for future vintages that I continue to recall even today.
I was actually one of those bright-eyed students back in my younger days. I stumbled upon Penn State Extension and Mark Chien by pestering local Extension educators on how to grow grapevines. I still recall the many opportunities Mark, specifically, provided for me despite my age or lack of wine knowledge. Mark taught me how to plant a vineyard, from site selection to digging holes for a trellis, how to monitor vine growth through proper pruning techniques, how to ferment grapes into wine, and the various stages involved in production that went beyond the basic texts on how to make wine. I connected with industry members and was awarded an experience to intern at Lallemand in Toulouse, France before I reached my freshman year in college.
When I arrived to Penn State in 2011, I had a memory of the opportunities Extension awarded me and a goal of working with students that may have an interest in wine production. I still laugh when I recall a number of students that experienced a harvest at a local winery, only to tell me it was "the hardest thing they have ever had to do."
While many may not make the connection, food science offers an incredible foundation of knowledge that is beneficial for winemakers and those whom wish to go into fermented beverage production. Students engage in a series of classes to develop a foundation in chemistry, microbiology, and biotechnology. Additionally, they learn important processing parameters that are affiliated with winemaking: sanitation, quality control practices, safety when processing, proper sampling techniques, and experimental practices to improve food/beverage products.
For that reason, the annual harvest and production of wine with use of undergraduate and graduate students' support has blossomed into many positive ventures:
- Since 2010, Penn State Food Science and several Pennsylvania wineries have sponsored student co-ops at wineries during vintage seasons. These experiences educate students in wine production, and specifically provided venues for "real world" experiences in the wine industry.
- Undergraduate students have embarked on undergraduate research experiences pertaining to wine research within the College of Agricultural Sciences. Several of these projects have benefited the local wine industry.
- Graduates from Food Science have started to "harvest hop" to the southern hemisphere for winemaking and production experiences internationally. Virginia (Smith) Mitchell, head winemaker at Galer Estate Winery, traveled to Australia in the winter months of 2013 while Allie Miller will travel to New Zealand for the 2016 harvest. These experiences bring a global perspective and education that facilitate innovative changes to the growing Pennsylvania wine industry.
- Several students have benefited from permanent placement in the wine and fermented beverage industries upon graduation, and many have committed to Pennsylvania operations. The experience gained through research winemaking here at Penn State is invaluable and leaves them with base knowledge in wine production.
- Many students volunteer for Extension programming, which gives them the opportunity to present research and educational experiences to industry members as well as network with potential employers (you!).
- Graduate research has flourished. Both Dr. Ryan Elias and Dr. Michela Centinari have several graduate students that are working on applied research projects which address winemaker and grower needs reflected in previous industry needs assessments.
- Since 2011, the number of research wines being made has more than quadrupled. Today, we have outgrown the equipment I used in 2011 and outgrown our storage capacity for research wines. The wines produced at Penn State are annually evaluated at regional Extension events.
With such a positive focus on student development and interaction with Pennsylvania's grape and wine industry, the 2015 vintage was expected to be our best vintage yet!
The 2015 growing season did not leave much hope for Pennsylvania grape growers and winemakers, and I can recall a series of summer meetings in which winemakers from across the state asked me if I was prepared to deal with a lack of fruit and a bunch of rot in our research winemaking curriculum. Luckily, as Michela will reflect upon next week, the season shaped up to be one of the best I have experienced in my time here at Penn State.
For 2015, we recruited 10 interested undergraduate students for the 2015 harvest season to assist with the research harvests and wine production. This is double the quantity of students that typically enroll in an independent study experience associated with enology.
Students participate in regular wine processing operations, which can be seen in Figures 2 – 7: crushing, pressing, monitoring fermentation, and completing wines through malolactic fermentation. Additionally, at the end of the semester, each enrolled student presents on a wine grape variety of interest.
Many students arrive with a genuine interest in fermentation science, or would like to get more experience in food production. Many of them leave the fall semester with future undergraduate research opportunities, internships/co-ops at wineries, or develop an expectation to graduate with permanent placement in the fermented beverage industry.I can't wait to share some of the 2015 wines with the local industry at the March 2016 PA Wine Marketing & Research Board Symposium or at future Extension Enology events.
