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Strange Alchemy
Strange Alchemy features a unique solution to the Roanoke mystery in a YA paranormal thriller.
Gwenda Bond's Strange Alchemy solves the historical mystery of Roanoke with a thrilling YA adventure tinged with romance and supernatural intrigue.
In modern-day Roanoke, the island is once again rocked by 114 people suddenly vanishing in one fell swoop. Outcast teenager Miranda Blackwood finds herself swept up in the mystery after her father is murdered and the truth behind her own lineage comes to light. A strange ability pulls another teen into the mix—Grant Rawling, the local boy sent away to reform school—and the duo's unique shared history ignites the conflict. A powerful enemy rises, an army gathers, and the fate of the island and possibly the nation rests in Miranda and Grant's hands.
Strange Alchemy teases out a central mystery while building a realistic relationship between the two leads. Both exist on the fringe of the community, but for vastly different reasons. Miranda's troubled family and rumored connection to a historical traitor brand her as a freak, while Grant's strange ability and tendency to stir up trouble force him from the island completely. As the two cope with and attempt to overcome a powerful enemy, their bond strengthens believably despite the strange circumstances.
While some of the background players are flat, the majority are vivid, which creates a strong cast of characters for the main conflict to act against. Characters speak with unique voices, and the points of view that alter from one chapter to the next allow for multiple takes on a given situation. The prose benefits from short staccato-like sentences and snappy dialogue that never lets the action drag, even during the more contemplative scenes—all of which layers tension as the story races toward the inevitable conclusion.
Strange Alchemy features a unique solution to the Roanoke mystery in a YA paranormal thriller with strong characterization, realistic dialogue, and a suspenseful final battle.
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Brits Warned 20 Inches Of Snow Will Blanket UK
Flipping' 'ell people, the snow's on its way. More snow than you can shake a stick at. 20 inches no less.
Yesterday, (February 27), we informed you about Storm Emma and well… we weren't messing around.
The Met Office have projected 20 inches of snow to fall tomorrow as Emma moves in from the Atlantic.
Storm Emma is a mixture of blizzards, lightning, chilling rain and gales – if you live in London, the southeast, the southwest, Wales or the Midlands, you might be feeling her brunt.
The wild conditions are expected to rise up to the UK from the west coast of Portugal on Wednesday evening, with 50mph gusts set to take action in the UK on Thursday and Friday.
A Met Office spokesman said:
There's potential for a spell of heavy snow, accompanied by strong winds at first.
Delays and cancellations to public transport are possible, as are delays to travel on roads; some stranding of vehicles and passengers could also occur.
Some rural communities could become cut off. Interruptions to power supplies and mobile phone coverage are also possible.
Forecaster Alex Burkill said:
The Portuguese meteorological service has just named Storm Emma so the Met Office will now adopt that name.
It will move in from the southwest on Thursday before spreading northwards and eastwards bringing more snow across most of the country into Friday.
There'll also be very strong winds and the potential for freezing rain and ice.
The so-called 'Beast from the East' is set to generate four days of snow, with temperatures set to drop to as low as -15°C in certain areas of the country.
Train operators Southeastern and Great Northern urged their customers to get home early, ideally before 6pm, amid fears severe weather conditions would shut down transport.
The Met Office put in place amber warnings for the East Midlands, East of England, North East, West Midlands and Yorkshire & Humber on Tuesday (February 27), with rising concerns over the impact of snow.
Wednesday and Thursday are set to be the coldest days with temperatures dropping to the double-minus figures overnight.
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It poured non-stop for an entire day the following day while we visited the Hapsburg's Hofburg Palace. The silver and gold collections in the palace were stunning and the apartments were gorgeous. Comprised of so many wings, this place was enormous. After that we've waited 30 mins in the rain to visit the world renowed Staatsoper, the Vienna Opera House. Sitting there in one of the historic velvety red chairs was a touching experience. The opera hall was smaller that I've imagined, but the stage was very deep, and I kept visualizing Mozart conducting one of his operas in the orchestra. Everywhere in the interior from the not overwhelming Grand Staircase to the walls and ceilings and side halls were lavishly decorated. The most beautiful was of course the Schwind Foyer with the stunning chandeliers. A beautiful place but not as big as I've imagined. Nevertheless, it didnt disappoint me.
The next day we took the u-bahn to Schönbrunn, the Rococo summer residence of the Hapsburgs. The front looked a bit like Versailles but the resemblance stopped there. Behind it, the imperial French garden, the great Parterre, gently sloped uphill to the Sun fountain and on the very top, overlooking the palace itself, stood Maria Theresa's Gloriette. The Parterre had a zoo and several mazes. We walked one but failed miserably and had to retrace our steps back out. Then we found out there's a direct route to its very center and got there to the platform where we video recorded the whole maze. It reminded me of the wizardly maze in harry potter. We've tried several other 'easier' ones which were created for kids. Later when the rain finally stopped, we dined at the famous Plachutta restaurant. We had emperor Franz Joseph's beloved boiled beef, which came in a brass pot steaming with a mouth watering aromatic broth filled with spices, onions, carrots and potatoes. And oh yeah, I had to try the wiener schnitzel, lightly breaded veal accompanied by mild vinaigretted potatoes. We've discovered the restaurant by accident and it's only a block from our hotel, the Hilton. We switched hotels to sample different parts of the city and the Hilton overlooked the Stadtpark and it's within walking distance to everywhere. Vienna is a very walkable city.
On our last day, we crossed the brown danube and went up to the Donauturm with a bungee jumping platform and a rotating restaurant on top, to admire the 360 view of the city. Later in the evening, we attended a wolfie's concert in the Brams Hall. The music hall was small, intimate and very grandly ornamented. The orchestra all dressed up in 18C attire and wore wigs. I admit it was the highlight of the visit, even though I'm not much of a Wolfie's fan. The music was heavenly recognizable. They even played Strauss' blue danube, which the audience enthusiastically applauded, even though it wasnt even a Mozart's piece.
The Hippo absolutely loved Vienna (who wouldnt). The visa fiasco has turned into a blessing in disguise. Even tho later we found from the group that the youknowwhatcountry offered great sightseeing, an ultra modern capital with a state of the art shopping mall, Zoroastrian Fire Temples, view of southern Caucasus, a hotel facing the Caspian Sea and evening promenade strolls by the Caspian, Vienna had trumped it several times over. The food was fantastic, the music heavenly, the city was safe and easy to walk, and the culture, well, nothing can beat the art. Definitely a city the Hippo will visit again and again.


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Misty was digging in the backyard and dug herself out. Her parents didn't know she got out until….
late February 2nd. Fritzi, Misty's mom, got a knock on the door asking if that was her dog in the middle of the street. Fritzi ran to her and saw she had blood coming out of her nose and not moving. She raced her to the vet. The vet gave her an estimate of $5,916.80. Fritzi and her family spent their extra cash on her emergency visit after she was hit. The doctor suggests surgery immediately due to the growth plate.
Misty is going to Mexico!
We have a great rescue that is willing to take Misty across the border to get the surgery. We are confident in the quality of this vet. We had several dogs go to this doctor to have this surgery before.
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Dr. Marquez replies he said it's very urgent if you want the dog to be able to walk that the dog comes as soon as possible
It needs a plate on the pelvis and and plate in the right acetabulum or FHO.
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Introduction Reflection is a process that enables nurses to explore and evaluate clinical situations and hence identify areas of improvement for future practice. This reflection paper will evaluate the interviewee and interviewer's performance and thoughts during the interview process. Interviewee's reflection The panel welcomed the interviewee and gave some time to settle. This helped me to reduce the anxiety level and nervousness. When entering the interview room, I tried not to show my nervousness and control my anxiety by putting a smile, talking in an appropriate tone.
I sat down in an open and attentive posture in order to impress the panel members. During my interview process, I used good communication skills such as verbal and non verbal communication, maintained good eye contact and used appropriate gestures where applicable, as well as paying equal attention to all the members in order to create a broader picture. Furthermore, I kept my answers clear, short, precise and straight to the facts in order to avoid rambling and getting of the track.
On the other hand, I was having negative thoughts about my performance in the interview that I could answer wrongly or have a total mental block. This could be improved by practicing interview skills, being your self and having exposure to more relevant knowledge in that area. I also felt that the content of the information I gave was inadequate and may not be recognised by the panel members as succinct enough to answer their questions. Interviewer's reflection
The interview panel member explained the procedure of the interview to give an overall picture of the interview process. The interview panel created a friendly and welcoming environment which helped to reduce the anxiety level in the interviewee, and also interview was conducted in a professional manner by using appropriate language and questions relevant to the job advertised. All the questions were asked at a regular pace and the interviewee was given ample time to respond to the questions.
The interviewee was given opportunity to raise any issues of concern regarding the interview. Note taking during the interview process enabled the interviewers to reflect on the answers given by the interviewee to determine the grades awarded at the end of the interview. Use of open ended questions during the interview process helped to assess the knowledge of the interviewee. All the panel members used appropriate facial expressions as well as good gestures to maximise the interviewee's response to the questions.
Despite the success of the interview, we had some issues of concern during the interview process. We had feelings that some of the questioning was too fast and hard to comprehend by the interviewee. We felt that the tone of the voices might not be clear to the interviewee due to cultural differences of the panel members. The panel members and the interviewee felt that the interview may have been more successful if the group had implemented a rehearsal prior to undertaking the video taped interview.
The panel members also felt that it would have been more appropriate if we added more questions to assess the candidate's level of competence. Conclusion The interview was conducted in a relaxed and professional atmosphere which foster understanding between the candidate and the interviewers. The interviewee showed keen interest as the right candidate for the job through professional presentation and verbal response. Reflecting on the thoughts, feelings and performance of the interview will help to improve the preparation for the real life interviews in future.


