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Back by: TaekYon.Kim on April 27, 2018 03:16 AM
OCN 'Life On Mars' has opened a new chapter in the retro investigation that has been differentiated from the scenario reading to the hot team play.
OCN's original 'Life On Mars' (Lee Jung-hyo, dramatist Lee Dae-il), which is broadcasted after' Little Gods Children 'and' Mistress', revealed the scene of a talented reading of hardcore performances of actors'
OCN's new movie "Life On Mars" remake the popular British drama of the same name by constantly showing novel materials and high-quality works such as 'Boys', 'Tunnels' and 'Bad Guys'. In 1988, when the dream or reality was unknown, the detective in 2018, who wanted to find his memory, was an exciting retro detective that met with a detective in 1988.
On the 12th of the month, Sangam played a talented group of strategists, including Jeong Hyo Lee, Lee Dae Il, Jeong Kyung Ho, Park Sung Woong, Go-a Sung, Oh Da Hwan, Roh Jong Hyun, Kim Jae Kyung Kim Ki Cheon and Kim Young Pil.
Before the script, Lee Jung Hyo said, "Good actors gathered. I will do my best to be a funny drama. I would like to have fun shooting with good energy until the end. " The actors and crew who gathered at the spot are also proud of their teamwork by shouting together the slogan that Park Sung-woong made with his own fighting.
The hard work of a hardcore enthusiast without a character to throw it off is a hot topic. The teamwork of the 'twin-eight-year-old retro investigative team' As the ambassadors came and went in the script, distinct characters from Kaesong enhanced the synergy and created a scene filled with laughter. It was natural that the actors' real performance was mixed with the tasty ambassador melted in the times, and it was naturally drawn into the analogue investigation scene of 1988.
Chung Kyung-ho transformed into a cynical charm 'Han-tae-ju' and announced 'Life Catcher'. Detectives are brainwasters who value evidence and data. In 1988, while pursuing a serial murder case, he woke up and joined the detectives of the barracks. It's been a while since I've been shooting action dramas for a long time. Even though it was his first script reading, he showed a full-length character and immersed the viewers in an instant.
Park Sung-woong, who broke into a harsh and humble but sensual six-sensory wave, detective Kang Dong-cheol, led the play through a combination of heavy charisma and desperate performance. The adrive, full of admiration, put on a honeymoon and gave a pleasant smile to the veteran detective Kang Dongchul. Park Sung-woong's hard carrier, who has been pumping 10 kilograms for the first time in his 22 years of acting career to increase synchronicity with detective Kang Dong-cheol, has already focused attention.
Especially from head to toe, too different Brain Wave 2018 Detective Jeong Kyung Ho and Hanseong Wave 1988 Detective Park Sungwoong intermittently sends and receives 'Bambun', and the scene is smashed by a laugh and two people are drawn to the undisputed honey chemi I have added anticipation to the romance.
The orphanage with its unique aura was perfected by passionate Pamisun 'Yoon Na Young' with delicate acting. From acting to acting, one of the details that seemed to recreate the 80s was another act, which brought the character to life. Yun Na-young, who plays an old-age child, is an owner of charm that is not frustrated with reality that is only a joke and strives to become a competent investigator. On this day, the orphanage portrayed the character of Yoon Na Young, who painted his own color in three dimensions, and showed the presence of the actor who believes with the tribute of 'an orphanage'.
Here, the actresses who poured out the hard-hitting actors who raise the honeymam index have raised expectations for drama. Oh Dae-hwan, who is in charge of Impressionist action leader 'Yonggi', added vitality to his mouth with delicious licorice smoke, which is well-suited to his ears. Roh Jong Hyun, who plays the role of "Jo, Nam Sik," a pure wave criminal dream tree, added charm to the retro investigative team for eighty-eight years with an unprecedented performance. In addition, Kim Kyoungcheon of the coroner 'Park Sangjang', Kim Young Pil of the elite detective Kim Kim Jang, and Kim Jae Kyung of Han Tae aun aunt Han Hahn Sook are actively creating breathtaking smoke.
The production team said, "The hottest team play created by the actors with unexplored acting power and unique attraction has completed a different retro investigation team." "Based on the solid original work, Korean emotions were introduced in the 1980s, . Please expect it. "
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While it is certainly better to read these literary works, this post from Mental Floss provides the ultimate -- one sentence summaries of 14 Shakespeare comedies.
14 Sentences about 14 Shakespeare Comedies
Little dark out this morning? What you need is some lighthearted fun. Shipwrecks, traitors, rape—that sort of stuff. Okay, so Shakespeare's comedies aren't always funny. But they're generally less bloody than his histories and tragedies. Although the bard's reputation rests largely on the brooding stuff (the Macbeths and Hamlets), you'll need to know the comedies if you truly want to impress with your obscure knowledge. And, let's face it, every genius needs some familiarity with the undisputed heavyweight champ of literature. Not long after Shakespeare's death in 1616, Ben Jonson wrote, "He was not of an age, but for all time!" Indeed, lunchtime, dinnertime, downtime, even naptime (for all our aspiring pre-school geniuses trying to make a good impression); sprinkling in a little Shakespeare always goes a long way. And so: The Comedies.
A Midsummer Night's Dream: Complicated interconnected plots don't lend themselves to single-sentence summaries, but basically this girl Hermia and her boyfriend Lysander try to elope while fairy-King Oberon and his estranged fairy wife fight and a bunch of low-rent traveling actors rehearse a play, and then eventually everyone lives happily ever after despite a brief scare when Oberon's wife falls in love with a guy with a donkey head.
All's Well That Ends Well: Helena, who's gorgeous but from a low-rent family, gets to marry her dream man, Count Bertram, who enjoys her company so little that he immediately heads off to war, desperately hoping he'll die before he has to return to Helena; but Bertram ends up not dying, making the play one that ends happily, but doesn't end particularly well. (AWTEW is one of Shakespeare's least well-regarded plays.)
As You Like It: A Duke (who's never given a proper name) is unseated from his Duchy, whereupon he moves to the forest for a while until the Duke's traitorous son is saved from a lioness by the Duke's loyal servant, which leads to no fewer than four weddings, and the Duke's return to Dukeness.
(The remaining 11 summaries appear below)
Cymbeline: So poorly regarded that some scholars think Shakespeare wrote it as a joke, Cymberline stars Posthumous (that's his name), who gets kicked out of a kingdom for secretly marrying the King's daughter, which leads to a series of events so convoluted that in Act V, Scene IV, the god Jupiter descends from heaven and orders everyone to shut up and explain what's going on, which everyone does, whereupon the play ends with no deaths, making it a comedy.
Love's Labour Lost: Three men who've just sworn off girls happen across three attendants to a beautiful princess, and sure enough they forget their swears.
Measure for Measure: A favorite in Political Science classes, a politico named Angelo condemns young Claudio to death for getting his (Claudio's) fiancée pregnant, but then Angelo, in a stirringly honorable turn, agrees to spare Claudio's life if Angelo can engage in some fornication of his own with Claudio's hot sister—an event that is narrowly averted, perhaps because it would have been hard to stage, what with everybody being played by guys.
The Merchant of Venice: Classified as a comedy, even though its most famous character, the Jewish moneylender Shylock, ends up bankrupt after trying to extract a pound of flesh from Antonio, who is saved by the lawyer-like contract analysis of the hot young heiress Portia (who's like Paris Hilton, except smart).
The Merry Wives of Windsor: Sir John Falstaff tries to win over two wealthy, married Windsor women—and fails, making him perhaps the stage's first fat, ugly guy who can't get lucky (cf., George Costanza).
Much Ado about Nothing: A grumpy old man named Don
John endeavors to break up young lovers Claudio and Hero apparently
because he just hates their happiness; meanwhile, Hero's cousin
Beatrice and Claudio's buddy Benedick fall in love–so in the end, not
only does Don John's attempt at romantic terrorism fail, but two
couples end up happily instead of just one (Curses!).
Pericles, Prince of Tyre: Shakespeare probably only wrote the last 13 scenes (everything before is pretty wretched) of this play that follows the sea-faring adventures of the title character, who faces a lot of impediments (a shipwreck, pirates, and a girl with a serious Elektra complex) before he finally manages to get married.
The Taming of the Shrew: A vulgar, man-hating shrew, Katherina Minola, is (eventually) tamed by her suitor, Petruchio, but not before Shakespeare reveals a hint of misogyny.
The Comedy of Errors: Shakespeare's shortest play, and our shortest summary: Egeon almost loses his life, his wife, and his children—but then doesn't.
The Tempest: In the greatest of Shakespeare's later plays, the sorcerer Prospero and his daughter Miranda are stranded on an island with the deformed (and possibly homosexual) Caliban when a second shipwreck brings ashore the man of Miranda's dreams.
Twelfth Night: This cross-dressing, gender-bending extravaganza stars Viola (a girl) who lives as Cesario (a boy), who works for Duke Orsino (a boy), who's in love with Olivia (a girl), who herself falls in love with Viola/Cesario (a, uh, whatever), who's in love with the Duke, and it only gets more complicated from there until finally the Duke marries Viola and Olivia marries Viola's brother Sebastian (who, we forgot to mention, washes ashore after a shipwreck round about Act II).
The Two Gentlemen of Verona: Two gentlemen from Verona find—you'll never guess—love, although in this case it's after a discomforting, pathos-ridden scene in which one of the purported "gentlemen" attempts to rape the character Silvia.
The Two Noble Kinsmen: This tragicomedy often lumped with Shakespeare's comedies was a collaboration with lesser playwright John Fletcher in which two cousins fight over a princess; eventually, the cousin who hasn't just died (Palamon) gets to marry the princess.
The Winter's Tale – Set it Bohemia, this play features a character named Hermione (see also, Harry Potter), the oracle of Delphi, a magical resurrection, and Shakespeare's most famous stage direction: "Exit, pursued by a bear."
And If That's Not Enough To Start Your Morning Off Smart…
Terms Shakespeare Coined:
Full circle
Foregone conclusion
Brave new world
Bated breath
Neither rhyme nor reason
Strange bedfellows
A spotless reputation
Method in the madness
There now, feeling a little more like an English major already, aren't we? If you like this sort of thing, and are looking to beef up your right brain in minutes (or even your left brain for that matter!), check out The Genius Instruction Manual, where the inspiration for this column came from.

