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I know that the head-to-toe white outfit was big for winter, but I feel like there is no reason the trend shouldn't continue on for spring! To me, there is nothing chicer in the summertime than an all-white dress, or an all-white outfit. The warmer weather has finally arrived and leaving me feeling light and breezy, and now I just want to dress light and breezy.
I think as a person there are always a few things you just love fashion-wise, because you feel your best, truest self in them. For me, that includes anything embroidered and espadrille wedges. I have no clue where my love for embroidered things comes from (possibly from working at Anthropologie for 3 too many years- they like embroidery too and it's probably not helped my case) or maybe it's just something that comes from within. But when I saw this shirt (and the clutch), I just knew it was one of those pieces I would have and love forever. Versatile enough so that it could be dressed down with skinny jeans and flip flops or dressed up, tucked into a skirt with some heels. It's light and breezy and just feels like me. As for the espadrilles, I have had the same pair of Steve Madden espadrilles for 6(!) years now, and decided it was finally time to replace them since I have now found the most perfect espadrilles ever! The Lena Wedge from Joie is comfortable, lightweight and just plain pretty. The nude leather strap and gold buckle and the perfect neutral additions, but my favorite detail is the white blanket-stitching on the top of the wedge! So gorgeous, and something I know I will be wearing for years to come.
How do y'all feel about the all-white trend? Are you wearing it this spring? I'd love to hear in the comments below!
Blouse: Anthropologie Jeans: Free People Wedges: Joie Clutch: Sold out, similar here Sunglasses: Old, similar here, Rings: J. Crew


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bar-sab'-as Barsabbas, or Barsabas; the King James Version Barsabas, bar'-sa-bas; for etymology, etc., of Joseph, see general article on JOSEPH): Joseph Barsabbas was surnamed Justus (Acts 1:23). Barsabbas was probably a patronymic, i.e. son of Sabba or Seba. Other interpretations given are "son of an oath," "son of an old man," "son of conversion," "son of quiet." It is likely that the "Judas called Barsabbas" of Acts 15:22 was his brother. Ewald considers that both names refer to the same person, but this is improbable.Joseph was one of those who accompanied the apostles "all the time that the Lord Jesus went in and went out among us, beginning from the baptism of John, unto the day that he was received up from us" (Acts 1:21, 22). At the meeting of the brethren under the presidency of Peter in Jerusalem shortly after the crucifixion, he was, therefore, proposed along with Matthias as a suitable candidate for the place in the apostleship left vacant by the treachery and death of Judas Iscariot; but was unsuccessful (Acts 1:15-26).According to Eusebius (Historia Ecclesiastica, I, 12), Joseph was one of the 70 (Luke 10:1), and Papias records the oral tradition that he drank a cup of poison without harm (compare Mark 16:18). The Acts of Paul, a work belonging to the 2nd century and first mentioned by Origen, relates that Barsabbas, Justus the Flatfoot and others were imprisoned by Nero for protesting their faith in Christ, but that upon a vision of the newly martyred Paul appearing to the emperor, he ordered their immediate release.C. M. Kerr
923. Barsabbas -- "son of Sabba," Barsabbas, the surname of two ... ... Transliteration: Barsabbas Phonetic Spelling: (bar-sab-as') Short Definition: Barsabbas Definition: Barsabbas, son of Sabbas, a surname of Joseph and Judas. ... //strongsnumbers.com/greek2/923.htm - 6k
The Church History of Eusebius. Index of Subjects. ... Clergy, [700]289; exempted by Constantine from political duties, 383. Clopas, father of Simeon and brother of Joseph, [701]146, [702]163, 164, [703]199. ... /.../pamphilius/the life of constantine/the church history of eusebius.htm
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Joseph Barnabas
Joseph Barsabbas
Joseph of Arimathaea
Joseph: A Designation of the Ten Tribes of Israel
Joseph: A Priest
Joseph: A Returned Exile
Joseph: Also Called Barsabas, Surnamed Justus: One of the Two Persons Nominated in Place of Judas
Joseph: Father of Igal, the Spy
Joseph: Husband of Mary
Joseph: Husband of Mary: An Angel Appears and Testifies to the Innocence of his Betrothed
Joseph: Husband of Mary: Attends the Annual Feast at Jerusalem With his Family
Joseph: Husband of Mary: Belongs to the Town of Bethlehem
Joseph: Husband of Mary: Goes to Bethlehem to be Enrolled
Joseph: Husband of Mary: His Genealogy
Joseph: Husband of Mary: Jesus Born To
Joseph: Husband of Mary: Lives at Nazareth
Joseph: Husband of Mary: Presents Jesus in the Temple
Joseph: Husband of Mary: Returns to Nazareth
Joseph: Husband of Mary: Warned in a Dream to Escape to Egypt in Order to Save the Infant's Life
Joseph: Husband of Mary: Warned in a Dream to Return to Nazareth
Joseph: of Arimathaea: Begs for the Body of Jesus for Burial in his own Tomb
Joseph: of the Sons of Asaph
Joseph: Sells the Stores of Food to the People of Egypt
Joseph: Son of Jacob
Joseph: Son of Jacob is Bought by Potiphar, an officer (Lxx Has "Eunuch") of Pharaoh
Joseph: Son of Jacob is Falsely Accused, and Thrown Into Prison
Joseph: Son of Jacob is Falsely Reported to his Father As Killed by Wild Beasts
Joseph: Son of Jacob is Promoted to Authority Next to Pharaoh at Thirty Years of Age