As a general reminder, many of these projects are financially supported through the multi-state Grape Wine Quality Eastern U.S. Initiative SCRI grant (which partially funds the NE-1020 variety trial research program), the PA Wine Marketing and Research Board, and the Crouch Fellowship, among other grant agencies.
Here are just a few snap shots that depict everything that we are currently working on for the 2015 harvest season:
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George Monbiot was called to appear yesterday to the Commons Environmental Audit Committee to give evidence on his views regarding land use and policy re. the recent floods.
You can watch his full appearance here – it lasts around 40 minutes.
I thought George gave a good performance – it was tailored to the audience as was his attire! He covered a lot of ground – natural flood plain management, catchment level action, slowing the flow, re-wilding, dam building, beavers, maize cultivation, land use in the uplands etc etc.
He spent quite a bit of time talking about the Basic Payment Scheme's 'ineligible features' scandal and I got the feeling the Committee were very interested in what he said.
You can get another take on yesterday at the EAC by reading Miles King's piece here – where he also covers the story that the EAC barred Richard North from giving evidence after initially asking him to speak.
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On the 10/17/16 episode of the Rock Your Retirement show, Kathe interviewed celebrity Dave Jackson about his experience with Alzheimer's disease.
Dave Jackson runs the School of Podcasting. Frances McGrogan, a previous guest, and I talked about how he helped us learn how to podcast in episode 21.
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Detroit police seek hit-and-run driver who critically injured pedestrian
The Detroit Police Department is seeking the public's assistance in locating a suspect and vehicle from a critical hit and run accident that occurred on the city's west side. Detroit Free Press
The Detroit Police Department is looking for the person involved in a hit-and-run on the city's west side Monday night.
The driver hit a pedestrian at the intersection of West 7 Mile Road and Appleton Street, according to a police department news release. The suspect then fled east on West 7 Mile .
The pedestrian was taken to the hospital and is in critical condition.
Police looking for this vehicle in Detroit hit-and-run Detroit Free Press
The incident was captured on the cameras at the intersection. The suspect was allegedly driving a white, 2010-2014 Kia Sorrento with possible front end damage from the crash.
If anyone recognizes the car or the driver, call the Detroit Police Department at 313-596-2260 or 1-800-773-2587.
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What is the breadmaking course?
A really wild bread baking course taking full advantage of outdoor cookery skills, using a wood fired Dutch and Cob ovens. Bread has never been so easy to make and cook the traditional way, creating truly Artisan results, learn from the best with professional wild chef – Fraser Christian. Take away culinary skills to be used at home or in the wild.
Learn the history and journey of bread making and baking, using traditional skills, cooking bread three ways over the fire: on sticks, in ovens and baking in the embers, taking full advantage of all stages of the fires energy.
Different yeasts available
You begin by simply creating your own sourdough starter (yours to take with you), shared from our unique wild woodland yeast cultured mix. We also use commercially available yeasts, however the sourdough starter is a great glimpse into the natural and wild yeasts that would have been used to make bread for hundreds of years.
Breadmaking flour
Understand the different local stone milled flours we use on the courses and get hands on in the mix as we create simple bread doughs ready for shaping and baking. Wild foods have been added to breads for generations and we can look to bring in such wild super foods as seaweed, nuts, berries, seeds and wild plants. Really wild garlic bread has no rivals!
Breadmaking in traditional ovens
The traditional wood fired cob oven was much in demand and well used in times not too distant and the simple science of cooking with fire is easily gained on this, the most 'real' of all outdoor bread cookery courses.
Alongside the combinations of bread we bake on the course throughout the day, the fire pot will be ticking over slowly with a seasonal soup, incorporating any wild foraged foods available to us in the surrounding wild landscape.
Lunch is served mid day with the bread you bake in the morning, the wild fire pot soup and a selection of local artisan cheeses – with wild teas and cordials, on hand throughout the day.