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Faith in Action
The Faith in Action group is open to students across the Year groups. Meeting weekly, the students explore what it means to be a Catholic, and what it means to put their faith into action. They discuss topics related to Catholicism, plan activities and events, and work with our feeder primaries, Abbeyfield's Residential Home, and our parishes.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-10347417.post4441015577495091301..comments2017-10-30T12:31:40.884-07:00Comments on Ramblings of the Lunatic Fringe: Cricket Wireless Broadband ReviewDavid Grahamhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10347417.post-56772954333553841042016-03-21T23:18:10.864-07:002016-03-21T23:18:10.864-07:00Promote your blog @ cheap rates Cheap SEO CompanyPromote your blog @ cheap rates Cheap SEO Company
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I am so FED UP with them that I plan to write my complaint in every review sites out email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10347417.post-89988046999808733462009-12-03T12:03:08.328-08:002009-12-03T12:03:08.328-08:00I had cricket broadband wireless and I hated it. S...I had cricket broadband wireless and I hated it. Starting from the installation process, the reliability issue, and horrible customer service and inaccurate billing. I called many times and gave them bad reviews. I would not recommend Cricket at all. The company is not stable and the product is bad, and the customer reps were rude and email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10347417.post-62698739483236327562009-11-04T20:29:40.694-08:002009-11-04T20:29:40.694-08:00I got rid of them but took a big loss on their mod...I got rid of them but took a big loss on their modem. I don't expect cable speeds, or even cell phone speeds, but youtube vids are pretty low bandwidth. They should at least be watchable, which they are not. I might as well try to watch Youtube on dialup.

