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As employees of Wood, we take pride in how the company strives to find new and innovative ways to serve our customers and influence the market to create a more sustainable, resilient world. As a global leader in the delivery of project, engineering and technical services, our work in cities depends on our company's ability to design, build and operate projects that can withstand 21st-Century shocks and stresses. As those challenges and disruptions grow more diverse and uncertain, it is imperative that we make resilience planning a priority for our customers and the communities in which we work.
Becoming a 100 Resilient Cities (100RC) Platform Partner was a strategic imperative for Wood – a deliberate move toward working with cities pioneering the resilience movement and market. As 100RC celebrates its 5th anniversary, this is an opportune moment to reflect on how this important partnership has made our work more creative and efficient.
Becoming a 100 Resilient Cities (100RC) Platform Partner was a strategic imperative for Wood – a deliberate move toward working with cities pioneering the resilience movement and market.
Our creation of a Clean Soil Bank dashboard in New York City, a 100RC Network member, is just one example. The price of transporting soil to and from New York – from carbon emissions, traffic congestion, and pedestrian safety – has always been steep. As the city continues to grow, the redevelopment of brownfield sites has produced an interesting finding: the soil underneath the first layer of urban fill is clean and usable. Our team worked with New York City Chief Resilience Officer Dan Zarrilli and his team to create a database of this recyclable local soil. The database has become an important resource for developers, many of whom have used it to build projects that make the city more resilient to climate impacts. It's the kind of multi-benefit project our customers are looking for – and we made it happen because 100RC gave us the platform to try something new that led to innovation scalable to other markets and customers.
In Paris, we created a flood expansion zone and re-naturalization index for vulnerable neighborhoods along the Seine River. We started by identifying future flooding zones and aligned that with green spaces with the capacity to mitigate floods. Working with the local government, we created an index of those spaces by measuring socio-economic vulnerability, soil permeability, slope, and flood storage potential. This index, which we housed in an online data portal, helped Paris re-think the way it approached flood mitigation. It also created a model for use in other places. For example, we took a similar approach in the United Kingdom, and delivered an entirely new service for our customers there. Our experiences have also resulted in a contract with the City of Miami Beach to support stormwater resilience.
These projects are just part of a burgeoning market for resilience consistent with the 100RC mission. Wood's climate resilience and sustainability business directly contributed to over $5 million in resilience-related customer work in 2017 and has been a catalyst to drive collaboration and innovation. We've applied best practices from this work across our scope of business, such as our transportation resilience work in Toronto, and to cities beyond the network, such as a city sustainability and resilience project in St. Augustine, Florida.
As the market for resilience projects continues to develop, we expect our partnership with 100RC to produce additional innovations and insights. Our longstanding partnership with 100RC has reshaped our business offerings, fostered collaboration with other public and private sector members within the network Platform Partners, and, more importantly, has benefited and advanced our work with cities and the citizens who live there.


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Set Up Basic Google Authorship In 2 Steps
Most businesses know that it's important to optimize for Google Search.
With at least 70% market share for Search, Google is the first tool most people turn to when looking for a product, service, or really anything they want to know more about.
The challenge for businesses is that Search Engine Optimization is constantly changing, and it can be tough to rank at the top of Google Search results and get found by customers ahead of competitors.
Help your Search rankings by setting up Google Authorship
Luckily, Google itself has provided a powerful new tool to help you connect with customers called Google Authorship.
If you want to become known as a subject matter expert through content marketing and blogging, or even if you just write occasional blog posts, you should definitely consider setting up Google Authorship.
Google Authorship links content you create either on your own website or blog, or even on different websites you contribute to, with your Google+ profile:
As you can see, setting up Google Authorship provides benefits such as your head shot image appearing next to your content in Google's search results.
Get found by customers
Most importantly, the more quality content you publish online, the more likely you are to be ranked high by Google and considered an authority in your subject area.
And (ideally) a higher Authorship ranking from Google will help you show up on the first page of Google Search more often where you can be found by customers more easily.
Set up basic Google Authorship in 2 steps
There are two simple steps for setting up your basic Google Authorship:
1) Create a Google+ Profile
You'll need to upload a high quality "head shot" (more about this below) of yourself and fill out some profile information, such as where you live. If you're worried about sharing personal information, Google Plus gives you the option about what and how much to share.
2) Verify your authorship
Go to plus.google.com/authorship, sign up with your email and click on the verification link Google sends send you.
The importance of a proper G+ "head shot"
It's really important to to ensure that you have good "head shot" uploaded as your G+ profile picture. Here's what Rob Cooper uses for his G+ profile:
It should be a "head shot" rather than, say, you posing with your kids at the park. Otherwise, Google likely will not display your profile photo next to anything you write.
Beyond the basics
We've outlined the basics to get you started. But there's more:
- If you write guest blog posts and articles on other website, ask the website owner to add an "author link" in your post.
- Be sure to add all of the blogs and websites your contribute to to the "Contributor to" section of your G+ profile:
Focus on quality and relevance
The most important consideration after setting up Google Authorship is the ensuring the quality of your content.
Search Engine Optimization, especially for Google Search, has evolved to the point that quality and relevance are becoming the primary "signal" or consideration for ranking high in Google Search results.
Thanks to Google Authorship, you will be rewarded for quality with higher Search rankings.
And spammers, or people churning out duplicate content, will be penalized.
For complete info about Google Authorship visit Google's Authorship page. Have a question about implementing Google Authorship? Contact us! We would be happy to help.

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Webinar Course Description
One of the most challenging and controversial topics for restaurant owners/operators today is how to handle tips and service charges. The laws and regulations are in flux constantly, as are the strategies today's chefs and owners are employing to create a more merit-based environment and deal with the increasing minimum wage.
This webinar is designed to provide a clear understanding of the differences between a "tip" and a "service charge." Did you know the major changes that were recently passed into law? How about a system where you can stop keeping petty cash available to pay out tips every day? Can service charges "save" the Restaurant Industry? Can I tip out the Back of the House staff? In this seminar, we will cover these topics and talk about other practices and solutions to help you make the best decisions for your restaurant and your staff.
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Vascular Sonography II - DMS 260
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- DMS 260 - Vascular Sonography II
- Presents the fundamentals of vascular technology including basic ultrasound scanning techniques of the cerebrovascular system. Focuses on anatomy, physiology, pathology, and vascular recognition with real-time 2-D and Doppler imaging. Prerequisite: Completion of all previous sonography courses with a "C" or better,Lecture 3 hours. Laboratory 3 hours. Total 6 hours per week.
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Browsing the shelves of the Poisoned Pen, my favorite mystery bookstore, I recently found a reprint of Don Winslow's 1999 novel, California Fire and Life. Winslow's The Power of the Dog is one of my favorite books of all time, and I've thoroughly enjoyed everything else of his that I've read. This is an earlier book, but it's an excellent read that will also teach you everything you ever wanted to know about arson investigation.
In an effort to protect a witness from certain death, Orange County Sheriff's Department arson investigator Jack Wade fabricated evidence and then lied under oath. Betrayed by a fellow deputy, "Accidently" Bently, Jack is convicted of perjury and bounced from the department.
