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VMware NSX SD-WAN by Velocloud Online Training
During this course, you gain an understanding of the architecture and features of VMware SD-WAN by VeloCloud™. This course provides extensive hands-on labs in which you enable core SD-WAN features, such as ensuring application performance using business policies, traffic redirections, and network service insertion.
Objective :
By the end of this SD-WAN training, you should be able to meet the following objectives:
- Discuss the NSX SD-WAN architecture and platform deployment model options
- Identify and describe the NSX SD-WAN solution components
- Explain the interaction between the NSX SD-WAN Edge, Orchestrator, and Gateway components
- Describe the NSX SD-WAN Software-Defined Networking (SDN) approach, traffic, and network flows
- Explore NSX SD-WAN core features and evaluate how these dramatically improve operational automation
- Use NSX SD-WAN features to perform simple, agile, and secure SD-WAN operations
- Simplify branch infrastructure by inserting network services on the branch edge, in the cloud, or in the regional and enterprise data centers
Course outline
Course Introduction
- Introductions
- Course Logistics
- Course Objectives
VMware NSX SD-WAN by Velocloud Architecture
- Architecture Overview
Solution Components
- Solution Components Interaction
- Traffic Flows
VMware NSX SD-WAN by Velocloud Core Features
- Application Performance and Business Policies
- Cloud VPN
- Service Insertion
- High Availability and Cluster
- Overlay Flow Control (Routing)
- Segmentation, PCI Compliance, and Firewall
- Deployment Flexibility and Using NSX SD-WAN
Target Audience:
- Experienced system administrators
- Network administrators
- Network Engineers
- IT Managers
- IT Directors
- system integrators responsible for designing and implementing networking solutions.
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My wife and I have just been converted!
It was neither as dramatic as the Damascus Road experience, nor like the dawning variety on the Emmaus Road.
Ours took place at a virtual location but let me first give our testimony (read tes-ti-moany for Americans).
Lyn and I have been dreaming of our forthcoming holiday in Italy. Given the job of preparing the itinerary and ferreting out champagne accommodation at Coca-Cola prices, I got to work.
Guide books were helpful with their draft tours and suggestions of how many days needed here and there. My first effort started in the mountains north of Milan and ended thirty-five days later at the toe of Italy's boot.
I started to feel harried and exhausted plotting each day's sorti into cathedrals and galleries, figuring out whether it was best to travel between Florence and Siena by train or bus and imagining dossing down in a different hotel or monasterio every night.
Then, like the person who kicked up a treasure in the field, I stumbled onto a web site called Slow Travel.
The author, Yvonne Kenny, is the instigator of the web site which nourishes a virtual community of people who love to travel slowly.
In a posting entitled 'What is Slow Travel?' Yvonne writes, "Slow Travel is independent travel where you enjoy a deeper level of experience by staying in one place longer and seeing the things that are close to you."
Humorously, Yvonne draws a parallel with reading and quotes Woody Allen who said, "I took a speed reading course and read 'War and Peace' in twenty minutes. It involved Russia."
Slow Travel involves moving out from where you are rather than flitting around in long, expensive trips to get a superficial snapshot of 'the highlights'.
One liberating article is called, 'You Don't Have to See the Must-Sees' in which Yvonne cites the 'National Lampoon's European Vacation'. In this movie Chevy Chase rushes around Paris with his check list, looks at a site for a minute, then happily checks it off his list.
Yvonne challenges the 'English Village Syndrome' in which a tourist returns from their first visit to a village and says to everyone, "You must see______________" [fill in the gap]. The assumption is that no other town will have quite the same character or impact.
We are being liberated from the compulsion to go everywhere and see everything. This conversion will need to kick in after our return when someone says to us, "You mean to say you went all that way and didn't see ___________________?"
We have completed our second, slow travel, Italian itinerary and it has got that molto bene feel about it! In a very real sense, our most important journey has slowly begun. We are learning to travel more as pilgrims and less as tourists.
Geoff Pound
Source: Check out the Slow Travel web site at: http://www.slowtrav.com/
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wnDirect supporting Wrap Up London for the second year running
Nov 08, 2016
As the nights begin to draw in and the air gets a distinct chill in it, most of us begin to conjure up images of festive frolics with sparkling lights and sounds of Christmas Carols. However, for those who are homeless and live on the streets, the winter period is significantly more miserable and harsh. That's why we have chosen to support the annual charity coat collection Wrap Up London again, for the second year running, to help them reach their target of collecting 15,000 unwanted, old and used coats for those most likely to struggle to keep warm during the winter months.
More than 8,000 people have slept rough on London's streets throughout 2015 and 2016, and many thousands more continue to live in crisis. This is a trend that doesn't look like it's going to reverse any time soon. The winter months can be the toughest for vulnerable people across the city, but it doesn't have to be this way.
So what is Wrap Up London?
Wrap Up London is an annual charity coat collection which calls upon members of the public to give their old coats new life by donating unwanted and used coats which are then distributed directly to those most likely to struggle to keep warm during the winter months. The donated coats are distributed via homeless shelters, refugee centres, elderly organisations, women's refuges, children's centres and various other charities.
This year's Wrap Up London campaign will run from the 7th – 18th November and coats can be dropped off at various London Underground stations during this period.
How are wnDirect supporting Wrap Up London?
Here at wnDirect we know a thing or two about delivery and aren't bad at coming up with innovative ideas so we've teamed up with the lovely people at Collect+, for the second year running, to offer the use of our returns portal to enable people who aren't able to deliver a coat to one of the collection points in London, to do so using our logistics network.
There are over 5,800 drop off locations allowing people to donate coats from across the UK which significantly extends the reach of this fabulous campaign and should help Wrap Up London meet their target of collecting 15,000 coats in no time.
The first 250 delivery labels are completely free to download and can include as many coats as you like up to 10kg in a package that is up to 50x50x60cm in size. Once all of the free delivery labels have been used up they will cost no more than £3.75. Not a huge price to pay to keep someone warm this winter!
For more information, and to download your delivery label visit https://www.collectplus.co.uk/wrapuplondon
So what are you waiting for? Have a dig around in your wardrobe and give your old coat new life this winter. A small, simple act of kindness that will make a big difference to those most likely to struggle to keep warm during the winter months. Spread the word amongst friends and family and help Wrap Up London reach, and even exceed their target of 15,000 coats.


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Dear Colleague
The below events organised at the Bar Library are open to all solicitors.
Blood donations will be taking place all day in the Inn of Court on Monday 17th September. In Northern Ireland three people are transfused every hour and 850 units of blood are used each week. This blood is used in numerous ways, such as going to a child with leukaemia, a mother during childbirth, a person undergoing surgery, a person with cancer, or someone involved in an accident.
The Northern Ireland Blood Transfusion Service relies on regular donors to ensure there are adequate blood supplies but also needs over 150 new donors to come forward every week. We urge you to be one of those donors…
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Action Cancer Big Bus will be in the Bar Library carpark on Tuesday 18th September offering M.O.T health checks (£20pp) available to all and breast screenings for women aged between 40-49 & 70+ (£30pp).
Members can book either by using the online booking service at www.actioncancer.org/appointments or by calling Action Cancer on 02890 803344 and selecting Option 1. Members should quote reference JKO-2456. Please confirm your appointment afterwards by emailing email@example.com.