Watching YouTube on Cricket is more painful than getting your teeth drilled ;')cybervigilantehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10347417.post-23515946340377378792009-11-04T20:07:40.731-08:002009-11-04T20:07:40.731-08:00The mac connection app is buggy and crashes all th...The mac connection app is buggy and crashes all the time.

The broadband service disconnects on a regular basis.

Forget about using this when you travel, their coverage is very limited.

Speeds fluctuate between poor and abysmal

Wish I could get my money back....Techdudehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10347417.post-24813727125509027262009-08-10T02:20:47.807-07:002009-08-10T02:20:47.807-07:00have you checked the prices guys.. i guess you get...have you checked the prices guys.. i guess you get what you pay for.. if you want to get better connect than what you can get from cricket dont be cheap.. pay $59.99 then if you get over 5GB pay more.. $0.05/MB. wow.. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10347417.post-45501037550663819222009-07-17T01:05:38.634-07:002009-07-17T01:05:38.634-07:00Cricket is fine for what it is intended for. It is...Cricket is fine for what it is intended for. It is a replacement for dialup NOT DSL or CABLE. Get serious, and do some research and reading. I have it in the mid-atlantic and it seems to have actually gotten email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10347417.post-10070874011958251332009-07-15T22:11:33.423-07:002009-07-15T22:11:33.423-07:00I'm using Sprint's Mobile Broadband servic...I'm using Sprint's Mobile Broadband service @ $50 a month for 5GB of data. Sprint has the largest mobile broadband network. Sprint and Verizon both offer EV-DO Rev A, so data transfer is fast, not cable fast, but a million times better than slow dial-up. I've also used Cricket, while "no-contract" is nice, that doesn't make up for subpar speeds.

Consider switching to either Verizon or Sprint, I've used both, and both are great services!Ignaciohttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10347417.post-71344778206667233852009-04-30T11:46:00.000-07:002009-04-30T11:46:00.000-07:00Slowest, rottenest internet ever, but I'm in a lim...Slowest, rottenest internet ever, but I'm in a limited area and stuck with it. Worse than dialup. Modem cost a fortune and their rotten, cheap little phone was way overpriced. Customer service is NONEXISTENT. I tried getting them on the phone for Four Days and never got a connection. It's all overseas assistance of course. They take our money but don't hire Americans.cybervigilantehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10347417.post-40254713252224665472009-04-30T11:10:00.000-07:002009-04-30T11:10:00.000-07:00DO NOT GET CRICKET! I wanted a less expensive bro...DO NOT GET CRICKET!

I wanted a less expensive broadband option than Comcast so I tried Cricket. The Internet service was extremely slow (slower than I remember dial-up being).

So I wanted to cancel. I looked around their website for 20-odd minutes and made several calls in order to cancel. NOTHING. Gee, is their website/phone number designed to NOT facilitate cancellation???

Finally I got into the signup area (after a hold of about 5 minutes). By then I was so pissed I was quite rude to the girl on the phone. She canceled my service.

Now I have a $35 return fee and the $25 signup fee is gone. Next they will examine the returned modem for "damage". The back is a little scratched (probably designed to scratch easily), so I bet they will screw me on that.

WHAT AN AHOLE OF A firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10347417.post-12784132106859955512009-01-14T22:54:00.000-08:002009-01-14T22:54:00.000-08:00What do you guys expect for 40.00 a month?????I pa...What do you guys expect for 40.00 a month?????

I pay 50.00 a month for verizon and it isn't always firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10347417.post-59211841752532084782008-12-01T00:27:00.000-08:002008-12-01T00:27:00.000-08:00you get what you pay for. cricket is affordable so...you get what you pay for. cricket is affordable some what fast internet. its for on the go people such as business people and college students. obviously its not made for gaming, what did you expect? it is after all only 35$ a month. does what it says. i did however notice its sluggish during the day. of course there are other users online who dont get offline until nighttime. idk ... i like it. faster than internet sharing with my firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10347417.post-57732442029413872762008-11-21T18:56:00.000-08:002008-11-21T18:56:00.000-08:00I'm in Beaverton Oregon and I've experienced the e...I'm in Beaverton Oregon and I've experienced the exact same issues. I get a pretty good ping at www.speedtest.net bug in WoW I'm in the red and downloading between 10 and 150kbps. Once I get my credit cleaned up I'm switching.