The key skills you experience and take away with you on our unique wild bread baking course
- Differences in grains and flours
- Raising agents including sourdough starters and yeasts
- Recipes for different breads
- Preparing and kneeding the dough
- Shaping and developing the dough
- Baking using an open fire, Dutch oven and woodfired cob oven
What you need for the course
Everthing you will need for the course is included in the courses subscription, including ingredients, lunch and the sour dough starter kit.
Please dress for cooking around the fire and outside, although most of what we do is undercover and kept cosy by the large chimney flued open fire pit (no more smokey eyes)
What is the courses subscriction
£115.00 per person
How do you book on to the course
Please select a suitable date from the option at the top of the page, add to cart and check out using our secure on line booking form – thank you!


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July 28, 2019 @ 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
An event every week that begins at 12:00 pm on Sunday, happening 4 times
Lady Andrea, sewing and maker extraordinaire, is offering to share her knowledge and guidance with those who are dreaming BIG for their cosplay creations!
Whether you're going out of town for a big Con, or starting your first ever for the Hall of Heroes Comic Con in Elkhart, Lady Andrea will be offering her extensive sewing and costume-making experience to help get your ideas off the ground!
The Cosplay Workroom will be open for four consecutive Sundays from 12:00-3:00pm. Dates are July 7th, 14th, 21st, and 28th.
The cost is $10 (per class) and can be paid the day of the workshop! Email registration is required at least 24 hours in advance. Write to email@example.com to register.


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Looking for swap 2€ commemorative UNC coins.
All Euro countries are welcome!
Swapping 10 to 10 (100g) or 55 to 55 UNC (500g) coins.
OR 8 rolls to 8 rolls (2kg). Or - discuss!
Registered parcel or insured - Always!
Offering Lithuanian, Latvian coins (2€ rolls, UNC sets, BU sets, cards, etc).
Future 2019 rolls..
Also looking partners, sellers, dealers who want swap rolls/cards/sets, or want to sell or buy.
Write me, and if your price will be good - maybe I will buy. Or we will be partners in the future.
Please, send list with prices. I DONT HAVE WANTED LIST.
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Im from Portugal, are you interested to swap 2€ commemorative's coins UNC?
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I will need some conmemorative coins from Cyprus.
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I have got conmemorative and regular coins from Spain, Portugal, France, Belgium, Italy,.... for swap
My email is email@example.com
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Psaxnw regular 2 euros apo Kypro 2010-2016. Exeis kanena diathesimo gia antalagi?
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I have many coins dobule also 2 euro NL flag. I hope we can swap.
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Like "albums", "mixtapes" is a word that's survived despite the introduction of compact discs. Somehow, they're warmer words that maybe reach into a collective consciousness that remembers when music was less transitional and more meaningful, when the underground was more real than pose, when cultures included more definitive labels descriptions for Alternates, Punks, Goths, Poppers etc.
Mixtapes are accessible to everyone. Millions of teens and young adults have tried to express joy and pain to a lover through songs that associated them with emotions relevant to their situation. For the passionate and true like myself, making mixtapes is a part of my life and will be forever.
I began as a pimpled youngster with my portable radio hidden under my covers, late at night. It was an exciting period of discovering The Pixies, the Cure etc. Whilst experiencing first love, i became a c0mmercial DJ at Sand Pebbles on the Durban beachfront. Having 2 turntables, 2 CDs players and a tape deck at my disposal was a dream come true. Living with my lover was a rollercoaster which got interpreted through dozens of mixtapes. I left the industry but through twists and turns became a DJ at the original Burn Night Club, the most successful rock club in the city. Ultimately, i DJed the 2 biggest nights, gaining more fuel for my hobby as well as soundtracks for my life of twists and turns.
I spent another decade in the industry. My mixtapes became official compilations boasting South African rock music that i loved. I made 10 of those, two of them double CDs.
I radically altered my life several years ago and unexpectedly rooted myself in the small, incredibly beautiful, town of Knysna on the Garden Route of South Africa. I've hosted cool bands such as Napalma, 7th Son, Plush, Stealing Love Jones, Jack Mantis Band, Dan Patlansky etc. but mixtapes has been sorely lacking of late.