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EW – Midway through the fourth season of Vikings, the saga of bearded conquest took an unexpected leap forward in time. The great King Ragnar Lothbrok (Travis Fimmel) had disappeared into the countryside, and his young sons were grown men, preparing to make their own mark on the world. Ragnar returned to Kattegat in the midseason finale. And Vikings will return in November, on a new night and at a new time.
History announced Wednesday that the second half of the season will begin on Wednesday, Nov. 30, at 9 p.m.
In a press release, the network promised that the new episodes will find Ragnar handling "unfinished business in Wessex" with longtime frenemesis King Ecbert (Linus Roache). Back in Kattegat, Lagertha (Katheryn Winnick) will plan a power play – a plotline which Vikings creator Michael Hirst teased in an interview with EW last month. Meanwhile, Ragnar's son Bjorn (Alexander Ludwig) will sail to the Mediterranean.
In a statement, Hirst also promised that the new episodes will focus on Ragnar's other son, Ivar, "becoming the most feared warrior of all time." Kids these days!
Season 5 of Vikings is already in production in Ireland with Jonathan Rhys Meyers joining the cast.


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Barbara Partee · Baggett Lecture (2/3): The Starring Role of Quantifiers in the History of Formal Semantics
Professor Barbara Partee (Distinguished University Professor of Linguistics and Philosophy Emerita, University of Massachusetts, Amherst) is giving a series of three lectures (handouts here), generously supported by Dave Baggett.
This second lecture follows on the content of the first, but it is not for a general audience. Still it should be accessible to students as well as colleagues in linguistics, philosophy, cognitive science, etc..
The history of formal semantics as described in Lecture I features quantifiers at several points. In this talk I'll look more closely at crucial turning points in the history of semantics where quantifiers have played a major role. One example: the theory Chomsky described in his 1965 Aspects of the Theory of Syntax, where meaning was determined at Deep Structure and transformations were meaning-preserving, ushered in a brief "Garden of Eden" period; what led to expulsion from the Garden and to the Linguistic Wars was (oversimplifying only a bit) linguists' discovery of quantifiers. I'll describe this and a number of other crucial moments, some earlier and some later. The history of formal semantics is much more than the history of treatments of quantifiers, but their story is an important and fascinating chapter.
Partee, Barbara H. 2011. Formal semantics: Origins, issues, early impact. In Formal Semantics and Pragmatics. Discourse, Context, and Models. The Baltic Yearbook of Cognition, Logic, and Communication. Vol. 6 (2010), eds. B.H. Partee, M. Glanzberg and J. Skilters, 1-52. Manhattan, KS: New Prairie Press.


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We think we may just have stumbled upon heaven on Earth. No, we're serious! It involves sunshine, an old Scottish manor house and a record-breaking amount of golden retrievers roaming around. I told you it sounded like heaven!
If ever you're feeling down, just remember that this event really did happen. What was the occasion? Well, it was the 150th anniversary of the birth of the Golden Retriever. So to celebrate, people organized an event to get a group of dogs there for the momentous occasion, furthermore, a record-breaking 361 gorgeous pups to turn up.
The event was held in Tomich, Inverness-shire, in Scotland at the Guisachan House. Guisachan House is the ancestral home of the Golden Retriever.
150 years ago the world was blessed with Golden Retrievers
The story goes that in 1868 a breeding experiment was carried out. It was carried out by Dudley Coutts Marjoribanks (later known as Lord Tweedmouth). Lord Tweedmouth bred a wavy-haired retriever with a golden spaniel and thus, the pups we love so much today were born!
Tweedmouth bred Nous, a wavy-coated retriever with Belle, a Tweed water spaniel, according to the Friends of Guisachan House website.
From that breeding, he kept two yellow females, Primrose and Cowslip, and gave one male, Crocus, to his son, Edward Marjoribanks.
To celebrate this incredible moment in doggy history, people from all over the world gathered to celebrate at the house where it all began.
For many decades it was thought that there was a fourth puppy, Ada, but that was subsequently determined to be erroneous. Ada was from the second mating of Nous and Belle and was given to Lord Tweedmouth's nephew, the 5th Lord Ilchester, beginning the famous Ilchester line of retrievers. Thus it was the offspring of Nous and Belle that became the foundation of the breed subsequently known as, and now universally loved as, the Golden Retriever.
The event was such a huge success and now people are hoping it will become an anniversary or yearly event.
The 150th has been a roaring success. We've gone from 188 golden retrievers at the 2006 gathering, 222 in 2016, to 361 today. We've beaten our record on the big anniversary.
The event was a huge success and they broke a record for having 361 golden retrievers at the event. In fact, I just wish we could have been there!
Certainly, these have to be the most gorgeous creatures in the world!
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The 10th Asian conference of the Valdai Discussion Club, titled "Central Asia and Eurasia: Multilateral Cooperation to Face the Challenges of Global Disorder," will be held on November 10-11 in Samarkand, in a continuation of the Club's activities dealing with Asia.
The conference, organised in partnership with the Institute for Strategic and Regional Studies under the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan (ISRS), will bring together more than 60 leading experts from 11 countries – Russia, Uzbekistan, Germany, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, China, Tajikistan, the Philippines, Sweden, Japan, and India.
For the first time, the Club has chosen Uzbekistan, one of the leading countries in Central Asia, as the venue for the Asian conference, which is commemorating its 10th anniversary. Shavkat Mirziyoyev, the new president of the country, has introduced a policy of strengthening regional cooperation, supported by the leaders of neighbouring countries, which has radically changed the atmosphere of relations in Central Asia.
The focus of the upcoming conference is precisely this region – the logistical, cultural, civilizational and economic hub of Greater Eurasia, which has significant internal potential for development and integration into wider international communities. The Central Asian countries interact with key regional powers (Russia, China, India) and non-regional players (USA, European Union), and these facts are of undeniable interest from a geopolitical point of view.
When discussing the principles of interaction between Asian countries, Russian President Vladimir Putin, in his speech at the plenary session of the Valdai Club's 2019 Annual Meeting, actually described the new world order of the future. The Conference participants will analyse the views of world and regional leaders, and offer their ideas regarding the future of this region.
The two-day conference programme includes both a Russia-Uzbekistan bilateral session and sessions where foreign experts will participate. Their attention will be focused on the following topics: the role of the region in world affairs, security challenges, joint interaction through the economy, and approaches to the future.
The ISRS, which is co-organising the conference, is the leading analytical centre of Uzbekistan, established in 1992. Its main task is to provide the president of Uzbekistan with information and analytical support, and one of the key areas of international activity is research cooperation, which involves the leading think tanks and analytical structures of foreign countries.
This year, representatives of Western countries will take part in "Asian Valdai" for the first time. They include: Hans-Joachim Spanger, Associate Member, Leibniz Institute Peace Research Institute Frankfurt; Gregory Simons, Associate Professor and Researcher, Institute for Russian and Eurasian Studies, Uppsala University; and Alexander Rahr, Scientific Director of the German-Russian Forum. The representatives of major Asian nations include Taisuke Abiru, Senior Research Fellow at the Sasakawa Peace Foundation; Zhao Huasheng,a professor at Fudan University's Institute for International Studies in Shanghai; Alan Ortiz, Executive Director at the Centre for Philippines Futuristics, and others.
The Eurasian Economic Commission will be represented by Viktor Shakhmatov, Head of the analytical support unit of the Protocol and Organizational Support Department of the Eurasian Economic Commission.The conference will be attended by Russian experts including Alexander Sternik, Director of the Russian Foreign Ministry's Third Department for the CIS states; Gaukhar Nurgalieva, Head of the Eurasian Research Laboratory of the SKOLKOVO Moscow School of Management; Andrey Bystritskiy, Chairman of the Board of the Foundation for Development and Support of the Valdai Discussion Club; Fyodor Lukyanov, Research Director of the Valdai Discussion Club; Timofei Bordachev, Programme Director of the Valdai Discussion Club and others.
Uzbekistan will be represented by Viktor Makhmudov, Secretary of the Security Council under the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Alisher Kurmanov, head of the committee on international relations, foreign economic cooperation, foreign investments and tourism issues of the Senate of the Oliy Majlis (Parliament) of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Akmal Saidov, head of the committee on democratic institutions, NGOs and self-government bodies for the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis (Parliament) of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Eldor Aripov, First Deputy Secretary of the Security Council under the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Daniyar Kurbanov, director of the Informational-Analytical Centre of International Relations, Sherzod Abdullaev, director of the Centre for International, Economic and Political Studies, University of World Economy and Diplomacy.