Twelve years later, Jack is a claims investigator for California Fire and Life. A multi-million dollar home and furniture collection belonging to a Russian immigrant, Nicky Vale, goes up in smoke. Sadly, Nicky's beautiful young wife goes up along with it. Jack's old nemisis, "Accidently" spends about fifteen minutes investigating and rules the fire accidental.
Jack's investigation quickly points to a lot of problelms with Bently's verdict, including the fact that the victim had no smoke in her lungs. Beyond that, Jack finds the family dog locked outside of the house, and Jack knows full well that, while an arsonist might burn up his wife, he will never burn his dog along with her.
It's clear to Jack that the fire was deliberately set. Nicky Vale claims to have a solid alibi--he was home with Mama all night. But Jack quickly breaks the alibi and discovers that Nicky had the means, motive and opportunity to set the blaze. Jack denies the claim, only to discover that this sets him in conflict not only with Nicky Vale but with his own employer as well.
From that point on, the book is a wild ride with Jack battling Russian mobsters, Vietnamese hoods, insurance scammers, and the executives of California Fire and Life. Don't expect to get any sleep until you've finished the book.


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Palladium Presents the 15th Annual Bluegrass, Bidding & BBQ
Historic Columbia fundraiser to feature live music, silent auction and local barbecue
COLUMBIA, S.C., Tuesday, February 26, 2019 - Join Historic Columbia on March 21, 2019 for Palladium's 15th annual Bluegrass, Bidding & BBQ silent auction presented by Jaguar Land Rover Columbia!
Guests will enjoy live music by Willie Wells & the Blue Ridge Mountain Grass, Bone-In BBQ, specialty drinks and a variety of exciting auction items on the grounds of the Robert Mills House. All proceeds will benefit the educational programs and initiatives of Historic Columbia.
This event is so special to our organization because it allows us to share the mission of Historic Columbia with over 400 Midlands residents each year, says Grace Salter, president of the Palladium board. Bluegrass Bidding & BBQ is near and dear to my heart as it was this particular event that introduced me to Historic Columbia.
Last year's auction raised more than $15,000. Visit our Flickr page to see some images from last year's event. Have an auction item that you'd like to donate? Fill out this form or contact our Lauren King by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at (803) 252-7742 ext. 15.
This event will take place on Thursday, March 21 from 7 - 10 p.m. on the grounds of the Robert Mills House (1601 Richland St.). Tickets are $30 for Palladium members, $40 for Historic Columbia members and $50 for non-members. All tickets are $50 at the door. Proceeds support Historic Columbia. Become a Palladium member and save $20 on admission. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit historiccolumbia.org/bbq, email email@example.com or call (803) 252-7742 ext. 15.
Bluegrass, Bidding & BBQ is sponsored by Jaguar Land Rover Columbia, as well as W.B. Guimarin & Co., The McKay Firm, Coldwell Banker Jeff Lawler, Westland Distillery, Liquid Assets, K.W. Beverage, Mortgage Network, Palmetto Decorators, Party Reflections, Outdoor Lighting Perspectives, Bone-In Barbeque, Cointreau, The Badger + Bee Co., Grace, Free Times, 99.3 WXRY, Trane, Blue Moon Pet Sitters, Dillon Construction Services, Rogers Townsend and Coldwell Banker Lauren Gilstrap.
About Palladium:
Palladium is a dynamic group of young professionals who support the mission of Historic Columbia through education, social and fundraising initiatives. Members have the opportunity to network with other like-minded young professionals, volunteer at exciting Palladium events, hold leadership positions and attend many events for free or discounted admission.
About Historic Columbia:
In November 1961, a small group of individuals intent on saving the Ainsley Hall House from demolition officially incorporated as the Historic Columbia Foundation. Over the next five decades the organization, which was founded on the premise of preservation and education, would take on the stewardship of seven historic properties in Richland County. Today, the organization serves as a model for local preservation efforts and interpretation of local history. Visit historiccolumbia.org or find us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram or YouTube for more details.


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Let's get honest for a second. We all wish we could spend all day in our pajamas, it's really not a secret! The best part of our day is when we get to slip back into some cozy pants and a comfy shirt after a long day in business clothes, or even worse….tight jeans. The horror!
But here's the thing, that old t-shirt with a coffee stain and ratty pajama pants with a hole at the hem are just not cutting it.
It's 2019, let's feel confident in our comfy clothes! That's right girls, no longer do you need to sacrifice style for comfort. This is why we love carrying the brand Faceplant at niche.
We offer Faceplant pajama pants and shorts, pullovers, robes, and even camis with built-in bras. Some of our personal favorites are the fuzzy slippers and the sassy fur slides. Each slipper purchase donates 5% to scholarships for children who need it the most in the Tampa area so they may attend private schooling. That's right, comfy with a cause.
All of our Faceplant products come in a cute light pink or a classic heather gray. As for the fabric itself, that's what makes the products so special, it's made of bamboo. The magic of the bamboo fabric is that the more you wash it the softer it gets!
If you can't get enough of the Faceplant brand, we even offer a wide selection of pillowcases with all sorts of fun sayings, all made with the signature bamboo fabric. We have pillowcases for newlyweds, dog lovers, cat parents, and all the silly sayings in-between. I know I can't wait to get my hands on a "Naps are my Happy Hour" pillowcase.
Stop in to see us soon! You know what they say, "April showers bring May flowers" and rainy days require new cozy clothes.


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Even though I live virtually on the Peak District's door step in Sheffield, I haven't really gotten out there to photograph it much, not nearly as much as I would like to anyway. After some trawling of flickr I found what looked like a great location; beautiful woodland, a boulder laden river filled with cascades, and right next to a train stop. Perfect!
After a 5:30am rise (a time that usually doesn't exist for students) and a bleary eyed train journey, I arrived at Grindleford train station and made my way to the National Trust's Padley Gorge. The sun still firmly behind the horizon, the valley was cast in the cool shade of the rolling Derbyshire hills, but the location definitely looked promising. Picturesque rocky cascades scattered with autumn leaves and wrapped in blankets of moss, I quickly got out my tripod and started to familiarise myself with the surroundings.
As the sun started to rise higher behind the delicate layer of clouds, its soft light painted the valley a warmer orange and green. This was the light I was waiting for so I started moving along the river trying to spot some shots to take.
I wondered further up the river to try and find some clearer cleaner spots to take shots of. As much as autumn trees and woods are pretty, often they are just so busy and look a bit of a mess in photos! It's a shame I wasn't hear maybe a few weeks earlier when a few more leaves were hung on the trees rather than starting their decay into the ground. The valley sides seemed to get steeper, and I soon realised I was essentially traversing along mini muddy cliff edges and slippery rocks. While no Grand Canyon, a slip or trip wouldn't have been great news for my DSLR or my skeleton, so I decided to follow the river back downstream a few meters and find some where to scramble above the river bank onto safer footing. Only here did I realise how nice the wood itself was, the ancient oaks seemed to twist against an invisible barrier not allowing them to stretch up higher, creating swirling patterns against the sky.
I soon went down to the river again, and now with my wellies on I started to wade around trying to get views of this frequently photographed spot that, maybe, some others wouldn't have. I wondered up and down the river grabbing lots of shots of various rapids and water falls, often forgetting how high my wellies were, letting the river water overflow down to my feet. As well as a few more near slips on slimy rocks!
