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If you're getting excited about the release of Destiny later this month but are limited for space on either your Xbox One or your PlayStation 4, you may want to look into clearing up some space.
According to an imgur user who has managed to be lucky enough to receive a copy of Destiny early, the box art for Destiny suggests the game will required a gigantic 40 GB free for installation. Not only is this size absolutely massive, it's just the base game – there is bound to be gigabytes of more content and DLC planned for the future.
The Xbox One has just 500 GB available for use when you buy it brand new, which means that Destiny will take up a massive 8% of your entire hard drive space. It doesn't sound like much, but it can add up quickly. It would take just 12 games with the same install size to fill up your hard drive completely.
If you're more worried about the state of your internet bandwidth on launch day, rumors are circulating that you will only need to install 18 GB of Destiny before you can start to play the game – at that point, the remaining 12 GB will be downloaded whilst you play.
Fortunately, there will be pre-downloads available before the game is released so that players can get ready to experience the game as soon as it is released.
With increasing game file sizes, it's surprising both Sony and Microsoft have opted to pick 500 GB hard drives for their new consoles – hopefully larger hard drives will be available for purchase in the near future – if not, both Sony and Microsoft may have a bit of a problem on their hands.
Destiny will be released on September 9th for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Following on from the alpha and beta periods earlier on in the year, the game is expected to be a huge success.

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Here's Mike's reaction seeing Emily for the first time:
Aria. It's also always a treat when the flowers are by Madison Floral, loved the white and green colors against the black dresses.
Each wedding celebrates the joining of two families and this was truly the case with Emily & Mike's wedding. As we drove home at the end of the night, Audrey and I couldn't stop talking about how happy and supportive their parents, grandparents and siblings were of the couple. It was truly wonderful to witness.
We then moved to the Wharf Room to join all of the invited guests for the next part of the day. Thanks to Jen for getting this great image of Mike with his parents:
I'm not sure I've ever seen two people so incredibly happy to be getting married to one another:
After the ceremony we took a few more "just married" pictures. There are well-meaning but ill-advised wedding blogs and magazines out there that suggest you give a list of "500 must have pictures" to your wedding photographer. I'm always happy to have a list of family members but I don't recommend any other type of list. Weddings are by nature an unscripted event, you can't possibly predict many of the moments that will happen organically and if your photographer is busy checking staged pictures off a list they will miss the good stuff.
For example - there was the most amazing racing schooner - the Germania Nova - moored outside of the Boston Harbor Hotel and we thought it would make an interesting backdrop. Little did we know that a) we would be invited on board to take some pictures and b) everyone on board would be wearing furry animal suits. Most unexpected and amazing wedding moment ever :)
Although the super furry animals were kind of awesome, we wanted to get some beautiful wedding pictures for Emily & Mike and I love the one with the Boston Harbor Hotel in the background along with the rest of the city
Jen was busy photographing cocktail hour so I headed back to the Wharf Room to take some set up shots of the reception. Loving the centerpieces by Madison Floral. Boston Uplights did the most beautiful uplighting with pin lights on the flowers and soft lighting on the dance floor.
Such a beautiful wedding venue. I've photographed a number of wedding at the Boston Harbor Hotel and their attention to detail is amazing. It was a pleasure to work with Cortney Gold again, the last wedding we had together was in the middle of the blizzard so this one was way less stressful in terms of weather!
The newlyweds were announced, thanks to Audrey for this image:
and then it was time for the hora followed by their first dance:
Toasts followed and they were the perfect mix of emotional and hilarious. Emily's father managed to make everyone reach for the tissues when he pulled out a card he'd carried in his wallet since Emily was a little girl declaring that he was the person she wanted to spend all of her time with and gave it to Mike. He then also "took off his hat" to Mike turning the tears to laughter.
Parent dances were next
Beantown were the wedding band for the night and they were SPECTACULAR! I have a few more weddings coming up with them and can't wait. You're guaranteed a full dance floor!
And that ladies and gentlemen is it for tonight! Coming up next will be engagement pictures in Boston and Ogunquit and then the most beautiful wedding at the Red Barn Inn in Cohasset, MA
Emily & Mike - thank you, thank you, thank you! It's been such a pleasure working with you both. You have the most wonderful welcoming families and it was an honor to photograph you on your wedding day! Your thoughtful thank you note arrived in the mail yesterday and explained the generous gift of amazing wines that showed up on my doorstep earlier in the week. Paul and I drank the Cabernet with dinner and toasted to your long and happy marriage together! Keep dancing into the night...
What? You're sad that the blog post is over? There's LOTS more coming in the next few days! Make sure to "like" Leah Haydock Photography to see all kind of sneak peeks and updates. And there is just one more thing I can share with you...
The video team for Emily & Mike's wedding were the incomparable Boston Wedding Films. It's always a pleasure to work with Jason, Jim and their team. We had the photobooth set up and Jim asked if I'd be OK with him putting a small video camera up alongside mine. He asked me for access to the images and put together this fabulous little video combining behind the scenes footage with the photobooth pictures. Enjoy! Look out for "Bentley the dog on a stick" making a cameo!


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Out doing cases today. Went to Natahki Drive on Big Bass Lake. Actually, the lake's name was officially changed to Lake Natahki in 1907, but somehow that didn't stick. It is the name of an Indian girl who married James Willard Schultz, a popular explorer and author at the turn of the 20th Century. Here, the name survives only on this one road and a variant, Na-tah-ka, a very popular local bar, which is also on Big Bass Lake.
Anyway... I snapped a picture looking down the lake, even though it wasn't a day for attractive water pictures.
The next stop I had to make was around on the other side of the same lake, on Bluegill Drive. The timestamps on the pictures show that these were taken 22 minutes apart. I thought it was two sides of the same island, but looking at the map, I see that it is not. However, it's the same lake taken from another angle. What a difference!
Maybe if life is looking glum, we just need a different angle?
Right now, it's raining pretty hard. But I'm inside and warm and doing reports. All is well.