One thing that does help. Call Cricket tech support and tell them to refresh your hardware. Make sure your computer is off when they do this. After words, turn the system back on and click on Tools | Activation in your Quicklink Mobile window. It will fix the problem for about a day. Do this every day until you switch or they fix the problem.

Also, it seems the cause of the problem is there are too many cricket users in this area. After 11pm the problem solves itself and it isn't so painful to download a firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10347417.post-60004736969321469922008-10-27T11:26:00.000-07:002008-10-27T11:26:00.000-07:00Horrible, horrible, horrible. Cricket broadband mi...Horrible, horrible, horrible. Cricket broadband might as well be the old fidonet xmodem (not even zmodem)

And I'm stuck with their rotten modem for two hundred bucks since I lost the mail-in, even after I have the satisfaction of canceling their rotten service. (I hate rebates, too - just drop the friggin' price, willya)

A simple low-graphics page is taking over a minute and some graphics don't show up at all. And just forget YouTube, even low quality. YT plays for two seconds then buffers for ten or more, repeat infinitely. Maddening. I HATE CRICKET BROADBAND. THEY SUCK. ROBBERS, LIARS, AND THIEVES. Maybe the guys at those corrupt investment banks that wrecked the economy and are soaking up my tax dollars also own Cricket. Wouldn't surprise me. That or the Mafia. Or Satan has stock in the company. They sure know how to lie and run a scam.cybervigilantehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10347417.post-28313396233365470002008-10-25T20:38:00.000-07:002008-10-25T20:38:00.000-07:00I am in Portland, Oregon. Cricket Broadband Wirele...I am in Portland, Oregon. Cricket Broadband Wireless started off really good for the first 5 months (May 2008 to October). Up to 1.1 mbps download bandwidth.

The last 5 days have been truly miserable. Connection strength is still 100% but bandwidth has never been anywhere near 'broadband'.

I've been online at all times of the day and night - even at 3 AM, after a cold reboot, the bandwidth varies between dial-up (56k) and 100 kbps.

The result is frequent web page request time-outs needing a 'refresh' or try-again. Also, I've noticed that the connection status will very quickly (sub 15 seconds) go to 'dormant' if there is no activity, resulting in the next web page request invariably failing.

youTube and Google videos are impossible to watch.

Cricket technical support number is impossible to find on their web site. Customer Service (lol what a joke) sucks big time.

Since May 2008 I have had 511 sessions and total data transfer is 1.8 GB, no where near the 5 GB per month limit. I am using Windows XP and I'm a software engineer and would know if my laptop was compromised in any way with for example a virus.

CONCLUSION : Cricket Broadband Wireless Service is a fraudulent con. Save your money and use pen, paper and snail mail.

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Thus I wanted to share this experience of mine which I recently experienced. I keep releasing my experiences because a senior lecturer of mine told me once, "Try to share your encouraging lessons as much as possible because you might be helping someone going through a similar situation". Like most people every time I made a mistake; I kept pondering over it. What happened in the process was that I used to roam around with a frown face thinking about the mistake all the time and consequently; all people around me got only negative vibes. So I learnt to let go off the mistakes but the learning. Easier said than done of course! But then that's the mantra or the cornerstone to be followed when we are trapped in such kind of adverse situations.
Years back when I was assigned with my first job in a French MNC located in Chennai; it took a complete toll on me. Starting from the language, the food, the people, the culture etc. everything almost killed me. For sure, I was an alien in that city. Every day was a struggle at work rather than a pleasure. I was not able to show positive vibes and that affected me both personally and professionally. By the time I realized my mistakes; I had already missed kind of big opportunities. We used to do an exercise called "self-introspection" before our annual performance assessment. That was an eye opener for me and I figured out where all I could have corrected myself.
These lessons were registered in my mind all the time. By God`s grace; I had that much of sense wherein I knew that next time onwards I have to be different in such kind of situations. And this is what exactly happened. The day I landed in UK for my Masters degree; I revived all my old lessons at the back of my mind. Struggle reappeared in all possible aspects in my life but this time I was equipped to encounter them. I kept my past mistakes closer to succeed this time. I fought all possible problems with respect to food, life style, culture, accent whatever it may be under the sky. And indeed I emerged with flying colors both academically and professionally. Failure of my Chennai trip contributed to the success of my UK trip on a broader platform.
I have learnt it eventually that it is not about putting a full stop; it's all about the semi colon in your life. Defeat can be debilitating; crashing down the confidence. However the same defeat provides the platform to learn from mistakes. Even today when I feel defeated I run through all my past defeats and the successes that emerged from the leanings of those expensive losses. Sometimes it may so happen that you are trying to succeed at something, and greener pastures await you elsewhere. If that is so, let's accept it. Focus your energies towards areas more relevant to you.
An interesting fact that I am dying to share is quoted below. While browsing through the net; I got this and it absolutely blew off my mind.
The winner of the Miss Diva 2013 pageant, Manasi Moghe, was one of the contestants at the Femina Miss India 2013 pageant, where she did not make it even to the top 10. Had she lost hope and sat back in defeat, would she be wearing her coveted tiara today? She did not lose her belief in herself. In fact, she went around asking her grooming experts, "Where do you think I missed out? Do tell me please, because I want to work on this." And that's the killer attitude that got her where she is today.
Guess this will serve as a one point lesson for each and every spirit that tends to feel defeated amongst us!