Time soon moved on as the sun started marching towards its peak and I had to start heading back to Sheffield. As I meandered my way back to Grindleford train station I snapped off a couple more shots of the woodland surrounding the gorge. It really is a nice spot this, definitely some where I intend to return to, maybe at a different time of year, or to concentrate a little more on the wood rather than the river. If anything this trip reminded me how much I love just getting out there (especially out of the city!), and forgetting about everything else in the world apart from the nature around me and the camera in my hands.


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Welcome to the Children's Room!
Scarsdale Public Library offers a wide variety of digital resources through our eLibrary program which are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week!
ABCmouse.com (in-library) Pre-K to Grade 3
Games & activities for the littlest library users.
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ABCmouse is available for use outside the library!
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E-books and Audiobooks for all ages, for use with the iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Android products, Kindle Fire and Windows PCs. Access requires a Scarsdale Library card.
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Get 5 items a month with no wait. Movies, TV, Music, eAudiobooks, eBooks, and Comics/Graphic novels.
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Enjoying the write-in process
I admit it. Though I'm cynical in regards to most things in life, there is still a part of me that leans to the idealistic side. I love to root for the underdog, to hope that our reporters can make a difference in someone's life every week and that someone, somewhere, will come up with a way to convince the entire world simultaneously that peace and love build a stronger foundation than distrust and violence.
And, yes, I get absolutely swept off my feet by the very notion of a true democratic process.
Yes, I know some things are flawed in our system. On a national level, I realize that something is wrong when a Republican's vote doesn't really matter in Massachusetts, or a Democrat's vote doesn't really do anything in Nebraska — because of the electoral college. Locally, I know that people don't get the full media rush on the candidates, meaning that people don't always get all the information they need to cast an educated vote.
But there's still something to that whole notion of "one person, one vote."
It's pure. It's fair. It's honest. The people who make up a jurisdiction have the opportunity to basically hire the person they feel will do the best job for them. And while it's indeed a rush when the person you voted for wins the seat, there's also a level of satisfaction when the person you backed doesn't win. Fine, that individual might not represent you for a determined period of time, but that vote reflects your voice — and lets the winner know that there are some people he or she still needs to satisfy.
But every now and then a situation comes up like the one we're seeing in the 41st District.
Without rehashing what we've all read and heard over the past several months, the former state representative from that district, John Atkins, stepped down from his seat following a series of events in his personal life — and a lot of heat from his peers. To replace him, there will be a special election this weekend, and the people of the 41st will have the opportunity to vote in their representative for state concerns.
And this is where it gets interesting.
Several people in the area are of the feeling that they already voted for their representative, and that the person they want in that seat is Atkins. They are forming a collective of sorts to rally support for a write-in campaign to get Atkins back in his seat. Though I'm not entirely sure if they support Atkins because they feel he's the best man for the job, or because they simply don't like the idea of "outsiders" taking away the person they voted for in the first place, I just get an absolute rush out of a write-in campaign.
This is "grassroots" campaigning at its finest. There is no big swell of party money funneling in, the candidate obviously has to step back a bit from the process and let his or her supporters carry the load and there's a sense of people pushing a rock uphill to get their candidate in office.
Let's face facts — it's hard to win an election as a write-in candidate. The uninformed voter doesn't see the candidate's name on a ballot, the party-line voters don't see a little "R" or "D" next to the person's name and, well, it takes a little more effort to write someone's name down then it does to just hit that pre-printed box.
But, man, there's still something exciting about it.
Now, I'm not going to sit here and put my support behind Atkins for this election. There are too many things to consider, plus I genuinely like both Lynn Bullock and Greg Hastings, two other candidates for the seat that I feel would do a great job for the area in their own rights. However, it is fascinating to me, and I can't wait to see how the numbers turn out in the end.
And the voyeur in me would love to see the reaction in Dover if Atkins steps back into his seat. Well, the voyeur in me would also like to climb a tree from time to time with a high-powered set of binoculars and gaze into various windows as ...
But I digress.
Though I can't back Atkins for this seat in good conscience, I do back the effort of his followers for doing everything within their collective power to get their man back in office. It's laudable when the democratic process is used as a tool to express a voice, and commendable whenever any group of people involve themselves in the mechanisms of politics with a fervor and passion such as they have displayed.


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If you've been following my blogging journey for a while, you might recall that I've mentioned Caversham Textiles before on this blog – twice in fact, here and here – so this time round, I'm writing a post to
share show off the fruits of my recent collaboration with them: helping to create a new look for this stunning family run, Midlands-based creative business!
I always call my branding projects 'a collaboration' because without my clients input and inspiration, my work may look pretty, but it wouldn't be very effective or personal. Any designer can create a nice looking logo, a good designer finds ways to extract the right / important information from their clients, that which will help the designer to interpret what is required and to create and communicate accordingly.
Sometimes, you hit the jackpot with a client and this was definitely one of those instances for me! What a pleasure it was to work with Sally on creating a new and authentic look and feel for Caversham Textiles – she gave me just the right amount of inspiration and info, combined with just the right amount of creative freedom and I feel like this was a great example of a seamless project.
The process for this rebrand was so free flowing and enjoyable for me (an important factor in helping me to create good work) and from the get go, we knew that green colours would feature prominently and that the ultimate inspiration, Nature, would play a strong part in the end result – love how it all turned out and so proud to now be part of the Caversham Textiles story in my own special way…
Speaking of which, PLEASE go and read this fabulous post that Sally wrote on the CT website, explaining more about the new look and why it was time for a change: http://www.cavershamtextiles.com/about-our-new-look/


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24 hours ago, my summer ended.
A lot of you know why. On Sunday, June 19, 2011, two of my favorite does decided to have their litters of kits at nearly exactly the same time. Bess, a Grand Champion doe who has the sweetest personality I've seen of a doe in my life, and Liz -- Elizabeth Regina to you -- had a total of nine kits on that Sunday afternoon.
Exactly one lived to see Tuesday morning.
Every one of Bess' six kits was stillborn, and because Liz wasn't lactating immediately, two of her three kits died of dehydration.
One tough motherfucker lived through it all. I hand-fed him that Monday night, and thanks to medication, Liz, his mother, lactated enough to keep him alive through that week, and the next, and the next.
His name was Sol. That's short for SM Solistice Survivor, and had he gotten older, he would have had the ear number SMJ01.
He died last night. Today, he would have been five weeks old.
I've spent 31 years in the IT business now. I get fiery about things I believe in. Some of you have seen it, or read about it. A few of you have worked with me when I've gotten fiery. Some others have seen the aftermath. A very few of y'all have been with me in my personal life and seen the fire. Some others of you have helped me when I didn't see the spark any more.
Sol taught me things about me in 34 days that I forgot I knew. That little moosey face, those big, awkward ears, that little nose, those gawky legs trying to find their way around the hutch, reminded me that what I do, what I know, what I can do, can literally make the difference between life and death for someone.
And there wasn't a fucking line of code involved.