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Being a difficult sleeper, my favourite way of relaxing before bedtime is having a warm cup of tea. I'll usually go for something like a chamomile, which is caffeine-free and has a calming effect on the body. It's a perfect way to sooth myself into a sleepy state.
These days you have a wide variety of herbal tea options on the shelves, and some very cool tea bars popping up in the cities. Luckily this craze comes with a whole bunch of good news. Different teas have different effects on our bodies, and research has shown that some of them have amazing health benefits.
So next time you feel like a cuppa, make sure you're getting the most out of your tea time. Here are five of our favourite teas and what they can help for:
1. Rooibos Tea
Rooibos tea is naturally caffeine-free and packed with amazing antioxidants that can help reduce the risk of diseases over the long-term. It can help with inflammation and reduce allergies. Studies have shown that it can even lower cholesterol (the bad kind) – check it out here.
I prefer drinking my Rooibos tea black but try having it with a bit of milk and honey – it's delicious.
2. Chamomile Tea
Chamomile tea is a good option for improving your sleep as it has a great calming effect. The tea is made from the dried Chamomile flower. This is also a good option when you are experiencing menstrual pain, anxiety, and it can even lower blood sugar, as studies on people with diabetes have shown.
Try drinking it with milk, nutmeg and a pinch of cinnamon – great for those restless nights.
3. Ginger Tea
Ginger is widely known to have a relieving effect on nausea or stomach pains. It can be effective for morning sickness in early pregnancy or when you're experiencing motion sickness.
Ginger tea, with its antibacterial properties, is also used as a remedy to boost your immune system and it promotes digestion. Take a look at this article for more information on the benefits of ginger.
If you don't like the taste of ginger, try it with a dash of lemon and honey.
4. Rose Tea
Rose tea is made from rose blossom or petals that have been dried. It has a high concentration of vitamins and antioxidants, making it an ideal mood-lifter and immune booster. The fragrance of the tea is just as good as the taste – who doesn't like the smell of roses?
The perfect way of making rose tea? Just add some hot water and let it soak for a while.
5. Green Tea
Green tea probably top of the list in everyone's minds when we think about healthy teas. And there are valid reasons why.
Green tea has a high amount of caffeine that is effective in improving brain function and help you stay awake on those sleepy mornings. The tea has been found to have fat-burning and metabolic-boosting effects, as well as a high dose of antioxidants.
It may not have the best flavour, but a squeeze of lemon may do the trick.
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The next time you have to serve up bread rolls, why not take things a step further and make some cute bunny-shaped bread rolls instead? They are perfect for Easter, but can be served any day of the year. You can try making them using the recipe in this wikiHow, or you can use your favorite dinner roll recipe instead!
Ingredients[1] X Research source
- ⅓ cup +1 tablespoon (100 milliliters) water
- ⅓ cup (80 milliliters) whole milk
- 2 teaspoons active dry yeast
- 2 cups (250 grams) bread flour
- ½ cup (50 grams) cake flour
- ¼ cup (50 grams) sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 3 tablespoons (45 grams) unsalted butter, room temperature
- Extra milk for brushing
Serves 16
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Making the Dough
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1Heat the water and milk. Stir together the water and milk in a small saucepan. Heat it over the stove to 108 to 110°F (43 to 44°C). You can also heat it in the microwave, but be careful not to let the solution get too hot. It is it over 110°F (44°C), it will kill the yeast and prevent the dough from rising.[2] X Research source
2Add the yeast and 2 teaspoons of sugar, then let the mixture stand. Add 2 teaspoons of active yeast and 2 teaspoons of sugar into the milk and water solution. Let it sit for 5 to 8 minutes. As it sits, the yeast will start to bubble.[3] X Research source
3Stir together the flour, sugar and salt. Pour both of the flours into a large mixing bowl. Add in the rest of the sugar and the salt. Stir everything together to combine.
4Stir in the yeast mixture. Once the yeast mixture has turned bubbly, pour it into the flour mixture. Stir it in until it forms a dough. You can do this by hand, or in a stand mixer with a dough hook attachment.
5Add the butter and continue mixing for 5 to 10 minutes. Cut the butter up, and add it into the flour mixture. Stir it in, then mix the dough for 5 to 10 minutes, or until it turns smooth and stretchy. Give it a stretch. If you can stretch it out really thin, it's ready. If it snaps and breaks, keep mixing it.[4] X Research source
6Cover the dough and let it rest until it doubles in size. Place the dough into an oiled bowl, then cover the bowl with a sheet of plastic wrap. Let the dough sit on the counter until it doubles in size. This will take about 40 to 60 minutes, depending on the temperature in your kitchen.[5] X Research sourceAdvertisement
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1Separate the dough into 16 pieces. You can do this by scooping out 16 pieces from the dough. You can also roll it out into a tube, then cut the tube into 16 portions.[6] X Research source
2Roll each piece into a ball. Hold a piece of dough in a cupped hand. Pinch the dough towards the center so that it forms a ball-shape with a seam. Place the ball on the counter, and cup your hand over it. Using a circular motion with your hand, gently roll the dough into a ball.[7] X Research source
- This technique is used by bakers and is known as "bouling".
- If you are having difficulties, you can simply roll the pieces into balls with your palms. The resulting bunnies may not be as smooth however.
3Cover the balls and let them rest for 15 minutes. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper first, then set the balls on top. Cover the balls with a sheet of plastic wrap, then let them sit for 15 minutes.[8] X Research source
4Cut bunny ears into each ball. Remove the plastic wrap first. Hold a pair of kitchen shears horizontally against the bunny's back. Cut two triangular slits into the front of the ball. The slits should be close together but not actually touching. They will look a little like an M.
- If you'd like to, you can roll the balls into more oval/egg shapes first.
5Round the tips of the ears. Use your finger to gently soften and round the tip of each ear. This is very important; if you don't do this, you will end up with cats instead! You can also stretch the ears out a little to make them longer, but be careful not to make them too thin. If you'd like to, you can give the center of each ear a slight dent using a dowel or paintbrush handle for a more realistic touch.[9] X Research source
- Keep the ears tucked against the bunny's back. Don't stand them straight up. If you do, the edges may brown too much.
7Consider adding a tail. This is not absolutely necessary, but it's a nice touch. Make a small upwards snip on the bunny's bum. Pull the flap of dough out, then roll it under itself back towards the bunny.[12] X Research source
8Let the bunnies rest for 40 minutes. Cover the bunnies loosely with a sheet of plastic wrap. Let them rest for 40 minutes. During this time, the bunnies will poof up even more and double in size.[13] X Research source
- Do not wrap the ends of the plastic wrap around the baking sheet, or it will squish the bunnies as they rise.
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2Brush the top each bunny with some milk. This is not absolutely necessary, but it will give the bunnies a little shine. You can also use a beaten egg with a little water instead.[14] X Research source
3Bake the bunnies for 15 to 20 minutes. They are ready when the tops turn a golden-brown color.[15] X Research source
4Allow the bunnies to cool before serving them. Once the bunnies are done baking, transfer them to a wire cooling rack. Allow them to cool for about 10 to 15 minutes before you serve them.Advertisement
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- It may take a few tries to get the technique right. Don't get discouraged!Thanks!
- You can use your own dinner roll recipe instead.Thanks!
- These bunny rolls are perfect for Easter, but you can use them for other occasions too!Thanks!
- If you want to make cats instead, don't round the ear tips.Thanks!
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Humans are creatures with a gigantic memory. The evolution of the written word made it possible to store things outside our brains, and hence more safely for very long periods of time. This gradual accumulation has resulted in a memory too large for any single human to remember or grasp. Only collectively do we know a lot.
Sooner or later, the question of what is important and worth passing on, and what can be neglected or lost in the sands of time would have cropped up. This is because even external storage of memory is not costless. Different civilizations came up with different answers to this question. Indians seemed to have thought that lessons from history are more important than history itself, and thus have left us with very little solid historical data, which is why the huge controversies surrounding the 'construction' of ancient India. Europeans were more meticulous, and have always had a good tradition of storing away bits of information from life thousands of years ago.
But why is it important to remember? Goethe took a shot at this question, and said
He who cannot draw on 3000 years is living hand to mouth.
which is simply another way of stating what Newton said:
If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.
The biggest advantage humans have over other living creatures is our capacity to build cultures, and it is on the basis of this culture that we can 'move ahead' without (literally!) reinventing the wheel every generation. This is why we have schools, so that we can remember something, and social institutions, so that something else can do the remembering for us.
But this memory can as easily be a disadvantage in many ways: First, not everyone who draws on 3000 years can rise above it to think for themselves. Knowing too much may kill creativity and the capacity to face a changing world. Second, remembering everything may preclude the possibility of forgiveness and healing. This is what is happening in India and America after 2002 and 2001 respectively. The intention is to 'never forget what happened' and the very memory breeds anger and hatred.
Thus, some people try and make a case that forgetfulness is as important to humanity as is remembrance. Thus, even when one is saddened by the news that Muslims in Gujarat are voting for Modi in the name of restoring normalcy, one understands why it is happening. Shiv Vishwanathan believes that people are forgetting what happened due to Modi simply because all of today's stories are written in the language of economics, which fails to capture the evil Modi represents. In fact, he is made to look like someone who has made Gujarat great if one only looks at the economy side of things. Same with the Bhopal gas tragedy. 'Victims' were converted to 'patients' and then to 'vagrants', simply by changing the language in which memory was constructed.
While this interpretation is undoubtedly true, one must also understand that even if the language changes, the want for people to restore normalcy to their lives will never go away, and that bearing a burden as heavy as the Gujarat riots maybe too much for most.
This brings us to today's time. Semiconductor and magnetic memories have become so accessible and cheap that I believe that the 21st century will be a watershed for humanity: It is the time from which we forget practically nothing. Forever. The principle of important vs. unimportant memories simply no longer has any relevance. People are clicking photos using their phones and their cameras; recording voices and songs; recording every small detail of their lives on Facebook and blogs. It is no longer sufficient to experience something beautiful (or trivial for that matter), but to capture/record it from every angle and tweet about it, paste it on your wall and upload to Flickr or Picasa. The 21st century is the veritable historian's nightmare: with nothing forgotten, he has to sift through immense data to try and make any sense of the world he will inherit from us. Undoubtedly, the day is not far when writing history will need the assistance of machines.
The demons of memory will haunt us now more than ever before in history. The issue is that it is not experience that makes us wise, but what we learn from experience. This requires a certain distance from what we experience, a kind of 'greying out' or 'blurring out' which is no longer possible as our entire lives are recorded in HD quality video. We have become 'knowledge brokers', but to rise above mere knowledge and pass onto posterity real lessons of history might no longer be possible.
Does everything really matter? If yes, does it matter to everyone around us, to the rest of the world? Just like Calvin says:
I'll bet future civilizations find out more about us than we'd like them to know.