Joseph: Son of Jacob is Prospered of God
Joseph: Son of Jacob of Pharaoh
Joseph: Son of Jacob of the Two Prisoners
Joseph: Son of Jacob was a Prophet
Joseph: Son of Jacob: Death of
Joseph: Son of Jacob: Descendants of
Joseph: Son of Jacob: Exacts a Pledge from his Brothers to Convey his Remains to Canaan
Joseph: Son of Jacob: Exempts the Priests from the Exactions
Joseph: Son of Jacob: Exports the Produce of Egypt to Other Countries
Joseph: Son of Jacob: God's Providence With
Joseph: Son of Jacob: His Faith
Joseph: Son of Jacob: His Father Sends Down Into Egypt to Buy Corn (Grain)
Joseph: Son of Jacob: His Father's Favorite Child
Joseph: Son of Jacob: His Father's Partiality For, Excites the Jealousy of his Brethren
Joseph: Son of Jacob: His Humility
Joseph: Son of Jacob: His Name is Changed to Zaphnath-Paaneah
Joseph: Son of Jacob: His Piety
Joseph: Son of Jacob: His Prophetic Dreams of his Fortunes in Egypt
Joseph: Son of Jacob: His Sons Jointly Called Joseph
Joseph: Son of Jacob: His Two Sons
Joseph: Son of Jacob: His Wisdom
Joseph: Son of Jacob: Joseph's Integrity
Joseph: Son of Jacob: Kindness of Heart
Joseph: Son of Jacob: Marries the Daughter of the Priest of On
Joseph: Son of Jacob: Mourns the Death of his Father
Joseph: Son of Jacob: Personal Appearance of
Joseph: Son of Jacob: Provides Against the Seven Years of Famine
Joseph: Son of Jacob: Reveals Himself to his Brothers
Joseph: Son of Jacob: Sold As a Slave Into Egypt
Joseph: Three Ancestors of Joseph
Joseph's Dreams
Nepotism of Joseph
Select Readings: Joseph Revealing his Identity
Statecraft: Joseph

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Changing seasons means a change in wardrobe, summer shorts turn into jeans and t-shirts become sweaters and hoodies to keep warmth beneath the chill of winter. Having the right shoes for winter is just as important has having a thick scarf and proper coat for those cold winter nights. Between holidays, work, date nights and company parties, winter brings forth social events that require various outfits fitted for cold weather. Finding leather shoes that compliment your outfit, fit comfortably and keep your feet warm can be a task as daunting as a winter snow storm. Listed below are a few in-style shoes for any occasion during the coming cold months.
For a weekend in the cabin with family, friends or a significant other, the traditional hiking book is the way to go. Trudging through snowfall won't be a problem, with a good grip beneath you and leather reaching above your ankle to keep the snow out this hikers boot pairs well with anything you'd wear outdoors. If your endeavors lead you to a holiday party, a nice wingtip boot matches the cozy, casual feel of being surrounded by good cheer,family and friends. Or if its a work party you're headed to, the iconic detailing in the leather and sleek style also pairs well with a fitted suit.
Planning a vacation holed up in a cozy hotel with your significant other? The Aiden boot is a simple slip on shoe without detailing but offers you above the ankle coverage. This shoe pairs with practically everything, even if you're just going out to dinner before ducking back inside the warmth of your hotel room. Flying is a major part of the holiday season, and though it may sound odd, the desert boot is a perfect shoe for staying comfortable trudging through airports in the winter. Warm leather to the ankle, simple string tie and a heavy enough heel to get you through any snow or ice on the sidewalks. It's form fitting as well so you won't be stuck in uncomfortable stiffness during your flights.
A quality shoe means the material is quality as well, and all men know a good pair of leather shoes go a long way, but the price tag can make people weary. That's where Paul Evans steps in to offer you fine, hand-crafted Italian leather shoes at a fraction of the price. They began in Italy where they created work relationships with six Italian families who've honed the craft of leather shoe making for generations. By cutting out the middle man they're able to offer quality shoes at a third of the price. With a wide variety and perfectly treated leather, their shoes are perfect for every winter occasion.


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Quintessentially Vermont! Historical, cozy and classic country farmhouse set-up like an Inn. Located on one of the MRV's pre-eminent properties. Sleeps 14 comfortably with 9 bedrooms, 7 full bathrooms and a newly refurbished kitchen (April 2015) with all new, professional chef quality appliances. The house includes a timber-beamed living room featuring a fieldstone fireplace and a built-in bar that is perfect for entertaining. Large windows afford picturesque vistas widely regarded as the best views in the valley! Rental includes access to the pond in front of the house, a soothing hot tub and a unique, wood-fired sauna. Property is minutes from Sugarbush Ski area, Mad River Glen, Warren Falls and all the attractions of the MRV. Enjoy access to the Waitsfield Town Forest, Ole's Cross Country, or walks in the woods - the newly expanded Waitsfield Town Forest is a short walk out of the back door. Only 45 minutes from Burlington.
Absolute heaven. The farm is beautiful and the views are breathtaking. The cattle are amazing... and the best beef ever. The only regret is when we have to leave. Ps- the duck eggs cannot be missed!
This property is incredibly beautiful. The views of Sugarbush, Mt. Ellen and Mad River Glen are breathtaking.