Life has been busy yet poor, tumultuous and challenging. As a goal to add more joy to my life, and hopefully to dedicated music lovers such as you reading this blog right now, i'm starting a section on this site called Wicked Mixtapes. It will include everything from pop and indie to classics and metal but hopefully in a way you haven't felt before.I'll keep them at 64kbps so as to have a leg to stand on if a record company attacks. That'll be good enough quality for you to decide if you want to buy the tracks yourselves. I'm hoping so. Music with depth should be shared and spread!
"Mixtapes" should not be "mistakes". As intimated, i'm aiming for art, a particularly choice of songs placed in the right order so as to fulfill a theme or install an emotion within you that relates to your life.
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Linda Picken "Sweet Schnauzers" Wall Clock
Limited-edition chalet-style wooden cuckoo clock with Linda Picken schnauzer artwork. Sculpted Schnauzer announces every hour with a cheerful bark.
Measures including hanging pendulum and weights 11" W x 22" H x 3-1/2" D
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Schnauzer fans know, spending time with a lovable schnauzer pal makes every minute a treasure! Now you can make all those special times together even more memorable with this Sweet Schnauzers Cuckoo Clock. A Bradford Exchange limited-edition exclusive, it boasts paws-atively perfect schnauzer artwork by acclaimed award-winning artist Linda Picken, showcased within an impressively sized classic cuckoo clock design and highlighted by best-in-show features. What a wonderful way to prove that time spent with your best furry friend is never wasted.
This schnauzer cuckoo clock is sure to charm one and all with its masterfully crafted chalet-style wooden clock body. Sculpted artist's resin roses frame the main image of two perky schnauzer pals by Linda Picken, expertly recreated in vibrant color and detail. Another schnauzer portrait adorns the clock face, along with Roman numerals and golden hands. A precision quartz movement and swinging pendulum flanked by decorative pine cone weights keep time ticking right along. PLUS, every hour a well-trained schnauzer "cuckoo" emerges from behind the shuttered doors at the top of the clock and greets you to a happy bark. Schnauzer fans everywhere are sure to fall in love with this cuckoo clock, and strong demand is anticipated, so hurry. Order now!
- Every precious moment spent with your lovable schnauzer dog is beautifully celebrated with this Sweet Schnauzers Cuckoo Clock, featuring the imagery of acclaimed award-winning artist Linda Picken, exclusively from The Bradford Exchange
- Two charming schnauzer portraits by Linda Picken are showcased on this custom-crafted cuckoo clock, recreated in vivid color and detail
- Inspired by traditional cuckoo clock designs, the wooden body of this masterfully crafted schnauzer cuckoo clock is shaped like a charming chalet and filled with best-in-show features you're sure to admire time and again
- Sculpted roses in artist's resin adorn the main image of two perky schnauzer pals, while another schnauzer portrait graces the cuckoo clock face, which also features Roman numerals and golden hands
- A precise quartz movement and swinging brass-toned pendulum, flanked by decorative pine cone weights, keep time ticking right along
- Best of all, hourly entertainment is provided by a well-trained schnauzer "cuckoo" who emerges from behind the shuttered doors on the hour with a cheerful bark!
- Requires 1 "AA" and 2 "D" batteries (not included)
- Edition limited to 295 crafting days, so order now!
- Certificate of Authenticity
- Measures including hanging pendulum and weights 11" W x 22" H x 3-1/2" D; 27.9 cm W x 55.9 cm H x 8.9 cm D


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Party Earth Review Boasting forty hi-def flat-screen TVs and a rustic yet sophisticated dark pine décor, The Ainsworth is an expansive gastropub and sports bar that attracts a clientele of upscale sports enthusiasts and local nine-to-fivers. While daytime sees a bustling business lunch crowd filling the chocolate leather banquettes in the ... more
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House holds hearing on drug compounding law
The House Energy and Commerce Health Subcommittee today held a hearing on implementation of the Compounding Quality Act, which updated federal requirements for drug compounding facilities after a 2012 fungal meningitis outbreak that was associated with a contaminated compounded steroid medication distributed to patients and providers in 23 states. Witnesses at the hearing included Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, M.D.; officials from two companies that manufacture compounded sterile drugs; a patient; and representatives from the American Academy of Dermatology, International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists, The Pew Charitable Trusts, National Community Pharmacists Association, and American Academy of Ophthalmology. As FDA continues to implement the law, Gottlieb said the agency "plans to take steps that preserve lawful pharmacy practices and expand the opportunities for pharmacies that want to engage in larger-scale compounding to efficiently become 503B facilities."