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We just returned from the Colorado Plateau area of southern Utah. Having been very fortunate to see many natural wonders on this earth, it's no idle remark to call this place one of the most incredible I have ever seen. We live in a beautiful place that people come from all over the earth to visit, yet Utah blew my mind. We ended up driving down and taking our high performance mountain bikes with us. The Moab region is the center of the universe for mountain biking. The "Slickrock Trail" is the apex of what can be truly called epic mountain biking. Driving also allowed us to bring all our camping gear so we could camp out to cut costs.Above: After 18 hours of driving and setting up a tent in the dark, we awoke to this vista. Sunrise and sunset bring out the reds in the rock to a point that the world no longer seems real. We decided to start with an easier biking trail to get our legs under us. We drove north to a place called Klondike Bluffs where we could get some easier slickrock experience. Slickrock is a sandstone rock that forms a smooth but undulating pavement as though a storm at sea were suddenly frozen. It is very "sticky" under your tires unlike dirt which loses traction on steep hills. The sticky rock allows you to climb crazy steep pitches at all kinds of angles that make your brain hurt when your eyes tell you it should be impossible. Your limitation is no longer friction but your own strength. Above: Suz and I start up the trail. Trails out on these vast rock plateaus are marked with paint applied right to the rock. The open rock allows you to pick your line in any whimsical way that suits your ability and mood. The usual confines of a single track mountain bike trail down a mountain were suddenly lifted allowing total freedom, limited only by your ability and risk tolerance.
Above: Not a great pic of Suz but you can see the slickrock with its undulating waves, water-worn trenches, and sculpted surface. The shrubs are all growing in carved out bowls in the rock. This rock formed from massive sand dunes along the once gigantic inland sea that stretched across N America. The other big difference riding here is that if you fall, you are falling on rock. There's a pretty steady stream of broken collar bones, wrists, and legs coming out of this place.
Above: After a lengthy climb, we reached the end of the trail where we left our bikes and scrambled up the rocky bluffs to a lookout. The rock formations look merely imagined they are so foreign. I was in awe with the opportunities to explore the millions of pillars, towers, canyons, slots, cliffs, canyons, ridges, spines and hidden corners and secret places. We scrambled back to our bikes after getting our fill of surreal views and enjoyed a fast ride downhill back on the slickrock.
Utah is a place to carefully plan your sunrise and sunsets as the light is so fantastic. For the evening light we went to Arches National Park and did a few quick hikes.
Above: "Park Avenue" in Arches, Utah. See close up below.
Above: For scale, those rock shards are 500 feet tall and impossibly thin. Keen eyes will recognize this spot as the opening shot of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
Keeping with the Indy theme, we also saw "Double Arch" which is also in the opening scene. Though unlike the movie, I discovered there is in fact no cave to be found there. Below is a more distant view (see people for scale!) Strangely, no one was running down the rocks recreating the opening scene for their own amusement.
Above: Centre of panorama is a feature known as "The Three Gossips." These are a few hundred feet tall and certainly well named.
Above: "Balanced Rock" This 120 foot high rock seems like it has been poorly glued to its foundation by a child giant. Unlike most of nature, the entire Utah landscape has a distinctly anthropomorphic quality to it. Every wall looks like its been sculpted, every odd formation bears the hallmark of intention. The dry and clean desert air gives a clarity to everything.
Above: Suz tries to take in "Turret Arch" one of over 2,000 arches throughout this area.
Above: One of the thousands of narrow canyons. The eroding sandstone makes a wonderful beach floor to many canyons. The colour of the rock is so warm and inviting that I found it not confining or claustrophobic considering how narrow they get. At the end of this canyon was "Sand Arch" (below) and as the light got low on the horizon, it positively glowed.
To end the day, we hiked up Cash Creek to gain a reverse view of the iconic "Delicate Arch." This arch is the unofficial symbol of Utah as it adorns their license plates and everything else you can imagine. For scale there are some people in the top right corner. In my never ending picture taking, I often was telling Suz to get in the photo for scale. She was starting to feel a bit like a ruler till she realized the being my "ruler" had some good literal possibilities as well.
Above: Driving back to our tent up on the Sandflat area above Moab. A long day nearly exhausting our senses. Sleeping in the tent gave us a keen appreciation of just how cold it gets in the desert. We were in our winter parkas before our flashlights got turned on!