I am writting this with a heavy heart because today is the last day of our week long family reunion at this farm. Our group of 15 included 8 children. Everyone will carry home lifetime memories from tractor rides, swimming holes, camp fires, zip lining, farm animals, hikes, amazing locavore dining and much much more. The farmhouse itself is perfect for hosting a large group. The remodled kitchen is a cooks dream with professional kitchen appliances (GE Monogram) with every need at hand. The views are stunning. Look no further for the perfect vacation home.
Absolutely stunning, historic property. The views, environment and experience are classic Vermont. We have stayed at this home both in the summer and winter and each offers excellent proximity and opportunity to enjoy all that the MRV has to offer. Our children love running from the tennis court, to the pond - which is excellent for swimming. The home itself, is charming and the den / bar area is a particular draw with its large stone fireplace. As mentioned the kitchen has been updated with new appliances as well- yet still has the farmhouse feel we love. We have rented many homes over the past few years, and what makes the stay here stand apart from others, is the kindness and ease of renting from the owners. They are incredibly helpful and accommodating and should you need anything at all respond right away. We can't say enough about this truly special home.
Pete and Hilary's house was recommended by Janis Cooper of EQnimity for our executive leadership retreat. The property worked perfect for our group of eight people with great sleeping accommodations and multiple indoor/outdoor spaces to suit everyone's needs. The working farm setting has a variety of livestock, including unique Scottish Highland cattle plus a clear view of Sugarbush Ski Resort directly across the valley. The house was comfortably furnished and the updated kitchen was well stocked with plenty of space to serve our guests. Pete and Hilary provided great support in helping us get things set up. An overall great experience and we look forward to returning next year.
Pros- beautiful views. Nice area for walks. Lots of bedrooms. Nice bar room with big fireplace.
Cons- bad indoor air quality, old stained shag carpeting, kitchen has barely usable old electric range and an oven that was left with a greasy pan inside. Animal hair in house. Not for allergy sufferers.
I came to Pete and Hilary's house with a young infant, and this couldn't have been a better set up! We had plenty of space to spread out, but more importantly it was well appointed. From the highchair to the pack-n-play, they'd thought of everything! Hilary even let the kids feed the chickens and ride the tractor. What a great trip for everyone!
Classic and historical Vermont property sitting directly at the foot of the Northfield Ridge, a short walk from the Waitsfield Town Forest and Scragg Mountain. The house sits on a 200 acre estate and working farm - The Northridge Highland Farm. Located in the heart of the scenic Mad River Valley (MRV) minutes from downtown Waitsfield, Warren, Sugarbush Ski Area, and Mad River Glen. Rental includes access to a hot tub and a charming wood fired sauna that offer spectacular views after a hard day's skiing. Hiking, cross country skiing, sledding and snowshoeing right out the back door. An outdoors lovers' dream!
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In 1995, the number of households was listed as 1,971, permanent residents.
Today, the number of households has risen to 2,887, an increase of almost 50%. The population of Shuniah is estimated at 2,348 which is based on owners whose full time or permanent address is within Shuniah. However during the summer months those numbers almost double and are estimated to be as high as 5,000.
Unique to Shuniah are the association areas stretching from just east of North Star Road to Wild Goose Park. In the association beach areas the lands are owned by the association in which the cottagers are the shareholders and in some cases lease the lands.
Being in such close proximity to the City of Thunder Bay, the Municipality of Shuniah serves mainly as a bedroom community with very little commercial development within its boundaries.
The area of the municipality of shuniah covers 55,374 hectares from copenhagen road at highway 11/17, bare point road east on lakeshore drive to a quarter of a mile west of ouimet canyon. The northern boundary is eight mile hill on spruce river road (hwy 527) and on the south a shoreline of approximately 40 kilometres from bare point to bays end and the shoreline on black bay.
Shuniah has a considerable cottage population, with the first surveyed subdivision for recreational purposes being laid out in 1920 at Birch Beach.
Office Hours: Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Summer Hours: (Friday Only) 8:30 am to 3:30 pm
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Tel: (807) 683-4545 Fax: (807) 683-6982
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Spending cuts threaten to create conflict between generations as the middle-aged are forced to bear the cost of caring for children and the elderly, according to social policy experts. A report from United for All Ages, a new social enterprise, expressed concern that children's centres could be closed and care services for the elderly cut, leaving families facing a "care crunch". It said "generational tensions" were a significant risk as a result of the spending cuts and urged councils to create facilities where all generations could mix.
So reported the Daily Telegraph when we published a new policy paper recently. It's still early days but the spending cuts are already pitching different age groups against each other in the battle to protect frontline services.
As many of the public services we take for granted come under threat, it is time for a re-evaluation of how we make the best use of resources for all ages.
Closing one-third of children's centres in the next four years is not acceptable; instead we need new ways to make those centres sustainable. Rationing care so that most older people can't get the help they need is not acceptable; we need a fairer way to pay for care and to explore how to support family carers better. Local communities are battling with many similar dilemmas.
There are cross-generational solutions to these issues which will benefit all ages and our whole society as part of a new contract between the generations. Our paper, United or divided?, proposes new ways of working that share sites, caring and interests across all ages.
For example, centres for all ages – bringing younger and older people together on one site – make sense both socially and economically. They would help build stronger communities and would make much better use of existing resources in local communities.