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Car Accident Attorney
The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) recently issued a press release about various safety and infrastructure updates coming to roadways across the state. Among these updates is a transition from traditional 4-inch wide highway stripes to 6-inch wide highway stripes. These stripes will help to improve visibility and awareness for motorists in dark conditions and inclement weather. The paint used to make these stripes has reflective beads in it, which will reflect a vehicle's headlights to make the stripes visible to drivers. These stripes will also help autonomous vehicles to better "see" the lines and stay in their lanes.
Improving California's Transportation System
The new stripes are being funded by Senate Bill 1, which will invest $5.4 billion a year to improve and fix the transportation system in the State of California. In addition to the wider highway stripes, projects involving new traffic signals and sensors along with road and bridge repairs are also being planned. According to Caltrans, the revenue will allow Caltrans to repair or replace up to 17,00 miles of pavement, 55,000 culverts and drains, 7,700 signals and sensors and 500 bridges over the next 10 years.
Transportation Infrastructure and Roadway Safety
Effective and up-to-date transportation infrastructure is an important part of roadway safety. If roads are in need of repair, they could be dangerous for drivers and vulnerable roadway users like motorcycle riders. While Caltrans is working to make necessary updates and needed repairs on California roads, they're reminding motorists to remain vigilant and watchful for roadway workers. Distracted driving can endanger the lives of roadway works and other motorists and roadway users.
Car Accidents in California
Car accidents often leave victims in the hospital and out of work. Whether a distracted driver injured you or you were involved in a crash involving a poorly maintained or dangerous roadway, it's always a good idea to speak with a lawyer about your claim. If you have been injured or if you have lost a loved one in a car accident involving a dangerous or negligent driver in San Diego, along with the Central Coast or in the Bay Area, contact the skilled and proven team at Harris Personal Injury Lawyers, Inc. at 1.800.GO.HARRIS for a free case consultation today.


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Kurosawa + Samurai Culture Night
April 12 - Pre-Party: 8:30 - 10:30 pm
Screening of Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai: 10:30 pm
Presented with the Japanese Culture Center & Japanese Arts Foundation
Pre-Party: no cover | Film tickets are $9.00 and on sale now.
Join the Japanese Culture Center and Japanese Arts Foundation for a night exploring samurai practice and culture -- followed by a screening of Akira Kurosawa's 1954 masterpiece film, Seven Samurai. See demonstrations and join talks exploring traditional Japanese swordsmanship with Mugai Ryu Chicago and the Aikido Association of America. Learn even more about Budo martial way, history and culture, chat with those involved at The Japanese Culture Center as well as others who share the interest!
Interested in viewing one of the most iconic samurai films of all time with those who carry on its traditions? Don't miss this very special Logan screening and explore samurai culture as it is presented by Kurosawa himself!
*Stay tuned for a special affiliated historic photography exhibition, "The Last Samurai", opening at the Consulate-General of Japan in Chicago and Japanese Culture Center featuring portraits and historical images of the last samurai from the Meiji period. Details forthcoming!


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HPV Vaccination Resources for Health Professionals
Health care providers play the most important role in getting people vaccinated against human papillomavirus (HPV) and helping parents to understand that the HPV vaccine is cancer prevention.
Use our free materials to encourage vaccination uptake among your patients.
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- Take a Shot at Cancer: Lower literacy parent handout describing the importance of HPV vaccination.
- For Your Patients: HPV Vaccination for Prevention of Cervical Cancer: Review a consumer-friendly version of the American Cancer Society's recommendations for HPV vaccine use.
- CA Patient Page: A reproducible patient page, "Prevention of Cancers with Human Papillomavirus Vaccination," is available here.