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Antiguan Prison Superintendent, Eric Henry, admitted during an interview with the Antigua Sun earlier this year that Her Majesty's Prison is now faced with a grave overcrowding problem.
Notwithstanding, Minister of Justice and Public Safety, Collin Derrick, has recently stated that the construction of a new prison in Antigua and Barbuda is currently not a pressing priority that would require the diversion of the government resources.
Derrick, while speaking on Observer Radio yesterday, explained that it will take an estimated $20 million to build a facility to house about 500 prisoners taking into account the future expansion of the population of the country's lone penal institution.
As an alternative, the government intends to utilise part of the lands earmarked for a prison farm to construct a facility to house up to 50 or 60 inmates who are considered to be well behaved. Such prisoners who are willing to participate in the prison rehabilitation programmes will reside at that facility thereby providing short term relief for the prison overcrowding situation.
The British government recently donated over $107,000 to the Ministry of Justice towards the upgrading of the prison farm. The monies will be spent to establish an area of horticultural production on the prison farm, to train inmates in horticultural skills, to develop animal husbandry skills and to erect a proper fence around the property.


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Homeleigh Care Ltd was established in 1990 ,
We provide quality residential and supported living care for people with varying needs including Dementia and mental health. Our care home is modern, bright and comfortable, offering homely accommodation and living environments,
Homeleigh is situated in the heart of the beautiful Kentish Countryside in the picturesque town of Deal, 50 yards from the local shops, café's and historic pier.
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Located at the Northern end of Kent Street in the Sydney CBD, Stamford on Kent was a re-adaptive conversion of the former Caltex House office building which had 10 levels added to the original office building constructed in 1965.
Stamford Plaza Sydney, one of Sydney's premier CBD all-suite hotels occupied levels 1 to 9 of 183 – 187 Kent Street while the upper levels are occupied by the luxury residential apartments of Stamford on Kent located on Levels 10 to 27. Stamford on Kent's selection of 157 elegant residential apartments offered one, two and three bedroom floor plan options with a limited selection of two storey penthouses.
Residents enjoy far greater internal and terrace/balcony space than many comparable developments while space planning endowed the interiors with an unusual degree of sunlight and breathtaking views, of Sydney Harbour or the Sydney CBD.
Stamford on Kent was completed by HSH Hotels and is situated above the western foreshore of the city. Starting on level ten, Stamford on Kent has a fantastic health club, with a fully equipped state of the art gym, pool, steam rooms, spa and massage room. The Stamford has 157 residential apartments, 19 levels, 25 one bedroom, 82 two bedroom and 50 three bedroom units as well as a massage room, 24-hour concierge and function rooms.
All apartments in the development have modern fixtures, open plan living, terraces and either views east over the city, north towards the north shore or west over Barangaroo and White Bay. Located only minutes from George Street, Walsh Bay, Circular Quay and The Rocks, Stamford on Kent is close to shops, restaurants, bars and transport. Sydney city living at its best!


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WTI Crude Oil
The WTI Crude Oil market has rallied a bit during the week, breaking above the 50 week EMA but did give back some of the gains. Ultimately though, this is a market that continues to see a lot of choppiness due to the perceived OPEC production cuts coming in December, but there are also talks about the cuts as they may not happen. All things being equal, this is a market that has been bouncing between roughly $50 on the bottom and $62.50 on the top. This is typical for the market, so look for the market to stretch to one of the extremes and therefore be able to turn right back around.
Crude Oil Inventories Video 11.11.19
Brent markets are also consolidating as the West Texas Intermediate Crude market has, as the $67.50 level above has caused resistance, while the $55 level underneath has been massive support. The candlestick is positive just as it was in the WTI market, but it's relatively neutral. All things being equal, it's hard for longer-term traders to place a trade away from the two blue rectangles on the chart, and as a result longer-term traders will probably continue to be a bit cautious about what to do next, at least until we can get to the extremes of the range. In general, this is a market that continues to be very noisy and headline driven not only by OPEC, but the US/China trade war. In general, the noise should only continue going forward so make sure you position size your trade correctly.
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This year, a team of eight Olin students will spend their spring break in Exmore, Virginia, building affordable homes with the local Habitat for Humanity chapter and they need your help to get there!
Habitat for Humanity partners with people in the community, and all over the world, to help them build or improve a place they can call home. Habitat homeowners help build their own homes alongside volunteers, pay an affordable mortgage, and achieve the strength, stability and independence they need to build a better life for themselves and for their families.
Your contribution will help students fund airfare and ground transportation to Exmore so that they can assist in the construction of housing for low-income families. We are so excited to be going on this journey together - thank you for your support!
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For Immediate Release
Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019
Fairhaven Police Awarded Grant to Enhance Pedestrian and Bicyclist Safety
FAIRHAVEN — The Fairhaven Police Department was recently awarded a grant from the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security, Office of Grants and Research – Highway Safety Division (EOPSS/OGR/HSD) to improve traffic safety on local roads for pedestrians and bicyclists.
In total, nearly $700,000 was awarded to 93 police departments across the Commonwealth, with funding from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
With close to 6,000 pedestrians killed in 2016 across the country, pedestrians now account for a larger proportion (16%) of traffic fatalities than they have in the past 33 years. In Massachusetts, that rate is even higher, with pedestrians representing more than 20% of all traffic fatalities.
Bicyclists are dying at higher rates nationally as well-the 840 killed in traffic crashes in 2016 are the most since 1991.
"Bicyclists and pedestrians are at risk from the motoring public because they may not be immediately visible to drivers and unlike those in vehicles, nothing protects them in a crash," said Lt. Kevin Kobza. "We'll analyze crash data to identify crosswalks, intersections, and roadways where our enforcement efforts can yield the largest impact on pedestrian and bicyclist safety."
Under the grant, departments will pay for overtime enforcement to increase compliance with traffic laws by all road users. Departments are also eligible to purchase educational materials, bicycle helmets, and safety items to help enhance pedestrian and bicyclist visibility at night.
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Procrastination is often thought of as a dirty word; procrastinators are lazy and stupid, and procrastinating is always a useless activity. In reality, this is not the case. If you procrastinate the right way, it can help you get your schoolwork done and improve the quality of your life.
It is important to remember that college is not all about school. While school is important, these may be the best years of your life, and you do not want to spend them completely buried in books. If school is taking over your life, it is important to take a step back and put things into perspective. Consider using the ten-year rule: when you are stressed out over something, ask yourself if it is really going to matter in ten years. In most cases, it is not. You will be a happier, healthier person if you stop letting school stress you out and procrastinate sometimes.
Many college students procrastinate by spending hours on the Internet, surfing Facebook and chatting. This is not a healthy way to procrastinate. Although they may be socializing with their friends, online interaction is not the same as face-to-face time. Get out of your dorm or your apartment and spend time with your friends. This will cheer you up and allow you to tackle your schoolwork with new vigour.
Doing things that relax you is another great way to procrastinate. Give yourself a spa day, ask a friend for a back rub, or watch a silly movie. Stress is unpleasant and can even be dangerous, so you should not feel like you are doing something wrong. After you treat yourself to something indulgent, you will be able to go back to your work with renewed passion.
One final way to procrastinate is to do something physical. Go for a jog or a swim, or do yoga or tai chi. Physical activity will relieve stress, and it is beneficial to your health. Cleaning is also physical, plus you have the bonus of having a cleaner living space when you're done.
This encouragement of procrastination does come with a warning: It is important to not use this advice at the wrong time. The time to procrastinate is not the morning of a test or the evening when you should be writing an essay. Don't go out and party when you know you should be studying. You do need to take school seriously. Just don't let it be the sole focus of your life. Using these tips wisely will help you to live a happy, healthy, and balanced life.