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California Riding Magazine • July, 2014
Horsey Humor:
Equestrian Warrior
by Bob Goddard
I've become a big fan of fellow PhelpsSports.com columnist, Fred Glueckstein. His column deals with horses and history, two of my favorite things. While I'm still pretty much in equestrian kindergarten, I majored in history and still enjoy looking back and seeing what everyone was up to way back when. While a lot of human history isn't particularly pleasant, most of it is interesting, especially when you include horses.
Fred does a great job at making it all come alive and he always seems to find the most colorful characters of both species to write about. I especially like it when he tells us about people like Winston Churchill or Stonewall Jackson or Charles V. You know, the larger-than-life war leader types.
Oddly, the kind of names larger-than-life war leader types picked for their horses didn't always correspond to their riders' personas. Sitting Bull, the great leader of the Lakota Sioux, had a horse named "Blackie." For Finnish Field Marshall Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim, the "Father of Modern Finland," we have "Kitty." George Washington chimed in with a horse named "Ellen Edenberg."
Recently, Fred did a column on Washington, who was well known for his skill as an equestrian. I grew up thinking George Washington as a kind of admirable, but dull historical figure. This is due to Gilbert Stuart's famous portrait of Washington, the one that's on the U.S. dollar bill. Sorry, but in that portrait, Washington looks more like a fussy old grandmother than the Father of Anything.
Of course, there was nothing grandmotherly about George Washington. He was a force to be reckoned with, a leader of men and who was not afraid to break things when the situation called for it. He was tall and carried himself in a manner that commanded respect the instant he walked into the room. He was never more impressive than while on horseback.
Horses and colorful leaders just seemed to go together. I love stuff like Jacques-Louis David's treatment of Napoleon crossing the Alps. With storm clouds and mountain peaks setting the background, the magnificent white charger rears as the First Counsel points upward, as if to say that's my destiny, that's where I'm going. Of course, this would have been right on the money had Bonaparte's finger been pointing to a God-forsaken, heavily guarded prison island in the South Atlantic.
As glorious and heroic as the painting is - and I do love it - it's hardly accurate. Napoleon was one of the most brilliant military minds in history, but his talent for manipulating all forms of media to his own benefit was even more impressive. It is widely accepted by historians that Napoleon did not cross the Alps on a horse, but rather he was led across whilst on a mule. Thusly:
Not that there is anything wrong with mules. I think they're great. They just don't give you the same dynamic flair as a great stallion with flailing legs.
No one owns history, so if Napoleon can play with it, so can I. Here's my rendering:
Famous horses do not have to be large. Confederate General Stonewall Jackson's horse, Little Sorrell, was barely 15 hands. Little Sorrell carried Jackson through several battles, most of which were won by the South.
Jackson was certainly a colorful figure, but there is some controversy over whether the General was an eccentric genius or just plain eccentric. His campaign in the Shenandoah Valley was one of the most bizarre episodes in the American Civil War. In 48 days, he marched his heavily outnumbered army over 640 miles, hither and yon across the Valley. These audacious and rapid movements kept the opposing Union commanders completely off balance and like a whack-a-mole, they could never really be sure where Jackson was going to pop up next.
I've always accepted the traditional view that Jackson's Valley Campaign was sheer military genius. And I still prefer to think that. However, after taking riding lessons and having several horses take me around the arena wherever they darn well please, the possibility has occurred to me that perhaps Little Sorrell actually led the campaign and Jackson just didn't know how to ride any better than I do.
I enjoy enhancing my riding lessons with Great Leader on Horse daydreams. Of all the wonderful combos history has to offer, I prefer Frederick the Great on Conde entering Berlin after beating the Austrians, the Russians, the French and the odds. There's nothing like a glorious and powerfully dignified slow trot across the center of the arena, chin in the air, back straight, reins held low, surveying the adoring masses. Turn and do it again… until….
"Hey, Bonaparte! I said I wanted you to pick up a canter…"
Wrong guy. But at least she got the right idea.


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Walcott linked with MLS move
It's not clear where the story originated and no specific club has been mentioned but it would be a natural progression for a player who has seen his career stall in recent years in the Premier League.
His £20m move from Arsenal to Everton has failed to reignite his fortunes and a change of pace and scenery in Major League Soccer could offer him another chance.
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1 Posted 07/04/2019 at 17:06:40
If Southampton want to swap him for Redmond we should look at that.
2 Posted 07/04/2019 at 17:24:47
3 Posted 07/04/2019 at 17:51:52
4 Posted 07/04/2019 at 18:34:09
5 Posted 07/04/2019 at 18:42:57
Looks like he'll be cashing Beckham's checks.
6 Posted 07/04/2019 at 18:47:24
7 Posted 07/04/2019 at 18:49:15
8 Posted 07/04/2019 at 19:59:51
We need to swap him for nobody. Stick with what we have and give Lookman the opening he needs. Other than that get Theo back to form. Focing Redmond and Charlie Austin. How about we look to players that can at least give us the hope we need to get into the top 4.
9 Posted 07/04/2019 at 20:28:49
10 Posted 07/04/2019 at 20:32:54
11 Posted 07/04/2019 at 20:40:07
Redmond is a great little player in a crap team.
12 Posted 07/04/2019 at 21:04:50
13 Posted 07/04/2019 at 21:07:34
14 Posted 07/04/2019 at 22:44:29
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16 Posted 08/04/2019 at 00:46:47
Spot on
Cant believe he is on top wages and glad to see him go (thought he could have done a job for us but has proven to be absolutely fucking useless)
Get him off the inflated wage bill and give Lookman a shout.
17 Posted 08/04/2019 at 00:54:03
Spot on mate, why the fuck would we want Redmond, he's bang average and currently in a purple patch. He's 25 years old, he's been at Southampton for 3 season's and averaged a goal every 10 games. This has been his best season and he's on 3 prem goals in 32 prem games.
Forget a swap deal, let's just try and claw a few quid back on him and go after someone different.
