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Punjab Grill at Phoenix Market city is Hosting an Exclusive Chicken Festival Menu #Heirloom Which has Been curated by Chef Vijay Sethi. The Menu is designed to Bring Out some of the Best Chicken Dishes from Soup, Starters and Mains, Rice and some assorted Bread.
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The Dishes are created using thoughtfully chosen ingredients with a focus on local and world conscious initiative. The First On the Menu is MURGH SHORBA,BARLEY AND GARLIC. Barley in Soup is a great concept, The soup was Mild with chicken bits which was prepared in a punjabi style with mild spices.
Tamarind Tandoori Chicken Wings was Delicious Starter with Tandoor Finished Chicken in Grounded Spices and the Star element is the Tamarind which gave the Sour-Sweet Flavour to the chicken. Chargha Kukkad, one for the street food delicacy. The deep-fried chicken pieces were crispy and full on Flavour of home ground spices. Murgh Dalcha Tikka, succulent chicken Roasted in yellow Lentils masala was different and delectable.
Raw Mango Chicken curry was the Stunner dish and most apt for the season. Loved the Mix of Whole spices with the flavour of Raw Mango in it, The chicken Drumstick pieces has been well-flavoured in the Gravy and Went well with the Stuffed paratha ( crispy cereal flour bread with cauliflower and apricot).
Murgh Roast,Fateh Wal is more of a Ghee Flavoured chicken Rice and dint impress me much. Murgh Kofta Aloo Bukhara was a Different and an interesting Dish. Chicken chunk are prepared as balls and simmered in a rich stock of spices and stuffed with prunes and coriander.
The #Heirloom Menu is a Must try for the poultry Fans and who don't mind getting their hands dirty while biting into the chicken wings. Chef. Vijay sethi has put up a great menu With a lot of efforts which shows on the Final output on the dishes. few Interesting dishes on the menu has Won my votes.
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Nahid Afrose Kabir, Ph.D., is an Adjunct Professor at the Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding in the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, Washington D.C. Kabir worked as a Senior Research Fellow at the University of South Australia (2011-2015). During 2009-2011, she was a Visiting Fellow at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Harvard University, Massachusetts. Currently, Nahid Kabir is also an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow at the School of Education, University of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia.
Selected publications
Nahid Afrose Kabir. Young American Muslims: Dynamics of Identity. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press 2013.
Nahid Afrose Kabir. Muslim Americans: Debating the Notions of American and Un-American. London: Routledge 2017.
Nahid Afrose Kabir. Young British Muslims: Identity, Culture, Politics and the Media. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press 2010.
Nahid Afrose Kabir. Muslims in Australia: Immigration, Race Relations and Cultural History. London: Routledge 2005.
Book chapters
Nahid Afrose Kabir. "Muslim Minorities in the World Today", (eight chapters) in Abdulrahim Ali, Iba Der Thiam and Yusof A. Taleb (eds), The Different Aspects of Islamic Culture, Islam in the World Today. Vol. 6, Part 2, Paris: UNESCO Publishing 2016, pp. 247-459.
Nahid Afrose Kabir. "Young Muslims Identity in Australia and the US: The Focus on the 'Muslim Question'", in Abe W. Ata and Jan A. Ali (eds), Islam in the West: Perceptions and Reactions, New Delhi, India: Oxford University Press (in press).
Nahid Afrose Kabir. "Muslim Identity Formation in the West: The Case of Australian, British and American Muslims", in Derya Iner and Salih Yucel (eds), Muslim Identity Formation in Religiously Diverse Societies, New Castle upon Tyne, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2015, pp. 105-126.
Nahid Afrose Kabir. "Free Speech: Creating the 'Us and Them' Debate", in Erich Kolig (ed.), Freedom of Speech and Islam. London: Routledge, 2014. pp. 163-186.
Peer-reviewed journal articles
Nahid Afrose Kabir. "The Road to a Transcultural America: The Case of American Muslim Girls", Journal of Intercultural Studies, Vol. 37, No. 3, 2016. pp. 250-264.
Nahid Afrose Kabir. "Muslim Women in Australia, Britain and the United States: The Role of 'Othering' and Biculturalism in Identity Formation", Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs, Vol. 36. No. 4, 2016, pp. 523-539.
Nahid Afrose Kabir. "Young Somalis in Australia, the UK and the USA: An Understanding of Their Identity and their Sense of Belonging", Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs, Vol. 34, No. 3, 2014, pp. 259-281.
Erich Kolig and Nahid Kabir. "Not Friend, not Foe: The Rocky Road of Enfranchisement of Muslims into Multicultural Nationhood in Australia and New Zealand", Immigrants and Minorities, Vol. 26, Issue 3, 2008, pp. 266–300.
Current research projects
Dr Kabir's current research projects are as follows:
- "An Investigation into the Radicalization of Young American Muslims".
- Muslims in India: Young Muslims' Identity in a Religiously Diverse Society
CV available for download here.
Recent highlights
On April 23, 2018, Dr. Nahid A. Kabir was invited to be on the Expert Advisory Panel for the Reporting Islam Project at Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia.
On April 4, 2018, Dr. Nahid A. Kabir delivered a talk on her recent book, Muslim Americans: Debating the Notions of American and Un-American at the Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding, Georgetown University, Washington DC, USA.
On March 23, 2018, Dr. Nahid A. Kabir was invited to present her paper, "A Study of Yemeni-American Muslims' Identity: During the Obama and Post-Obama Eras", at the "Islam in the Post-Obama Era", 35th Annual Conference of the American Society for the Study of Islamic Societies, Boston College, Massachusetts, USA.
On November 28, 2017, Dr. Nahid Afrose Kabir was invited to speak on "Young Muslims Identity in the West" and on the "Significance of the Discipline of History in Contemporary Period". The event was hosted by the Chittagong Grammar School, Gulshan-2, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
On June 21, 2017, Dr. Nahid Afrose Kabir was invited to speak on "Young American Muslims: Identity, Belonging and Challenges". The event was hosted by the Beloved Community Interfaith Network at the Diyanet Center, Lanham, Maryland, USA.
Dr. Nahid Afrose Kabir's article, "A reference work for our times" (a review of The Different Aspects of Islamic Culture, Volumes 1-6, Paris: UNESCO Publishing, 1977-2016) has been published in the UNESCO magazine, COURIER, April-June 2017
On January 5, 2017, Dr. Nahid Afrose Kabir delivered a lecture, "American Muslim Youth: Identity, Challenges and Wellbeing", at the Winter Student Program of the International Institute of Islamic Thought, Herndon, Virginia, USA.
As an UNESCO author, Dr Nahid Afrose Kabir was invited to speak at the Sharjah International Book Fair at Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, November 5-8, 2016. This event is mentioned on the following sites:
On October 26, 2016, Dr. Nahid Afrose Kabir presented a lecture the was cosponsored by ACMCU and the Center for Australian, New Zealand, and Pacific Studies (CANZPS) titled "Muslims in Australia: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives". You can watch the presentation by clicking on the image below:


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I sat at the bar and Dimi shouted over to another Moose-and-Squirrel, "don't send anyone to bar, register broken." He then took my order and said he couldn't cash me up right then. "So, if I'm fast I can leave without paying?"
"I would not recommend that, sir," he said in his best Eastern Promises voice. That was really the last non-Russian spoken behind the bar until the IT engineer had sorted the register problems.
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An Idaho woman got the shock of her life when she made an unlikely connection with a homeless man.