I'm in a transition in my life. I've always been able to separate "what I do for money" from "what I really do." And what I do for money has never mattered as much as what I've done in the last 34 days. Even if, in a pessimistic way, everything I did was for naught, because Sol isn't here to romp on my keyboard and eat my flannel pillowcases. Still, the transition point is there. Everything I do after today is going to have to stand up to the test of, "if I fuck up, will something die, and if I do it perfectly, will something live that might not have lived otherwise?"
I can never pass that test. In fact, I've already failed it on both sides. I did the best I could for Sol. I did the best I could for Bea. And Seven. And Four. And Guenther. And Estrellita, and Curious George and Dusk. And all of Bess' and Wendy's lost kits. And Tucker and Tess and Data and Boris and Mary and Emma and Henry and Simba and all the cats. I did the best I could. It wasn't enough.
They're gone now. Liz, Bess, Nathan, Bert, Margaret, Katie, Max, Sam, Lily, Grace and William are still here. And I'm still here.
And I am fucking fierce. And I have thumbs.
I received my new business cards the other day. My official title is "wabbit wrestler." At the bottom, the cards say, "oh, and Domino stuff too, but the wabbits come first."
And they do. I realized this morning that they always should. And should have.
The more I talk to stupid humans, the more I like my wabbits, and the greater my ire at humans who think humans are the best thing Nature ever thought up. As a long-time human, I can assure you, we're not. Seriously, we're not. Wabbits aren't, either, of course, but they have no illusions about it. And they're much friendlier than most humans, and much more vulnerable. Mostly... to humans.
My for-money job is still writing code so that humans can ignore other humans more efficiently. Pay me, I'll write the code, build and administer the systems to run that code, and help stupid humans figure out that the code does what the code does, regardless of what humans think the code is supposed to do.
My real job, as of 6am on July 23, 2011, is to make a good home for a small population of majestic giant wabbits. Concurrent with that duty is the duty to protect those big, friendly wabbits from idiot humans who think humans are the best thing ever invented. All the skills I've learned in half a century of having to deal with humans will now go into protecting those wabbits from these same idiot humans, while trying to find good homes among the non-idiot humans for more of these big, gentle moosewabbits.
It's not gonna be easy. I am going to lose more good wabbits, because they're fragile and the world isn't easy for any living thing. And I will continue to learn and do my best for them, and over time, my best will get better.
But I'm staking out my ground on their behalf, and if you fucking cross me -- if you even make a move to threaten these big wabbits -- I will shove a tire iron up your fucking nose until it comes out the back of your head, and I will let the possums come and eat your brains. Believe me, I've met them, and the possums think brains taste better than crickets and grubs.
I doubt anyone has ever felt this way about code, no matter how much they got paid to write it.
One little moosey wabbit like Sol is worth more to me now than 92% of all the humans I've ever met. I'd give most of your lives or mine to get him back right now.


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The demo video I wanted to make for those of you unable to attend Superbooth this year is taking a little longer than I anticipated. So I wanted to sort of just put a little video together briefly going over a few things I'll be demo'ing in that video.
I also thought this might be a good venue to see if there was anything in particular you wanted to see or have demo'd.
Just let me know here.
Hello, nice video and I understand it's only a teaser but not a lot of substance here for me to jump out of my chair in breathless anticipation for my SSP. I believe that if you just bypassed the SSP and routed everything thru your 301 you have a similarly impressive sound albeit of course different.
What I'd like to see is the SSP totally on it's own recording a person speaking a short sentence and then using the 50+ internal modules to process and bend it into something indiscernible from the original source material. For me, this would be a much better showcase of the creative power of the SSP without guessing whether or not any extra external modules are doing the majority of the sonic heavy lifting.
Hahahaha! Thanks for the honesty!
Hmmmm, I can see what you mean. I tend to forget about certain things and assume that people know the things I already know. The actual demo itself will not make such assumptions.
I know what you mean with the 301, but let's not forget you can't route any CV out of the 301, so the whole Planar bit wouldn't be possible.
This 4 voice 4 layer sound is about 3 layers (plus a noise layer) coming from the SSP and then using the rest of my rack and the SSP to augment and extend that. The idea being to show that while the SSP can do it all, that it is also perfectly capable of helping you get the most from your rack.
The SSP has a wavetable osc, square wave oscillator, and granular synthesis module as sound sources per voice. It also has one state variable filter (in this case acting as a low pass filter), 1 output module (which is also applying global reverb and delay), 1 input module (responsible for routing the 3 input jacks receiving cv from the expert sleepers fh-1, and 1 midi module, which I am using to control some modulation within the wavetable osc. The WTO and saw osc each have their own envelopes as well. The granular module is further down the preset, and also has its own envelope, ans svf and is being controlled with another input module using the same 3 inputs as the wto and saw osc.
This comprises the synth portion of the patch, with the rest making up a noise source controlled by the Planar, another portion routing the planar signals also out of the SSP to modulate the Rossum Morpheus, and also a LFO being output from the SSP into the control forge so as to gate it. The LFO is being manipulated by the y position from the roli seaboard blocks, which controls rate of the LFO. The 4 Z3000s going through the er-301 are then going out of the 301 into the Morpheus, before going to the SSP.
The intention here was to sample this sound, and then use it in either the WTO or granular modules, while also adding it as an additional layer to the sound.
I like your idea, however, and will look into whether I can do anything worth demo'ing with it.
Thanks for the patch information for it helps to discern what contribution the SSP is actually making to the end result. Point taken that the SSP can do it all (that's why I bought one…) and am looking forward to putting right smack in the middle of my rack (as yourself) and route everything into it for processing, mixing and recording (again like yourself).
I know my suggestion is rather pedestrian in comparison to yours but I think it would help to show backers and potential buyers that you don't need a wealth of extra modules to get incredibly wild results with just the SSP.
Can't wait to see/hear your upcoming demo and really I appreciate you taking the time to do so, sorry if my earlier comment came across as too critical for it wasn't meant to be.
Thanks for showing such a big patch, if you can next with more sound tweaking to hear and see. My Q. Can you easily make visual what's going on in a SSP patch in those little windows? Like soundgraphs or what signals / waves go to xyz output
I'll certainly show how connections are depicted in the firmware in the video. There are currently arrows which show output and input connections as you move around on the network grid (Modular grid view).
Every input and output has a scope, and the input and output modules also have scopes. So you can see all signals, whether they are audio or cv in nature.
Hopefully after the video is out, the way the firmware works will be a little more obvious and this will answer your question a little more.
Ok just shot the video. Whether it is the one I use is still up in air. I'm am amateur for sure when it comes to youtube and videos.
One thing I noticed, is that there is just no way I can use this video to show everything. I moved quickly through a bunch of stuff and forgot a bunch, and the video was still 20 minutes long. It is just a REALLY deep module, and there are just so many things to talk about. I could spend hours with someone going through everything now as it is in the firmware.
Anyway, I'm really just mentioning this to temper expectations.
So after going through the video, I've determined that I'm really trying to show too much in too little of time.
So I'm going to dial it back, and try to focus on doing something like what Brett suggested. I hadn't planned on doing a bunch of videos, as they really are a lot of work and time consuming, but I think I just might have to.
All this just to say I'm back to the drawing board.


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The entry for Apple Inc was viewed on the Open Secrets website, www.opensecrets.org, in August 2018. This detailed the company's political lobbying activities in the US.