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Archive for February, 2009
Canberra Labor cans free speech
Posted by John, February 22nd, 2009 - under Labor Party, postering, The Greens.
Tags: ALP, Australian politics, Canberra, Democracy, Free speech
Comments: 1
$50,000 fines for postering. That's what Labor's A.C.T. Chief Minister and civil libertarian Jon Stanhope is proposing in a new Bill. The Bill is an attack on free speech. The $50,000 would be for companies. If Stanhope gets his way, the fine will be $10,000 for individuals. Police and rangers would have the power to issue […]
Bushfires – bosses will be bosses
Posted by John, February 22nd, 2009 - under Natural disasters, Trade unions, Unions.
Tags: Big business, Bushfires, Capitalism
Comments: none
A volunteer firefighter is called out. She helps set up protection lines which save a workplace in her employer's group. The employer refuses to pay her for her absence from work that day firefighting. A boss is a boss is a boss. Her union is fighting for her.
Crap corner – their god hates us, but loves deadly bush fires
Posted by John, February 22nd, 2009 - under Obama, Religion, Socialism, Stalinism.
Tags: Alienation, Bushfires, homosexuality
Comments: 5
This is from a recent press release by the US Westboro Baptist Church thanking their god for the bush fires and praying for more deaths. GOD HATES AUSTRALIA. THANK GOD FOR KILLER FIRES & FLOODS, 100+DEAD; PRAY FOR MANY MORE; AS WE WARNED. They supposedly plan to demonstrate outside the mourning services today for those […]
Crikey – have a go at this!
Posted by John, February 21st, 2009 - under Poison Pen, Satire.
Tags: Crikey
Comments: none
Crikey's Poison Pen wants to attack lefties as well as the usual right-wing ratbags. They name Manne and Adams as two possible candidates. Lefties? Those two? Oh dear! I have been trying to suggest they give my writings a bollocking but can't for some reason post a comment on their site. If there are any […]
Our terror and theirs
Posted by John, February 21st, 2009 - under Imperialism, Middle East, Terrorism, Torture, United States.
Tags: Afghanistan, Capitalism
Comments: 1
It has only taken seven years, but the International Commission of Jurists has finally realised that the "US 'war on terror' has eroded rights worldwide." That has been one point among many the Left has been making for a long time. But the gloss the ICJ puts on it is unacceptable. It says that the […]
Santos: hot profits, frozen wages
Posted by John, February 20th, 2009 - under Mining, Trade unions, unemployment, Unions, Wage cuts, Wage freezes.
Tags: Australian Council of Trade Unions, Australian politics, Big business, Capitalism, Economics, Fighting back
Comments: 1
Santos is an Australian mining company and last year made a record $1.7 bn profit, a 359 per cent increase in a year. Even taking out the capital profit of almost $1.2 bn Santos made from the sale of a share of a liquefied natural gas project in Queensland, the underlying profit of $572 million […]
Marxism 2009 – the left-wing event of the year
Posted by John, February 20th, 2009 - under Marxism, Marxism 2009.
Comments: 1
Marxism 2009 is now only around 7 weeks away. Don't forget to get your ticket! Hear speakers from around the world. They include: left wing Egyptian activist Mamdouh Habashi; American socialist and author of a new book on the Vietnam War Joe Allen; Deutscher prize winning author Rick Kuhn; Lebanese socialist activist Bassem Chit; NT […]
Upsurge in readers
Posted by John, February 20th, 2009 - under Marxism, Media, Musings, Readers, Revolution, Socialism, Tax, The Left.
Tags: Capitalism
Comments: none
There has been an upsurge in readers over the last week, many of them from Melbourne. Google Analytics gives me daily updates on the countries and cities readers are from, average times per city on the site, the number of pages read per city and the like. There are absolutely no personal details whatsoever available […]
A new audience for socialist ideas?
Posted by John, February 19th, 2009 - under Keynesianism, Marxism, Neoliberalism, Social Democracy, Socialism, Stalinism, The Left, unemployment.
Tags: Australian politics, Economics, Fighting back, France
Comments: 4
The mood on campus is different this year – more questioning. On Wednesday I was manning the Socialist Alternative stall at the Australian National University with a few other comrades for the beginning of the academic year. Of course there are still the usual party, party, party people. (By that I mean those interested in […]
The madness of capitalism
Posted by John, February 19th, 2009 - under Keynesianism, Neoliberalism, United States.
Tags: Capitalism, Economics
Comments: none
Last year there were about 6 million homeless in the US. At the moment about 5 million Americans face imminent foreclosure and many will end on the streets if that happens. There are 18 million empty homes. The solution seems obvious, doesn't it? Let the homeless live in the empty dwellings. Instead there is a […]