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This is my second post for today! I thought I would post tonight as I won't be posting tomorrow as I am out for the whole day and it's an early start, I will be up at 5 am! I whole 5 hours early from my usual day off sleep in!
I created a card for this weeks Sweet Sunday Sketch Challenge and I decided to use a previous color combo from SPCC. Below is the sketch and the color combo from SPCC week 2.
I kept my card really simple and all of my stamps are HERO ARTS! My paper and card stock is SU! I had bought 2 new HA stamps a while back but had not got round to using them. The sentiment is from a set I bought about a year ago but keep forgetting I have it!! Must be a sign that I have way too much stuff!! It doesn't stop me buying new stuff though!
I wanted to create a more manly card so I limited my use of Rose Red. It looks like I have used two different greens but I achieved this look by first stamping the fern in clear ink and embossing it with clear powder. I then stamped the screen shadow over the top using the certainly celery ink.
Card Stock: SU! Certainly Celery, Close to Cocoa, Real Red, Close to Cocoa DP
Ink: SU! Certainly Celery, Close to Cocoa, Real Red
Stamps: Hero Arts Screen Shadow K5107, Three Ferns S5154, Small Greetings LL662
Accessories: Clear Embossing Powder, Hero Arts Gems, SU! Circle & Scalloped Circle Punches
These are 3 colors I would not have thought to put together, but I really enjoyed using them to create my card for this weeks SSSC!


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The Natural Resource Defense Council and Tetra Tech recently published a study predicting that climate change will result in water shortages in nearly a third of the continental United States. Key to the analysis was the use of Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) models to estimate the change in precipitation patterns that will ostensibly affect rainfall, snowpacks, and river flows. However, after a review of the study, we respond with a long yawn.
The regions cited include the U.S. Southwest, the Great Plains and Texas region, swaths of Florida, and a smattering of counties dotting the map from Long Island, New York, to Atlanta, Georgia. Most, if not all, are expected to see water shortages and, in fact, many already do. For example, the U.S. Southwest and California are virtually deserts, both have a burgeoning population that is already facing acute water shortages. The Great Plains is a prolific but dry farming region that depends on a depleted Ogallala aquifer to provide water. And central Florida's growing population tapped available groundwater long ago – prompting Tampa Bay to build a large desalination plant. Any increase in water shortage risks are more likely due to regional population growth and intensive farming without adoption of water-saving technologies.
The good news, despite impending water shortages, is that there is no shortage of proven technologies in the pipeline to alleviate water issues. On the municipal front, firms like Takadu, Miya, and Echologics are continuing to make headway on detecting leaks that siphon away 20% of water supplies. Plus, proven and improving desalination and recycling technologies are available to fill the supply gap. Agriculture presents a trickier problem, but companies like AquaSpy, Jain Irrigation, and John Deere have smart irrigation and drip irrigation technologies that slash agricultural water intensity in half (see the report Malthus Returns: Solving the Unsustainable Agricultural Water Demand Conundrum – client registration required.) Coupled with improving yields and new strains of water-sipping crops, risks of crippling water shortages are avoidable.


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Our North Dade career training school is our largest campus and is located right off the Palmetto Expressway (Route 826). You can find us conveniently between BrandsMart and Home Depot. Built in a new office park, our 5,000 square-foot campus offers 70 workstations providing you ample opportunities to learn and grow. The area is also home to a number of successful industries creating many job opportunities for students who have completed their training.
If you are seeking focused, career-oriented training to prepare you for future career readiness and that fits into your lifestyle, then learn more about Sullivan and Cogliano Training Centers North Dade campus or ask about our flexible online courses, programs and degrees.
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Kosé is giving you the chance to win their amazing products! How? It's very simple. Just participate in the Facebook game Kosé has created here.
There will be a simple questionnaire before the game begins. The basics of the game goes like this: Invite your friends and earn points. Bonus coins will also be given out to frequent players. You can then use these points to decorate your aquarium and earn gifts from Kosé! It's as simple as that.
This is what you can win from Kosé.
Don't forget that you can get the limited edition Kosé SEKKISEI Save the Blue products at a promotional price from now till July 31st. The lotion is at $121 for 360ml while the travel set (the one pictured above and the one I got) retails at $142.
You can get Kosé Save The Blue products at these places:
- Isetan Katong
- Isetan Scotts
- Isetan Tampines
- Isetan Serangoon
- Metro Paragon
- Metro Woodlands
- Metro Sengkang
- Metro City Square
- OG Albert Complex
- OG People's Park
- OG Orchard Point
- Takashimaya
- Robinson Centrepoint
- Robinson Raffles City
- BHG Choa Chu Kang
- BHG Bugis Junction
- BHG Bishan Junction 8
- BHG Clementi Mall
After July, you can only get the travel set at Changi Airport.
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Shops at Old Salem Holiday Open HouseSaturday, November 12, 201610:00 am - 5:00 pmVisitor Center and Retail Shops
Old Salem's Annual Open House features special music, food sampling, craftsmen, vendors, and shopping. Stop by to sample products, watch craftsmen create their handmade wares, purchase a delicious Moravian sugar cake, and make some progress on your holiday shopping with unique Old Salem gifts!
At the Old Salem Visitor Center, 900 Old Salem Road
- Taste North Carolina specialty foods from Old School Mill
- Sip tea samples from Twin City Hive
- Watch Joe Candillo as he demonstrates Native American crafts, history, music, and games
- Enjoy children's activities
- Meet and observe Peter Blum, a local tinsmith artisan
- Learn about the Moravian celebration of the Candle Tea
- Watch German paper stars being made by local artisan, Cindy Poindexter
- Enjoy a visit from St. Nicholas
- Listen to traditional dulcimer music performed by Pamala Branscum
- Enter to win a gift basket
- And more!
At Moravian Book & Gift Shop, 614 S. Main Street
- Sample Still Shine BBQ sauce
- Watch Moravian paper stars being made by local artisan, Ken Manuel
- Enter to win a Byer's Choice Caroler
At T. Bagge Merchant, 626 S. Main Street
- Visit with and observe local artist Ed Swaim
Additional shopping available at C. Winkler Bakery (521 S. Main Street) and the A. Butner Hat Shop (525 S. Main Street).
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Jane served as a local expert in the 2013 Best Senior Living Communities awards program in the Atlanta Metro.
About Jane C. Hamil, LCSW, CMC
I have served metro Atlanta families for twenty-plus years, specifically residents of northeastern sections of the city. In addition, I often work with families long-distance, helping them by phone or email with Atlanta relatives, either advising them or referring them to other GCM professionals across the country.
I grew up with parents who were caregivers by nature, holding positions of responsibility in the church. My lifetime professional experience has been in the area of family function: family and marriage counseling, teaching at the college level, school social work and elder care.
My academic work includes a baccalaureate in education, followed by a master's degree in social work, both earned at the University of Utah. Since then I have held the CFP certification in financial planning; been licensed as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Georgia (LCSW); and have earned the Care Manager Certified (CMC) designation through the national certifying board.
Clinical social work training and preparation has provided me with the skills to recognize and work with family dynamics, the normal and diseased health of aging, the resources available to the elderly and disabled, and the interviewing experience necessary to effect change with families and individuals seeking my help.