He turned out to be her father, who she hadn't seen in 20 years.
Shoshannah Hensley was working as a cashier when a customer approached her in the checkout line.
"As far as I knew he was just another gentleman on the streets coming in," she told WPXI.
Then the man handed her his food stamp card.
"He asked me what his balance was and I saw the name and my heart dropped," Hensley said. "I said, 'What's your middle name,' and he goes, 'Eugene.' And I hit my knees and said, 'You're my biological father. I've been searching for you for over 20 years."
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I took a photograph of this gorgeous swan while I was strolling around town in Interlaken
In symbolic terms, a swan represents numerous qualities, mostly reflective of its attitude and habitat. Some such qualities are:
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What the fuck? Who just made me learn a bunch of shit??
MONGOMcMICHAEL I'M CALLING YOU OUT!!!!
Steel cage death-match, brother! You bring the thumbtacks, and I'll bring Mick Foley as a human shield!
I'm not sure about these tags.
Sorry! Next time, I'll promise to make more redundant, unusable tags. 2evolution2awesome!
anti-anti-science = pro-science doesn't it?
And they say it couldn't be done. Take notes, Dawkins: she uses pure science and reason to shoot down creationism *without* coming off as a doucheshit. Bravo to her. Easiest 5 and Faved I've ever given.
Dawkins isn't nearly as bad as the South Park guys want to make him seem. Either way, if you enjoyed this video, I think you'll also like the cut of Ken Miller's jib:
And it's rather odd to be called a douche for your opinions by two guys who animate their opinions, often in a way fraught with douchebaggery, on cable TV several times a year.
What the fuck are you talking about?
Spoken like someone who has never, ever read anything by Dawkins, certainly none of his scientific books, and who has never listened to anything Dawkins has had to say on the subject of creationism and evolution for more than 30 seconds.
But, yeah, he OFFENDED some religious people! What a douche! Maybe if he were nicer about criticizing them, they'd stop sending his family death threats every day! GOD WHAT A DOUCHE.
The South Park guys are huge cunts. They are good friends with Penn Jillette! PENN JILLETTE! When are they going to make a episode about HIM?
They're the usual agnostic-libertarians douchebags. When was the last time they made fun of agnostics, or libertarians?
I did NOT call Dawkins a doucheshit. I said he COMES OFF as one. There's a difference. If you're right, all you have to do is present the facts, and if someone's not willing to accept them, then you brush them off and go on to someone who's not an idiot. If you spend your time telling the idiot they're an idiot, all that does is make said idiot go on the defense, and if a 3rd party sees you doing this, they're going to go "Dude! They don't get it! They're NEVER going to get it! You're coming off as a doucheshit! Quit wasting your time on them!"
And for the record, I don't base my opinion of him on the South Park episode.
Are you guys saying Dawkins doesn't come across as a douchebag? Cuz I think I've seen all his docs and several lectures and while I think he's brilliant, he's totally a pompus d-bag. It's just his way.
Dawkins has a British accent which makes him sound snooty, and he isn't hesitant to say wrong is wrong. Beyond that, he is polite in how he speaks his mind, and unlike the other side he's not an inveterate liar.
Also: how mean is it to say that creationism is "crazy" like in the title of this video?
"she uses pure science and reason to shoot down creationism *without* coming off as a doucheshit"
What science and reason? Did we watch the same video? She gave a rapid and simplistic overview of legal and legislative initiatives, while constantly snickering in a superior and self satisfied manner. There wasn't a drop of science or reason in the entire video. 4 stars because she's right and has every right to snicker. -1 because Dawkins might be insufferable but at least he learns ya something. He's a frontline asshole who treats this like life and death and draws blood.
You know what? Minus another 1, because these titles are ludicrous. Some of us actually have to be out there arguing with people who really believe the earth is 6000 years old and there once was a shell of ice encasing the atmosphere and dinosaurs are really just huge iguanas and the Grand Canyon couldn't have formed slowly because water would have had to flow uphill and the Moon would have been touching the earth a million years ago, and these people are our friends and coworkers who we can't just bloody well go "YOU'RE CRAZY AND WRONG HUR HUR" and leave it at that. I have to counter this crap point by point, and explain what science is and isn't on top of that, like I've got to read Popper and Kuhn and shit like that in my spare time, and the more I do the more I sympathize with these poor bastards and their damn ignorance. I hate to tell you this, Mz Edumactor, but you and your kind (i.e. the bespectacled snickerers) have soundly failed to teach the majority of Americans the basic, basic principles of good scientific practice. Your semantic wrangling over what is and isn't free speech is irrelevant: the second they get out of your grasp free speech rules, and the rest of us have to step up and fight this battle one to one. A goddamn century you've had evolution taught as truth in classroom, and what do you have to show for it? If we go by the numbers: diddlysquat. I'm almost ready to say, let them have their disclaimers and alternative theories, and maybe people will finally see how paper thin and patently false they are. What are you afraid of? That you might actually have to put some work in? "What if our textbooks are wrong?! How can we teach if we can't just follow the text blindly and assign reading for homework??!! OOOH NOOOO."
"Still Crazy After All These Years" should properly read "Better Organized Than Ever And Cunning Like Foxes." Or, sorry, properly it should be titled, "A Brief Overview of Recent Creationist/I.D. Proponent Legal Strategies in the Field of Education," but I suppose that doesn't have quite enough partisan smugness to sell a book.
+1 for amusing slides.
I concede to you, allcaps. Without using a single straw-man, you gave me a sound, reasonable, and fully justified beating. Bravo.
And yes, the slides are amusing, are they not?
Ah, comments about Dawkins from before his actual shittiness came to light.
Oh, and awesome link, Bort!
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Amsterdam's Stedelijk Museum.
In the Museum Quarter of Amsterdam there is the unimaginatively named 'Museum Plein' – the Museum Place. No surprises that you'll find museums here. Well, that's what it's all about: the Dutch are straightforward people. Well, that is when they're aware that is; when they are, things are made very easy. Unfortunately, the kind of architects this breeds are unimaginative – something that is the direct result of a lack of awareness. They're not alone in this, most of the worlds architects are the kind of people the world would be happier without.
When you arrive on the number 5 tram travelling towards Amsterdam's Central Station, you'll see a large grey something come into view. This is the new wing of the museum, and is decidedly modern. That is to say, it doesn't fit in with the surroundings and is, in Prince Charles' view, 'a carbuncle'.
As you can see, there is an upper area that is a uniform grey with a plastic like appearance, beneath it are the standard-issue square windows that have been used for a century. For some reason architects still think this is a statement of newness. It certainly looks clean. Which, being Holland, it is because it they'll all get a regular wash.
It is the smooth sides and gentle curved edges of this grey bulk – there is no architectural term for this lumpen form. Local wags saw this and immediately dubbed it "De Badkuip" the bathtub. No surprises there, because that is what it looks like from the outside. I can't say what the architects thought of this, their conception of architecture is rarely focussed on what it looks like to others. They know what it's supposed to look like, and since this is all they can imagine, cannot imagine anyone else thinking any differently. They're not alone, the Americans do this a lot, assuming people will act in the way they do (1).
Having stood in admiration of this example of modern architecture, I turned to look in the other direction. There was something of a problem, though: my eyes had become used to its perceived size – that is to say, my mind had grasped the uniform grey side as being the size of a – well, you guessed it! the size of a bathtub. The result was that I lost my balance and I nearly fell over! What is dubbed a bathtub could better be described as an aircraft carrier. Well, a little one at least. Because the thing is fucking enormous. Only the fact that it has so little to establish this fact, one's eyes are deceived into thinking that it is far smaller than its three storey height.