Provider Education and Tools
- Steps for Increasing HPV Vaccination in Practice: This is an action guide to implement evidence-based strategies for clinicians
- Just the Facts: Get the facts you need to respond to common questions and concerns about HPV vaccination.
- Increasing Adolescent Immunization Coverage: An E-learning Module for HPV Vaccination: A 40-minute e-learning program for pediatric and primary care provider teams, offering CME credit.
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HPV Roundtable Resource Library: The National HPV Vaccination Roundtable Resource Library features patient and provider education tools to increase HPV vaccination awareness and uptake. These tools include:
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We played our first game of the campaign. 2 vs 2 in Total War. US Infantry and Armor against East German Armor and Soviet Armor and Afgantsy. Abrams tanks butchered German tanks on the train bridge, inflicting 8 casualties before any tanks made it over the bridge. Hinds murdered the Abrams and the Afgantsy landed on the objective. M109s hammered tanks all around the table, killed some Geckos and some rocket launchers. ITV901s turned T-64s into scrap metal. Heavy casualties were taken by both sides.
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Who Was Charles Darwin?
by Deborah Hopkinson
✅ Editor: Grosset and Dunlap
Enjoy this book on your E-Reader and in the format you prefer
As a young boy, Charles Darwin hated school and was often scolded for conducting "unnecessary" experimentsYet his passion for the natural world was so strong that he suffered from a terrible seasickness during his five-year voyage aboard the BeagleDarwin collected new creatures from the coasts of Africa, South America, and the Galapagos Islands, and expanded his revolutionary ideas that would change understanding of the natural worldAbout 100 illustrations and an exciting text will make Darwin and his theory of evolution an exciting discovery for every young reader.
Deborah Hopkinson – Who Was Charles Darwin? – Easy
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Watch These Dudes Slip 'n Slide Off a 50-Foot Cliff
Your casual backyard slip 'n slide just got a bit of a redux. Videographer Devin Super Tramp and his pals apply the same principles as your garden variety Home Depot tarp slide—biodegradable soap, tarp, splash of water—only theirs has a little more edge.
In the vertigo-inducing video, the team of daredevils (both trained professionals and other lunatics under the supervision of professionals) spill over the side of a 50-foot cliff, executing impeccable backflips and cringe-worthy backflops, some of which you can see in all of their unnerving glory thanks to personal GoPro cams.
Carrie Dennis is a writer for Thrillist Media Group and, admittedly, this scares her a little. Follow her on Twitter at @CarrrieDennnis.


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- "Controlling the narrative is everything. You can't have any more loose threads, so anyone who might have overheard anything you said to Diamondback or Shades in here is a threat."
"You're absolutely correct."
"I'm at your service."
- ―Alex Wesley and Mariah Dillard
Alex Wesley was the personal assistant of Mariah Dillard who had continued to support his boss, even during her rise in the crime world, in the wake of her cousin Cottonmouth's violent murder. Wesley helped Dillard gain power and authority within Harlem; however, following her arrest, due to Shades' turning into an informant, Dillard had ordered the execution of anyone who could testify against her, with Wesley being included.
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Black Mariah's Executions
- "Tell your mother I'd never rat. I'd never roll over."
"What's going on?"
"Just about anybody that's ever worked at Harlem's Paradise is dead."
"Damn it, Alex! You knew who she was better than anyone. You should've walked when you had the chance."
- ―Alex Wesley and Tilda Johnson
Hurrying into Mother's Touch, Wesley spoke with Tilda Johnson about Mariah Dillard becoming too dangerous for his comfort, having former associates and former employees at Harlem's Paradise slaughtered. Though Johnson questioned why he had not left her mother long before this, he admitted that he has tried previously but was always pulled back in. When Wesley tried to request hiding in her shop, he was rejected, being asked to leave before she called the police.
An evening later, his body was found in the middle of a street, a gunshot wound through his forehead.[1]
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- Harlem's Paradise: To be added
- Mariah Dillard's Brownstone: To be added
- Shirley Chisholm Complex: To be added
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- Mariah Dillard/Black Mariah † - Former Employer
- Hernan Alvarez/Shades
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- New York City Police Department
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