The company and its employees were reported to have given $581,365
in political donations in 2018, with 92% of it going to Democrats.
The company had also spent $3,760,000 in political lobbying in 2018.
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google browser sync
Ca y est, google entre encore un peu plus chez nous en stockant, ni plus ni moins... que les preferences de notre navigateur.
Google browser sync a en effet pour but de:
- Google will store the Firefox browser settings that you select in association with your Google account and use them to synchronize settings for Firefox browsers on other computers. You can choose to encrypt Google's stored copies of your settings. When you update or delete your browser settings, the copy stored with your Google Account will be updated or deleted as well.
- Any user of your browser can see its history and other settings. Google Browser Sync synchronizes these settings across every browser on which you install Browser Sync. This means that anyone who uses one of those browsers can see browser settings created on the others. In addition, by using the browser anyone can create new settings, such as browsing history, that will be synchronized.
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It's good to see there remains continued optimism on Iraq in the mainstream press, outside of the editorial pages of The Wall Street Journal. This is not to say we should in all cases be uncritical Pollyannas. For example, Anthony Cordesman has a sober analysis of the Pentagon's quarterly report to Congress on the situation in Iraq, though even he provides some glimmer behind the dark clouds. Perhaps he had a chance to skim Amir Taheri's Commentary piece, with its optimistic, on-the-ground look at the allies' accomplishments in Iraq.
Unfortunately, many Americans and Britons, weary of the war, have closed their ears to what these two committed leaders have to say. Bad news from Iraq, including this week's reports of alleged American atrocities at Haditha last November, has obscured the long-term progress made in Iraq. As Mr. Blair noted at Georgetown, there is a danger that politics is becoming a "dialogue of the deaf."
As if to prove his point, a New York Times editorial dismissed what Mr. Blair and Mr. Bush said over the Memorial Day weekend as the "same old 'stay the course' fantasy."
Yet it is not a fantasy to say, as both men did, that Iraqis voted three times last year for a national democratic government and individual freedoms despite daily assaults by anti-democratic forces. Nor is it a fantasy to note that Iraqi politicians have formed the first government under their nation's new constitution, and are moving forward, amidst great difficulty, to create military and police forces that can eventually assume responsibility for keeping the peace.
Neither Mr. Bush nor Mr. Blair made any promise that this aim will be achieved soon. But they are right to say there is forward progress and correctly underline the critical stakes in Iraq.
Mr. Blair was especially eloquent. The forces seeking to destroy democracy in Iraq, he said at Georgetown, "disagree with our way of life, our values, and in particular [the] value of tolerance. They hate us, but probably they hate those Muslims who believe in tolerance even more ? . They have come to Iraq now because they see it as the battleground." They share, he said, the aims of the suicide teams that attacked the United States on September 11, 2001, and Britain on July 7, 2005.
To critics of the Iraq war, he posed the following challenge: "By all means, debate the strategy and tactics of how we succeed. But, I ask, how can we possibly, in the face of such a struggle so critical to our own values not see it through and do so with renewed vigor and confidence?"
And in words that won applause from President Bush, Mr. Blair struck the central question underlying the conflict and the wavering resolve to see it through: "Those people who are fighting us there know what is at stake. The question is: Do we?"
Saturday, June 03, 2006
The Charleston Post and Courier on Persevering in Iraq
Charleston's Post and Courier, the south's oldest daily newspaper, argued yesterday that President Bush and Prime Minister Blair were right to reaffirm the alliance's steady progress in Iraq. But the editors note:
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I've decided that Taheri cannot be trusted after the bogus story he floated about yellow ribbons in Iran. OK, everyone makes mistakes, but he refuged to acknowledge them.
Also, even the WSJ's editors (as opposed to the OP-Eds) have been very sober in their assessment, both pre and post-Zarqawi capture. I think they're generally right overall in their mixed editorial today.
- Donald Douglas said...
I agree, Anonymous, and in fact most of today's editorials have been pretty balanced. The L.A. Times, I'm pleased to note, tends to publish fairly centrist positions on foreign policy, for example, yesterday's editorial on Hugo Chavez.
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text: abecedarian 330 Posted December 29, 2012 Just received mine; the boards look great! Stupid me forgot to add stackable headers when checking out. :-( Anyone have some they'd be willing to sell or trade? If they're 2x10, I'd like to get 8; if 1x10, 20 would be nice- I have some other things I'm planning so planning ahead. Also, I forgot about the SMD resistors and LED's so would need 4 x 1K, 4 x 10k and 4 LED's. I have available to part with: 50 3mm clear / red LED 30 5mm clear / white LED 1 4x4 tactile switch matrix (4cm x 4.5cm) 10 1x40 female headers 5 2x40 male header 25 tactile switches, two wire through hole 2 NE555p timers 2 NE5532P op-amps 10 74HC595 chips 2 M9720AG op-amps 1 PT2339 audio delay processor 1 LM2596S based adjustable voltage regulator I also have a bag full of various capacitors, electrolytic and others I haven't inventoried yet, so maybe there's something in there someone would need? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Buoyed by its commitment to ensure safety and wellbeing of both employees, customers and the general public alike, the QHSE Department of Ikeja Electric led by Engr Jamiu Badmos has unveiled its Mission Slogan for 2019. The slogan, "Mission Zero-Take Ownership", was recently unveiled as a rallying cry for all stakeholders to take responsibility in ensuring that the network recording zero fatality in 2019.
Speaking on this, Engr Jamiu Badmos said there would be zero tolerance for acts of carelessness, especially with regard to technical field teams who he urged to maintain 100% compliance with regulations, from PPE kit to operational guidelines in the field. He noted that each employee's life is a treasure trove of value which should not be wasted due to careless actions.
Engr Jamiu urged co-operation from all stakeholders, including staff, to report any unsafe behavior to the QHSE department, warning that failure to do so could have dire consequences. "We must collaborate and co-operate on this matter. Our work environment is one of great hazard and as such we cannot over emphasize the need to be careful. Our focus now is to urge ownership. Everyone has to chip in. From the technical teams who must ensure they act in line with all safety provisions, to other stakeholders in the community who we encourage to report unsafe practices to us immediately they notice them.", Engr Jamiu Badmos concluded.


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Thursday, 25th July 2019
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sadie Beech Horsemanship
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Bitless 101 Workshop Itinerary
- Why Bitless?
- Equine Anatomy
- Bridle Fitting
- Bitless Bridles
- Practical Assessments
- Practical Fitting
- Ground Transitioning Demo
- Ridden Transitioning Demo
- Safety & Contradictions
- Q&A / Discussion
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Each participant will receive a Bitless 101 Bridle Fitting Certificate + Copy of Bitless 101 to fit for their own horses at home.
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- If booking online, please print out your invoice and bring with you to the event, this is proof of payment. You can also book directly with the venue.
- Refreshments are provided (snack/tea/coffee (dairy and non-dairy milk supplied).
- Please bring a packed lunch and if available a fold-able chair.
- Workbooks and pens are provided.
- Being in July we expect the weather will be dry, however if now we will work inside, but please bring lightweight waterproofs for the afternoon practical work.
- We do stock some bridles and can take orders and offer 1-2-1 appointments the next day after the clinic, where Phillippa can come to you directly.