Promoting intergenerational conflict, particularly when most of us are feeling the pinch, is not the answer to tackling the profound problems and inequalities in Britain today. We are much stronger as a society and in our communities if we are united, not divided.
The defining factors in 2011 that affect all generations are insecurity and growing polarisation. Insecurity affects people of all ages; so do the growing pressures on time and family finances and the lack of good childcare and eldercare; our whole society is straining with the 24/7 pace of life, new technology and other pressures on family life. Polarisation is about both wealth and experience – money matters, but loneliness and isolation also diminish many lives.
Our new report, United or Divided?, summarises some of the key evidence facing every generation in Britain today; it highlights key characteristics of every generation and the common threads that bind all generations; and it recommends ways in which Britain can become a society that values and supports people of all ages to create a stronger country.
Stephen Burke is director of the social enterprise, United for All Ages. For details about United and the paper, United or divided?, please visit www.unitedforallages.com


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Private Residence 3800 sq ft, Emmett Idaho
Retrofit – Removed propane furnace, electric furnace, and two A/C units
Installing this ground loop was challenging due to the sloped hillside. You can see the soil contained a large amount of river rock which made for a tedious backfill process as well. We are often able to remove two separate heating systems in a home, connect the ductwork together, and install a single WaterFurnace geo unit. The Intellizone control plays a huge part in the ability to do this. This home is experiencing much less than half the heating bill from winters past.
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Improved technology and training are key to unlocking the potential for insurance sales through financial institutions, according to a newly released study.
"Changes in Reg E (the Electronic Fund Transfer Act) have led to lots more sales of insurance," says Carmen Effron, president of C F Effron Co., LLC, and the author of The 2011 Bridging the Cultural Divide Study. "Now is the time to make bank programs really dynamite."
Based on the research, three keys to that are improved technology and training as well as a new way of measuring success, she says. Effron's report, the fourth in a series stretching back several years, measures differences in perceptions between financial institutions and insurers.
A third of the top 25 financial institutions and more than half of the life insurers in the financial institution marketplace participated in the 2011 study, as did 32 managing general agents, who perform tasks typically performed by insurers.
The idea, says Effron, is to bring perceptions into the open where they can be acted on. For example, financial institutions expressed significant dissatisfaction with how insurers' products are integrated into the banks' procedures and systems at the point of sale, according to the report.
Banks want and need automated underwriting solutions at the point of sale in order to speed the process, Effron says, adding that those systems should be "carrier agnostic."
"No matter who the carrier was—or even if there were five or six of them—they could all use the same system," she says.
Meanwhile, both insurers and financial institutions share frustration over the lack of a common administrative platform between the two types of companies, as well as disconnects in their back-end systems, such as billing.
And on the training side, financial institutions expressed disappointment in the training that insurers offer to both their sales and customer service teams, and complained of a lack of tools to easily differentiate products.
"Part of the financial institutions' dissatisfaction comes with the training they get for their sales personal at the point of sale," says Effron. "And there's confusion among advisers regarding which product makes the most sense and how they refer that appropriately."
Financial institutions want more back-office support training. And new-product rollout training is "huge," says Effron. There is a special need for those hired post-training to be able to "go back and access that training," she adds.
"That's a huge challenge, and there's a lot of dissatisfaction there," she says.
Effron advocates a change in the way that insurance revenues are measured. Respondents in the study indicated that many programs' insurance revenue was between 1% and 5% of non-interest fee income. Such numbers can look uninspiring alongside the corresponding numbers from big contributors such as investment banking, Effron notes.
A better measure of an insurance program's health is to link it to a percentage of assets under management in the investment side of the institution, she argues.
That approach makes sense in part because of the trend in which financial institutions' investment, insurance and wealth management are closely aligned and often report to the same individual, according to Effron.
"Net interest income is too high a bar … to be able to get senior management's attention," she says. "But if insurance becomes 10% of (aum), it's a very worthwhile goal."
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Vivitek adds to its projector line the new H1082 Full HD projector based on Single 0.65-inch DarkChip2 DLP Technology by Texas Instruments. The projector boasts Full HD 1080p resolution, 4000:1 contrast ratio, 1.6 to1.92:1 throw ratio, a 230W UHP lamp for 1800 lumens brightness.
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Team Wellington's 2-0 victory over Hekari United saw them move to the top of the standings, with six points so far all but assuring them passage to Tuesday's semi-finals.
For the Tafea FC and AS Tefana continuing in this competition is a near impossible task following their 1-1 draw yesterday. However national pride is absolutely on the line and both teams will still be hoping to go home with at least one victory.
Without striker Steevy Chong Hue, who will sit out tomorrow's match on suspension, Tefana are without their finisher. However Sylvain Graglia again proved himself a speedy creator, causing trouble for Tafea from both sides of the field after coming on as a substitute. Heimano Bourebare was a workhorse through the centre, while Tauraa Marmouyet did an excellent job of containing Gibson Daudau, but they'll need to penetrate that final defensive barrier more consistently if they really want to secure the win.
Against a hurting Hekari United it's going to be a tough ask for the Tahitians. Having dominated possession and had more chances against Team Wellington, the side from Papua New Guinea could have expected more than a 2-0 defeat.
But blown chances and errors in areas where they will be punished, means the 2010 champions are now chasing a victory of the highest order against Tefana to be in with a slim chance of qualifying. Tommy Semmy was well subdued by Team Wellington but if he can find a way to free himself up for some of those decisive runs he could keep his side in the running.