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CHARLOTTE, NC, August 7, 2017 – Relatively recent reports out of Brussels said the European Union (EU) was in the process of pressuring the United States to add more countries to the list of nations whose citizens can travel here without obtaining a visa.
The threat being that if Washington did not comply then Americans might soon be forced to apply for visas to travel to Europe.
Anyone who has ever ventured into another country where a visa is required readily understands the hassle involved in the application process which is not only time consuming but also expensive.
Citizens of at least five EU members require U.S. visas including Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Poland and Romania.
For the time being, at least, cooler heads have prevailed and Americans wishing to travel to Europe can take a huge sigh of relief with regard to the Visa Waiver Program.
Much of the dispute centered around the recent influx of migrants and refugees from the Middle East following multiple terrorist attacks on the European Continent in the past few years.
Such a move would have likely reduced tourism to Europe by Americans who would rather go somewhere else than deal with the hassle of the visa application process.
For the moment, Americans and Canadians can, for the most part, travel to the Continent for business or pleasure without obtaining the added documents. Canada has also been embroiled in the mix to a slightly lesser degree since it only requires Bulgarians and Romanians to obtain a visa.
Presently there are 28 member states of the European Union.
Negotiations intensified in complexity with recent terror attacks in Europe which have been conducted and/or coordinated by Europeans who either traveled to Syria or became "radicalized" at home. Therefore, requiring visas to travel to the U.S. and Canada for certain countries became one deterrent in the effort to keep the homeland safe and secure.
Further complicating negotiations were several countries that received visa exempt status when they joined the EU in 2004: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Czech Republic and Hungary.
Visa-free privileges to those five 2004 members added to the frustration of the five nations now seeking similar status for themselves, especially because Poland and Cyprus also joined the EU in 2004 and have been denied the visa waiver. Thus cries of discrimination have been heard loudly from across the Atlantic.
In the case of Poland, Americans have been allowed to travel there without a visa for many years. The Poles simply want reciprocity.
According to U.S. officials whenever the necessary steps are taken to confirm the applications of the five member nations seeking visa-free status, it will be granted. What those specifications are, at least to the general public, remains cloudy.
Many of the "sticking points" have already been sorted out with Canada, with attention now turning to the U.S.
Diplomats have high hopes the same tangible results will follow in future dialogues with the United States. For the moment, the commissions working on reciprocity on both sides have until December to come up with a workable solution.
The story has been overshadowed by seemingly more important developments in other global negotiations. For the time being, the sea is calm, but should something alter progress between now and December, it could set off a tsunami for American travelers planning trips to Europe in 2018.
Chances are it is much ado about nothing, but travelers would be well advised to stay alert to the possibility of applying for a European visa in the future, at least until a final decision is reached.
About the Author: Bob Taylor is a veteran writer who has traveled throughout the world. Taylor was an award winning television producer/reporter/anchor before focusing on writing about international events, people and cultures around the globe.
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The Food Safety course is designed for anyone working in a food business. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to prepare and cook food that is safe for consumption.
Who is this course for?
Food handlers preparing or cooking food for consumers
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This course reinforces the importance of food safety and provides learners with an understanding of how to identify and control food safety hazards in their own workplace.
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PUTRAJAYA, Jul 13 – The Magistrate's Court today allowed an extension by two days up to Sunday of the remand of a former special officer to former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Abdul Razak to facilitate the investigation into an allegation of corruption in the installation of solar power panels in Sarawak schools.
Magistrate Shah Wira Abdul Halim allowed the extension sought by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC). The 44-year-old man, who has the title 'Datuk', is on remand since Tuesday. He was detained last Monday after being summoned to the MACC headquarters to give a statement.
The man, clad in the MACC orange lockup attire, was brought to the court at 10.50am and taken away at 12.15pm after the proceedings ended. His lawyer, Ridha Abdah Subri, was also present in court. The MACC had earlier detained three individuals, including a company director, to assist in the investigation. — Bernama


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The interdepartmental Commission of Roskosmos for selection of cosmonauts and their assignment to the crews of the recommended release from office of three people from the cosmonaut corps. This was announced by the head of cosmonaut training Center cosmonaut Yuri Lonchakov.
The decision of the Commission Sergei Volkov dismissed by the instructor — cosmonaut-tester of 1st class, Sergei Revin — from the post of a test cosmonaut 3rd class cosmonaut detachment. In addition, Alexander Samokutyaev will resign from the post of instructor test cosmonaut, Deputy commander of the cosmonaut corps.
"The same wolves left a month ago, just an interdepartmental Commission was delayed. Astronauts will not leave, because they have experience and state Corporation "Roscosmos" big enough," said Lonchakov. According to him, exiting the training Center, the astronauts usually work with the flight control Center, Corporation Energia and the Central research Institute of mechanical engineering.
Wife of cosmonaut Alexander Samokutyaev Oksana said that she and her husband are on a business trip in Israel and they knew nothing about the Commission's decision.
Earlier Lonchakov reported that the cosmonaut could leave two more people. According to him, after a medical examination of two of the 30 astronauts had problems. "Working in the space makes itself known, so most goes to health," said Lonchakov.
On Saturday, April 22, cosmonaut Gennady Padalka wrote a letter of resignation from the squad, said the head of the cosmonaut training Center TASS. According to him, two weeks later, the application will be reviewed by the interdepartmental Commission. Padalka, in turn, told TASS that will work in the unit until April 28. "Tired of bumming around," said Padalka, explaining that he had no "prospects for the flight" and there is no work in the cosmonaut training Center.
Russian cosmonaut Gennady Padalka — record for total duration of space flights, he has been in space 878 days 11 hours 29 minutes and 24 seconds. During his career, five times he went in flight and he made ten astronauts in space.
Earlier, on 21 April, "Moskovskii Komsomolets" reported that the cosmonauts left Oleg Kotov, Sergei Revin and Sergei Volkov.