- Additional copies of the workbook can be pre-ordered – save p&p.
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Great places don't just happen. They exist because people build relationships with each other, communicate with each and build networks. They are places where people feel safe and trust others.
Sometimes it feels so hard but the best thing to do is just to make a start.
Building Communities: One Handshake at a Time is the place to look for information and ideas to help make great places for everyone.
What is involved in One Handshake at a Time?
One Handshake at a Time is a place to look for ways and ideas to make the Shoalhaven a better place.
What are some components of One Handshake at a Time?
One Handshake at a Time Toolkit
The toolkit provides ideas for things that individuals or people can do in their own neighbourhoods to build friendships, trust, networks. It aims to help people connect with each other. Getting to know your neighbours is a good way to make your community safer, healthier and a better place to live.
One Handshake at a Time Toolkit
Neighbour Day
Neighbour Day is Australia's annual celebration of community, bringing together the people next door, across the street or on the next farm for a beer, a barbie or just a cuppa.
Held on the last Sunday in March every year, it's the perfect day to say thanks for being a great neighbour and for being there when I needed you most.
The actual meaning of Neighbour Day is so much more …
Neighbours are important because good relationships with others can and does change communities. Social connection also makes us feel better as it helps prevent loneliness, isolation and depression.
Neighbour Day brings together like-minded people, resources, and organisations to grow stronger, well connected communities.
Shoalhaven City Council encourages residents to be part of Neighbour Day. Further information is available from www.neighbourday.org
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Council's Community Grants program can enable organisations and groups (formal or informal) to complete projects (in line with the Shoalhaven Community Strategic Plan).
Community funding
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There are a number of actions people can do to be safe. This includes locking doors and windows, being aware of surroundings, reporting incidents to the police etc.
Community Development staff, and other Council officers, have been trained in Safer by Design or Crime Prevention through Environmental Design. Staff can provide basic and simple safety audits as requested.
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At the Venetian Castle Cultutral Center of Catholic Church
Syros is the one of the few places in Greece where those of the Catholic and Orthodox faiths celebrate Holy Easter together
The paths will change starting and finishing point and will start from the town of Naxos. In the earlier two routes will be added and two new ones, a City Trail in old and picturesque castle of Chora of Naxos, and a route for children.
Sun22Apr2018Finikas Syros
The municipality of Syros-Ermoupolis, the Local community of Phoenix and the athletic cultural association – Runners Syrou, co-organizing the races 3 km, 6 km men/women and children 100 m races in parallel. (for pre-school children), 200 m. (for children 1st and 2nd grade), 400 m (for children c and d grade) and 800 m (for kids (e) and (f) Municipal) at noon on Sunday 22 April 2018, in Phoenix.
Focusing on some of the small Cycladic islands, the 2018 championship will kick off in May with races on Kimolos and then continue on to Folegandros, Ios, Andros, Kythnos and Tinos.
Sat26May20186:30 pmHermoupolis Syros
The South Aegean region, the municipality of Syros-Ermoupolis and sports cultural Club – Runners Syrou, co-organizing races 2.5 km, 5 km, 10 km men/women and children 100 m races in parallel. (for pre-school children), 300 m. (from 6 years up to 10 years), and 500 m (from 11 years and up), the three-day of penticost and more specifically the afternoon of Saturday 26 May 2018, in Syros.
Fri15Jun20189:00 pmGalissas
The Embellishing Cultural Association of Galissas, Galissas Siros nautical club and the local community Festival, organized with a view to the Port feast of the Holy Heart of Jesus.
The event will be held in Galissas on 15 June, Friday.
We invite you to dance and entertain with live orchestra.
Friendly participation of Educational Filotechnikoy Association of Phoenix as well as the traditional workshop of Syros ' Delivery ' Perfume.
Thu21Jun2018Sun24Jun2018Various Locations
The premium multi-sport event of Syros, Trimore Syros Triathlon. At least 700 athletes took part last year
Ermoupolis Choral Festival is a wonderful initiative of the Syros Music Club, a well-established cultural association of Syros; choral ensembles from all over Greece and the world come to Syros for concerts.
Friday (Hermes Hotel)
Saturday (Cultural center)
Sunday (The Plaza)
Beach party at Asteria Beach Bar
Focusing on some of the small Cycladic islands, the 2018 championship will kick off in May with races on Kimolos and then continue on to Folegandros, Ios, Andros, Kythnos and Tinos.
Sat30Jun2018Sun01Jul20186:00 pmSyros
You can win a champion title in a weekend on Syros island (GREECE) ! 2 x C.A.C.I.B. - 3 C.A.C.
A vision of Angeliki Sigourou, the 6th International DanceFest features a wealth of events and workshops on contemporary dance, choreography, ballet, clown improvisation, dance architecture, Alexander technique, body music, theatre, flamenco, and yoga; also, a creative-dance workshop for people with and without mobility impairments, and a creative contemporary dance workshop for parents and children. Moreover, on tap are dance and theatre performances from Greece and other countries, as well as parallel events in public spaces. Notably, in 2016, Acropoditi Dance Theatre Company received the Karolos Koun Award for Medusa and their outstanding contribution to Syros culture.
SIFF was founded in 2013 by Jacob Moe in collaboration with Cassandra Celestin. An annual meeting place for Greek and international indie cinema, with a variety of sections, including a competition section, shorts and feature films, special tributes, and many side events and debates, which take place in remodelled and traditional venues and other fantastic locations on the island. The Syros International Film Festival is organised in collaboration with the Stavros Niarchos Foundation and the Onassis Cultural Centre. A unique experience, featuring major Greek and international filmmakers.
Organised every year on the island of Syros, the International Festival of the Aegean plays host to extraordinary opera recitals that attract thousands of visitors. Founded in 2005 by the Greek-American conductor and music director Peter Tiboris as a labour of his love for Syros and the iconic Apollon Theatre, the festival, now in its 14th edition, under artistic director Eilana Lappalainen, attracts world-class artists from many countries and makes the capital of the Cyclades a summer destination for music lovers from Europe and all over the world.
Hermoupolis Guitar Festival is regarded as one of the top guitar festivals in Greece.
Eye's Walk Festival is an innovative festival in Greece that connects the unique architectural legacy of Syros with public space and the community of the island.
Sat04Aug20186:30 pmIkaria
The Ikaria 5K & 10K- Run
Registrations will automatically close once the participation limit per race is met (Participation Limit in the 5K: 150, and 10K: 100)
Places are selling really fast so book early!
Event Schedule
Saturday, 4th of August 2018
• Start time of the Races: 18.30
Starting and Finishing Point: The race will start and finish at the Plagia Village central square.
Time limit: 1.5 hours
Thu09Aug2018Fri10Aug2018Ano Syros
August Moons is two days of rebetika music performed by local musicians at tavernas and on the streets of Ano Syros.
High-quality music concerts by world-renowned orchestras, conductors, chamber music artists, soloists, and performers. A firmly established festival of international appeal remembers all the great artists who have honoured it with their presence, including Leonidas Kavakos, Nobuko Imai, Michaela Martin, Frans Helmerson, Radovan Vlatkovic, Jannis Vakarelis, Costas Kotsiolis, Michel Lethiec, in a rich, diverse programme at the Apollon Theatre, the architectural gem of Ermoupolis. One of the festival's founders is the important Greek music artist, principal violinist of the Greek National Opera, and artistic director of the festival, Yannos Margaziotis.