18 Posted 08/04/2019 at 01:00:57
We were excellent in every position against Arsenal today. Rightly so, the players have been praised. Yet prior to recent performances, many fans were saying that Coleman was finished, Gomes was a 'flash in the pan' and Calvert-Lewin would never make a striker! How fickle people can be and how quickly opinions can change! These are the same fans currently writing Walcott off. Yet in Theo's early games for us, he looked different class to his team mates. Head and shoulders above everyone at the time. His arrival in a blue shirt was a breath of fresh air and promised so much. I still think he is a class act. He needs to regain his confidence, up his work rate and become more consistant. There are legitimate comparisons to how Delafeu was for us, in so much as both possess great talent, but too often their contributions are anonymous.
I'm appealing to Evertonians to give Theo every opportunity to regain the scoring touch, that has deserted him at present. It is far too premature to be writing him off.
19 Posted 08/04/2019 at 01:13:04
20 Posted 08/04/2019 at 01:37:26
Fair comment. The whole team performance was immense today. Gomes must be signed, Zouma also. With luck, Guyye (30 years old by the way) will stay. Hopefully it will be a springboard for better things, namely European competition. If we can achieve that, we will need a quality squad in depth. I believe Walcott can still contribute to that squad. I would also like to take a second look at Vlasic. We have some excellent young U23 players on the fringe. The future is healthy.
We have much dead wood to get rid of, Mirallas, Bollassie, Sandro, to name but three. Greatly inferior to Walcott in my opinion.
21 Posted 08/04/2019 at 02:11:02
The lad's having a good season by all accounts, so I hope you're right.
22 Posted 08/04/2019 at 02:37:59
Alabama, Mississippi, and the Panhandle of my beloved State?
Flat? Yes. God's country? Yes. Second Amendment bastion?
Yes. ;0)
Sounds a fine commute / trip to me!
Theo would love it. Move him on.
23 Posted 08/04/2019 at 09:35:54
Apart from a couple of early decent (ish) performances and goals, he has delivered next to nothing, he has limited Lookman's chances (or should I say Marco has, by continually picking him) of first team involvement.
I just hope we can recoup some of the inflated fee we paid, and apart from Theo banking a few million, the only other party that has benefitted was the guy who had a bet on him joining us, and won about £50K.
24 Posted 08/04/2019 at 10:44:21
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26 Posted 08/04/2019 at 12:58:52
Yet obviously they've not been frequent enough and the feeling is that we can do better to develop Lookman or find a young alternative. If and when he goes I will not be saying good riddance, he deserves better than that.
27 Posted 08/04/2019 at 13:52:32
Like Lennon the team initially got a push upon his arrival but he has fallen short since then.
It is time to let him go and give Vlasic a chance.
We need to be spending big on a forward and a central defender as a priority for next season.
28 Posted 08/04/2019 at 14:26:20
He is quick, he can finish (occasionally, but especially when he doesnt have to think about it) that is about all. His all round game is absolutely shocking for a professional who has been in and around first team squads and international football for about 13 years now. Good luck to him but its patently obvious that premier league football is just far too hard for him now and his cameos for Everton make it seem as if he has won a fucking competition to have a run out in the big league.
I remember a stat lover on here had reeled out that Walcott had had 3 times as many touches in the minutes he was on than any other player in one of his cameos citing this "fact" as to why he was an important player yet had failed to grasp that Walcott was taking a minimum of 3 touches to eventually control the fucking ball.
Good luck, good riddance (as a footballer, as a person he seems like a lovely bloke who goes above and beyond with his charity/meet and greet duties). He is currently blocking the path of another youngster who, potentially, could be a far better player so get on the blower to your mate Becks and dont look back.
29 Posted 08/04/2019 at 14:56:25
If you don't have passion for the game or the shirt you wont perform.
A quick and talented lad hindered by his own mindset,
30 Posted 08/04/2019 at 18:32:44
Its as if nothings changed from the last few years of his Arsenal career. Arsenal fans Ive spoken with always say he never quite got his consistency together.
I think the MLS would salvage his career. I dont see him bar a miracle getting the bit between his teeth for EFC first team.
Henry O, and Vlasic offer more and have age on their side.
MB & MS have some tough actions once the Spurs game is over.
Nb Any one know whats happened with Morgan Schneiderlin?
31 Posted 08/04/2019 at 18:47:14
Walcott needs a goal. And is far more intelligent with the ball, than Richarlison. Bang in form he can make a huge difference to us. I wouldnt write him off, Id support him and bring him on as sub till his confidence returns. A lot of players were guilty of rushing chances against both West Ham and Arsenal. Im fact every single one of our forward players. Bring him into this confident team and see what he can do. Im now thinking we dont need to bring in a large amount of new players. Just a bit of tinkering...
32 Posted 08/04/2019 at 18:57:32
Don't know whether it's a fear of being injured or a general lack of heart but I, and others around me in the TB, see it week in week out, but not so much recently due to his well overdue dropping to the bench!
33 Posted 08/04/2019 at 20:32:32
In this case aim I was asking if any one knows what happened to Morgan Schneiderlin, after being absent from the squad, th3 last couple of games.
Thank you.
34 Posted 08/04/2019 at 21:03:21
It's took Sterling 3 seasons, a great coach, lots of practice, hard work and encouragement from all around him to finally learn its not just about pace. You still have to be a good player, you need more than one attribute.
Bollasie, McGeady, Delofou, Lennon all had / have great pace but in many ways are average players. They still needed to be good team players. It used to be written Walcott wanted to be the main striker at Arsenal. He may have had a few seasons when he scored 10+ goals but he's no striker. He needs 5 chances just to get a shot on target.
I think the others could have offered more if they learnt to be better team players. Bollasie strength, power and airiel ability. McGeady trickery and can cross, same for Del.
Lennon had a better work ethic and a better passer of the ball.
Ultimately none are good or consistent enough to be playing for a champions league team. And it appears not even good enough for us. It's a strange game sometimes but that's team sport in general.
I think Schnides may have been rumbled. What ever he may appear to do on a training pitch certainly isn't reproduced when it matters.
35 Posted 09/04/2019 at 10:36:05
His game was all about pace and come 30 that's going in most players. He's never a footballer and that shows time and time again. It's just a shame that it's taken Marco Silva to see what we all see on a match day because constantly playing him has almost certainly cost us points due to his total ineffectiveness. Sell him to anyone daft enough to employ Allardyce in the future.