No doubt the planners loved its colossal scale, the intrepid nature of its form so resembling a sculpture. Well, one of those modern sculptures that say nothing. No doubt on paper and on the computer renditions it looked great. Well, that is the 'disconnect' is all about: you know you're right, so it has to be.
To someone who actually looks at the finished result, considers it, and lacks the forethought to regain a bearing on one's position… well, you know the rest now, don't you? But then, it's not really a problem because the Dutch are either headed for the door or they're looking for the café. What the place looks like is as irrelevant to them as it is to the architects.
Because this is another manifestation of the gap which forms the disconnect: did any one of those planners or designers even cast one thought to what it looks like to anybody else? My guess is that they did not because such people – intellectual, evidence based thinkers – rarely give others a thought. If for the only reason that the people whose thoughts count are the very people who would agree that the thing was fantastic and there was nothing that could be improved. The intellectual thinker, in this respect, is always surrounded by this 'gap'.
Inside The New Wing.
Make no mistake, the place is big. The ceiling of the atrium is now the bottom of the bathtub; it's also two storeys in the air! The new wing doubled the Stedelijk's original exhibition spaces; that it could have as easily tripled it is not an issue. Space is gleefully wasted. In the galleries themselves, there's no real indication as to where you are, so there's no indication that you're in the new wing at all. It's all white walls and pictures. It's all so 'samey' that it becomes meaningless.
People need something to focus on if they are to know where they are, and 'Het Valkhof' museum in Nijmegen allows this with their exhibition spaces that open onto their own version of the walls of glass that every architect seems to have a proclivity for – yet few of them let you actually look through. In the case of the Valkhof, they are well used; in the case of the Stedelijk, they are wasted. Not that this bothers the Dutch because few of them are looking around them, they came to see pictures, electrically propelled marionettes that are pretending to be sculpture or whatever else, and they are looking at them. And nothing else whatsoever.
The only window in the wall of the Bathtub itself is a three metre wide opening – it looks like a screwhole from outside – inside it is enormous.
And yes, there is a downstairs. They dug it out to make more exhibition space, it doesn't matter that you're three storeys down because it's white and electrically lit so that you'd not know the difference.
The problem for me was getting down there: there are stairs and below, a modest hallway. You see, I made the mistake of not doing as I was told. Sorry, doing what I should be doing. Sorry, doing what a Dutch person would do in those circumstances: concentrate on what you're doing and nothing else whatsoever. That is to say, going down stairs and making sure your feet are in the right place. It doesn't matter how many stairs there are, it matters that you are concentrating on them.
Because if you did what I did, that is to say, let my legs do the work they are intended for and gaze around me, you are going to be in trouble. This little hallway – and that is how it appears with a small door and white walls – is three storeys high. My brain took several moments to accommodate this fact, in which time my foot missed a step. There are three flights of stairs that are fifteen metres wide and are a genuine danger should anybody be daft enough to lose their balance, as I nearly did. Thankfully my brain was quick enough to return some order to the situation.
You see, the planners would have thought it good, and well within safety legislation and that kind of thing. But then, so was the Titanic. The planners never imagined that anything so large could be built – and the planners of the Stedelijk museum never imagined people who might find their museum more interesting than the work that they are engaged in. That is to say, going down stairs.
I guess the architects had imagined everybody thought as they did, knew what they knew. After all, they had climbed the ladders and scaffolding as it was built, they knew the dimensions and were used to them. Not only that but everyone had agreed that the safety regulations had been complied with. But then, they did that for the RMS Titanic too.
They all agree because none of them can imagine any possible point of disagreement. The RMS Titanic complied with the rules as they stood, the immoral action of the White Star line was that they knew there were not enough lifeboats for the passengers on the ship. But of course, the designers all knew that the ship was unsinkable, so the issue was judged a triviality.
However, back to the Bathtub. The architects were not even considering the effect the room might have on others. I found it disorientating. I am sure they, as intellectuals, would have ready arguments that it was my fault or that I should get better spectacles – or just attend to the job in hand and not fool about looking at the architecture. It will come as no surprise to you that their decisions are the correct ones, if only because they cannot perceive my difficulty – which means it simply does not exist for them. There can be no other reason for my problems than they were illusory on my part. We've been here before, but that does seem to be a recurring problem with modern thinkers and their bastard offspring, the architect.
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M/L story, no aliens ... looking for this for a while and for the life of me cannot remember the name or author. It's completed and on the archives somewhere.
Max is a CEO of a multimillion dollar company and hit famous bachelor who buys coffee from a cafe that Liz and Maria work at. He leaves his wallet behind and the girls call him to let him know. After while Max and Liz get together, his sister Isabel and brother or friend Michael warn him that Liz isnafter his money and try to break them up. Liz is anything but after his money but allows his siblings to give her hell as to not worry max.
also Maria is engaged to someone who is not Michel, turns our this guys is bi and it comes out when Liz walks in on him and another guy when they are all on holiday. He threatens li that if she tells maria he will tell max he heard the girls talk about how heynare after Max's money.
All live and happiness in the end though. Also was sequel hat was completed too.
Can someone please point me in the right direction
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The weirdest thing happened today, I rationalized today ,
Rationalization basically you lie to your self ,
For example
I got dengue fever in my first year of college it was hell on earth. This is a fact. But those days I did not read the bible as much as I ought so. I think its God who punished me.
It is a fact I got dengue fever, and I did not read bible as much I was supposed to. Although they are unrelated , but making a connection anyway I convince myself God who punished me.
Now you understood what rationalize meant, I was pretty confident I never did such things,but in fact I did it today.
I heard the pastor preaching today, it was interesting but when he spoke about Peter being the closest to God. I was thinking wait a minute John was closest to Jesus. While peter denied Jesus and was crying.
John 19:26
When Jesus saw his mother there, and the disciple whom he loved standing nearby, he said to her, "Woman, here is your son,"
John was the disciple whom Jesus loved.
So I was thinking of walking up to Pastor thinking just saying this. And wow then it started playing out in my head how this conversation could go bad . He could pissed off and tell the other pastors. All this was going on in my head.
I mean Pastors are Gods representative, I actually convinced my myself I was afraid of a nice pastor.
I thought to myself whats the point then this verse came to my head
Leviticus 19:17
Thou shalt not hate thy brother in thine heart: thou shalt in any wise rebuke thy neighbour, and not suffer sin upon him.
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The temperature is forecasted to climb to the upper 20's today. Conditions for skiing and riding continue to be mid-winter excellent. The lifts will spin from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. today. Petoskey and Harbor Springs Middle School will compete for the "Little Brown Jug" today at 3 p.m. on Birch Run and JB's Arena.


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When I started writing our book series I spent a lot of time researching US cities so I could find one that had enough interest in it that the storyline would be planted in reality. I ended up choosing Thomasville, GA because it had been in a CNN poll the year before I started book 1. It's listed in the top 5 cities to visit because of the INCREDIBLE gardens. Thomasville is known for their roses (and paint according to the commercials, haha). As a result, we've spent a lot of time including little details in book one about gardens and the care and "pomp and circumstance" that Georgians give them.
What's my point in all this?
Well, my new house isn't just an adorable country home. The entire property is a designer, mature garden. There are carefully placed roses, irises, chics and hens, 4 o'clocks, a vast array of greenery, and a number of fruit trees including figs and quince. There are 3 planter beds in the backyard: 2 for fresh vegetables and one for fresh herbs. To top it off, there's an enormous grapevine in the back yard.