2nd Photospere festival. Its a open air photography in which professional and amateur photographers display there photos.
Thu16Aug201812:00 pmGalissas
Syros culture 2018 Summer Beach Party. 3000 people last year ! Exact date not confirmed.
Each summer, accordionists from Greece and other countries meet on Syros to share their passion for music. Since 2012, the festival has been supported by accordionists and accordion lovers. Spurred by their love for the accordion, Christelle Loukitch and Kandia Printezi (of Ourios Anemos nonprofit organisation) showcase the diverse possibilities of the instrument. Now in its seventh edition on Syros, the festival features unique accordion concerts and recitals in the only event dedicated to the accordion in Greece. Moreover, recitals by acclaimed accordionists, seminars, exhibitions, children's workshops, concerts and dancing events
Duration: Mon 27 Aug – Sun 9 Sep
At the Art Gallery
3rd Rembetiko festival Syra of Markos Vamvakaris
Type of groups that can participate: Traditional folk dance groups-Folk song groups -Choirs.
Sat01Sep2018Various Athens
Date of Event
Every Weekend from Friday to Sunday.
All booking should take place at least 1 month before!
Half Marathon, 5km Road Race, 10km Road Race
Event Schedule
Friday: 19:00 - Training at the Olympic Stadium of Athens
Saturday: 12:00 - Running in the National Gardens of Athens (Zappeion)
Depending on the weather and the time of the year we might change this run to the Athens Riviera
Sunday: 09:00-12:00 - Running Event / Race
Depending on the weekend you will have the opportunity to join a 5K or a 10K or a Halfmarathon somewhere in Athens.
In case that there is no event schedule we have organised long runs in the Athens center (around Acropolis) or in the Athens Riviera
Focusing on some of the small Cycladic islands, the 2018 championship will kick off in May with races on Kimolos and then continue on to Folegandros, Ios, Andros, Kythnos and Tinos.
The Swimming Race "Paros Antiparos Channel Crossing 2018" will take place on Saturday the 8th of September.
It was scheduled to take place earlier this summer, it was cancelled, but now all the difficulties are gone and Antiparos is ready again to host this great sports event!
Stay tuned for more details!
Stray Art Festival explores the different forms of urban art in all their diversity. Popular street and graffiti artists, alongside music and theatre performers, celebrate street culture. The festival is augmented by side events featuring music, dance, theatre, and sports. It was conceived by the students of the Department of Product and Systems Design Engineering, University of the Aegean, and has been enthusiastically embraced by the Syros community.
20km, 10km, 5Km and Fun Race (1km and 500m for children), Swimming Race:1.000m, 3.000m and kids' race (100m and 300m)
Friday, 21st of September 2018
20.00 Opening Ceremony at Serifos Port
21.30-23.00 Welcome drink at Chora (raki-meze)
Saturday, 22nd of September 2018
09.00 Serifos Mines Tour (Megalo Livadi of Serifos)
11.00 Kids' race Start time (Livadi of Serifos-Finikas)
11.00 - 14.00 Brunch for the athletes (Indigo cafe - Livadi)
17.30 20km Start time (Vagia, asphalt cross point with the road to the beach)
18.00 10km Start time (Vagia, asphalt cross point with the road to the beach)
18.05 5km Start time (Vagia, asphalt cross point with the road to the beach)
18.30 - 21.30 Athlete's Welcome drink (Vagia beach)
Sunday, 23rd of September 2018
10.00 Kids' Swimming race Start time (Avlomona beach - Calma)
11.00 Swimming race Start time (Avlomona beach - Calma)
13.00 Athlete's Welcome snack in an event with music (Avlomona beach - Calma Cafe)
Entry Fee
Your participation to the race is paid and secured by RunninGreece.
Animasyros has grown into one of the world's 20 most important animation festivals. Founded by Vassilis Karamitsanis, the festival features competition sections, special screenings at Poseidonia and in the medieval settlement of Ano Syros, film presentations, special tributes, secret screenings, major international guests, workshops for people with disabilities and the Agora – an annual market for leading animation professionals at Ermoupolis. Welcoming hundreds of animated characters and even more animation fans from around the world, the festival is organised in collaboration with major partners, including the Onassis Cultural Centre and the Greek National Opera.
Focusing on some of the small Cycladic islands, the 2018 championship will kick off in May with races on Kimolos and then continue on to Folegandros, Ios, Andros, Kythnos and Tinos.
Jazz Festival Syros
The Jazz Festival Syros created from the affection of Vangelis and Yanni Aragianni Syrianwn Roussos to Jazz music. Launched in 2013, but the players had organized many important concerts in years past, starting from 2016. One of the highlights was the 2010 the presence of two major American artists of the bokalista Miles Griffith and drummer Clarence Penn. The Festival hosts every year important bands from Greece and abroad. Besides concerts, include seminars improvisation and film screenings on jazz, the Apollo Theater, as well as parallel events, which stand out for their quality. The events of the Festival are the epilogue of the cultural programme of the municipality of Hermoupolis of Syros –, the month of October, which is now an integral part of the culture on the island.
Syros Jazz Festival is the fruit of Vangelis Aragiannis and Yannis Roussos's love for Jazz music. The festival began in 2013, and its organisers had already produced a number of important live music concerts. One of the festival's highlights was the presence in 2010 of two great American artists, singer Miles Griffith and drummer Clarence Penn. Every year, the festival hosts important acts from Greece and other countries. In addition to concerts, it features improvisation seminars and Jazz film screenings at Apollon Theatre, as well as high-quality side events.
Fri05Oct2018Sun07Oct20187:10 amOia and Fira
Santorini Experience 2018 running in a stunning scenery in one of many beautiful islands in the Cyclades. Stunning views, amazing swimming and running routes, majestic sunset in one of the top islands in the world are here to amaze you with one of the most extraordinary sports events in Greece.
The 3rd Optimist & Laser 4.7 Race in Antiparos will take place on 6 – 8 October 2018.
Sat06Oct2018Sun28Oct20189:45 amVarious
The Andros on Foot Festival is a celebration through an exploration of the exceptional beauty of Andros on foot. It is a unique event that will bring together the people of Andros with walkers from the rest of Greece and abroad to experience a mixture of walking and local culture. Local cultural associations in villages across the island are preparing a range of enjoyable activities along the network of hiking routes.
23 days of hiking through a hidden treasure of wondrous places,
visit the historical monuments & villages of Andros,
for fiestas, dances, games and arts,
experience local flavours cooked by locals.
Focusing on some of the small Cycladic islands, the 2018 championship will kick off in May with races on Kimolos and then continue on to Folegandros, Ios, Andros, Kythnos and Tinos.
Tue06Nov2018PAROS ISLAND - PRODROMOS VILLAGE
Revithada, a traditional recipe based on chickpeas is baked in old fashioned ovens (heated by woods and charcoals) in Prodromos village every August. The guests have the opportunity to watch the preparation of revithada, which is baked from Saturday night till Sunday morning and is served after the prayers in the village church. Many delicacies based on chickpeas are being offered to visitors accompanied by wine, souma and traditional music. There is also a photo gallery which consists of old photos showing the cultivation of chickpeas throughout the ages.