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Are you interested in joining a dynamic and progressive organisation, with a clear vision to become the best College in the North East region? If the answer is yes, then Derwentside College would like to hear from you.
Why Derwentside College?
Derwentside College is one of the highest performing colleges in the country for its student achievement rates. We are an ambitious organisation and as one of the largest and most successful apprenticeship providers in the Country, we are leading the way in delivering a range of outstanding services to learners and employers. As a result of our continued expansion, we are now seeking to make further appointments to join our highly successful team.
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The person appointed will play a key instrumental role in the College's development of blended learning resources across the College. Experience of the development of e-learning content, together with good working knowledge of Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel and Access is required for this role.
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This is a reminder that our Bollywood Nation film series will begin on Thursday, October 27, 2011, at 5:00 pm in room 615 (in the "Conti-Hochhaus" at Königsworther Platz 1).
The first film will be Swades: We, the People [Homeland] (Dir. Ashutosh Gowariker, 2004, 187 mins.), a late renegotiation of the "brain drain" paradigm that could serve as a contrast to the new global NRI films.
The film, which stars Shah Rukh Khan, is summarized at imdb.com thus:
Set in modern day India, Swades is a film that tackles the issues that development throws up on a grass root level. It is to this India, which is colorful, heterogeneous and complex that Mohan Bhargava (Shah Rukh Khan), a bright young scientist working as a project manager in NASA, returns to on a quest to find his childhood nanny. The film uses the contrast between the highly developed world of NASA, which has been at the forefront of advances in space research, and this world back home in India, which is at the crossroads of development. Mohan's simple quest becomes the journey that every one of us goes through in search of that metaphysical and elusive place called "home".


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Central to the possibility of Christian love is a relationship to God, which for Kierkegaard is 'the mark by which the love for people is recognized as genuine', even in special relations to spouses and friends (WL 120). Kierkegaard contends that:
However beautiful a relationship of love has been between two people or among many, however complete all their desire and all their bliss have been for themselves in mutual sacrifice and devotion, even though everyone has praised this relationship—if God and the relationship with God have been omitted, then this, in the Christian sense, has not been love but a mutually enchanting defraudation oflove. (WL 107)
If a love relation does not contain a relation to God or lead both parties in the relation to God, it is not true love but only a worldly alliance or what the world calls love, which is the opposite of Christian love. What the world regards as love is, at best, 'to love the good and humanity, yet in such a way that one also looks to one's own earthly advantage and that of a few others' (123). Christian love, by contrast, includes God as a third party or middle term in every love relation and actually makes God, who is love, the sole object of those relations. This is one of the most profound insights in Kierkegaard's understanding of Christian love, which goes beyond the mutuality that characterizes merely human love to require 'threeness' or the presence of God as that which not only binds us in love but teaches us what it truly means to love ourselves, to love others, and to be loved in return, which is to love God: 'To love God is to love oneself truly; to help another person to love God is to love another person; to be helped by another person to love God is to be loved' (107, cf. 130). Since God is love, this means that the object of every love relation, including the relation to one's own self, is God or love itself rather than either party in the relation. In other words, Christianity seeks to make every love relation an expression of sacrificial love by teaching both parties to help the other to love rather than seek to be loved in and through their relation to one another.
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Castle Otttis of Vilano will host an interfaith worship service with open communion at 10 a.m. Sunday.
Presiding will be the Rev. Miriam Picconi and the Rev. Wanda Russell, from the Inclusive Catholic Ministries in Palm Coast.
The Inclusive Catholic Ministry "wants to invite everyone to participate in God's love" and strives to "offer what the people of God want and need," according to the two.
Picconi and Russell were recently ordained by the Association of Roman Catholic Women Priests, a Spirit-led movement for Gospel equality, nonviolence, justice and a people-empowered church. It is not affiliated with the Roman Catholic Church. For information, contact Picconi at 502-320-6817 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Almost time for departure
It's now time for me too leave the lovely Australia behind me, and continue onwards to New Zealand. A new country, new culture, new people so many things to explore.
Waiting for the Airport Taxi
Theres nothing to do. It's hot outside, so hot you don't really want to go outside to explore the last of Sydney before leaving "trying to stay cool". But i'm not worried that i will miss anything, for i know this is not the last time i'm in Sydney. I will be back.
At the Airport
No problem getting to the airport from the hostel or finding the check-in counter. But when they asked me if i had a return flight from New Zealand i got a little bit nervous.
What now, won't they let me board the flight? Luckily it was more like a heads up, that the custom in New Zealand may ask / require one. What to do, and new to this process and a fairly novice traveler. I decided that i didn't want to gamble and ruin my plans, so while waiting for the departure i bought a ticket through the mobile.
Arriving at New Zealand
Finally arrived in New Zealand, Auckland after a 3 hours direct flight. It was a quiet flight, i think i slept the whole time.
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The Met - South Sathorn Road (Listing # PL150014)
- Price: ฿17,500,000
- Property Name:The Met
- Property Type: Condo/Apartment,Highrise
- Floors in Building: 66
- Living Space: 97Sq.m.
- Units in Building:370
- Bedrooms:2
- Year Built:2008
- Bathrooms:2
- Date Available:Now
- Reference:PL150014
- Property Location: Sathorn
- Metro Station:Chong Nonsi BTS
- Distance to Metro (meters): 600
- Road:Sathorn Road
- Walk to Metro (minutes): 7
- Property Type: Condo/Apartment,Highrise
- Listing: PL150014
- Property Name:The Met
The Met is a modern residential building which was newly completed in 2008. The condominium is located on South Sathorn Road in the Sathorn community of central Bangkok. This Bangkok property is conveniently situated near the Chong Nonsi BTS station. You can walk to the skytrain station in about 7 minutes as it's only 600 meters away from the Bangkok Condo.
The asking sale price for this Bangkok property is ฿17,500,000 THB (Thailand Baht) which equals ฿181,347 per square meter. As a buyer you will be responsible for a portion of the transfer fee, which may or may not be included in the asking price, please ask your Bangkok real estate agent before you view.
What expats lazily refer to as Sathorn may differ from the actual district. In addition to Sathorn Road, the real estate around several other main roads such as Rama IV, Rama III, Nanglinchee along with Narathiwas and Yen Akart which are considered neighborhoods within Sathorn.
Sathorn is a vast area which includes a wide variety of condos and apartments. Generally the closer to Sathorn Road the condos/apartments are, the more expensive they will be. While Sathorn Road real estate tends to cater towards the elite business people, the inner areas of Sathorn has more family orientated properties which includes a mix of high-end, Western quality highrise and lowrise residences along with some budget accommodations. Although there are no BTS/MRT metro stations in Sathorn, some Sathorn real estate is convenient to one of several stations which include Silom, Lumphini and Khlong Toei MRT, Sala Daeng, Chong Nonsi and Surasak BTS..
- Shrewsbury International School (Charoen Krung Rd.)
- International Pioneers School (Charoen Nakorn Rd.)
- St. Andrews International School (Sathorn soi 4)
- Garden International School (Yen Akart Soi 2)
- Acacia (Yen Akart Soi 2)
- Learning Home International Kindergarten (Narathiwas Rd.)
- New Sathorn International School (Narathiwas Rd.)
- International Community School ? ICS Prong Jai (Sri Bhumpen Rd.)
- Lumpini Park (Wittayu Rd.)
- Asiatique The Riverfront (Charoen Krung Rd.)
- Bang Rak Hospital (Sathorn Rd.)
- S. Louis Hospital (Sathorn Rd.)
- BNH Hospital (Convent Rd.)
- Embassy of Australia (Sathorn Rd.)
There are fees associated with condo purchase that vary slightly but are pretty straight forward. In addition to the sale price which in this case is ฿17,500,000 the buyer is responsible for part (usually 50%) of the 2% transfer fee. The transfer fee is not based on the actual sale price, but the appraisal price from the land department. The seller is responsible for business tax, stamp duty and withholding tax. Along with the sale price, taxes and fees are somewhat negotiable. If you find a property you like, the purchase process usually begins by making a booking deposit along with preparing the sales contract, this holds the property and allowing you the time to prepare and execute the consequent funds transfers before the closing date determined in your contract.
Financing Your Bangkok Real Estate Purchase
Make sure you have your finances in order before viewing condos for sale. It is often difficult for foreigners to get financing for purchasing property in Thailand. If buying a property under your name with cash you must transfer the money into Thailand from a foreign bank. If you have a longstanding Thai corporation you can also purchase property using funds located in a Thailand bank account. If you are a first time Thailand real estate buyer it is best practice to hire an attorney who is well versed in Thai real estate laww.