We wrote a piece in chapter 10 about the main character enjoying her coffee in the morning and taking in the scent of spring in her garden. Now I get to do that myself.
Goodbye busy, polluted, insensitive city. I'm ready to welcome the joys of a 1950s kitchen, a cozy fireplace, and relaxing spring and summer gardening. I'm going to grow and plow and bake and cook and love every single minute of it.
I told myself when I came here that I wanted to know what it was like to live and work in a big city. Well, now I've done that. And I wasn't missing anything. I love working in downtown Seattle. I love my job. But I'm more than ready to go "home" at the end of the day.
Everyone needs a little balance in life and this new house is mine.
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With the cold winter melting away, spring's crisp bounty of new life was soon to give way to the oppressive heat of summer, and the balmy breeze was heady with the scent of growing things; chickory, roses, four-o-clocks, and lush greenery. Charlotte leaned back in her hammock chair and reveled in the sweet perfume of the changing seasons.
The people of Thomasville prided themselves on their roses, so it was no surprise to Charlotte when they began to bloom all over her yard. She took joy in gardening; turning the earth, pulling weeds, and seeing the fruits of her labors bloom and flourish. Nevertheless, she couldn't bring herself to understand the preoccupation with roses. So much fertilizer and pruning! Certainly, she felt, roses required much more work than any other garden flower. She much preferred peonies, with their delicate fragrance and lack of thorny stems, though it took a special hand to encourage their growth this far south.
Charlotte inhaled a deep sigh of content, the shadow of a smile playing across her lips. It was then, with the sun on her face and her mind adrift, that Charlotte was ripped from her reverie by some strange force, tugging at her mind.
She was still for a moment, trying to evaluate the strange feeling. And then it hit her: it wasn't just a feeling. She was hearing something... Something like soft whispers, mingling together, coalescing to form faint words. Where was it coming from? She scanned the yard, straining to find the source. But it wasn't coming from somewhere in the yard or on the street. It was coming from somewhere else altogether. It was all around her, yet within her. And then all she felt was fear.
The soft murmuring swirled in her head, becoming louder; more insistent. The soothing music of evening sounds faded away, until all she could hear were the misty voices and the thudding of her heartbeat in her ears. She closed her eyes, focusing, as the breathy sighs integrated, forming one voice.
Her eyes flew open, and her breath caught in her throat. She could make it out clearly now, though it was muted. As she listened, she had the feeling it had been calling to her for a while, and was now growing increasingly impatient.
"Charlotte!" There was no mistaking it.
"Hello?" Her voice quivered, and it sounded to her like it was coming from far away. Then, quite abruptly, the voice was gone.


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- Students learn from employers what qualifies; interviewing skills, etc. are needed for them to be a qualified candidate.
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- Students learn effective networking techniques and how to be able to apply them immediately.
- Students learn social media platforms, such as LinkedIn, where many employers recruit candidates from.
- Students learn how to write their own Business Card. This is handy when speaking to people in everyday life situations.
- Students learn that the majority of employers who hire qualified candidates hire from networking alone, and not through advertised jobs.
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- Wed. 4/4 - Greater Philadelphia Teacher Job Fair, Greater Philadelphia Expo Center at Oaks
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- Mon. 4/16 - Career Fair Preparation Workshop | CC 115, 12:50 pm to 1:50 pm
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- Students will learn how to successfully put a resume together.
- Students will learn the professional code for success (What to wear and what not to wear).
- Students will learn what Ice-Breakers are when meeting/greeting employers in a professional manner.
- Wed. 4/18 - Holy Family University Spring Career Fair: All Majors | CC Lobbies, 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm
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Most popular Pakistani film actress Meera keeps on the highlights whenever she appears in some occasion or event in showbiz. Sometimes she becomes the center of attraction for her beautiful gimmicks and sometimes she becomes a victim of censure for her 'Englash'. She has also been in news highlights for her wedding proposals and sometimes for her controversial statements about wedding. Media also has been spreading the news about her age. There have been a lot of videos about Meera Jee funny interview.
Here you can also check Meera Jee funny interview in an award show held in April 2017. She is totally hilariously claiming her age 16. Is Meera's age 16? You can also see how the anchor is making fun of Meera for being single and how she will get someone to become her 'Patti' saying 'Kon banay ga mera Patti?'. It's one of the hilarious videos of Meera I have seen. How the anchor is trolling her and she is following the order 'Zara ghoom ke dikhaein' is just hilarious!
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Resident Evil 6 has been out since 2012, in which it originally released on PS3 and Xbox 360. Finally, after four-ish years, it has hit the PS4 and Xbox One after months of rumors, and hey, its been released full retail! Note that this review contains SOME spoilers.
I just want to get this out front right away: I pretty much, like many others, did NOT like Resident Evil 6. It was a poorly designed game, it reeks of a rushed development process, and I said some pretty nasty things about it. However, a friend surprised me with a copy of the game on PS4 today, so, I decided to give it a go.
This review is based on the PS4 version, and I will try to not be as bias as possible, as I am a well known Classic RE fanboy. So here I go.
Resident Evil 6 is, essentially, the biggest Resident Evil to date. Think Resident Evil 4 and 5 were long? Well, 6 has FOUR storylines that take several hours each to complete. This game has four storylines that were developed with the intention to appeal to classic and modern Resident Evil fans. I won't mention much about the story, to avoid major spoilers.
Leon and Helena share a scenario. This duo's scenario is mostly Survival Horror, designed to appeal to fans of RE games such as Resident Evil 2 and 3. This story is set in Tall Oaks, a zombie infested ghost town. Hey, sound familiar?
Chris and Piers also share a scenario. Designed as an action adventure to appeal to Resident Evil 4 and 5 fans, the bromantic duo are in europe, battling a major attack by infected mercenaries.
Sherry and Jake have a scenario too. This one seems to be designed similar to Resident Evil 4 in the way the story plays out and how the action is. Sherry Birkin returns from Resident Evil 2, and Jake… I won't spoil that. 😉
Ada Wong has her own stand alone scenario, because, well, Ada. 😉 Her scenario takes place mostly in the sidelines of things, as always, similar to Ada's scenario in Resident Evil 4.
Those four scenarios are designed on purpose to appeal to a mass range of fans. Like the classics? Play leon. Like the modern? Play Chris. Like just RE4? Play Sherry. Like Spinoff games? Play Ada. Its pretty much like that.
Now, to the meat and bones of the remaster.
Compared to how it was on Playstation 3, the PS4 version looks considerably better. First off, the frame rate is a full consistent 60FPS. Second, the graphics are native 1080P. Not upscaled, not imitated, but seriously, just 1080p. The game looks really pretty. Honestly, its on par with a modern PS4 game in terms of graphics now. On the PS3, it looked blurry, washed out, and stretched. This issue has been fixed on the PS4.
There are some issues I've encountered.
- The checkpoint system is broken. I don't know about Xbox One, but the PS4 version has a broken checkpoint system. Checkpoints don't save when they should. Some, yes, do. But many of them are not saving. If you die before a major boss, well, you are starting SEVERAL checkpoints ago because, to your horror, the game didn't save for several checkpoints. I died during the battle with a certain monster under the tall oaks church and had to restart LONG before this point. I was pissed.
- The screen keeps tearing. I am running it on 1080p full HD on my TV. The screen keeps tearing in many locations and its noticeable.