The 7pm encounter has Tafea FC hoping to throw a spanner in the works for Team Wellington, or at least helping to boost Hekari United's chances of progressing as the best runner-up. Only a major hiccup would prevent Team Wellington from continuing their run to the semi-finals and maximum points from the group will be a major boost for the side as they go into their next match.
Tafea haven't made easy work of the tournament for themselves so far. They had innumerable opportunities to put the match to bed against Tefana, but their finishing left a lot to be desired, which is sure to have frustrated coach Moise Poida. Jean Kaltack scored a stunner to give his side the lead, but he'd missed an absolute sitter earlier that could have made his team comfortable.
Team Wellington got the win they desired through sheer determination and an ability to be ruthless in front of goal. Their second goal against Hekari United was their first attempt on target, which proves that point. However, with playmaker Luis Corrales injured in that match, the ability to create exciting chances will fall largely on Henry Fa'arodo. Fortunately he'll have strong back-up from OFC Champions League veterans Jake Butler and Alex Feneridis who have been tireless in their pursuit of possession and distribution.
The final 2015 Fiji Airways Group C matches will be played at ANZ Stadium in Suva, Fiji with AS Tefana kicking things off against Hekari United at 4.30pm ahead of Tafea FC Team Wellington who will get underway at 7pm.
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AS Tefana v Hekari United
ANZ Stadium, Suva
Friday 17 April, 2015
Kick-off: 16h30
Match Officials
Referee: Ravitesh BEHARI (FIJ)
Assistant Referee 1: Rakesh CHANDRA (FIJ)
Assistant Referee 2: Ujwaal MUDLIAR (FIJ)
Fourth Official: George TIME (SOL)
AS Tefana
The players: Heimano Bourebare kept tight control of the midfield, covering a lot of ground as he pushed his opponents wide and tried to prevent as many threats on goal as possible. Sylvain Graglia and Lorenzo Tehau both injected energy and determination into the game when they entered the mix as substitutes.
The vital statistics: AS Tefana have one point in the 2015 Fiji Airways OFC Champions League after two matches. Two players, Taumihau Tiatia and Jen Claude Chang Koei Chang have a caution each while two yellow cards against Team Wellington means Steevy Chong Hue will be watching this match from the stands.
Coach quote: "This last match is important for us and we need the players to understand that to do well in this type of competition they need to lift the level of their game. We aren't used to matches of such a high intensity and we will use this match to help us for next year, because we've already qualified for next season.
Squad list: 1. Stevens HIRIGA (GK), 2. Stephane FAATIARAU, 3. Taumihau TIATIA, 4. Teheivarii LUDIVION, 5. Tauatua LUCAS, 6. Tunoa TEVAEARAI, 7. Temarii TINORUA, 8. Jess HOROI, 9. Tauhiti KECK, 11. Sylvain GRAGLIA, 12. Alvin TEHAU, 13. Stanley ATANI, 14. Jonathan TEHAU, 15. Jean CHANG KOEI CHANG, 16. Manutea TAAE, 17. Lorenzo TEHAU, 18. Tauraa MARMOUYET, 19. Heimano BOUREBARE, 20. Kenny NUI, 21. Vetea TCHEN, 29. Mikael ROCHE (GK), 30. Tetahio TERIINOHOPUAITERAI
Suspended: 10. Steevy CHONG HUE
Coach: Sébastien LABAYEN (TAH)
Hekari United
The players: Dennis Ifunaoa was a great creator against Team Wellington and knows how and when to drive up the line and exploit the gaps. Beniamino Mateinaqara has had an outstanding tournament so far, and while he may have conceded a couple of goals, has patrolled well and shut things down before they could even become threats.
The vital statistics: Three players picked up cautions in their previous match; Emmanuel Poila, Alick Maemae and Pita Bolatoga.
Coach Quote: "I think for Tefana, they need to win this too and it won't be easy for both teams. The pressure is on us to do our game plan right and hopefully deal with the pressure."
Squad list: 1. Leslie KALAI (GK), 2. Daniel JOE, 3. Emmanuel POILA, 5. Haddis AENGARI, 6. Emmanuel AIREM, 7. Alick MAEMAE, 8. Nicholas MURI, 9. Dennis IFUNAOA, 10. Tuti Zama TANITO, 11. Joachim WAROI, 12. David MUTA, 13. Tommy SEMMY, 14. Emmanuel SIMON, 16. Pita BOLATOGA, 17. Kema JACK, 19. Koriak UPAIGA, 20. Ishmael POLE (GK), 21. Barry MANSALE, 22. Beniamino MATEINAQARA (GK), 23. Jeremy YASASA, 24. Tonga ESIRA, 26. Isaac TOROT
Coach: Jerry ALLEN (SOL)
Tafea FC v Team Wellington
Friday 17 April, 2015
Kick-off: 19h00
Match Officials
Referee: Norbert HAUATA (TAH)
Assistant Referee 1: Tevita MAKASINI (TGA)
Assistant Referee 2: Paul AHUPU (TAH)
Fourth Official: Salesh CHAND (FIJ)
The players: Jean Kaltack proved both inspiring and frustrating against Tefana. He will need to put every chance to bed if he wants to cement himself as a player to watch. Bill Nicholls was great out wide for Tafea, making overlapping runs, losing his marker and playing provider for Kaltack.