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San Diego Weekend Events Roundup
Find the best San Diego things to do this weekend.
Culture and Cocktails
Oct. 16. Take a trip back in time at the San Diego Museum of Art's Culture and Cocktails event. The pop-art themed party is inspired by Andy Warhol and the exhibition Gauguin to Warhol: 20th Century Icons from the Albright-Knox Art Gallery. Sip on a Campbell's Soup Bloody Mary, take a picture in an Andy Warhol-themed photo booth and don't forget to see his 100 Cans and works by van Gogh, Kandinsky, Dalí, Pollock and more. 6-10 p.m. Free for supporting members and above. $20 non-members. 21 and over. San Diego Museum of Art, 1450 El Prado, Balboa Park, San Diego, 619.232.7931. sdmart.org
San Diego Harvest Art Festival
Oct. 17-19. Browse more than 300 artists booths at this three-day festival. Shop for jewelry, clothing, specialty foods, photography, hand-turned wood, ceramics and more. Adult tickets are $9. Doors open at 10 a.m. each day. Del Mar fairgrounds, 2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd., Del Mar. harvestfestival.com
Sea + Food Dining at Hotel del Coronado
Oct. 18. Enjoy a day of food and wine on the Hotel del Coronado's beachfront Windsor Lawn. Chefs will prepare fresh seafood dishes at interactive stations including Lil' Del BBQ, smoked oysters, a raw bar with sashimi and a clam bake station. Top it all off with dessert from ENO. Craft beer and wine tasting will also be available with a portion of the proceeds going to Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation to benefit childhood cancer research. 2-5 p.m. $125 per person. 21 and over. Pets are welcome. 619.522.8490. hoteldel.com
Hornblower Bow Wow Brunch Cruise
Oct. 19. Set sail with the whole family—including the puppy—on Hornblower's annual Bow Wow Brunch Cruise. Meet Chopper the Biker Dog and dig into the full brunch buffet complete with seafood, salads, breakfast meats, a carving board and lush dessert offerings. Doggie bags will be provided for canine guests. Dressed up dogs can enter to win prizes. One dog per person. Boarding time 11:30 a.m. $80 per adult and $50 per child (4-12). Hornblower Landing at Grape St. Pier: 1800 N. Harbor Drive, San Diego. Hornblower.com
Oct. 1-31. Learn about architecture and design during the inaugural, month-long collaborative program. The lineup showcases a wide range of events and activities touching upon architecture, design, planning and sustainability. Highlights include exhibits, tours, lectures and workshops celebrating local architecture and design, both historic and contemporary. See website for full list of events and venues. archtoberfest.com
Freud's Last Session
Oct. 15-Nov. 9. In this fictional tale of two historic figures, Sigmund Freud—nearing his death—receives a final visitor, the writer and former atheist C.S. Lewis. The result is a lively debate touching on love, religion, politics and life. North Coast Repertory Theatre, 987-D Lomas Santa Fe Drive, Solana Beach, 858.481.1055. northcoastrep.org
San Diego Italian Film Festival
0ct. 16-25. Celebrate the Italian silver screen with the eighth annual San Diego Italian Film Festival. The event showcases the best of new Italian film with a series of premieres ranging from engaging dramas and entertaining comedies to documentaries telling unique stories. All the films featured except one were produced in Italy within the past 18 months. See website for full list of screenings and locations. sandiegoitalianfilmfestival.com
Haunted Trail
Through Nov. 1. No ordinary walk in the park, this mile-long scary trail features spine-tingling and shriek-inducing sights (not suitable for kids under 10), as well as an additional terrifying maze called The Experiment. Oct. 2-19 (closed M-Tu); Oct. 22-Nov. 1 (open nightly). Balboa Park, San Diego, 619.696.7227. hauntedtrail.net
Brick-or-Treat Trail
Saturdays through Oct. 25 and Fridays Oct. 17 and 24. Kids can safely trick-or-treat on Legoland California's Brick-or-Treat trail. Little ones can stop at seven Lego-themed treat stations to collect candy, healthy snacks and a few surprises along the way. With the expanded Brick-or-Treat Trail, new Ghost Cruise, costume contests, dancing, entertainment and fireworks, it's Halloween, Legoland-style. There's spooky, kooky excitement 5-9 p.m. Legoland California, 1 Legoland Drive, Carlsbad. 760.918.LEGO. legoland.com
BOOmont Park
Through Oct. 31. Belmont Park becomes BOOmont Park on weekends during Halloween season. The festive celebration includes trick-or-treating for candy at the park's various shops and retailers, BOOmont Manor, a kid-friendly haunted maze from the creators of the Haunted Hotel and a zombie twist on Belmont's classic laser tag arcade. Also pick the perfect jack-o-lantern worthy pumpkin at the pumpkin patch. 5 p.m.-close Friday, Saturday and Sunday all day. Belmont Park, 3146 Mission Blvd., Mission Bay. 858.228.9283. belmontpark.com
View our full list of San Diego Halloween events
San Diego Chargers
Oct. 19. Bolt Up! The Chargers (5-1) host the Kansas City Chiefs (2-3) on Sunday afternoon at Qualcomm Stadium. Get to Qualcomm Stadium early on Sunday for the Power Party tailgate featuring large screen TVs, food, drinks and meet-and-greets with the Charger Girls. Qualcomm Stadium, 9449 Friars Road, San Diego, 619.641.3100. chargers.com
Jeeyoon Kim at Steinway Piano
Oct. 19. Visit Palm Plaza at Westfield UTC on Sunday afternoon to listen to the musical delights of classical pianist Jeeyoon Kim hosted by Steinway Piano Gallery. In honor of the gallery's grand opening, Kim will play a set beginning at 3 p.m. with reception to follow. Free admission. Please call 858.558.8888 to RSVP. Westfield UTC, 4545 La Jolla Village Dr., San Diego, 858.546.8858. facebook.com


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Education materials and other resources
We know you may want to dig for more information, so we gathered these easy-to-digest materials and resources from pediatric organizations in Minnesota and beyond.
Patient and Family Education Materials If you need quick, clear info about a kids' health topic, we have it all.
Allow natural death and do not resuscitate decisions Understanding what these terms mean and what's right for your child can help your family make the best choice possible should you need to.
Basic approaches to decisions This brochure guides you through the information you need to make difficult decisions during this challenging time.
Decision-making with teenagers Find out how you can face these difficult decisions about life, treatment and death together with your teenager.
Including children in decisions Read about how you can involve your child when making decisions in an age and developmental-appropriate way.
Medically provided nutrition and hydration Learn about the discussion surrounding medically providing nutrition and hydration at the end of life.
Thinking about organ transplants Could this be the best decision for your family, if the time comes?
And, we have much more, including a bibliography of resource books available for families, which can be sorted by topic and audience. Ask your clinician about this.