- Trophies aren't popping like they did on PS3. The PS4 version isn't awarding trophies when you are supposed to earn them. This is a problem for trophy hunters.
These issues will likely be fixed when they update it though, once enough people complain.
Some things to note also, is that every piece of DLC ever made is bundled in this release. No buying extra stuff, you get it for the low price of 19.99 with the game. This is actually a good deal, because on PS3, the game is STILL 19.99 on the PSN store WITHOUT dlc.
While I personally do not like RE6, this release is pretty well done. Great framerate, fantastic uncompressed music and sounds, and beautiful graphics. This release was clearly done with alot of caution, which needs to be done with this series today. Resident Evil has been, for the last decade, stuck in an identity crisis, and release after release of fan hated games, Capcom has started prioritizing remakes and remasters over original content now. Yes, Capcom is developing Umbrella Corps, but they are also remaking Resident Evil 2, and they are remastering Resident Evil 4, 5 and 6, and they also re released REmake and Zero as remasters in 2015 and 2016.
Capcom is doing a great job in these remasters, putting Konami with that laugh fest Silent Hill HD Collection to shame.


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Spring is in the air in Catch That Egg! and there's a flurry of baby animals including Floppit and his gigantic furry bunny feet bouncing off the pages. This stunning bloom-filled picture book has been written by Lucy Rowland, illustrated by Anna Chernyshova and published by MacmillanFiled under: Anna Chernyshova, Children's Books, Concept Art and Character Design, The Illustration Process
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Fabio is a tricolour triumph so pour yourself a glass on pink lemonade and get on the case with Fabio the detective and his giraffe associate GilbertFiled under: Children's Books, Design, Emily Fox, The Illustration Process
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Adam Stower's first novel for children, King Coo published by David Fickling Books.
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Why are picture books so important? The main difference between picture books and other books is that picture books are highly illustrated, they are a collaboration of words and pictures, both are as important as each other in telling the story, directly communicating with children.Filed under: Children's Books, The Illustration Process
Frances Castle is not only an illustrator but she also has her own record label, Clay Pipe Music. She collaborates with musicians and creates beautiful limited edition CD's and Vinyl records.Filed under: Design, Frances Castle, The Illustration Process
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Adam Stower gives a marvellous interview in Illustrators Magazine, a quarterly magazine featuring some of the best names in the illustration world.Filed under: Adam Stower, News, The Illustration Process
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Last month, I left you on the toilet.
It's now time to get up off of it and enter either your tub or shower stall.
A tub has many options for independent use.
The first item to consider is a transfer bench.
A transfer bench has legs that sit both inside and outside of the tub. You sit on the bench before entering the tub.
Then, you slide over into the tub, raising your legs above the tub wall.
This prevents falls.
Another solution to safe bathing is to install grab bars and non-slip shower mats.
Grab bars can be straight, traditionally 12" up to 18" in length. They are mounted to the wall inside the shower/tub.
Alternatively, a Dependa Bar is a product that consists of a loop grab bar that rotates off of the wall and will lock in several positions.
It folds against the wall when not in use.
It can also be installed into the shower/tub wall.
Tub, shower chairs and benches are also useful.
They allow the bather to sit.
A hand held shower would be practical in these sitting settings. You can get one that attaches directly to where the showerhead is, or, you can install one with a diverter valve so that other bathers who choose to stand can use the regular showerhead.
A bath lift is a wonderful device for transferring into the tub and lowering into the water.
It has reclining features.
It raises you up above the tub for an easy transfer out of the tub.
A mobile shower chair is an ideal product for wheelchair-confined individuals.
It allows you to wheel into the shower and remain seated.
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This is the kind of museum I don't want to make…
Many of you won't have heard of Studio Ghibli, though by extension you may know it as the home of the Oscar-wining Director Hayao Miyazaki, who can count Howl's Moving Castle, Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke, among his achievements. Miyazaki's visual style is absolutely unique, and it is refreshing that his heroes are usually female and his movies have a positive message, with many being anti-war in nature. Here's a trailer for Princess Mononoke so you can see for yourself what all the fuss is about.
Miyazaki's status in Japan has reached legendary status over the years, so much so that there is now a Studio Ghibli theme park/museum outside of Tokyo. Here's the museum plan.
I like the sound of the Cat Bus Room. And this is what it looks like in real life.
Most museums are very earnest in their efforts to communicate their remit as it is this which gives them their authority. Not so much with Miyazaki's museum. On the studio Ghibli website he states quite specifically the type of museum he wants to make, as well as the type of museum he doesn't want to make. The full list of criteria is well worth reading but I've just put the wants and not wants below:
This is the Kind of Museum I Want to Make!
A museum that is interesting and which relaxes the soul
A museum where much can be discovered
A museum based on a clear and consistent philosophy
A museum where those seeking enjoyment can enjoy, those seeking to ponder can ponder, and those seeking to feel can feel
A museum that makes you feel more enriched when you leave than when you entered!
This is the kind of museum I don't want to make!
A pretentious museum
An arrogant museum
A museum that treats its contents as if they were more important than people
A museum that displays uninteresting works as if they were significant
I'm not sure I've ever been to a museum that hasn't been pretentious in some regard. Welcoming, yes and often, but pretentious, always. I've not been to the Ghibli Museum but I'd like to visit to see if this sort of museum is actually possible.
Now I'd like to return to the other side of the globe, to France and a particular museum situation which contrasts very severely with Miyazaki's vision. It is customary for each French President to leave some sort of cultural legacy, and the Pompidou, Musee d'Orsay and a certain pyramid at the Louvre that have all been the result of such initiative. Each of these is amazing in their own right and should be on everyone's list when they visit Paris.
Sarkozy's gift to the nation was to be a Museum of French History, Maison de l'Histoire de France, in fact, and it was going to cost some 80 million Euros and was to be housed in the National Archives building after they were removed elsewhere. Protests about this move duly followed, much of it in what should be called the French activist style, while critics of the project stated that it was a Sarkozian right-wing view of French history, a 'bling-bling history' which didn't accurately reflect France's evolution in a changing world. One particular critic stated that for the museum to be accurate it would have to be a 'world museum', an interesting comment when considering almost any first world national heritage, or perhaps it's a comment on how the French see their own history. I'll leave you to decide on that one. You can read more about that here.
Not surprisingly, it hasn't taken long for Francois Hollande to scrap the plans citing that Sarkozy's vision was too ideologically slanted. Interestingly, the Daily Mail is one of the few UK papers who picked up on this story and the comments at the end of the Mail article are probably evidence enough that there needs to be a more enlightened discussion about what history is and why it needs to be interpreted intelligently.
There are issues raised here about public ownership of museums (and particularly history museums), the masters that pay for them (or at least control the purse strings) and the politics that shape the discussion. In a social democracy we expect that a public museum will have a broad educational remit, it is for the public benefit after all, and as such one would expect a balanced interpretation of the subject matter. But there is an inevitable tension when there are significant differences of opinion, and as Sarkozy's project has discovered, when there is a change in the politics there is also a change in cultural interpretation. That's why history is such a delicate subject for museums (and for society in general), it informs who we are, it's the blood that runs through us, and the right to control the interpretation of that history will always be a battleground as a result.
But perhaps that's the point Miyazaki is trying to make about museums, they're actually political spaces, and that's why they have a history of being pretentious, arrogant, making second class citizens of their visitors and of attaching significance to objects that may not warrant them.