Focusing on some of the small Cycladic islands, the 2018 championship will kick off in May with races on Kimolos and then continue on to Folegandros, Ios, Andros, Kythnos and Tinos.


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In Hour One, we have lots of great music, including some tunes to kick off the Holiday Season.
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The economic stimulus package passed earlier this year helped prevent a repeat of the Great Depression. Struggling firms seeking returns to profitability are engaged in widespread cost-cutting, mainly through layoffs. The unemployment rate is higher than 10 percent and is projected to rise into 2010. Unemployed, discouraged and part-time workers who can't find full-time jobs exceed 17 percent of the U.S. labor force. In Oregon, the figure is close to 25 percent.
Layoffs will not pave the way to recovery. Recovery requires putting people back to work so that they have money to spend on housing and other goods and services. And the green-collar industry holds one of the keys to restarting the nation's job-growth engine.
The job-creation potential of the green economy is immense. Chicago-based outplacement firm Challenger, Gray and Christmas predicts the green sector could see "explosive growth" amounting up to 1.3 million new jobs per year by 2030. The RAND Corporation says 5 million new jobs will be created if the U.S. generates 25 percent of its energy from renewable power by 2025. Consulting firm Global Insight projects up to 4.2 million new green jobs will be created in the U.S. by 2038. Half of these will be in high-paying science and engineering, legal, research and consulting fields. But the green economy also will create large numbers of jobs for low and semi-skilled workers to perform work such as energy-efficiency retrofits and weatherization of commercial buildings and homes.
The bank bailout was supposed to open up lending windows to businesses and consumers. But this hasn't happened; credit is being reduced or denied to all but the most blue-chip borrowers. One place the lending pullback is taking a toll is in wind and solar energy, bellwethers of the green economy.
Between 2005 and 2008, wind-energy capacity in the U.S. increased by 275 percent. In 2008 alone, the wind sector created 35,000 jobs. The share of domestically made components in wind turbines deployed in the U.S. has risen from 30 percent in 2005 to 50 percent today, and many of these jobs are in manufacturing. The domestic wind turbine industry is one of the few bright spots in the otherwise continued evisceration of the nation's manufacturing base. Today, only 12 percent of U.S. employment is in manufacturing, down from 16 percent in 1993 and almost 30 percent in 1953.
However, the credit crunch has put a damper on growth of wind energy. Vestas, one of the world's largest wind turbine manufacturers, estimates that lack of available capital has cut demand for its wind turbines this year by 15 percent.
The credit crunch also has dimmed growth in solar energy. There are an estimated 80,000 jobs related to solar energy in the U.S. today, perhaps five times as many as five year ago. Yet when OptSolar, a solar array manufacturer, laid off 290 workers earlier this year, it blamed financing difficulties.
Creation of a national "Greenconomy Bank" could help ensure that our green business sector has the capital it needs for continued expansion and job creation. The bank would sell bonds with proceeds dedicated to funding renewable energy projects, development of new technologies including advanced batteries and electric vehicles and the smart grid, and energy-saving improvements to homes and buildings. Oversight by an independent board would help insulate the bank from political interference.
Approval of federal climate and energy legislation will generate capital to significantly bolster growth of our green industries. But no bill is forthcoming this year, and with a turbulent election season arriving in 2010, maybe not next year either. Meanwhile, other nations including China are moving aggressively to position themselves as market leaders in green energy, clean technology, and other sustainable products and services for which global demand is projected to double to $2.7 trillion per year by 2020.
Lending by a Greenconomy Bank would help reduce our carbon footprint in the fight against global warming and enhance national energy security by reducing our dependence upon imported fossil fuels. But first and foremost, it would help start putting Americans back to work.
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Right now I call myself a Wealth Coach, having 20 years experience in analytical left-brained financial planning, and the last few years (after a heart attack at 32) focussing on right-minded meditation, hypnosis and other alternative arts. This gives a good balance of skills so that I can assist clients who need to balance work & life or those who seek to balance wealth & spirituality.
Although I do use hypnosis with many of my clients (and I am a qualified Professional Hypnotherapist), I do not do the "standard" hypnotic quit smoking and weight-loss routines. However, I have had several of my clients with whom I have used hypnosis for wealth creation, that later reported quitting smoking, quitting alcohol and losing unwanted kilos.
Hypnosis is incredibly powerful, has amazing impacts and even the hypnosis experts cannot fully explain it all. How does a man walk on hot coals without burning his feet, or walk through an arrow with his neck intact? I have done both of these inexplicable activities and more things besides.
More adept yogis can use the power of the mind to lay on a bed of nails, walk on broken glass, or do other amazing physical feats whilst in an altered state of consciousness. You may not wish to lift a car or lie on nails, but perhaps you may wish to run a marathon, ride the Tour de France or make a million dollars? To some people, these things may seem impossible, to others, who know how, it is just a matter of technique.
Maria* wanted to learn how to double her money (she had $2.7 Million and wanted to make it into $5 Million). In one hour, I showed her how to become wealthier in *all* aspects of her life; she went on to lose weight, get fit, reunite her estranged family and fall madly in love all over again, with her husband of 35 years.
If you look at the very first video on http:///www.bit.ly/24testimony you will see Michael, who has increased his income by over 700% in less than a year. He has also experienced side-benefits (as opposed to 'side-effects') of becoming a better husband and father as well as increased happiness and tolerance. There are many other video clips there, some from accountants, book-keepers, a city mayor and several business owners.
Some clients have an amazing breakthrough in a single session, but then have to go away and practice it to make it stick 100%; similar to how you would discover a new technique with a personal trainer, but then practice that in the gym for the next few weeks.
I have created several guided meditations for my clients who wish to maintain the hypnotic state whilst not in my office, these are mp3's which they can listen to each night or each morning for best results. Many other clients benefit from a yogic breathing technique which I teach them: it has the dual benefit of lowering stress and also being 90% effective in eliminating the desire for cigarettes, alcohol and comfort-eating.
I like to help my clients to help themselves, so if I can teach them about NLP, Reiki, EFT ("tapping"), or meditation for physical health, Binary Sexology (TM) for relationship health and Flick Your Rich Switch (FYRST (R)) mindfulness techniques for financial health, it is all good and it is personally empowering.
Sometimes I will suggest that a client seek assistance from another practitioner, such as an acupuncturist, relationship coach or whatever may be required. Occasionally I may suggest that a client complete a course, seminar or read a book, in order to help them to get to the next level.
I do not want a client who is dependent upon me, in a similar fashion as to how doctors do not want hypochondriacs coming in every day for a new pill. An empowered and educated client will come back to learn the next level up; in that way, they challenge me in my process of self-improvement as much as I challenge them.
In my opinion, there is no "impossible" record and no "unbreakable" high score. Whether you seek worldly riches or spiritual enlightenment, do not seek to merely be a second-rate copy of Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, Steve Jobs, the Dalai Lama, Jesus or Buddha; seek to be the best possible YOU that you can be. Who knows? Perhaps you could even exceed the ability of your idol. Besides, abundance and happiness are not destinations, they are ways of travelling the journey.


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