The vital statistics: Six Tafea players are going into their final match with cautions; Seloni Iaruel, Eddison Stephens, Gibson Daudau, Jean Kaltack, Michell Kaltak and Don Mansale.
Coach Quote: "We want to go out with a win. It will be better for us, our team, but also our people. We can give them joy, maybe some happiness and the strength to rebuild after the cyclone. We're still looking for three points so we will come in hard for the last game."
Squad list: 1. Seiloni IARUEL (GK), 3. Fredy VAVA, 4. Jaycen BOTLENG, 5. Kevin SHEM, 6. Jais MALSARANI, 7. Jonah TURU, 8. Bong KALO, 9. Alista KARLIP, 10. Zica MANUHI, 11. Robert TASSO, 12. Edisson STEPHENS, 13. Gibson DAUDAU, 15. Ernie ROBERTS, 16. Daniel NATOU, 17. Nicolson TARI, 18. Ignas IAMAK, 19. Michell KALTAK, 20. Kaloran FIRIAM (GK), 21. Don MANSALE, 22. Sergio DANIEL (GK), 23. Alick ISMAEL, 24. Jean KALTACK, 25. Bill NICHOLLS
Coach: Moise POIDA (VAN)
Team Wellington
The players: Chris Bale was the key factor in closing down a rampant Hekari United attack. His timing is impeccable as is his ability to read and anticipate the game. Jake Butler's work rate is high and while a lot of what he does is under-the-radar, he seems to pop up all over the park.
The vital statistics: Four players currently have cautions which will be wiped ahead of the knock-out stages as long as they don't pick up a second one in this match. Henry Fa'arodo, Luis Corrales, Ian Hogg and Alex Feneridis are sure to be on their best behaviour.
Coach Quote: "There's a lot of tired bodies after two very tough games and it's now a very quick turnaround for the next one. We'll see how we're going and what we need from the last one."
Squad list: 1. Michael O'KEEFFE (GK), 2. Tom JACKSON, 3. Aaron SCOTT, 4. Tyler DOYLE-LISSETTE, 5. Bill ROBERTSON, 6. Sean LOVEMORE, 7. Henry FA'ARODO, 8. Cole PEVERLEY, 9. Jarrod SMITH, 10. Luis CORRALES, 11. Michael GWYTHER, 12. Ian HOGG, 13. Alex FENERIDIS, 14. Cory CHETTLEBURGH, 15. Tim MYERS, 16. Justin GULLEY, 17. Jake BUTLER, 18. Mickael PARTODIKROMO, 19. Chris BALE, 20. Adam COWAN, 21. Tamupiwa DIMAIRO, 22. Dan CLARKE (GK), 23. Alex CARR (GK)
Coach: Matt CALCOTT (NZL)
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Our purpose for trading affects our trading mindset, our performance, and likely has a lot to do with our outlook in life overall. The lure of trading one's own money, working from home for a few hours a day, and a making lots of money attracts all types of people…after all, this is an alluring prospect!
Yet many begin to trade as a way to get rich quick, with the thinking that "If I could just make a millions bucks, then I can finally relax, sit on a beach somewhere…." While trading can provide the resources and time to do things you enjoy, approaching any endeavor with the expectation that it will allow you to "stop" or "quit" is unlikely to produce fruitful results. If your real goal is to make some money and then stop, do you think you are really motivated to put in the work (A LOT of work) to become successful in the first place?
In The Way of the Superior Man, David Deida opens with a powerful chapter, meant to cut through the bullshit that we often feed ourselves about life. While the book is not aimed at traders, trading the financial markets is a condensed version of life; tendencies, personality traits and biases are brought sharply into focus. Those who realize this, and are able to adjust their behavior, are likely to succeed.
Stop Hoping for a Completion of Anything in Life
Most men make the error of thinking that one day it will be done. They think "If I can work enough, then one day I [can] rest."…Or, "I'm only doing this now so that one day I can do what I really want with my life." The masculine error is to think that eventually things will be different in some fundamental way. They won't. It never ends. As long as life continues, the creative challenge is to tussle, play, and make love with the present moment while giving your unique gift. [New traders often think this; that somehow after a few weeks of study, trading will become "easy". Wrong! The market will relentlessly test you, poke at your insecurities and weaknesses, and find new ways to challenge you. It doesn't end; you choose to love the challenge, or you quit. That's it]
It's never going to be over, so stop waiting for the good stuff. As of now, spend a minimum of one hour a day doing whatever you are waiting to do until your finances are more secure, or until the children have grown and left home, or until you finished your obligations and you feel free to do what you really want to do. Don't wait any longer. Don't believe the myth of "one day everything will different." Do what you love to do, what you are waiting to do….
Spend at least one hour a day doing whatever you simply love to do…in spite of the daily duties that seem to constrain you. However, be forewarned: you may discover that you don't, or can't, do it; that in fact, your fantasy of your future life is simply a fantasy.
Most postponements are excuses for a lack of creative discipline. Limited money and family obligations have never stopped a man who really wanted to do something, although they provide excuses for the man who is not really up to the creative challenge in the first place.
~David Deida, The Way of the Superior Man
This is not to say we can't change our personal circumstances. We can. But the mindset we assume when we set out to change our circumstances will usually determine whether we succeed, as well as how much we enjoy the journey (which is what really matters).