French presidents should probably take note, leave your legacy to art museums. History is far too divisive.


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I wrote this late last night, and it's more emo than I'd like, and less literary, and more generic, I suppose, than what I usually have to say. But it's honest. And, with the life-changing prospect of publishing my first book ahead of me, it's what's on my mind.
I miss my grandma. I miss her when I see sweet little old ladies in the checkout line ahead of me, and especially when they smile kindly at me. I caught a whiff of fried chicken the other day; I'm not even sure where it came from, but I was instantly transported to her kitchen as she bustled around preparing her almost-nightly fried chicken made from scratch. I miss her when I travel, because I know that she would be so proud of the fact that I made my dream of seeing the world a reality. And, as I'm preparing to publish my first novel I miss her so fucking much that it's become a physical ache. (Having ulcers you grow accustomed to your body responding to strong emotion with bursts of physical pain; in the way that most people might expect tears when they're sad, I expect dizziness or nausea when I'm angry, stressed, and sometimes, sad.)
I miss her faith, her intractable certainty that whatever decision I made was the right course, that I was exactly who I was supposed to be at all times, flaws and all. My decision to live with my boyfriend after graduating from college—which I just knew would be met with old-fashioned grandma judgment—was a complete non-issue. In fact, she congratulated me for maintaining my financial independence. And I can't get it out of my head how proud she looked when I graduated from college. She was wheelchair-bound then, but made the drive from Prunedale to Los Angeles nonetheless and she beamed at me from the confines of her wheelchair.
When the truth of it is, I should have been proud of her for making college a possibility for me. It was her years laboring in fields and taking in laundry and sewing that gave my generation the opportunity to choose to study English at UCLA, and hell, even the choice to sit at home and blog at night instead of working a shift at a second job. My problems are first world problems because she starved through the depression, and saved every last penny from every last job. Every possibility, every opportunity, every stamp in my passport ties back to her. I just wish she could have known the same world I do—one in which there are near-infinite doors, all of them open or capable of being opened if you apply enough force. She did her fair share of bulldozing through barriers; back in the '60s before it was common for a woman to have a pilot's license (not that it's terribly normal now) she flew in powderpuff races against other female pilots. And as I was growing up, she was the only adult I knew who read regularly, so perhaps I owe her that too.
She died when I was in Morocco, on my very first international adventure. She was sick when I left and my mom hadn't e-mailed in me in about a week so I Googled my grandmother's name at an Internet café in Marrakech. Her obituary came up. I remember the absurdity of my friend trying to mime to the Moroccans that my grandmother had died, to explain why I was suddenly crying. And I remember leaving within the next day or two for an overnight camel trip into the Sahara, how grateful I felt for the silence, a vast, foreign space in which to grieve without the inconvenience or clutter of relatives. And the guilt I felt over preferring a desert 1,700 miles from home to a wake with my own family. Before I left I asked my grandmother what she wanted me to bring her from Morocco and she said a blue dress. I never bought her the dress, mostly because I could see it becoming a tangible symbol of her absence, and that just wasn't something I wanted to carry with me through life. Of course, you don't need a blue dress to be reminded of someone you love. I still don't know if I feel so strongly about Morocco because it was the first country I visited on my own dime as a passport-wielding adult, or because it's where I said goodbye to a person whose love for me was limitless.


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I know that thankfulness posts numbers 1-11 were of a more serious nature… but number 12, not so much.
Today, I am thankful for free time.
Since I have been sick & dealing with various health issues for over 2 weeks now, the 2 obligations that I had today, I wasn't able to attend. Which meant that I got to enjoy lunch and a free afternoon with my two boys- the hubs and Baby E.
It was a delightful day & I am so very thankful to have had it.


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Kannan Travels is one of the leading tourist car, van and bus operators in Chennai, which is offering the best and cheapest tariff among the other tour operators. We offer train, air and bus tickets. We are railway authorised agent for booking train tickets. We also do passport assisting services.
We are providing round the clock services to our valued customers. We offer the most competitive rates for all destinations. We are having leading companies and people as our regular customers and our services satisfy them to have continuous customization with us.


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If you are a regular reader of this blog, you may remember that I have experienced back problems from time to time. My last episode occurred five months ago (it was a bit of a doozy). The recovery has been slow but steady.
My recuperation started with a slew of stretches and for the past month I have been working on strengthening exercises.
One of the leading ways to maintain a healthy functioning back is to keep the abdominals strong.
Below is one of a handful of abdominal exercises that I perform 3-4 days a week. Regardless if you have back issues or not, abdominal exercises should be a part of your weekly workouts.
Muscles Used: rectus abdominis, internal/external obliques, transverse abdominis
Starting Position: Lie on back (supine position) with hips at 90°. Legs are elevated toward the ceiling, knees are bent or straight (work towards keeping them straight) and feet/toes are flexed, not pointed. Aside from the position of feet, your form should resemble a right angle. Hands can be at your side, across the chest or behind the head. If you choose to keep hands behind your head, you can hold on to a medicine ball, heavy weight or the end of a bench.
Movement: Hips and knees are kept in one position throughout the exercise. Neck is in line with the spine. Contracting the abdominal muscles, tilt the pelvis, curl the lower torso up and lift the balls of feet toward the ceiling. Exhale as you lift.
As you exhale, try to hollow out the lower area of the abs. This works the transverse abdominis, the deepest abdominal muscle. Referred to as the compression muscle, the transverse helps to stabilize the spine and is thought by many as the key to a flat belly.
Inhale on the return.
Common Mistakes:
– bringing legs/knees toward head instead of straight towards ceiling
– using momentum to lift legs straight
– holding breath during movement, also called the valsalva maneuver
– pressing hands/arms into floor while lifting – it may help to keep hands supinated (palms facing up)
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"No is a complete sentence."
I finally figured out how to take a picture and get it from my device to my blog! Celebrate with me! I guess this is my Christmas gift to myself and all of my readers who want to see poorly taken photographs. I set the bar low so you'll feel good about yourself.
Also, just to ease your mind, the plate with the two pieces of breadish disks is not on the floor. I use a potting shed table covered with a piece of plexiglass as an island in my kitchen. Call me crazy, which isn't all that uncommon.
On to the recipe. It's mainly a combination of egg and cream cheese which, if you stop there, makes a pseudo pancake batter. With the addition of ground psyllium husk and a bit of baking powder it becomes, not only a little more bread-like, but also an effective laxative. No comment.
3 eggs
4 ounces cream cheese
pinch of salt
1/2 T ground psyllium husk powder, which is 1 1/2 t
1/2 t baking powder
Separate the yolks from the whites and place each of them in their own bowls. Whip the egg whites with the salt until very stiff. The egg whites, not you. Emphasis on very.
Meanwhile, mix the rest of the ingredients together in another bowl. I chose to place the rest of the ingredients into a wide-mouth, pint jar and use my immersible blender stick to do the job.
Pour the egg yolk mixture over the egg whites and gently fold together. Place largish globs of the batter onto a paper-lined baking sheet. This will be 6 or 8 pieces. I used a large ice cream scoop to make sure the portions were about even.
Bake at 300 degrees for about 25 minutes, or until golden.
FULL DISCLOSURE – These darling little breads have a bit of a gritty feel (almost undetectable unless you have a sensitive palate like mine) because of the psyllium powder.
They're also rather soft but work well in an egg and ham and cheese sandwich when grilled. It fills the little spot in my tummy that's looking for a bread-like item to eat.