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Navro Beach is one of the most popular restaurants in Panadura area, if you want to have a relaxed evening with some drinks and delicious food.
Salt makes some great food and provides a beautiful space to eat it
A nice place for food and hanging out at Hiriketiya
A great place for some crispy fish n chips!
All sorts of weekend brunch treats by the coast, Continental and Lankan.
The old classic at a brand new spot.
An elegant dining space that serves up steaks, grills, and more.
A city hotel in the depths of Wattala. Rather nice place, but mediocre food and service.
Dottie's is a charming English tea room serving up tea, fry-ups, and desserts on intricately delicate china and lace with a side of great service.
A stunning refurbished old mansion in the heart of Nuwaraeliya.
One of Negombo's long term dining institutions.
A home-cook that's make seasonal Christmas pudding.
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A first class fine dining experience. Perfect for when you want to pull out all the stops and celebrate. Primarily a steakhouse.
The Cakery used to be a resident favourite amongst the plebs at office, but they've long since dwindled in terms of service and food.
Cheers at Cinnamon Grand has been a mainstay in Colombo's pub scene for a while now. The food sticks to the usual English Pub food, and they do a satisfying job with it though the service was pretty…
Inn On The Green is well known for it's British Pub-like atmosphere and Pub Quiz .


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TNTI, a sister concern of NIFE Fire systems Pvt. Ltd ,the pioneers in fire and safety in India is adding another jewel to its crown by entering into the publication sector by introducing Safety Messenger. Under the dynamic leadership of Mr. M. V Thomas, this informative monthly magazine is all set to scale new heights with its focus on topics related to Safety, Health and Environment. In today's techno savvy world, safety has become a matter of utmost concern to the society. Safety Messenger will educate and enrich the readers with in depth articles on various matters pertaining to the safety issues.
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Jonathan Ullyot
There was a time in which the vogue, for those inhabitants of the North near the edges of melting ice caps, was to eat only animals that had been preserved in the ice; the thought being that meat aged like good wine. Needless to say, there was quite a dispute between the scientists and the gourmands when the first woolly mammoth appeared. The gourmands lost the case, of course, and every subsequent case, causing many to move on to other fetishes of consumption. But for a few, who had developed such a taste for preserved meat that they simply could not go back to the fresh plonk, they began to eat the one kind no scientist has any interest in – European explorers. To be a cannibal is taboo; but to be inconsistent is simply unbearable.
Spirit Sands
"The lake was beautiful. On the way home we stopped at the Spirit Sands desert. We didn't go into it, but walked up to where it began. It was perfect there." I know if I stood at the edge of Spirit Sands the way my friend had done, a thousand things would be racing through my mind. The perfection there is restless: white sand in the middle of a vast prairie, surrounded by strange hills and cliffs with little tufts of grass growing on them. But there is so little to do with such a scene: so I might think of giant monsters or a sudden storm, cracking thunder, and like a city under siege people would flee for their lives, dragging their children who would inevitably be left behind. Returning from these thoughts to the scene, I would feel the rush of nothing: the white sand, strange hills and cliffs with tufts of grass growing out of them. And the only difference between then and now is that today I would wait through all the disaster for the rush of nothing, and another, another, until the landscape became a line. Then, perhaps, I could see the end, the end of grass and sand: just the grass and sand. And yet this is only the dream of one who will never return to Spirit Sands to see the sand.
Exit 157
Something made me look up. There was a long line of pylons; then the accelerating bus reached an opening pass. The pylons stopped, for a moment, and "Exit 157" appeared. The road veered off into the trees. Something, shimmering, is along that exit. A sudden gulf: the center, the circle, the disappearance of the world.
She was the attention of the entire neighborhood. Some of the little boys fell hard for her, but she kept them busy with promises and deferred meetings. In school, she instantly took a liking to learning, and her teachers , subsequently, to her. The boys mocked her because they loved her, but found her impossible to approach. She listened to their mockery with understanding, and confided in a few that she did not take it too seriously, for it comforted her to know she could forgive their flaws without trying to correct them – a mistake which her mother had committed. Already more intelligent than any man, she was far more intelligent than any woman, whose job, she is told, is to defer to men. All through her high school years, she excelled not only in her work, but also in her ability to accept the flaws of others. And their contempt towards her was a comfort since it was clearly a form of frustrated love. Finally, embarking on her college years, she was taken to the capital and promptly found a nice place to live. A man had accompanied her and pledged his eternal love. She sent him home later that evening with a solitary kiss, letting him know that such a love could not possibly exist. Everything was ready for her, or at least it would have been, had she not taken a walk later that afternoon. For, on a corner, her eyes were drawn by the lines of a streetlamp and the side of a building under construction to a strange figure. If such a scene were painted one might assume this figure was either a mistake in perspective, or an object stuck to the canvas; yet the figure was so cleverly framed between the building and the streetlamp that she could not look away, and perhaps she knew at once what she was looking at. Nevertheless, she made the immediate mistake, aided no doubt by a strange feeling running along the backs of her legs, of winking at Death.
"But the echo sends this step back to him as the whispering immensity, and the void is now a presence coming toward him." (Blanchot)
As a youth I saw tiny demons the moment the night closed in on me: rats on the walls, clinging, hands walking alone – or worst of all – the privates. (Certainly the male's can be imagined, hopping along, but the female's? I saw the very lack of appendage: the sleeve of the pink inner wall, rustling paper, which only implied a pair of scissoring thighs – but thighs dismembered at the knee!) Each creature, even the inside-out ones, swarmed, buzzed, and blackened before me. They were filled with eyes and had impossible minds, they could move and snatch with terrible swiftness and silence. Behind corners, in shadows, between the lips of an unfolding leaf, a creature might break out with a tiny claw that could disappear down my tear duct as fast as a clear crab can disappear in the yellow sand. Touring the mediaeval churches, visiting the insectarium, or simply looking down at myself refracted in a bath, I am reminded of those childish terrors with a little shiver of delight.