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Schools receiving eRate discounts would be required to install internet-content filters on all their computer systems, according to a bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives June 17. A similar measure was approved by a Senate subcommittee the following week and was headed for a vote in the full Senate at press time.
The House filtering measure is one part of a broad juvenile justice bill, which, among other things, would let public schools post the Ten Commandments. The day after the House approved the juvenile justice bill by a 287-139 margin, the American Library Association (ALA) released a statement denouncing the filtering provision.
"This amendment would impose a one-size-fits-all federal mandate that undermines local decisions made by libraries, schools, and their governing boards on how to provide a safe and rewarding experience for children in using the internet," said ALA President Ann Symons.
The amendment was offered by Republican Reps. Bob Franks of New Jersey and Chip Pickering of Mississippi. Franks originally introduced the idea to the House as a stand-alone bill called the Children's Internet Protection Act.
"For generations, schools and libraries have routinely decided what books are appropriate for children to read," Franks said in a statement. "The Children's Internet Protection Act would merely require that these institutions exercise the same standard of care when it comes to the internet."
The Senate's version of the Children's Internet Protection Act, sponsored by Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., was approved by the Commerce Committee on June 23.
Meanwhile, the House's juvenile justice bill, filtering mandate included, has been introduced in the Senate and is likely headed to committee.
Either way, the mandate would require schools and libraries to use filtering technology if they receive any federal subsidies for internet connections. The proposal, though, would let local school districts and library boards determine for themselves which filter to install.
Critics argue that no internet filter is foolproof. Because many types of filters block content containing certain key words, students might be locked out of web sites about AIDS, breast cancer, gay rights, and sex education, among others, critics say.
More sophisticated content-filtering applications use alternative screening methods in addition to or instead of keyword blocking. But no matter how schools address the legislation if it's enacted, a new financial burden will result.
A last-minute compromise on the Senate bill produced a change that would allow filtering software to be eligible for eRate discounts. According to current program rules, filtering software is not eligible for eRate support.
Still, schools and libraries would have to pay up to 80 percent of the cost of the software themselves.
Schools that choose to disregard the mandate, meanwhile, would lose future eRate considerations and would have to pay back discounts already received for the period commencing with the law's effective start date.
If the legislation passes the Senate and becomes law, it most likely would impact Year 2 of the eRate, though the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) first would have to set guidelines for the law's implementation before it moves forward.
For example, the FCC would have to establish a procedure for schools to certify that they have filters in place on all their computers in order to receive discounts.
The House juvenile justice bill, which includes the filtering amendment, is H.R. 1501. The Senate bill, called the Childrens' Internet Protection Act, is S. 97.
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The IA 20th Anniversary National Gathering, to be held in October 2019, will be hosted by the University of New Mexico as well as other hub-sites (community/cultural/art centers) across Albuquerque, NM. This three-day immersive experience will center on the themes of indigeneity, migration, belonging, and place, engaging more than 500 public scholars, artists, designers, students, cultural organizers, and members of the public around these pressing issues. The IA Gathering provides a space in which participants can connect, dialogue, learn, and strategize on the ways in which the arts, humanities, and design are and may be leveraged locally, regionally, and nationally towards transformative action. A sponsorship helps make this powerful annual event more accessible to youth, teachers, publicly-engaged artists and scholars, and other members of the general public.
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BM# 71: Week 3/ Day 1
Theme: One Ingredient — 3 Courses
Dish: Starter — Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Parmesan Cheese
We are starting a new week of Blogging marathon today and my theme for the week is 'One Ingredient — 3 Courses'. I chose 'Brussels Sprouts' as my main ingredient because they are everywhere this time of the year and I wanted to try some new recipes with them.
Valli wanted us to cook specific courses that she listed. So for the first day I have Roasted Brussels Sprouts with parmesan cheese recipe that can be served as a starter or as a savory snack. Brussels sprouts look like mini cabbages and they come from the same family as cabbage. My 4 year old and I love them to bits. I try to keep a bag of them in the fridge at all times during fall and winter. I roast them and add to pastas, slice them really thin and make thoran (simple stir fry) just as I would with cabbage.Today's recipe cannot be simpler. Just roast the sprouts until lightly caramelized and tender. Serve them hot or warm sprinkled with some grated Parmesan cheese. Simplicity at its very best. I usually roast more Brussels sprouts than I need because I like snacking on them even before they get to the table.
Lets check out what my fellow marathoners have cooked today for BM# 71.
Roasted Brussel Sprouts with Parmesan
- 3~4 cups Brussel Sprouts, trimmed and halved
- 2~3 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
- 2 tbsp Parmesan cheese, grated
- To taste Salt Pepper
- Preheat the oven to 400°F.
- Add the brussel sprouts to a baking sheet. Drizzle in the olive oil, salt and pepper. Mix well to coat the sprouts. Bake for 2~35 minutes, stirring once in the middle, until the sprouts are roasted and fork tender.
- Remove the brussel sprouts from the oven. Stir in the grated Parmesan cheese and serve warm.


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President Moon Jae-in returned home Tuesday after an eight-day trip to Central Asia aimed at improving the country's relations with Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.
His arrival here came hours after he left Kazakhstan, where he made a three-day state visit for a meeting with President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.
In their first bilateral summit, Moon and Tokayev agreed to greatly boost their countries' bilateral ties, economic cooperation and people-to-people exchanges.
To this end, the countries have signed a new agreement calling for "fresh wind" or cooperation in various new areas, including ICT, transportation and infrastructure.
The trip marked Moon's first visit to Central Asia since he took office in May 2017. It was largely aimed at enhancing his country's relationship with the three Central Asian countries under his New Northern Policy.
Before Kazakhstan, the South Korean president made a four-day state visit to Uzbekistan.
"Uzbekistan's government is strengthening its cooperation with neighboring Eurasian countries while pushing for industrial diversification, currency market liberalization and foreign investment. This is in the same context of South Korea's New Northern Policy that seeks to strengthen its cooperation with Central Asian countries under the vision of peace and joint prosperity in Eurasia," Moon said while meeting with a group of business leaders from South Korea and Uzbekistan in Tashkent on Friday.
Moon and Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev agreed to upgrade their countries' relationship to a special strategic partnership in their bilateral summit held in the Uzbek capital.
Moon's latest overseas trip began in Turkmenistan, where he and President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow agreed to expand the countries' cooperation to new areas including ICT, education and health and medical sectors.
Seoul and Ashgabat have also signed more than two dozen fresh agreements aimed at boosting the countries' bilateral cooperation.
South Korea's relations with Central Asian countries currently remain weak with its trade with five countries in this region coming to $4.4 billion in 2018, only a fraction of South Korea's total trade volume of over $1 trillion.
"But this means there is greater potential for growth in trade, and the (Central Asian countries') cooperation with our country is in fact growing rapidly," Moon's economic adviser Joo Hyung-chul said before the South Korean leader embarked on his eight-day trip last Tuesday.
Joo later said Moon's visit to Uzbekistan alone may have led to new business projects worth over $12 billion in total. (Yonhap)


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MEG (Moyer Entertainment Group, Inc.), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, was born from a desire to give back by providing much needed support of music education while helping to raise local recognition of the hard working, amazingly talented artists that populate our Valley. MEG works to support students who represent the future of music in the Valley and around the world. Founder Tim Moyer says, "I have seen firsthand how a music education can change a young student's life, with my son's four years on the drumline in marching band at Vista Murrieta".
Temecula Valley is unique in that it's music community bands together to support, encourage, and share its resources with one another on all levels. As an active part of this growing music community, MEG seeks to provide a forum of recognition and a lunching point for the careers of many emerging artists of all ages. MEG raises funding that goes directly to local school music programs, as well as personal scholarships for gifted hard-working music students in need, through music events including Temecula Valley Bluegrass Festival, Temecula Valley Music Association, and more.


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In recent years gluten has taken a big fall in the food and nutrient world. Some of the reasons for the gluten aversion include: celiac disease, gluten intolerance and weight control. If you are avoiding gluten the following labeling guidelines will help you make science-based choices when choosing gluten free foods.
What is gluten?
Gluten refers to specific proteins that are naturally found in gluten-containing grains. The FDA defines gluten-free as a food that:
- is naturally gluten free and does not contain any ingredients that include a gluten-containing grain (e.g., spelt wheat).
- has not been derived from a gluten-containing grain that was processed to remove gluten (e.g., wheat starch).
- does not contain 20 parts per million (ppm) or more gluten.
- when processed any gluten that cannot be avoided must have less than 20 ppm.
Is gluten bad for you?
For some people, especially those with celiac disease, these proteins can cause serious health effects. If you feel like you are at risk for celiac disease or are concerned that you have a gluten sensitivity, you should contact your health care practitioner.
How do you know whether a food contains gluten?
If a food product is not labeled gluten free you must assume that the product contains gluten.
Gluten-free labeling is voluntary for all packaged foods that are regulated by the FDA. That does not include foods regulated by the USDA, such as meat, poultry and some egg products; and foods and beverages regulated by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau, which include alcoholic beverages and products that contain more than 7% of alcohol by volume. Gluten-free labeling is not required on gluten-free products. Labeling is voluntary; therefore, it is the manufacturer's decision whether to label their products that are gluten-free.
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How do I know if a food is gluten free?
Manufacturers of foods that are labeled gluten free are required to meet FDA regulations for labeling. They must use methods to prove that these products contain less than 20 ppm of gluten including:
- Performing a gluten test at the manufacturing facility of either starting ingredients or the finished product.
- Enlisting a third-party laboratory to conduct gluten testing.
- Requesting certificates of gluten analysis from the suppliers of the ingredients used in the product.
- Participating in a gluten-free certification program.
So, what should I look for on the label of a gluten free food?
FDA recommends that gluten free foods be labeled:
- gluten-free
Other terms that can be used (as long as the food meets the FDA's requirements for gluten-free) but are discouraged are:
- No gluten
- Free of gluten
- Without gluten
- Low gluten
- Very low gluten
The FDA is responsible for monitoring all food products that are labeled gluten-free to ensure they are in compliance with the rule. Methods of monitoring include sampling the product, inspection of the manufacturing facility, review of the food label, following up on any consumer or industry complaints that are reported, and gluten testing.
How are naturally gluten free foods labeled?
Foods that are naturally gluten-free, such as bottled water or fruits and vegetables, can be labeled as gluten-free. Non-gluten containing grains such as rice, buckwheat and oats, can be labeled as gluten-free as long as any potential cross contact with gluten containing products results in the gluten-free grain having less than 20 ppm gluten.
The FDA does not have a required gluten-free logo or symbol. The manufacturer may place the gluten-free claim anywhere on a food label as long as it does not interfere with the information that is mandatory on the label.