36 Posted 09/04/2019 at 10:49:15
Redmond is a good player. But is he good enough? With Richalison on the right and Bernard on the left we look good, would he improve on that?
37 Posted 11/04/2019 at 14:30:42
Hot, hot, hot.
38 Posted 11/04/2019 at 14:37:29
Wasted out on the wing, when we were out of sorts, I would have given him a run in an advanced number 10 role, when we struggled in attack.
Been a letdown, but like I say, only ever played in one position.
As for the biggest waste of money, I would hand that to Sandro.
39 Posted 11/04/2019 at 15:08:28
He has absurd close control, a good burst of pace, very difficult to dislodge off the ball, he 'sees' a play very quickly and knows how to finish.
He made his debut for the national team last month, coming on as sub for our own Richarlison. He didn't look out of place and assisted a goal.
He'll be on every club's radar, so don't get your hopes up!
BTW, a Ronaldinho-linked story from Brazil this week. His 14-year-old son has just been signed up by my Brazilian club, Cruzeiro after a trial. The nice angle of the story is that he didn't tell them who his father was as he wanted to succeed on his own merits, not on the back of his father's reputation.
40 Posted 11/04/2019 at 16:10:13
As for Walcott I predicted this outcome. A good start, some decent matches, some much needed pace but not the future for Everton. Certainly not our worst signing and Im surprised hes surplus to requirements quite so quickly but his end product has not been good enough this season. If we get a good offer expect to see him go but having said that Silva does seem to like him so I would not be surprised to see him stay.
FYI Dont expect Onyekuru to be an upgrade; very similar player, lighting fast with sporadic great finishing but not a rounded game. So far. The only difference is that Onyekurus best years are ahead of him.
41 Posted 11/04/2019 at 18:31:24
Ive always had a soft spot for Ajax ever since the days of Cruyff, Haan, Neeskens, Keizer etc... I only wish some billionaire would buy them so they could keep their best players and regain their place at the top table. Football needs a strong Ajax!
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43 Posted 11/04/2019 at 19:20:03
Saw that we've beem linked with Adams from Birmingham. Been excellent by all accounts, and fits the bill. Will probably cost 15 million upwards. Can play out wide or centrally. Maybe loan them Gordon, or sell Dowell to sweeten the deal.
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46 Posted 11/04/2019 at 20:34:51
So many good players move to new clubs and for some reason it doesnt work out and their careers suffer (or end) Mangala comes to mind - brilliant with Porto terrible in England. The best example is Juan Sebastian Veron who was one of the best in the world but fell flat on his face here. Diego Forlan was another and there are many more.
47 Posted 11/04/2019 at 21:32:59
If you watched, he didnt thread the ball through the eye of the needle for Ajax, he simply passed into space and it was the movement of the team that was effective rather than the accuracy of the passing.
Ziyech was the one who made things happen. I would say he was the Arteta for that side and Klaasen was the Cahill. Only Klaasen wasnt good in the air, he just arrived late in the box and scored often as a result.
Klaasen can clearly only play one way. Thats flat out and full of energy. Koeman tried to recreate that at Everton. He didnt want 3 no10s he wanted to play a very narrow 4231 with the 3 all central and, like Ajax, bamboozling teams with the movement.
This was the side he wanted to play:
Sigurdsson Rooney Klaasen
Schneiderlin Gueye
Baines Williams Keane Coleman
Only Giroud didnt sign and so the formation and tactics didnt work. Giroud is good at linking the play. The ball can be fired up to him and he can knock it back to the attacking midfield 3 who would then be breaking at pace and with them all having excellent technique and able to work in tight spaces they could cut through the opposition.
It just didnt work without Giroud. Rooneys legs had clearly gone. He looked ok in the first few games but he got slower as the games started to come thick and fast. Klaasen didnt settle into the side and Koeman lost confidence in his plan and tried to change it back to last season, only to find that it didnt work without Lukaku, and his backup striker Sandro was not as good as they hoped. Then we saw lots of chopping and changing as he panicked as the results got worse and worse and Klaasen never started two games in a row again.
I would have thought that the Klaasen of Ajax could do a job in the present side, but Silva had a good look at him and quickly decided that he was not good enough and sold him. I dont blame him with the wages he was on, but I still think Klaasen could be a top player in the right side.
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49 Posted 11/04/2019 at 21:53:56
I don't think we need to bring in lots of players. Gomes, Zouma, and a quality striker - Belotti from Torino for me. He's the right age, strong in the air, scores goals, gets assists and is a leader. We also need a RB. I'd love us to buy Wan Bissaka but think we'd have little chance of getting him. Joe Williams can come in and provide defensive midfield cover.
50 Posted 11/04/2019 at 22:05:11
Colin, I forgot to mention about Veron as well. There was a big problem with that type of player in England. Ill cite two examples we know very well.
Firstly, Thomas Gravesen. Thomas played the beckenbauer role for HSV. The Germans were obsessed with the position even after Franz hung his boots up. A no10 type player playing sweeper in the back four and tasked with bringing the ball out of defence and with quarter back style passing. Lothar Matthaus showed that a real quality player could be effective in the role as he dropped back there when his legs had gone.
HSV played Gravesen there. He also played as a DM. He had lots of time on the ball and as we all know his passing was superb, both long and short. So, when he came to Everton smith wanted him to play as a DM and dictate the play. Gravesen found that he had less time on the ball and really struggled. One game Waldo dropped him into the back four and tried him as a sweeper but that was even worse.
We only saw glimpses of Gravesen until Moyes got the best out of him by allowing him to play central midfield with zero defensive duties and Lee Carsley tidying up behind him. He was a luxury player in a team of hard working players and suddenly he was able to find space and get on the ball and make things happen. We finished 4th amassing 2/3 of the total points in 1/2 season he played.
Next example is his replacement, Mikel Arteta. I differ from many of you on here. I think Arteta did not play particularly well in his loan spell. Yes he looked quality and yes everyone could see he was worth signing, but he was out of position.