Now, now that childhood is gone, and the world is known. Now, I look back on those days as though they were the summer before traveling to a house of correction. I see no animals now, no familiar abstractions – but only the blurs of night: the blur that is the absence of vision, the blur that seems to be caused by a strange pain manifesting itself in vision. This is pure absence, the weight of guilt, the horror of all guilt, and a responsibility that can find no human eye on which to rest and respond, "Yes? Yes?" Interminable, now my night is only a glowing absence of that which I cannot see. To have demons again! To have an object of fear that can move within the realm of my world, and slice me apart like a series of living blades, spinning off of the trees as the helicopter-seeds!
In a coffee shop which doubles as a kind of neighborhood halfway house, there is a man is sitting before an empty cup. It is summer, and he wears a suit hopelessly out of fashion. He has the kind of face that knows it has never even been remotely pleasing to look at – a giant nose, long hair brushed neatly over his ovoid head. Incessantly, he looks at his watch, as though he were waiting for a companion that is late. But he is not. In fact, he is not even killing time, before a drink, perhaps, or for "a more reasonable time to come home." This man is finding time; he glances intermittently, in the way someone else might walk the streets finding old cigarette butts or a young girl her true love.
Search and Rescue in the Sonoran Desert
"I say a little prayer for every body. You try not to let it get to you. But every one of these bodies is somebody's son or daughter, somebody's mother or father." (New York Times, May 23, 2004) So it was with a cob of corn I had just finished eating. Every corn came from a field, and every husk had been husked. And so I wept by the window, where I hoped she would see me.
It was on a snowy evening (of course I am remembering it in spring) that I had decided to plot out the ends of my stories instead of just writing them willy-nilly, as was my custom. I thought that "geometry," as a certain French poet described it, was in order. I found that each story I designed would end exactly where it began. "Certainly that's the problem!" I shouted, not without the help of a woman who has always wanted to see me fail (and has always seen me fail), who reminded me that if the Beginning equals the End then it is not a story at all but a portrait. So I began to watch people in restaurants, trying to capture what they do. They were very dull, and I saw that most life has no plot either. I didn't want, however, to move to books, to read books and try and guess the endings: that would be like painting from a painting. Instead, then, I began to murder. It was clear to me then, but now that I have begun I have lost all sense of my dilemma, and the word "geometry" has as much significance for me now as it probably does for you.
Every institution knew his name and praised his strange abilities. But he could not publish one poem, or get one hour upon the stage. In fact he could not even cook for himself or convince a woman (and later a man) to stay and talk to him as he ate.
A manic-depressive ran up screaming to a well-dressed lady who was peeling an orange on a terrace. He shouted: "My life is a mess! No – more than a mess! A veritable nightmare!" "Why?" she asked, looking up at him with her gloriously large eyes, not disrupted from the long peel she was working on. "I cannot make any decisions!" he shouted at her, frantically scratching his disgusting beard, and almost spitting on her. "I may have thrown away some of the best opportunities of my life because of certain decisions, or certain instances in which I couldn't make one fast enough. So what am I now? An empty life, drifting in and out of hospitals, never coming close to love, approaching old age!" he screamed, as though he had just been reading Dostoyevski. "Indeed, you may have thrown away your life by certain decisions, and lack of decisions," she replied, almost yawning, "but what an absurd idea that what confronted you in life were 'opportunities.' This is not a game show." And immediately the beautiful orange shoestring dropped to the terrace floor. "Perhaps the decision was already made for you, and is always being made for you, including the very anxiety you have now. Then even your indecisiveness and unhappiness would be not from the realization of your sad fate, but it too would only reflect the decree already made by Him who is in charge of your life." When she stopped, as though she were going to continue, the man began to scream, effeminately, as though he were becoming some kind of monster. The vacationers on the terrace grew quickly and visibly upset. (A woman screamed when she saw a man's eye pop out. It turned out to be only his monocle.) But the woman, who had finished peeling, began to parcel out the orange by dipping one, then two, then three soft fingers into the apex, and finally splitting it apart into perfect sections with one beautiful motion of her hand. "That said, you still always have one decision at your leisure," she said, and the man instantly stopped screaming. "What is that?" he whimpered, as if asking the devil for hope. "You can decide to die: no decision-maker could ever decree such a thing. It would be beyond the capacity of a decision." He turned his heels so fast one might have thought he had broken his neck and ran away squealing like a pig. The woman ate only one section of her orange and left payment only for the section she ate. "They ought to be paying me," she thought, "for having peeled and sectioned it."
Parlor game for the right hand
A parlor game was devised by myself and some friends for the boy who had recently lost his left hand: throw him a small object, such as a coin, that he could only catch with his left hand, and watch how when he goes to catch it, he shrieks in terror, experiencing the coin to have "fallen right through his hand."
Shorts by Jonathan Ullyot
The Movie by Charles Simic
Magnificent Obsession by Stan Badgett
This Story by David Koehn
To a Literary Friend by Constantine Contogenis
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- Air-conditioned upper cabin available for hire
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Throughout June, July and August we seek out these magnificent whales on their migration to tropical North Queensland waters to breed and mate. From mid August through September, October and November the humpback whales slowly head back south to Antarctica with their calves, often resting and playing along the way. The waters out from Mooloolaba are a favourite place to do just this so get ready for the best views and live whale entertainment you'll ever see!