I will continue to work on my picture taking skills.
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The company 50Hertz has announced that talks are ongoing to sell its shares in the State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC), owned by the Chinese government.
On 31 January, Nord Stream 2 AG obtained the consent of the Mining Authority in Stralsund for the construction of the Nord Stream pipeline 2 in Germany.
On 1 June, President Donald Trump announced that the US would withdraw from the Paris climate change agreement signed in 2015.
The record volumes of gas supplied via the OPAL and Nord Stream pipeline have been accompanied by controversy over the rules for utilisation of the OPAL pipeline's capacity.
The European Commission published its winter package – a series of legislative proposals regarding the EU energy and climate policies for 2020-2030.
European Commission announced its decision setting out the rules for increased utilisation by the Russian gas company Gazprom of the OPAL pipeline.
The lobbying by CEOs of energy companies is intended to step up the scale of involvement of local politicians in supporting Nord Stream 2.
Natural gas, after crude oil, is the most important energy carrier in the German economy.
Natural gas, after crude oil, is the most important energy carrier in the German economy. Over the past twenty years, natural gas has been the only conventional energy carrier to have increased its share in the German energy basket.
Despite causing great controversy in the EU, plans to build the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline are steadily being implemented.


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- 南非事工需要多位新宣教士,求主差派。
- 請為各個教會的同工代禱,求主興起同工,賜予恩賜使他們能承擔教會事工的需要。
- 請為南非西開普敦省所需要的雨水向主祈求。
- 請為開普敦的張太太,周姓慕道友,德班的吳女士及許教授信主代禱,求主幫助他們謙卑在神的面前。
- 請繼續為開普敦教會的事工代禱,我們想在北區新設立一個查經小組,求主引領。
- 請繼續為我們出外往各地事工及行車的安全代禱。
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Dear Prayer Partners,
I knew Brother Liu and his wife more than 10 years ago when I was helping with the ministry in Port Elizabeth. They owned a retail shop at the time, and their son was still single. They moved to Cape Town a few years ago and started a pastry factory. Their son is now married with a daughter. It is not easy for them to venture into a new business at their age, but their faith gives them strength and hope to face their failures as surmountable challenges. Every time we visited them, there were no complains but joyful thanksgivings. Even though they ask for prayers in their difficulties, they always have faith that God's help is on its way. Due to the different quality flour in South Africa, they had to test and revise their recipe so many times. It was a long and humbling process. The result, though, is a uniquely fresh and tasty product. There are real eggs in the ingredients, but no preservative or additives. They believe that they are responsible to God and would not produce food that can be harmful to the human body. Christ's reputation is at stake! They are living out a real testimony of Colossians 3:23 "Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men …"
Whenever we meet their son and daughter-in-law, they are always so pleasant and friendly. When we take notice of how they care for their grandparents at church and how generously their little daughter shares her toys with other children, we see four generations of Christians living a blessed life together. Every day before work, they will join their hands in prayer for The Lord's leading and protection. Brother Liu not only lives out his faith but also passes it on to the next generation.
Brother Liu and his wife have known Mr. and Mrs. Zhang since they came to Cape Town to live with their daughter and son-in-law a few years ago. They have been helping with caring for the two granddaughters since they were born. The seemingly good life was disrupted when their son-in-law's widowed mother came to live with them about six months ago. There were different opinions on how the household should be run, and conflicts turned into violence. Through Brother Liu and his wife, we were able to meet and counsel Mrs. Zhang these last two months. After the last time we met, she sent us a WeChat message saying, "I am not so distressed now. I am really grateful to have met you because you have helped me a lot. I am starting to let things go. You are my savior sent from heaven." We thank God for letting us to be His messenger to help Mrs. Zhang. It is His amazing plan to fly us to Cape Town to meet her. She also shows willingness to learn more about Christianity through the WeChat Christian sites we sent her. Please pray for her salvation.
The Bible study group at the south side of Cape Town has been growing. It is now on Friday nights, and everyone comes to our apartment straight from work to have a home-made dinner before Bible study. What usually starts as a simple meal quickly becomes a great feast with the various additional dish and desserts. After Bible study, those who do not need to hurry home will stay and continue to chat. Everyone enjoys the warm sharing and fellowship. Please pray for this Bible study group. May we learn to know the Lord and love one another more and more.
The Tuesday Bible study group in Durban just finished the study of the New Testament. We began a new approach to go by topics. Last week was the first lesson on "Christian and Money" and was led by one of our co-workers. Praise the Lord; there were great participations and discussions. Even though she was only able to cover a small portion of the material, our co-worker was greatly encouraged. May this be the beginning of her teaching ministry in the church.
Prayer Requests:
- Please pray for more missionaries to South Africa.
- Please pray for co-workers in the church. May God raise up more leaders with different gifts to serve together in the ministry.
- Please pray for rain in Cape Town.
- Please pray for the salvation of Mrs. Zhang and Mr. Zhou in Cape Town as well as Mrs. Wu and Professor Xu in Durban.
- Please continue to pray for the ministry in Cape Town. We are planning to start a second Bible study group on the north side of town.
- Please continue to pray for our safety as we travel to different cities and towns.
In His service,
Ko-Ta & Christina


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Jamie Cooper-Hohn and her estranged English financier husband Sir Chris Hohn, who was born in Addlestone, Surrey, cannot agree on their share of the fortune.
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Clive Goodman, 56, of Addlestone, Surrey, admitted in court that he had illegally accessed the voicemails of Prince Harry and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
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Let us talk about (Ouai) The Morning After…
I like to assume we've all been there at some point right? You awaken from your wild night out, last nights kebab chips still sharing the bed with you, your drunken attempt to remove clothing which is evident all over the floor like a breadcrumb trail to your hangover doom.
The brand new shoes that were bought especially for last night ruined with what can only be described as black crap from god knows where all scuffed up the sides.
And before you can even take a glimpse of your face, (which you know by this point is going to be smeared in makeup because even though you had the best intentions of removing it, your bed just felt sooo comfy and your hands were to busy ramming chips in you your mouth and then it all goes blank from there) you smell an ashtray.
An ashtray stench protruding from your head courtesy of the jackass that still thought smoking was cool.
Smoke and club scent has oozed into every single strand of your hair and it is rank.
Birdsnest from hell.
Hello, Ouai The Morning After!
Your quick lazy girl fix to rid yourself of the night before. I certainly could have done with this little set back in my party years but at my point of life it's taking up a much-needed spot in my gym bag.
Bye bye, sweat hair!
Ouai Dry Shampoo Foam
I remember using one of these when they first launched a few years ago from a brand that I won't name and it was utter crap. A few years later, and Ouai have released their version which is a hella a lot nicer and a hella lot pricier.
However, it does smell pretty amazing though, and if you rub it through your scalp then give a quick blast from the hairdryer, the results are something Jordan AKA Katie Price would be proud of.
Big, beautiful smelling hair.
ouai Rose Hair And Body Oil
I wish I could smother my entire body with this oil, it's that glorious. It smells like proper roses, not cheap synthetic rose that's simply offending to the nostrils, and its so lightweight that it disappears after a few rubs, leaving behind a healthy looking sheen and a scent that would attract honey bees from the next town.
ouai Finishing Cream
I have no idea what finishing creams are meant to do. None. I usually apply too much and end up looking like a grease monkey. This product is no exception. I think this may be more for the ladies with thicker hair, as my fine, limp, lank hair immediately passes out from the weight.