Like Gravesen he was signed on his work as a defensive midfielder and like Gravesen he barely put a tackle in. Instead he was in space and getting on the ball and pulling the strings. We all know that Moyes shoved him onto the wing, not because he was a winger but to give him space to operate and to nullify his defensive duties, particularly when he had hibbo behind him. He never really played on the wing, he more played FROM the wing.
So veron is similar in that he played as a defensive midfielder. But again, hes not a tackler. Hes big and strong and was expected to be the United answer to Patrick Vieira. But thats not him. Hes one of the best passers of the ball the game has ever seen. I do really mean that, no one can outdo Veron for passing. Even when he was 40 he was still playing, for his beloved Estudientes in Argentina. He was surrounded by pace and he would hit inch perfect passes from the edge of his own box for the wingers to run on to.
Ferguson didnt know what to do with a player who played in a defensive position but didnt defend. Its alien to English football. Thats why nearly every player who plays in this position has flopped here.
They develop this position in other countries in the world as their game is slower. The player can get the ball off the defence and he has time to read a Sunday paper before he gets any pressure on him. Theyre not used to the pressing that has always been part of our game. That position has no space and so players have to adapt. The space in the English game was not between the midfield and attack it was between the midfield and the defence. Our strikers were taught to drop back and chase the ball. Other countries the strikers just strolled around.
Of course things have changed over the last 10 / 15 years, and we saw Xavi Alonso play the role to perfection. Veron was not a flop because of his lack of quality, he was just not suited to the English game and given little chance to adapt. If he played for Moyes Everton, then I have no doubt Moyes would have done what he did with Arteta and Gravesen and found a way to take all the defensive responsibility off him and allowed him to find space and make things happen and then I would have bet hed have showed his quality as a true world class player.
Veron was nicknamed the little witch. This was because his father was the witch, reportedly on account of his hooked nose. His father was also an argentine international and an Estudientes legend.
Sorry for the lengthy post but Veron is one of my all time favourite players and it infuriated me how british fans dismiss him as a flop and say he wasnt world class on the basis of his time at United and then Chelsea.
It may be of interest that Forlan was the son of an international who was in turn the son of an international. There is very, very few families who can boast internationals in three generations. Apparently Forlans son is a very good youth level player so they might make it an unprecedented fourth generation. For other three generations, the Maldini family are confident that one of Paolos boys will make it.
51 Posted 11/04/2019 at 22:05:55
But Silva was right, there still wouldn't have been a place for him in our lineup today. Like you I was big on Ziyech, advocated for him over Klaassen at the time -- he would have been a club-changing player at a smaller price. But Koeman opted for the safe choice over the madman. Now Bayern are in for Ziyech at €40 million. Ah, well.
52 Posted 11/04/2019 at 22:14:58
He reminds me of Gylfi in that regard. Gylfi is slow off the mark, but when charging around he is fast enough. He can also run all day. He just has so much energy. He must be on batteries.
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The Pentagon is looking at sending ships on shorter, less predictable deployments. It's a break with Navy tradition that sailors may welcome.
Secretary of Defense James Mattis is hinting publicly that he wants to get away from long deployments.
The USS Theodore Roosevelt just returned to San Diego from seven months at sea that included stops in the Middle East and western Pacific. These long tours, often planned out years in advance, are the way the U.S. Navy has operated basically since World War II.
Mattis told the House Armed Service Committee shorter, less predictable tours would allow the Navy to swarm a potential hot spot in crisis, rather than tour the globe for most of a year. He compared the Navy's current model to running on set routes to running a commercial shipping line.
Keeping ships in port, but making them available for quicker deployments, could lessen the strain on equipment, said Shawn VanDiver, a Navy veteran and now with the Truman National Security Project, an organization that advocates for national security solutions.
The idea of sailors being ready for a certain window, but not actually being at sea for the better part of the year could also be a hit with sailors, he said.
"I would have loved to have two months' deployments. Go out for two months. Back in for two or three months. That would have been great. That would have been more time with my family. Six months in hard. Eight months is harder," he said.
Tradition isn't the only thing standing in the way. Carrier groups are basically floating cities. Their movements demand careful planning. An aircraft carrier cannot just show up unannounced at port halfway around the world and expect to have services available, he said.
Readiness is also a major factor. Sailors need to be available for training. Shipyards need to prepare for scheduled overalls, he said.
"We need to be able to train and equip these ships, and if we don't know where the ship is going to be in any given time in their training life cycle or geographically, how will we know when to send sailors to school," he said.
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Because heuristics are designed to
make a trade-off between effort and
accuracy (Gigerenzer & Gaissmaier,
2011), complex situations call for
either more advanced solution methods or for an increase in additional
resources and managerial attention,
as established by Shenhar (2001).
2. The effect of uncertainty greatly depends
on its impact.
Uncertainty was defined as a variation in the duration of an activity.
Because most variations led to activity delays, a higher degree of uncertainty generally led to longer project
duration; therefore, a high degree of
uncertainty, combined with a severe
penalty for deadline overruns, led to
steep cost increases.
3. Individuals vary in how they assess
complexity and uncertainty.
This variation can be partly due to
the experience or capability of the
project managers in assessing those
contextual factors. In the experiment, this was addressed by means
of a threshold function, in which the
actual and perceived levels of complexity and uncertainty were varied.
A discrepancy between the actual
and perceived levels of complexity or
uncertainty led to a judgment error.
We came to the conclusion that the
direction of judgment errors is crucial.
Perceiving a project as highly complex
and uncertain, although not true in
reality, yields significant advantages
compared with the opposite scenario. We recommend project managers who are incapable of correctly
assessing a project's complexity and/
or uncertainty (e.g., through limited
information) to err on the safe side.
4. We identified the conditions in which
each solution strategy thrives.