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First of all – Happy New Year to all my friends, family and fans out there! If 2013 is anything like the year that just passed, then I simply won't have enough fingers, toes or hairs on my head to count all my blessings. As I look back on 2012 I give thanks for so many things, but among them are these: the publication of my new book Harold Feinstein: A Retrospective (Nazraeli, 2013), a great retrospective show at Panopticon Gallery in Boston, an installation of 52 of my large format color botanicals at Stanford University's new state of the art concert hall, and the truly joyous book party at Aperture a few weeks ago!
There were so many wonderful things about my book party at Aperture on December 17th that I hardly know where to begin!
So many people showed up on a rainy night close to Christmas and helped fill the gallery with warmth and general merriment. Sean Corcoran, photography curator for the Museum of the City of New York, moderated the opening conversation that included longtime friend, A.D. Coleman. We showed a short film from my teachings tapes, which are in the process of being edited by my wife, Judith, and later on friends in the audience were invited to ask a few questions and share comments and thoughts. The most memorable part of the evening for me was how many of my former students came – spanning from 1958 to 2004. While my again braing doesn't remember all the names, I can never forget the enrichment I've received from each of my students. At nearly 82, I spend a lot of time reflecting on the things that matter the most in life, and I would have to put my relationship with my students right up there near the top.
Aperture sold out of the books on hand and a number of framed prints and other posters were sold to benefit the Hurricane Sandy relief efforts sponsored by North Star Fund and Coney Island Recovers. The benefit continues on-line, so please take a look and do what you can to support the on-going needs for hurricane recovery!
Since every photographer knows the truth to the saying "a picture speaks a thousand words", I will let this small photo album share the rest of the story. Many thanks to my longtime friend and former student, Peter Angelo Simon, for providing these photos!
Thank you for sharing so many pictures! We were sorry we couldn't attend the celebration and seeing these wonderful images gives us a joyful sense of the evening. Wishing you and Judith and Cherie a splendid 2013 – with lots of love, Barbara & Gene
Thanks Barbara! And we're wishing you both a great 2013 too. Let us know if you come east this year. Would love to see you again!
soory I missed you this time around. But I was so happy to see you in the Boston show. You are by far the best teacher I ever had in anything. I remember well when on the first class you took us out for a walk in the neighborhood. Without a camera! We saw the reflection of the Flat Iron building in a puddle of water. You were teaching us how to see with our own eyes and mind and heart. And then you gave us the assignment of shooting without looking through rangefinder, and also to prefocus. So that… Read more »
Thank you Charles. You're reminding me of so many wonderful times! Life is still pure theater and I'm glad to still be in the play! Wishing you the best in 2013. Come for a visit sometime…and keep taking pictures!
Dear Harold & Judith –
Although I was geographically unable to attend this momentous event, I felt a part of it by way of these photographs and enjoyed the spirit of adulation and appreciation. It was indeed a Celebration!
Sending you both my love,
Toba: You were missed, but we're grateful we were able to see you at our home several months earlier. Hope we have a repeat of that visit next year!
Dear Harold, Your work is an absolute treasure and I am still upset I missed this evening. It would have been wonderful to attend but alas work and my commute from Long Island meant I could not make it on the day. i fist came across your photographs during the exhibit "The Radical Camera: New York's Photo League, 1936-1951" put on at the Jewish Museum of New York a year or so ago. Your photographs stuck out to me there. By coincidence I studied with my neighbor in Brooklyn Peter Angelo Simon one day a week forr eight weeks in… Read more »


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Here at Barn Light Australia, we love manufacturing. It all starts with raw materials, determination and the application of craftsmanship. We gain a great deal of satisfaction and pride in the products we make. We love manufacturing, or most will call it "craftsmanship" – no imported junk here!
As a licencee of the iconic Green & Gold Kangaroo (The Australian Made Campaign) – A large number of products we carry are Australian Made. We've decided to only use the Australian Made logo where we exceed 70% of Australian content to make it easier for our customers to believe in our products just as much as we do.
Unlike many other lighting retailers, we're proudly Australian-owned. More importantly, we're alwaysworking towards being fully Australian-made. It might not seem all that unique but rarely do other Australian lighting companies make their own product. Barn Light Australia is among the ones that do. We've recently received a little certificate that says we can legitimately indicate Australian made product. Imagine what could be possible in terms of design, efficiency, and true affordability if other manufacturers followed suit?
Take a look: https://australianmade.com.au/licensees/barn-light-australia
For those who can't believe it is truly Australian Made –
We purchase spun metal shades from our metalspinner in Clayton South using our US supplied shade molds.
We organise our powdercoating in Dandenong North who uses Dulux Powdercoatings.
Aluminium for use in our Gooseneck Arms is purchased from Capral & Action Aluminium.
We thread and bend these goosenecks prior to finishing using our own machinerey in-house.
Adjacent to us is a full automotive downdraft spraybooth for use in our Wet Spray finish offering.
As our products are made locally, we're able to manage quality control, the development of new products, and the timely delivery of special projects. It might not seem all that unique however rarely do other Australian lighting companies make their own product, mostly being imported from China, India, or South-East Asia – consider this when you need a products installed right the first time!


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The Royal Australian Mint released two new coins to celebrate the 25th anniversary of its popular annual Kangaroo coin series that was introduced in 1993. Some of the earlier coin designs from the series have been re-imagined on a Proof silver $10 coin with selective gold plating, and a Proof gold $100 coin.
Officials revealed that the new designs reflect the Mint's artistic excellence, craftsmanship and quest for quality. The series is popular not just in Australia but also all over the world. Both the coins feature an effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, the denomination and Year-date 2018 year-date on the obverse.
The 1-ounce .9999 fine gold coin has a mintage limit of 750 pieces and can be purchased for $2,600 AUS while the 5-ounce .999 fine silver $10 coin has a mintage limit of 1,993 pieces and can be purchased for $500.01 AUS.
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Multiple Positions – New Solar Project FIFO QLD
Haynes Group are currently seeking experienced, highly motivated and qualified professionals for the below positions. You will have the opportunity to work for esteemed client and, thus, become an integral part of an upcoming Solar Project. These opportunities will provide excellent work/life balance while working in the Bowen Basin.
The Roles: Commissioning Manager
- Must have a Bachelor or Electrical Engineering
- At least 5-10 years engineering management experience
- Working knowledge of contracts and procurement
QA/QC Inspector
- Tertiary qualified in Engineering desirable
- Must have Auditor Qualifications or relevant experience
- At least 10 years' experience in similar projects in Construction
Project Engineer – Mechanical/Civil
- Must have an Engineering Degree (Civil/Mechanical/Structural)
- RPEQ/NPER or qualified
- Minimum 5 years' experience in a similar role, preferably within the solar industry
Project Engineer – Electrical
- Must have an Engineering Degree (Electrical)
- RPEQ/NPER or qualified
- Minimum 5 years' experience in a similar role, preferably within the solar industry
Electrical Superintendents x 2
- Queensland Electrical License (essential)
- Engineering or Construction Management Degree (preferred)
- RPEQ Certification (an advantage)
- Minimum 5 years' experience in a similar role, preferably within the solar industry
Site Stores Supervisor
- Related discipline or trade (Essential)
- Must have 5-10 years' experience in large projects in the resources sector and 5 years' in a supervisory role
- Forklift ticket and Rigger or related qualification essential
- Accommodation and Meals provided
- Attractive remuneration for the approved applicants
- FIFO approved roles – return flights for each rotation (home to Moranbah)
- Taxi transfer (capped @ $80 per trip from airport to home)
If you have the required experience, available for this opportunity, please upload your resume in WORD Format.
Haynes Group Labour Hire and Recruitment is part of a large family of companies and they pride there selves on the fact that they can offer long term roles that can turn into regular jobs with the big players. They believe that people do amazing things, and in surrounding there selves with people who are as committed as at providing a healthy and safe working environment for all employees.
The Haynes Group is an equal opportunity employer and they encourage female applicants to apply for roles in which they may be suitable for.
For more information regarding individual position descriptions, please email Lauren Taylor at email@example.com.
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This is an excellent opportunity to join a dynamic mining operation that recognizes achievement and offers genuine career opportunities. Don't forget you will need the appropriate mine site qualifications such as Standard 11 Induction TrainingApply for Multiple Positions Mining Solar Project Bowen Basin FIFO QLD
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The Bowen Basin contains the largest coal reserves in Australia. This major coal producing region contains one of the world's largest deposits of bituminous coal.
The Basin contains much of the known Permian coal resources in Queensland including virtually all of the known mineable prime coking coal. It was named for the Bowen River, itself named after Queensland's first Governor, Sir George Bowen.
The Bowen Basin covers an area of over 60,000 square kilometres in Central Queensland running from Collinsville to Theodore and is dotted with many coal mines operated by multiple mining companies.