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Christians in Pakistan await the conclusion of today's hearing, October 8, at 13:00 local time, before the Supreme Court in Islamabad on the case of Asia Bibi, the Christian woman sentenced to death for blasphemy in 2010.
Today the case will be heard in the Supreme Court and, at the end of the hearing, the judges will meet in the council chamber to deliver a verdict that should be announced within a couple of days.
"It's good to know that, after a long wait, the Asia Bibi case can have a hearing. Many people are praying for their liberation in Pakistan and around the world," says Fr. James Channan, Dominican, who runs the "Peace Center" in Lahore.
Channan continues: "I pray that Asia will be liberated soon and that she can be reunited with her family members who have lived through many years of pain and anguish. If released, it will also give great relief to all those in the world who felt deeply involved in this case by praying for her so that the innocent may finally have justice.
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The Criminal Court has added 15 days to the remand of Dhiggaru MP Faris Maumoon after he was arrested under bribery allegations on Saturday.
Faris had been released after being detained for over six months last Thursday. He was taken into custody again just two days later, for bribery and allegedly planning a coup against the government along with other parliamentarians.
The lawmaker was taken to the Criminal Court to make a decision on his remand on Saturday night. After the court extended his remand by 15 days, he was taken to Dhoonidhoo Detention Centre under police custody.
The former deputy prosecutor general, Hussain Shameem, who is on Faris' team of lawyers, stated that the only evidence against their client was the case filed against him. Shameen pointed out that the police had stated in court that they had found no evidence against Faris after searching his residence in capital Male prior to the arrest.
The state had again failed to specify any date in the case against Faris, according to Maumoon Hameed, who is also on Faris' legal team. The state had requested Faris to be locked up for the length of trial, while his lawyers pointed out that, as per the High Court, bribery is not a major criminal offence and the accused cannot be detained for more than 15 days. Maumoon claimed this to be a ploy to keep Faris under detention, and raised the issue in court.
Maumoon also said that despite Faris' detention, he should be able to attend parliament sittings. He added that even if the court had not given specific orders for this, it should be done as per the parliament regulations.
Maumoon further claimed that there were two motions of no confidence issues pending at the parliament, and thus lawmakers cannot be arrested as per the parliament regulations. He expressed hopes that the authorities would carry out procedures accordingly.
Faris' lawyers are planning to appeal his re-arrest at the High Court. They highlighted that since his arrest warrant and remand order were issued by the same judge, Hussain Shaheed, there was a conflict of interest.
In addition to Faris' home, the police had searched the residence of former president Maumoon Abdul Gayyoom, his father, after the prosecutor general had requested the court to issue a search warrant to raid the places connected to Faris.


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Chances are you have seen Mary Elizabeth Winstead. Maybe it was as the ultracool delivery girl of Michael Cera's dreams in "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World," the resolute survivor of the sci-fi/horror thriller "10 Cloverfield Lane" or the swaggering ex-con Nikki Swango in the third season of "Fargo."
Fans of indie fare may also remember Ms. Winstead's un-showy honesty as a recovering alcoholic and elementary schoolteacher in the drama "Smashed," opposite Aaron Paul.
And yet the actress somehow still sidesteps the brightest spotlights, which may have something to do with the unassuming manner in which she carries her beauty — and the lack of ostentatious awards-bait roles in her filmography. "Some people do want bigger and flashier, and don't really get it when you don't go there," said Ms. Winstead, 34. "I've always had to just be sort of O.K. with being under the radar if people don't necessarily respond to that kind of performance, because that's what makes me feel good."
And she continues to branch out. She made an album of swoony pop songs with the producer Dan the Automator (not under her own name, but as Got a Girl) in 2014. And now Ms. Winstead is testing herself anew: She is co-starring in a revival of "Dying City," Christopher Shinn's subtly suspenseful drama of grief and manipulation, that runs at Second Stage Theater until June 30.
"I was too scared to go after it," Ms. Winstead said of stage acting. "I didn't go to theater school or anything, so it's always been something I thought I wouldn't know how to do. But now I've reached a place where that really excites me."
After that, the actress will be back on the big screen in less cozy settings: She's in the Will Smith action movie "Gemini Man," out in October, and is playing the vigilante Huntress alongside Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn in the 2020 release "Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)."
Ms. Winstead recently sat down for a chat in a rehearsal room at Second Stage. Here are edited excerpts from the conversation.
What made you change your mind about doing a play?
I did this PBS show called "Mercy Street" with a cast of theater actors. I came at it with an inferiority complex but they really encouraged me to try. At that point I thought I could do the Williamstown Theater Festival or something, dip my toes in. Then the script [for "Dying City"] came when I had been doing "Gemini Man" and "Birds of Prey," back-to-back, wall-to-wall action movies — which was really fun, but I was starting to crave something intimate and personal. I thought, "That's it, that's what I have to do. I need something new to challenge myself." It was sort of a no-brainer so I auditioned. I think they were already interested in me but I didn't realize it and I was like, "Please, let me have this part!" [laughs].
Did doing live shows with Got a Girl help alleviate your jitters?
I remember thinking, "It's just me on that stage, there's no spectacle, what am I supposed to do? There's no way I'll be able to command these people's attention." It was surprising to be so scared then step on stage and feel totally relaxed and confident. Having had that experience was one step closer to going, "I think I can do a play."
It's not your stage debut, though: Didn't you do "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" in Salt Lake City with Donny Osmond?
Ha! I was 13. If you've seen that show, you know there's a choir of children who sit onstage all the time and sing occasionally — I was in that. It was an incredible experience for me as a little kid but I didn't continue down the path of theater and around that age I started working in TV and film.
Your IMDb page is getting pretty long. Which projects were keystones?
Definitely "Smashed" was a huge one for me. I unlocked something that made me go, "O.K., I understand myself a little bit more, and I understand how I'm going to be able to bring that to the role I play." It brought a new level of confidence in terms of being able to connect with all kinds of characters — they didn't have to be like me in order for me to bring them fully to life.
In "Fargo," Nikki struts around as if she were always in control. Was it as fun to play her as it looks?
I loved [the role] but I was like, "Me? Really? This is what you want me to play?" I was a little bit perplexed because I was expecting some sort of Minnesota-nice character. I guess I was surprised that I would be playing someone so brash and tough and sexy and ballsy — all of those things I never attributed to myself. Usually there tends to be some sort of sweetness in what I'm offered, or bookishness. But I love it when I'm offered something in the opposite direction.
"Gemini Man" is a big action thriller. Did you get to hang from a helicopter? That seems to happen a lot in this type of film.
No, but I do a lot of running around and I get to fight some people. I had to train in jiu jitsu, do a little tactical gun training — there's some shootouts. "Birds of Prey" was the next level up. In "Gemini Man" I'm a D.I.A. [Defense Intelligence Agency] agent who's been hired to keep an eye on Will Smith, but in "Birds of Prey" I play this assassin who's been trained since childhood. It's all women and genuinely funny and weird. It feels from the '90s, in the best way.