The application to the trading mindset is that if you come to the markets solely to make money, you're cheating yourself. Every successful trader I know loves (and occasionally hates…it's like a passionate relationship) to trade. It gets them up in the morning, with excitement for what the day may bring. They (and I) spent months practicing and studying the markets because we wanted do it, with no financial reward at beginning for an extended period of time. The financial rewards came later, as a byproduct of dedicating ourselves to a craft.
I do know a few people who don't love trading, but they love something else enough (maybe traveling, writing, painting, etc) that they are willing to see trading as a career that provides the freedom for them to pursue those other interests as well, and therefore they dedicate themselves to market study wholeheartedly. This passion fuels them to spend hours honing their skill, finding flaws in their methods, and exposing hidden internal biases.
I love trading, but I also love the fact that I can golf every afternoon, or sit on a patio during the afternoon when the markets quieten down (I only day trade in the morning). While my passion for trading is strong, all those other things are motivators that also keep me pressing forward. The market is relentless, so I need to be relentless, continually looking for better ways of doing things.
Your starting goal may be money, but if it never evolves to more than that, what you came to the markets searching for is likely to elude you. Most traders will tell you that you can't think about the money when trading; you have to think about your strategy. If you think about money while trading, you'll likely make poor decisions.
Have other passions and goals, but if you decide to trade, dedicate the time that it requires. Don't try to get rich quick, just so you can stop; such an approach will result in only wasting more of the time you could have spent perusing something that really interests you.
The trading mindset isn't just about trading, it is a mindset for life.
By Cory Mitchell, CMT
Trading is one way for people with desire, discipline and the willingness to put in some time can earn an income from anywhere in the world. If you are starting out with a small account the financial rewards will not come overnight. It will take time to slowly build your account in a well-managed and risk controlled way. I show you how to do this; you'll benefit from real-world strategies that you can utilize for scalping, day trading and swing trading, all while protecting your capital from large losses. If you are starting with a large account, you'll also benefit by growing your account according to these methods and strategies. To learn more, read The Forex Strategies Guide for Day and Swing Traders eBook
Other articles you may like:
Trading Psychology – The Problem of "Trading Not to Lose" – Trading not to lose is an issue almost every trader will face at some point in their day trading career, and it causes major problems. Here's what it is, why it's problematic and how to get yourself into an opportunity seeking mindset.
Trading Psychology – Dealing with Loss Aversion – Loss aversion is the when losses are held longer than they should because we hope the price will come back in our favor. It can cause big problems. Here's more on what loss aversion is, what causes it and how to manage and conquer it.
Mark Douglas Interview – Mind Over Market Video (55 mins) – Interview with Mark Douglas, trader and author of The Disciplined Trader and Trading in the Zone. His books are definitely worth the read, and this video discusses some of the topics from those books.


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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 86388
MAX_INPUT should be defined correctly
Last modified: 2005-10-31 17:00:50 EST
Description of problem:
POSIX's <limits.h> requires MAX_INPUT to be defined correctly and be at least
_POSIX_MAX_INPUT i.e. 255 chars. For the termios drivers, this means the serial
input buffer needs to be at least 255 chars - a CDL option for strict
conformance should exist which sets this.
However for the value of MAX_INPUT, it requires a call to serial_get_config with
CYG_IO_GET_CONFIG_SERIAL_BUFFER_INFO to get the buffer size and thus the value
of MAX_INPUT, so MAX_INPUT will have to be a sysconf()'d value... which means
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If I had any sense of timing at all, I would've blogged this review of Beefeater's Crown Jewel gin two week's ago, when the Queen was celebrating her 90th birthday. Everything that day came glossed with some tenuous royal glitter, and this gin would've slotted right in.
To be fair, this lapse in timing wasn't entirely my fault. I woke up one morning and, instead of being able to immediately over stimulate my brain with the internet, I gave my despair glands a work out when my laptop wouldn't switch on. I carted the dead thing to the repair shop (MacGuys in Tooting, thoroughly recommend them) and told them how things had inexplicably gone wrong for me and my computer.
The next day they rang to say they'd found out what was wrong: water damage. Had I ever spilt a drink near my laptop?
Me? Spill drinks? Not that I could remember, I said, while I hoping my laptop didn't smell too obviously of gin. Not sure why I lied to them when they could see very well I'd been operating a 'one for me, one for the laptop' policy when it came to drinks, but they fixed it anyway. And now I can celebrate by opening up the bottle of Crown Jewel.
Gold capped and a regal purple, Crown Jewel's bottle is engraved with the names of the ravens currently guarding the Tower of London. From 1993 till 2009 Crown Jewel celebrated these guardians of The Tower in alcoholic form, which is the best way to celebrate most things. It was discontinued when Beefeater 24 hit the market, but now it's back. And the kind people at Beefeater have given me a bottle to try.
Day or night gin? Crown Jewel was originally meant for the export market, so there's no namby-pamby 37.5% ABV here. No, Crown Jewel is 50% ABV. 50%! I can feel the Queen Mum smiling down from the great gin palace in the sky at the prospect of such a drink. This puts Crown Jewel firmly in the category of things you should only drink after dark, when you don't have any heavy machinery to operate or important life decisions to make. Unless you are the Queen Mum, in which case: breakfast gin.
What does it smell of? There was a rich burst of juniper when I opened the bottle, followed by a soft citrus note. There is lemon, lime and grapefruit in the bottle and together they turn into a tropical breeze that warms up the juniper's pine forest coolness.