The time-based solution strategy per-forms particularly well when deadlineselecting the 25th and 75th percentiles,respectively. Both solution strategiesshare a decreasing deadline deviationtrend as the deadline increases, with-out leading to different conclusions forthe overall performance. The SP factorwas varied from 0.1 to 0.9 with steps of
0.1. No consistent trend for the solution strategies across the complexity
and uncertainty dimensions could be
Three contributions have been made in
this article. First, the decisions of students throughout the Project Scheduling
Game were translated into two major
solution strategies; these are comprised
of five building blocks, namely focus,
activity criticality, ranking, intensity, and
action. The first solution strategy focuses
on time and employs three mechanisms
to approach the deadline. The Greatest Rank Positional weight priority rule
is used, as well as a buffer based on
the slack duration ratio of Hazir et al.
(2010), and a final check to protect the
deadline is performed. The second solution strategy focuses heavily on costs, at
the expense of an increased exposure to
risk. The average most expensive priority rule is used to rank activities. Elitism
is applied only to accept cost improvements, and non-critical activities' slack
is consumed to a larger degree.
Second, complexity and uncertainty
were included as contextual factors.
The literature overview in the Introduction indicated that these are dominant
themes and that a link between complexity and project outcome (Hanisch
& Wald, 2011) and a continued study
of uncertainty (Hall, 2012) were among
the challenges for future research. To
that end, we have conducted a large
computational experiment that allows
us to quantify the impact of complexity
(Maylor et al., 2008) and uncertainty.
The following five conclusions can be
drawn from this experiment:
1. A high degree of complexity has a
negative effect on the cost deviation.
using focus and intensity. The focus and
intensity settings for the baseline scenario
were described in the section, "Proposed
Strategies." In this section, the effect of an
increased level of effort is studied. Three
separate experiments were conducted to
study the effect of an increased level of
effort on the performance of the solution
strategies. The global cost deviations of
the three experiments can be found in
Table A1 of the Appendix. The main findings for each experiment can be summarized as follows:
1. Experiment 1 adopted a focus of 100%
in absence of any uncertainty (U 0).
The intensity was varied from 0.6
to 1.0 in steps of 0.1. The results
indicate that an increased intensity
leads to better cost deviations.
2. Experiment 2 adopted an intensity of
100% in absence of any uncertainty
The focus was varied from 0.6 to 1.0
in steps of 0.1. Similar to the first
experiment, the global cost deviation decreased as the focus was
increased, but the decrease was less
steep compared with the findings of
the first experiment.
3. Experiment 3 reintroduced the uncertainty settings of the baseline scenario, whereas the focus was kept at
100% and the intensity was varied
again from 0.6 to 1.0.
Hence, compared with the first
experiment, these settings allowed us
to explore the influence of the uncertainty. As the intensity (and thus the
level of effort) increased, the global
cost deviation decreased; however,
the cost deviations are higher than
those of the first experiment, which
can be attributed to uncertainty
affecting the activity durations.
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Introduction: Wooden Alarm Clock
Every day of the last year I woke up in my new home-made bed still proud of my fathers and my achievement. This is until I'm looking at my alarm clock, a piece of plastic with some digital numbers indicating the time. It's about time I rebuild it in the same style as the bed.
Ok, actually this isn't true. After I made my bed I started to get annoyed not having an alarm clock near my bed, so when I was lying in bed I couldn't see what time it was. At that moment I went to the Blokker, a Dutch household shop, and bought the cheapest alarm clock which looked like it was easy for me to rebuild it into a wooden one. I especially didn't want to work on the electronics due to the lack of experience. At home it didn't take long before the clock was disassembled. The circuit board lay near my bed for almost a year. Now, a year later I decided that it was about time for the internals of the clock to get a home.
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Step 1: Materials.
- alarm clock: Philips AJ3112
- wood: I used the same wood as my bed, laminated red meranti. This way the two of them match and I had a spare piece.
- thin double sided tape: For fastening the display protector.
- chisels: Wood working.
- flat wood drills: Wood working.
- 1 mm drill: antenna.
- cordless drill: For the drills.
- saw: I used a hacksaw-blade. With the smaller teeth there is less change of damaging the thin wood.
- hammer: Wood or plastic in order to damage the chisels as little as possible.
- sanding paper: Sanding (of course).
- small screwdrivers: For disassembling the alarm clock.
- miter saw: For cutting the wood the right size.
Step 2: Disassembly of the Original Alarm Clock.
The reason for choosing this clock was the fact that it looked as an easy project for me. I thought I could use most of the original housing so I didn't had to build an entire structure inside the clock.
As can be seen in the pictures, the clock can be divided into three parts, the circuit board, the top in which are most of the buttons, and the rest of the housing. These parts are assembled by three screws, so the disassembly was very easy. In order to keep it simple, the top will be visible in the new clock. By doing this there was no need for designing/rebuilding buttons. The only part which is modified for the new clock is the rest of the housing.
The top can be mounted on the white part of the housing with the circuit board in between. Keeping it like that in the rebuild clock locks the circuit board in place with respect to the buttons. however, the walls of the white part take a lot of space so these are removed. This can be seen in the second picture.
Step 3: Shaping the Wooden Housing.
The woodworking of this project is not the best looking, at least not from the inside. I started by cutting the red meranti wood to the correct size, a square, approximately 8 mm wider than the original clock. In order to fit the clock, a lot of wood should be removed. With not much tools available I used flat wood drills to remove most material. In the back corner also a lot of material was removed from the bottom, this was for the power cord.
The finishing touch of the inside walls I did with chisels in order to get them 'smooth'. The bottom was left untouched. The gap in the front is for the display. I started by drilling a hole. With a hacksaw the correct shape was created. Also a 1 mm hole was drilled in the back for the antenna. A hole for the power cord was created by mistake. During the drilling of the gap for the power cord a piece of the back broke lose, creating a hole for the power cord.
Step 4: Fitting the Clock in the Wood.
After the shaping of the wood the clock could be fitted into the wood. This was much trickier than expected. In order to fit the clock, many wood on the walls needed to be removed. Another problem was the display, which was much to far backwards, making it hard to see the display from an angle, due to the wood. These problems were solved using an dremel with a sanding tool attached.
I never use the volume button, I never use the am/fm switch and I sometimes use the frequency button. In order to sometimes use the frequency button I added a hole on the side where the frequency button is. The rough edged where sanded and now I can edit the frequency using a tool (I can't reach the button). The display protector was attached at the end of the build using double sided tape.