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Continuing Education Courses (CEC) at EAHIL 2018 hosted by Cardiff University
9th – 10th July 2018
CEC Timetable
CEC Course Descriptions available here
CECs will take place in the following venues:
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Optometry and Vision Sciences Building
Registration will be available for CEC leaders and participants in the Hadyn Ellis Building as follows:
– Monday 9 July, 08:15 – 16:30
– Tuesday 10 July, 08:15 – 14:00
About CEC topics
The CEC topics selected for EAHIL 2018 are directly informed by a survey of delegates at the 15th EAHIL Conference. Responses were also received from an online questionnaire sent to healthcare information professionals.
Results from these responses showed the top 10 training needs of medical and healthcare librarians:
- Information retrieval techniques
- Internet searching techniques
- Critical appraisal skills
- Use of reference management software
- Copyright and licensing issues
- Current awareness/keeping up-to-date
- Use of social media
- Knowledge of emerging technologies
- Marketing skills
- Innovative teaching skills


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Outdoor Grilling Safety Tips
There does not have to be a reason to fire up the grill, because firing up the grill is all the reason you need. Grilling has become the centerpiece from so many of our meals—weekend dinners, family get-togethers, big games, and graduations. With so many reasons to use the grill, SBDW is here to help make sure every celebration is a safe one. Here are a few outdoor grilling safety tips to stay safe while grilling.
It is best to always grill outdoors and at a safe distance from structures.
Even the best grill master can make a mistake, so keeping a safe distance from buildings is just an extra step to ensure the protection of yourself and those around you.
Use the proper tools and protection when grilling.
Every chef has special BBQ grilling tips, tricks, and secrets that make their barbeque stand out from the rest; however, safety should always come first. SBDW Inc.'s Heat Resistant BBQ Cooking Gloves are the perfect tool to help protect you from burns and other fire-related injuries. Our gloves are great for starting the grill up, handling hot food, and using hot cooking utensils and containers. Read more about our BBQ Cooking Glove Kits.
Be safe and have fun!
Often time in the midst of the festivities, grillers can forget how dangerous fire can be. To ensure that you're always prepared, here are a few more safety tips and tricks.
- Keep sand or baking soda near your grilling area in case of a grease fire. Never use water to attack a grease fire.
- Have a fire extinguisher on hand for all other types of fire.
- Keep children and pets away from the grill.
- Always use fire-resistant gloves—in the panic of a fire people can often forget to use proper protection to put out a fire.
SBDW hopes our outdoor grilling safety tips remain with you for years to come.


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Why we love ballet: Ballet technique is the foundation of so many styles of dance. Classical music enriches the mind and soul. Once a strong technical foundation in ballet is developed, a dancer can easily transition into any style of dance, and do it well! Technique enables dancers to make movements appear effortless, and allows dancers to execute harder skills such as pointe work, multiple turns, and impressive leaps. Perhaps one of the most important reasons why we emphasize technique at The Moyer Institute of Dance is because proper technique prevents injury. Dancers who have not been trained properly are at a high risk for knee, ankle, and hip injuries. Pointe work can not be accomplished safely without solid technique and strength. We take your dancer's training seriously because we care about your dancer's health and development!
New classes with new faculty member Miss Ashley! *Hip Hop/Tap, Musical Theater/Jazz, Lyrical/Jazz, Musical Theater/Tap! *
2018-2019 Schedule of Classes
Class Description:
Pre-ballet/Tap 1 & 2
Also known as babies or the circle class. Beginning students ages 3+ will learn steps that develop coordination, balance, flexibility, and rhythm along with basic French ballet vocabulary, and classroom etiquette in a fun and stimulating environment. The first 35 minutes of class is ballet, and the last 10 minutes is tap and rhythm!
Beginner – Advanced Ballet/Jazz
These levels of ballet and jazz range from our beginner barre work classes (1 year or first years of ballet barre and jazz combo classes) to our most advanced level of ballet. Classes begin at the barre where ballet technique is emphasized. The student then moves into center work, away from the support of the ballet barre, and in some classes they will receive jazz technique!
Pointe work at the barre and in the center for intermediate & advanced dancers age 11+. Offering up to 1.5 hours of pointe technique. A dancer must be evaluated and invited by Kitty before being allowed to be fitted for and start wearing their pointe shoes
Adult Stretch & Strength
A great workout you won't find anywhere else! Developed by The Moyer Institute of Dance, this program was originally designed as an injury-prevention program for athletes. Class focuses on stretching and strengthening, including exercises at the barre and in the center that improve balance, core strength, and flexibility while toning and shaping the whole body. NO PRIOR TRAINING NEEDED! Most of our adults have 0 dance experience. Men and women ages 18-70+
Performance Opportunities
The Moyer Institute of Dance has an annual recital in the spring. We also do performances at Christmas, in the summer, and lecture demonstrations at colleges throughout the year
May: Spring Performance/Recital
All studios and classes will perform at the Shikellamy High School auditorium in Sunbury for our annual Spring Performance.
2017 Tentative Recital Show Date: Sunday, May 21st
December: Holiday Performance
Students will get the chance to perform at the Susquehanna Valley Mall in our annual "Christmas Shows". This performance is usually on multiple days throughout the month of December.


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The Caesar Rodney Institute, Delaware's preeminent non-partisan economic think tank, has announced a change of direction with the announcement of Samuel Friedman as the new Communications Coordinator for the Institute.
Mr. Friedman graduated from Quinnipiac University in 2011, with a bachelor's degree in Broadcast Journalism. While there, he worked for the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, a nationally recognized poll that has been featured in the Washington Post, CNN, Fox News, and the New York Times, among other places. Prior to working for the Caesar Rodney Institute, he worked at Topaz Partners, a boutique PR agency in Boston that served clients in online marketing, software, and computer security markets.
The hiring of Mr. Friedman indicates the organization is seeking to move towards providing new digital content and reorganizing how they reach out to residents concerned about the issues impacting their state. The Institute is now seeking to integrate video reporting as part of its social media channels to boost YouTube and e-mail subscribers and awareness of issues affecting the state. The objective of the reporting to is to report on issues of concern to the Delaware community, and put more emphasis on personal participation within the system.
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By: Karen Diep
Chinese New Year is quite literally the Super Bowl of Chinese holidays.
It's the most celebrated holiday on Earth (1.26 billion people and counting) and is celebrated throughout Asia in some form or another. Chinese New Year (CNY) is actually based on the lunar calendar which follows the cycles of the moon and is what farmers back in the day based their farming season on.
In Chinese tradition, the New Year celebration starts on the eve of the lunar new year which just so happens to also be Super Bowl Sunday this year (two birds, one stone!). The lunar new year is celebrated in many forms throughout Asia and the world but for the Chinese, it's celebrated in a span of fifteen days with each day having its own special festivity. And like other cultural holidays celebrated throughout the world, the best part of Chinese New Year is–you guessed it–the food! Today I just wanted to share a few dishes that are commonly eaten during the New Year celebrations. We only get to eat these dishes once a year so you probably won't ever see these any other time of the year.
Braised Pig's Feet with Fat Choy (or Hair Moss)
A traditional specialty dish that in Chinese literally translates to "Get rich quick." It's made with pig's feet braised in a plethora of spices and cooked slowly for a long time. It also sometimes includes a vegetable called fat choy (translates to "get rich" in Chinese) which is actually a terrestrial cyanobacterium. It looks like steel wool in its dried form but when hydrated, it looks like black hair, hence the name "hair moss." The production of fat choy has been limited due to the erosion caused by overharvesting of the vegetable in the Gobi desert.Overall, it's a tasty dish that's eaten over noodles.
Peking Duck
This isn't a particularly special holiday dish since it can be eaten all year round and is found in almost every Chinese restaurant. Despite that, it's a pretty awesome dish with that is always welcomed to my dinner table any time of the year. Traditionally, the duck is hung to air dry for a few days and then glazed with maltose syrup. Afterwards, it's rinsed with water and then hung to dry again for 24 hours before being roasted in the oven. The result is an extremely flavorful duck with a crispy thin skin that goes great with a sweet and sour plum sauce. (Here's a good modernized recipe from The Food Lab on Serious Eats)
Roast Pig
In Chinese cooking, roast pig is usually done whole. Roast pig is usually served at major celebrations, typically weddings and, of course, CNY. Here, the pig is roasted with a variety of spices and brushed with a flavored oil throughout the baking process so that the outside becomes super crunchy-crispy and the meat on the inside remains tender and juicy. In my family, it's normally eaten with banh hoi (thin rice vermicelli woven into fish-net like bundles).
- The Sweet Tray
Like every other cultural holiday, there's always a selection of sweets that are for some reason only exclusive to that specific holiday. Why can't we eat this everyday? Well, in CNY, there are a few sweets that are exclusive to the new year. Pictured here is a candy tray that contains dried coconut, lotus seed candies, White Rabbit candies, and other goods. The tray is literally named "Tray of Togetherness" or "Complete Box" and each item has its own symbolic meaning. For example, the dried coconut candies represent togetherness and the lotus seed candies (the round shaped ones) symbolize many good sons.