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HANGZHOU, China: May 29, 2018. Alibaba and its logistic arm Cainiao Network are the lead investors acquiring a 10 percent stake in Chinese delivery company ZTO Express for US$1.38 billion.
The investment is expected to further support both Cainiao and ZTO's efforts in building first and last-mile pickup and delivery capabilities, warehouse management, cross-border logistics and technology-driven smart solutions.
"ZTO has been an important partner to Alibaba Group and Cainiao Network in the development of the new digital economy," said Alibaba Group CEO and Cainiao Network chairman Daniel Zhang.
"The continuing expansion of 'New Retail' is catalyzing new opportunities and demands in logistics. This strategic investment will strengthen synergies across our mutual businesses to create new value and improved experience for merchants and consumers."
Alibaba's New Retail concept is designed to link online and offline commerce using AI and data analytics to understand consumer behavior.
The company said it would require investment in smart supply chains, retail technologies, advanced logistics and mobile payments.
"The growth of e-commerce and New Retail in China demands more efficient express delivery and expanded logistics services," commented ZTO founder and CEO Meisong Lai. "This partnership will enable us to expand our selection of high quality service offerings both in China and internationally, and is fully aligned with our common interest in improving logistics efficiency and enhancing customer experience."
ZTO reported a 35.6 percent year-on-year rise in Q1 revenue to US$565.1 million; a 41.3 percent increase in gross profit to US$164.5 million; and net income of US$88.9 million – up 10.9 percent from the same period last year.
Cainiao provides same-day and next-day delivery in nearly 1,500 districts and counties in China and now operates Cainiao Post, a network of last-mile stations covering communities in 100 cities and around 1,800 university campuses.


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Honoka is the leader of µ's. Her voice is energetic and medium-high pitched with a mezzo-soprano range.
Option 1 (First verse of Bokura no Live, Kimi to no Life, 0:27-1:03)
Look ahead! A future shining bright,
That we could never reach
Is finally in our sight
So I'll jump on out, and I'll boldly shout, "OKAY, MY LIFE!"
Reaching to the sky, my hopes are high
We'll make it if we try, though our wings are still new
So let's go embrace the day when we finally can say
All of our dreams are coming true!
Option 2: Sing any Love Live song in English!
Kotori is Honoka's childhood friend. Her voice is strong, sweet and higher-pitched with a soprano range.
Option 1 (Chorus of Blueberry Train, 1:00-1:23):
Oh no, only a few minutes left!
Thought so, and to the station I'll dash!
"I can't start our very first date
With 'I'm sorry I'm late!!'"
No way, that would be too much to take!
But, hey, at least I got on the train
It's a sour taste, how this all makes my heart race
Here on the Blueberry Train!!
Option 2: Sing any Love Live song in English!
Rin is a first-year in µ's. Her voice is enthusiastic and medium-pitched with a mezzo range.
Option 1 (first verse of Koi no Signal Rin-Rin-Rin, 0:31-0:56):
Well, I know there're cool things to find
So I hope that someday soon, I'll
Somehow get powers to bring fun into our lives
But you're wrong, it's not all for you!
Scratch the thought, did you think it through?
What am I saying? I'm just making an excuse…
Option 2: Sing any Love Live song in English!
Option 1 (Prechorus and first chorus of Cutie Panther, 1:00-1:32):
Ah, such cold words... but your warm gaze, I'm sure...
Yes, my new prey has to be you!
Cutie panther, yes, it's true! Everywhere, I'll follow you!
From the start, you had my heart - now I'll steal yours, so we'll never part!
Cutie panther, yes, it's true! Everywhere, I'll follow you!
Don't you know? Don't you know? You're all mine, I'll never let you go!
Option 2: Sing any Love Live song in English!
Hanayo is a first-year in µ's. Her voice is soft, sweet, and high-pitched with a soprano range.
Option 1 (First verse of Kokuhaku Biyori, Desu!, 0:12-0:34)
Today is just another day
So then, why do I feel this way?
I'm light on my feet, floating down the street
My heart starts to dance - what could this feeling be?
I never thought that it was love,
But now that you're the only one I'm thinking of,
I see that it has to be, and I can't keep it covered up!
Option 2: Sing any Love Live song in English!
We'll also be needing 2-3 new mixers!
Option 1: Send an example of your mixing, preferably with multiple singers. You can either send it here or to [email protected]


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San Francisco 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo continues to impress fans, his coaches, and teammates. The 49ers may not be playoff-bound, but they look like a team on the cusp of something special having won four-straight games and five of the last six.
During Sunday's 44-33 victory over the playoff-bound Jacksonville Jaguars, Garoppolo completed 21 of his 30 pass attempts for 242 yards, two touchdowns, an interception, and a passer rating of 102.4.
With Garoppolo at the helm of the offense, the 49ers look like a much-improved team, and his winning attitude appears to be spreading to his teammates.
"It is his drive, man," rookie linebacker Reuben Foster said following the game. "It is contagious. With him talking you know that he is for real. He loves the game."
Garoppolo's 1,250 passing yards while starting for the 49ers are the most by a quarterback during his first four starts in franchise history.
"Jimmy G has definitely been a big difference for us," running back Carlos Hyde said. "Just him coming in with that natural leadership he already has. It just has been really good for us. Putting these games back-to-back, even winning close games where at the beginning of the season we lost close games."
The 49ers are getting used to winning football games. The success they have enjoyed in recent weeks with Garoppolo at quarterback is something that can be carried over into next season.
"It feels great," cornerback Dontae Johnson said. "You can feel the vibe in the locker room, in this building, during practice and on game day. It is very contagious. It is something that we have been missing, and we are enjoying it. We are going to keep thriving off our current success."
Veteran left tackle Joe Staley was asked to try to identify what has helped the 49ers win four consecutive games.
"Jimmy is playing great football for us at the quarterback position," Staley said. "It is probably the most important position in team sports. He is doing a terrific job out there. He raises all shifts up there, and everybody is playing really good football right now. We have a close locker room. I am really proud to be a part of it. It is pretty special here."
49ers teammates aren't the only ones impressed with Garoppolo. Jaguars head coach Doug Marrone was asked about the 49ers quarterback but didn't credit just Garoppolo for San Francisco's turnaround.
"I've just watched the games with Jimmy Garoppolo playing," Marrone said. "I thought they did a great job, and I thought the defense was starting to gel. They're doing a nice job communication-wise, and special teams is playing well. I saw a team that is really a strong football team. Obviously, they got after us today. I have a lot of respect for them. They did a good job."
Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey was impressed with Garoppolo and the 49ers as a whole.
"He's very good for their system," Ramsey said. "They found the right quarterback to go with their system ... They really executed well today. What they did today against us is what they did. They looked good."