Not the best build ever. But it still looks good and all desired function work.
- Painting the clock
- Gluing the clock to the wood.
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I like this, but jesus, how long did it take you to drill it out with the hole drill bit? And also, you could use some sugru or some plastic hot glued to the buttons to make them reachable from the outside.
It actually didn't take that much time. I think I did it in about half an hour. But during that time I also helped a friend of mine with his project. So when I need to take a guess, I guess it took me about 10 minutes.
About the buttons, like I said I probably don't use them. So that is why I will leave it like this. Before I decided I would make it like this, I was thinking about something as in the shopped picture below, a groove on both side at the height of the buttons.


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Luke Cage Season 2 Review: Does It Avoid The Dreaded Sophomore Slump?Paul Dailly at .
With the upcoming premiere of Luke Cage Season 2, all eyes are on it to see if it can break the curse of having the dreaded sophomore slump that has plagued the other Netflix Marvel shows that have made it to Season 2.
Given that Luke Cage Season 1 was one of the best shows to hit the streaming giant in 2016, I tuned into the new episodes expecting to be disappointed, but for a number of reasons, it was just as impressive as the first time around.
The clever plots that touch on some of the most prominent social issues to plague the United States of America are all told in a no holds barred way that highlights the severity of them while showing us how they affect these brilliantly acted characters.
Ever since Luke Cage debuted, race has been one of the issues explored and how the world reacts to a black superhero. In earlier episodes, the media was using Luke's race to its advantage while reporting on the crimes he supposedly committed.
With the events of The Defenders, he is no longer a pariah and is now known as Harlem's Hero. It has a certain ring to it, and it's refreshing to watch this element of Luke's persona explored.
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How does one man who has mostly been on the outs with the law react to being on the right side of it? He fights crime, and he does so with his signature dose of words of wisdom followed by some ass kicking.
There were always going to be some issues with Luke being hailed as Harlem's Hero. It's a sea change, for sure, and one that helps highlight the contrast between both seasons.
What's great about Luke is that we get to see his flaws on display and how he struggles to deal with them. It does lead to some unexpected consequences. He's a character who has been through it all and is desperate to live in a world in which he's recognized as a hero and allowed to carry out his crime-fighting without being hauled in for questioning every step of the way.
Rosario Dawson's Claire is still a big part of Luke's life, and that's because they have chemistry for days. There are a lot of excellent scenes that show off why the two are very well suited, but it would not be a drama series without some difficulties.
Claire has always championed Luke to become the hero Harlem needs, but we never really stopped to think about her past. That's what makes Season 2 a worthwhile watch: All of the characters get their time to shine. It's more of an ensemble than before, and it helps fill out the 13 episodes without filler.
I was not sold on having Mariah Dillard back in the mix, but who can deny the scene stealer that is Alfre Woodard?
Her intricate characterization and plot that takes us all the way back to her past coupled with Woodard's robust acting make for some of the show's most electrifying scenes.
Watching her come up with plan after plan to get on the upper hand on anyone who stands in the way of her plan to take over the streets of Harlem was oddly satisfying.
All of this is told through Mariah's thinly veiled defense that she's going legit. We already knew Mariah would go to any lengths to get world domination, but she elevates that to a whole other level with her best trait: manipulation.
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She may have seemed like the lesser of the evils that take up residence in Harlem, but she's one of the most manipulative characters on all of TV. It's difficult enough to write a character so deeply rooted in the underbelly of crime, but making her a little bit likable? That requires a lot of skill.
The exciting thing is that we get to meet a face from Mariah's past, who may or may not have the ability to stop Mariah's wicked reign of terror.
Misty's storyline as a whole is leaps and bounds better than the road she traveled during Season 1. Her struggle to adapt to being a detective with a missing arm is heartbreaking. Simone Missick brings so much to the table here.
Much like Luke, she strives to change things on the streets of Harlem, and that means she has to battle with her peers because she wants the villains to be put away and do some cold, hard time.
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Heck, I can't believe we've gotten this far without touching on Bushmaster. Usually, this would be the time to speak about the negatives about a show, but there is really nothing to dislike.
The show learned from the mistakes of the past by having the villain's storyline burn out too soon. Bushmaster's arc is cleverly woven in with the other plots in a sparing way that keeps viewers on their toes all the way through.
As always, there are some callouts to the other shows in the universe, but the most enthralling is an arc that brings none other than Iron Fist into the fold. Iron Fist Season 1 was a challenging show to watch because there was so much wrong with it.
By bringing back the character and revamping him a little makes it somewhat intriguing to see how Iron Fist Season 2 will continue.
Luke Cage Season 2 debuts Friday, June 22 on Netflix worldwide.
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The idea of Open Rivers first seeded in the wake of the 2008 bank bailout. A few years later, that idea got its sea legs in New York City as I grappled with how to move the money to the front lines of activism (and there was evidently plenty of cash flow out there to move if the roll call on the bank bailout was any indication).
I dove head first into development and fundraising for nonprofits that had incredible missions but were operating on unsustainable, shoestring budgets. While corporations were negotiating multi-billion dollar funding rounds and aiming for trillion dollar market caps, phenomenal people were doing work that would save the world. Yet they were ridiculously underfunded.
So I set my sights on diverting all that cash flow to them. It's definitely a work-in-progress.
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Causes that we adore and actively support:
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Latinos Outnumber Whites in UC's Freshman Class; Blacks at 4%
For the first time in the history of the University of California, freshmen admissions are made up of more in-state Latinos than white students, which puts admissions on par with the demographics of the state. This mirrors Gov. Jerry Brown's prediction that Latinos would pass whites as the state's largest ethnic group.
Lydia O'Connor, writing for The Huffington Post, reports stats showing that 28.8% of California residents accepted to one of the nine UC campuses were Latino. Colleges find the Latino enrollment promising, but 4.2 percent black enrollment is a difficult issue.