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Saturday, June 23, 2018
Farewell, Maria Rohm and Deanna Lund
Earlier this week, word came of the passing of Austrian actress Maria Rohm, who had starred in numerous films produced by Harry Allan Towers, whom she married in 1964. In her earliest films - THE MILLION EYES OF SU MURU, THE VENGEANCE OF FU MANCHU, THE HOUSE OF 1000 DOLLS - it must be said that she did not make much more than a picturesque impression, but when Towers began working with Jess Franco in 1968, she became a primary focus of the films that followed - 99 WOMEN, THE GIRL FROM RIO, MARQUIS DE SADE'S JUSTINE, and most particularly VENUS IN FURS, EUGENIE... THE STORY OF HER JOURNEY INTO PERVERSION, and COUNT DRACULA, in which her roles became exquisitely tailored to her capabilities. Since her husband's death in 2009, Rohm - whom he called "Schnitzel" - lived in relative seclusion in Toronto, and dealt with recurring bouts of ill health. In 2013, she arranged for Bear Manor to publish her husband's autobiography MR TOWERS OF LONDON: A LIFE IN SHOW BUSINESS. I was fortunate enough to befriend Maria through Facebook for several years, and it was a pleasure to witness her pleasure at seeing her work discovered and appreciated by new generations on DVD and Blu-ray. She was 72.
Farewell also to actress Deanna Lund, best-remembered as a cast member of Irwin Allen's LAND OF THE GIANTS, though she was also a frolicking bikini girl in STING OF DEATH, one of the androids who marched out of Dr. Goldfoot's Bikini Machine, the temptress known as Tuff Bod who lured spy Jonathan Daly in the cult classic OUT OF SIGHT, Anna Gram - the moll to John Astin's Riddler on BATMAN, and a passing gleam in Elvis Presley's eye in two of his movies (PARADISE HAWAIIAN STYLE and SPINOUT). She also worked with Jim Wynorski in TRANSYLVANIA TWIST. So much Baby Boomer pop culture packed into a shapely nutshell, she was 81.
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Hot Weather, WeChat, Taxis and the Metro
It's been a little over a week now since Robert and I arrived in Shanghai. The feeling is still fantastic, but there's definitely a lot to take in, learn and get used to. Here are some first impressions and observations from the first week in our new city: It's getting really, really hot and humid…Read More
Happy Midsummer!
What does midsummer look like in China? Pretty good I'd say, especially if you're celebrating with the Swedes! A big thanks to the Swedish Young Professionals for throwing a brilliant midsummer party last night at the Four Seasons Shanghai. What an awesome night it was with sill, snaps, songs, soap bubbles and polaroids. Already looking…Read More
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The WESS naming convention is to use natural language -- thus you will see that for those links that are internal within the Wiki (those without the logo that indicates an external link) the name of the file is simply things like "Dutch Studies Web" or "Iberian Studies Web." There is a further trick, however, that allows you to use one file name (unique file name) and display something else: thus [[Dutch Studies Web]] takes you to a page that is both displayed and named "Dutch Studies Web." But [[Dutch Studies Web | Dutch Studies]] takes you to a file named "Dutch Studies Web" that displays itself (to save space or whatever other reason) as "Dutch Studies."
The WESS main page is called [[Main Page]] but you could display it as [[Main Page | Whoopdy Doo This is the WessWeb, Innit?]], though I don't know why you would want to. In that case, the file is still known as "Main Page".
And yes, it is very important that each file have a unique name, since all the files reside in a common bucket. Thus, for example, the names of all the committee files from the WESS schedule should reflect that they are those committee pages for "Summer 2012" or some other unique name, or they would conflict next time another WESS schedule is needed.
A good place to go for basic editing tricks is to the Help button on the left frame of the page, and then to the Wikipedia Edit Help in the resultant new right frame...


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Because it is a North American native, the Cobalt Milkweed Beetle prefers our native milkweeds (not the tropical varieties). At about a 1/4 inch in length, they can be easily found under flower bunches during the day, and anywhere on the plant when they become active during the night. Both the young and adults consume the milkweed plant, so like the Monarch Butterfly, the accumulation of the toxins found in milkweed sap (cardenolides) serves as a defense mechanism against predators.
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Narrative Reading, Narrative Preaching
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"A brilliant book that brings biblical scholarship and preaching together at the highest and most helpful level. This collection teaches us that narrative preaching depends on 'narrative reading' of the entirety of Scripture. I know of no other book that makes so innovative a claim and delivers on it."--Richard Lischer, author of Open Secrets: A Memoir of Faith and Discovery
With the ongoing development of critical biblical studies, exegesis has become an academic discipline that often stands quite apart from the weekly homiletical work of the clergy. The two endeavors, interpretation and proclamation, which at one time were mutually informed and supportive, are now practically divided by divergent methods, interests, and goals. Narrative Reading, Narrative Preaching provides an exegetical and homiletical approach that seeks to break down these barriers.
The opening chapter charts a model for bridging this gap, setting down the framework for a narrative approach to reading and preaching the Bible that is "ecclesially located, theologically fashioned, and critically engaged." A narrative reading of Scripture acknowledges the claim of the whole to be God's story and allows for the theological unity of the varied materials that relate the events of creation, redemption, and consummation.
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