It's definitely me using this product wrong I don't doubt. But if anyone has any tips on how to use a finishing cream properly, I would love your forever,
This little Ouai set is Limited edition so make sure to check it out while stocks last!
Now your hairs looking splendid its time to tackle the hangover with my tried and tested tips!


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1. After a not-great experience with progressive-lens glasses, my new single-vision lens glasses arrived today – and they are fantastic. (Whew!)
2. Hearing a construction worker whistle a happy little tune for himself as he set out bright orange plastic cones.
3. Seeing a Little Free Library in person! I've read about them, but have never seen one live – the sight of it immediately made me smile. Go knowledge sharing and community building!


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have done loads of research on internet blogs etc but am struggling to find uk families, especially in derbyshire/east mids area would love to hear from you and check my blog.
we had another day at grannys doing our good deed shopping etc. L was very good around the supermarket, as it can be quite a handful at times looking after him/and/or my sister who is either in a wheelchair or crutches.
all the family had a lovely day out at thorpe cloud, dove dale. the weather was cold and sunny but we managed to get everyone out and in the car so thats always a bonus and we got there this week after a failed attempt last weekend (despite the satnav!)
we walked along the river pointing out lots of ice puddles, rock falls and icicles that had formed then walked around thorpe cloud itself attempting to climb. we stopped 1/2 way up to have a hot choc, it was freezing.
then moved on swiftly when somemore walkers approached at L's request. we set of to the summit first losing dad who was cold (as usual), then we lost j & b who i thought had carried on to the top. i was panicking at this point as heights are not my thing so i had intended not to go to the top but i was stuck 3/4 up with L who was determined to go to the top and i had no one to pass him on to. eventually dad turned up so they carried on to the top. L was so proud he had done it and kept telling the girls who we later discovered had carried on going around the hill and not climbed any further up.
we even managed to find the car park again without having to go back the way we came. what is wrong with our family days do not normally turn out this good!!
anyway a great day for all and we learned alot too - the girls are starting to see how we relate learning into everyday life for L, i keep asking in they would like to stay at home too - but they are happy in high school.
perhaps my dreams of being a mother hen with all my chicks around me has passed me by. oh well just me and L then!!!!!!!!!!!
we are making much more effort as a whole family now anyway as i am not working to accomodate leo being at home, I am less stressed and have more time and energy for everyone. result its only taken me 40 years to work this out.
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Autonomous Literacy Learners - Sustainable Results (ALL-SR)
Übergeordnete Einrichtungen
- Projektleiter
- Altmayer, Claus (Prof. Dr.)
- Mitarbeiter
- Prof. Dr. Claus Altmayer, Stefan Markov
- Finanzierung
- Weiterführung
- ja
Focusing on the opportunity of learner autonomy, this project will develop training and methodology to enable informal learning coaches to support adults with limited literacy develop the skills they need to take charge of their own literacy learning. In addition to partners" expertise with low/non-literate learners, learner autonomy and learning for work, this approach draws on established and emerging areas of educational research and practice around adult literacy and language development, including work in the UK on literacy as social practice and work in the Netherlands and Germany on supporting learning beyond the classroom. The approach complements and reinforces existing investment in formal literacy learning. It addresses issues of capacity and cost within the adult education system. It has the potential to reach those individuals least likely to access formal literacy learning. Perhaps most significantly, it offers a new vision of shared social responsibility for adult literacy.


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Evidence Of Reverse Brain Drain In Selected Asian Countries: Human Resource Management Lessons For Malaysia
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- Batista, Catia & Lacuesta, Aitor & Vicente, Pedro C., 2007.
"Brain Drain or Brain Gain? Micro Evidence from an African Success Story,"
IZA Discussion Papers
3035, Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA).
- Catia Batista & Pedro C. Vicente, 2007. "Brain Drain or Brain Gain?Micro Evidence from an African Success Story," Economics Series Working Papers 343, University of Oxford, Department of Economics.
- Karin Mayr & Giovanni Peri, 2008.
"Return Migration as Channel of Brain Gain,"
CReAM Discussion Paper Series
0804, Centre for Research and Analysis of Migration (CReAM), Department of Economics, University College London.
- Karin Mayr & Giovanni Peri, 2008. "Return Migration as a Channel of Brain Gain," NBER Working Papers 14039, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
- Donald Lien & Yan Wang, 2005. "Brain drain or brain gain: A revisit," Journal of Population Economics, Springer;European Society for Population Economics, vol. 18(1), pages 153-163, July.
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Archive for the 'Golf' Category
Aquitaine – Lot-et-Garonne – Gite Hameau Borie Bonaguil
Aquitaine, France tourist information
Aquitaine is found in the south-west corner of France. It reaches Spain at its southern frontier, and the Atlantic Ocean runs along the western edge of the region. The extended Midi-Pyrenees region is found to the east.
For visitors the region falls into three distinct regions
- the forest backed coasts of the western edge, best known for the beaches, surfing, and summer fun
- the countryside of the Dordogne / Lot-et-Garonne departments further inland, and the history reflected in the castles and medieval villages set among the verdant countryside
- the foothills and low Pyrenees, and the numerous typical Basque villages that they contain
Major cities in Aquitaine include Bordeaux, Biarritz and Perigueux.
Aquitaine – Coastline
The beautiful and long Atlantic coastline, and the areas between Arcachon on the coast near Bordeaux, reaching down to Biarritz and on to St Jean de Luz in the south near the Spanish frontier, are backed by the enormous forests of the Landes region, and the Dune de Pilat (the largest sand dune in Europe).
Gites in Aquitaine
A popular and very beautifully restore gite is Le Hameau Borie Bonaguil
Gite Borie Bonaguil : Le Hameau de Borie is located between Quercy, Périgord, the Lot Valley and the Dordogne. Nearby are Fumel, Montcabrier, St Martin le Redon and the legendary medieval Chateau Bonaguil & Chateau Biron, the famous bastide towns Monflanquin, Monpazier, Villereal & Villefrance du Perigord, situated in the Lot et Garonne area of South West France, with the convenience of Bergerac Airport.
Golf – Lot-et-garonne, Aquitaine, Fumel, Bonaguil
Golf lover!
The Lot et Garonne offers golfers, amateurs and professionals, the chance to indulge in the sport they love. Visiting golfers will easily find a game, with two 18 hole and five 9 hole courses, though it's recommended to make a reservation at least one day in advance.
Le Neuf Golf New (opening June 2009)
St Martin le Redon
Telephone: 0033 (0) 565303400
9 hole Course
Driving Range
Putting Green
Villeneuve Sur Lot Golf & Country Club
Telephone: 0033 (0) 553016019
18 hole Championship Course
9 hole Academy Course
Driving Range
2 Putting Greens
Restaurant & Bar
Open everyday and visitors are welcome
Golf de Casteljaloux
Telephone: 0033 (0) 553935160
18 hole Course
Driving Range
Putting Green
Golf de Marmande
Telephone: 0033 (0) 553208760
9 hole Course
Practise Driving Range
Putting Green
Golf de Barthe
Telephone: 0033 (0) 553888331
9 hole Course
Practise Driving Range
Putting Green
Golf Agen Bon-Encontre
Telephone: 0033 (0) 553969578
9 hole Course
Practise Driving Range
Putting Green
Golf – Lot-et-garonne, Aquitaine, Fumel, Bonaguil
Gîte Borie Bonaguil – Karen and Andrew Warden – Le Hameau de Borie 47500 Fumel Tel. +33 5 53 40 88 28


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