The news of the high Latino admissions comes after efforts to reinstate "affirmative action" in California, which failed because of the loud opposition of Asian-Americans who felt factoring race into the equation would be a disadvantage to them.
Audrey Dow of the Campaign for College Opportunity, however, told the Huffington Post:
"If we are going to meet California's need for an additional 1 million baccalaureate degrees by 2025, the state must work diligently to increase the number of Latinos going to and graduating from college."
The Los Angeles Weekly reporter Dennis Romero wrote that the University of California-Los Angeles did not fare as well in its admissions, even in a county that is half Latino. A statement from the school said:
Among Californians, 42.3% of admitted first-year students are Asian-American, 26.0%are white, 22.3% are Latino and 4.4% are African-American.
Berkeley and UCLA were the only two undergraduate campuses that did not admit more international and out-of-state students for the fall. The two colleges also accepted fewer freshmen than they did last year, reports Stephen Adkins in the University Herald. Some have complained that California schools are offering more spaces to out-of-state and international students, but UC's associate vice-president for undergraduate admissions says that they admit as many California students as the state will fund. Admission to UC requires that a student be in the top 9% of his high school class or in the top 9% of students statewide.
Larry Gordon and Carla Rivera, writers for the Los Angeles Times, say that California high school seniors have less than a 1 in 5 chance of being accepted at most UC campuses, and even less a chance of acceptance at Berkeley or UCLA. At the more elite level, Stanford University accepted only 5% of its current applicants.
Other interesting school admission statistics include:
UCLA received more applications than any school in the U.S.
UCLA and Berkeley historically admit more non-Californians, but this year were the only campuses to admit fewer.
At UCLA, African-American students held an event to persuade accepted African-American students to enroll. They were among other groups that did the same.
Accepted students had to have decided which school they would attend by May 1. After that, schools offered spaces to wait-listed students.
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PASCAGOULA — The Pascagoula City Council has approved a new approach to determine the salaries for city employees to go into effect in 2013.
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Human resources director Glenda Beal said the new approach would include "changes to new jobs and ones that have substantially changed as far as duties" and that adjustments will be made to those salary ranges.
Beal said the new approach would affect just five or six people.
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Autonomous body for green clearances3 min read . Updated: 17 Sep 2009, 11:35 PM IST
Autonomous body for green clearances
Autonomous body for green clearances
New Delhi: Acknowledging that all was not well with the existing system of green regulation, the government has proposed the setting up of an autonomous statutory body to grant environmental clearances and ensure monitoring and compliance on environmental laws in the country.
The proposal for the body named National Environment Protection Authority (Nepa), which was released by the ministry of environment and forests on Thursday, may be introduced as a legislation in the winter session of Parliament.
"This is a major step forward at strengthening the executive. In the last 15-20 years, because of the weakness in the executive, the judiciary stepped in, in a major way. But the government cannot abdicate its role in environmental governance to courts," said Jairam Ramesh, minister of state for environment.
The executive and the judiciary have been sparring over powers in the environmental sector for a while as Mint reported on 8 September 2008.
Recently, the ministry also released a proposal for a green tribunal, which will subsume many court-appointed committees and take the burden of hundreds of environmental cases from the courts.
The proposal says that Nepa will be created through legislation, will be independent of the ministry and will be equipped with its own budget and powers to make its procedures. Ramesh said that the body will be professionally managed with specialists from fields such as applied sciences, economics and law. The body will draw its powers from the EPA and will also oversee environmental health, ecosystem protection, waste management, and chemical safety and biosafety.
The proposal, which has been circulated to all state governments for comments and is also open to public comments over the next 30 days, offers four options for how the Nepa's powers can be shared with the Central Pollution Control Board, the apex body for monitoring pollution and setting standards but which reports to the environment ministry. One of the options, is to give complete power of granting environmental clearances to the new authority rather than the ministry, which currently grants these clearances. All major projects such as in the power, mining, infrastructure, dams, industrial sectors need mandatory environmental clearance from the Centre.
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Ministry urged to stop green clearances
The process of environmental clearances has long been controversial and criticized on account of inadequacy and lack of transparency. "The EIA process leaves a lot to be desired and public hearings are not public many times," Ramesh said.
Mint has reported on lapses in the environmental clearance process in several stories since December 2007.
"The fact that the ministry is taking note of the lapses in the process is a positive step but just setting up an authority doesn't mean that environmental governance will be good," said Ritwick Dutta, a lawyer who specializes in environmental cases.
He added that giving all powers to a statutory body also means a dilution in ministerial responsibility but cautioned that actual functioning may not be easy. "So many authorities are created. Look at the groundwater authority. It hardly has any manpower to do anything," said Dutta.
On the issue of consultants, who write the environmental impact assessments for project proponents, the ministry is also deliberating a rating system for consultants and the reports with help from the Quality Council of India, an autonomous body set up jointly by the government and Indian industry to realize the objective of improving quality competitiveness of Indian products and services.
"Accreditation of consultants might be done sectorally or state wise," said J.M. Mauskar, additional secretary in the environment ministry.
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I am flying to Manila for vacation on saturday. And I hope that my small plans would work out well. I want to take a short course again, something like a webpage development course. Aside from studying, my weekends will be tied up with family shoots for my high school friends, charity work and out of town escapade with my friends from Maersk. Of all of those I am most excited with the charity work. I've been organizing one with the help of my sister and friends every time I go back to Manila. I am getting the fund from the modeling works I've done. Though I didn't do a lot from modeling this year, the blessings I've been receiving is more than enough to share.
What's the plan? We are now waiting for the confirmation from the organization if we can do it on Sept 2. It would be actually a rush as I will be in Manila Sept 1 but I think my friend Cathy and my sister can prepare the things that we would be needing. The primary goal or objective of this project is to teach kids from Virlaine Foundation some art. As we would want to meet and teach most of the girls sheltered in this foundation, we split the lesson into two which are drawing lesson on 'How to draw a Mandala' and Baking a dessert. I will write more about this once everything is in place. The idea would be something similar with the link above.


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Essentials of Effective Communication by Arun Vedhera
Communication plays a pivotal role in all walks of human life .
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