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|the Literary Canon
|My library books are late, but I don't care
|Information Science
|Master's Degree
|The public library is NOT a day care center for your kids
|Library school
|Novel Conversations: Ancientsecret Mysteryland
|Richardson's Roundup
|C.P. Snow's two cultures and music
|Dewey Decimal System
|Information sources
|Library technical services
|Reference interview
|Cabot Science Library
|Consumed in the Service of Others
|Cleveland Public Library
|Shiyali Ramamrita Ranganathan
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Screaming crowds, a smattering of film stars and journalists thronging to thrust their microphones under the noses of the right people; this year's red carpet was an eclectic mix with a touch of a has-been era.
As the steady flow of actors, actresses, producers, directors and the occasional popster strutted towards the theatre, their old-fashioned Hollywood glamour made a fun theme for the evening, many taking their fashion lead from Best Picture winner The Artist and five-times Oscar winner Hugo.
Meryl Streep, Best Actress winner for The Iron Lady, was one of the first to emerge, wearing a bouffant gold sparkling gown and giant gold earrings. She appeared without her entourage as she greeted presenters and gave her interviews in a very down-to-earth manner despite the shouts of "Meryl" being emitted from the bleachers.
Next Penelope Cruz surprised the audience with a cropped shoulder-length hair cut, and baby-blue off-the-shoulder dress with a full skirt. Behind her, the beaming red lips of Cameron Diaz really added some energy to the procession alongside an appearance by singer Jennifer Lopez.
Earlier, the cast of The Artist waltzed down the carpet but were somehow undetected by the alarm cries of the fans. Perhaps it was the omission of Uggie the dog that left the fans unperturbed.
One act that certainly didn't go unnoticed was Sacha Baron Cohen, who arrived in full dictator dress with beard, medals and gold-shoulder tassels, flanked by two female soldiers and several security guards. He sprinkled "the ashes of the late Kim Jong-il" on the carpet which were hastily hoovered up once he had departed. The move, while a curious publicity stunt, is likely to enrage North Korea whose entire nation was in public mourning over the death of the Dear Leader just months ago.
Natalie Portman was up next in front of the cameras, dragging a reluctant ballet-dancer boyfriend into the limelight beside her. At the same time, the elfin Michelle Williams struck up a pose in a striking orange off-the-shoulder gown that contrasted well with her blonde pixie crop.
As the red carpet started to wind down and the calls for the audience to take their seats began, George Clooney and his girlfriend finally reached the press box for their publicity shots. The cameras had just got to work when Clooney changed his mind and vaulted the rope barrier to say hello to his fans instead. It took the photographers by surprise but they soon caught up and were snapping away while he signed autographs.
Then it was like the seas parted. The red carpet was completely emptied, the final calls for people to take their seats were made and the stragglers were shovelled off into the theatre.
When it seemed that all had finished – indeed many journalists had already left – from a flurry of activity and a flash of cameras, Hollywood royalty Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie emerged.
Angelina Jolie kept within the theme of old-fashioned Hollywood glamour with a stunning velvet black dress cut to the thigh, bolstered with a lashing of red lipstick. She upset a few of the photographers by failing to stop for them but ignored their shouts for her to come back with a flick of her arm and an irritated scowl.
Brad Pitt was typically casual strolling down the red carpet with his hand in his pocket.
Those four hours before the ceremony, may pale into insignificance compared to the year's worth of planning and a week setting up, but after all that hard work, it made an interesting experience and became almost a show in its own right.


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Utah, central, Panoramic of aspen forest in autumn in the Fish Lake National Forest. Yellow is sometimes defined as a cheerful color and if I can find it in abundance, finding the right balance and texture within becomes the next challenge.
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