What does it taste of? Oh mama (queen mama). This is a delicious gin. A dangerously delicious, really ginny gin. The flavour is intense, deeply herbaceous and so exactly like gin that I think that they may actually bottling the platonic ideal of gin.
If you like your martinis wet (and set to stun), then this is the gin to reach for. It makes a lovely G&T. I made my first one with ice and a slice (so shoot me, I'm old fashioned), but the second G&T garnished with a little wedge of grapefruit and a sprig of rosemary was truly excellent. I recommend it for when you're spending an afternoon on the sofa, lounging in your at-home tiara.
Buy it? Yup. It's £49.95 for 1 ltr, which does make it a bit of a special occasion buy. However, if you do have a special occasion then a chilled glass of Crown Jewel would be a good way to toast it. You can buy Crown Jewel from The Whisky Exchange or look out for it in swish cocktail bars.
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I read recently (when researching Navy Strength) that over proof spirits are favoured by bartenders as they intensify flavours. Certainly sounds like one I'd like to try.
I started off reading the Williams GB review and then after a few more I ended up on this one – at this point my son asked what I was laughing at – it was the "one for me, one for laptop" line.
Anyway just wanted to say I was looking for gin reviews and not expecting to find such a funny & interesting read !
I hit 50 this year and was lucky to receive a great selection of gins – the Williams and Hendricks stood out for me as I am still a tad old school for a traditional G&T. Anyway heading back to Blighty from Sydney in a few months and I think a bottle of Crown Jewel might be coming back to Oz with me ?


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Wednesday, October 31, 2007
We Moved
You can see us as we go through our daily lives with five kids, a mom in grad school, and a dad who handles it all very well!!!
Monday, September 17, 2007
Ok, so I have a while to go before I can write good enough to have more readers, however, as most of you can imagine, when one of the kids gets sick, they all get sick...
In the past three weeks, there has been sneezes, coughs, runny eyes, runny noses, stuffy noses, grumbly voices, throwing up, coming out of the other end, fevers, and now - pink eye.
Took Kylie and John to the doctor today and they both have pink eye. The only place I can figure they got it is from preschool. Kylie has now been to preschool all of two days and look what happens! And John has a double ear infection. You know how you wait and wait, wondering if you should take your child to the doctor? You dread the phrase, "It will just have to run its course." I waited too long...
Kaycee just has the nose that has been running from the middle of August till now - Leonard swears she has at least a gallon come out a day...
The gunk that comes out of Kylie's eyes are green - it would be a pretty color for paint, or a shirt, but not coming out of my daughter's eyes...
But I think we are on our way to recovery now! Thank God for doctors and medicine!
Monday, September 3, 2007
I think I have been called...
I remember getting a call from him at work (we were just dating at that point - it had only been about a month or two.) He was so excited - his mom had just called and his sister and brother-in-law had just referred their first son, who would soon be called Quinn. It was something I will always remember.
A few months later, we were meeting Quinn for the first time. Here was this little boy, who had been taken thousands of miles to a strange land, with strange people. He was all smiles, with bright beautiful eyes. It was an incredible experience.
A couple years later, the next amazing experience happened. By this time, my husband and I were experiencing a mild form of infertility. At the same time, my sister in law and brother in law traveled back to Russia to bring home a little boy and a little girl. What an experience that was...and I only know a little.
We started looking into adoption from China but then became pregnant soon after. Even though we didn't adopt at that time, I knew it was still in my heart.
Well, of course, as you are reading this blog, you know we have since adopted our daughter Kaycee from China. She has been home for two months and is doing wonderfully!
Before you think I am going to called to adopt again, keep reading...
I really feel called to start a ministry for orphans. I have prayed and prayed. I have started research and more research. I have talked and talked to my husband. But this is the first time I have put it into writing.
I want to help families get past the obstacles of funding their adoptions. Even though we have adoption debt and it isn't a small amount, I still feel led to help others.
I wonder if there is some way to help even one more child find their forever family? I have started research with Shoahannah's Hope. They are an incredible resource! They have information on how to approach your church about a ministry, etc.
I am scared to death, but am feeling very led to do this...
Friday, August 24, 2007
Here the three little ones are working on a project with their nanny! Looks like fun to me...
Anyway, in my household, here is a note about the laundry in a normal week...
There are seven of us - seven people will create the following dirty clothes:
49 pairs of pants/shorts/ or skirts
49 shirts
35 pairs of underwear (two are not potty trained) however, we have at least 70 changed diapers a week
21 pairs of socks - it is summer, the little ones and I don't wear socks in the summer - only three of us do
42 towels ( we try to use them more than once)
14 washclothes
6 sets of sheets
That is 216 pieces of laundry - per week - in a month that is 864 pieces - in a year it is 10,368 pieces of dirty laundry...of course there is probably more, as four of us will start to wear socks in the winter, we will wash coats, jackets, etc...and of course, don't forget we have a teenager. Yes, he is a boy, but there are days where he will wear two or three sets of clothing - depending on what he is doing, and we have uniforms, doll and Barbie clothes, stuffed animals that maybe has some thing unidentifiable on it...what else? I am sure there is something else!
What about toilet paper? When people think of big families and the expenses, usually they think about what goes into the body, not necessary what comes out of the body! Toilet paper seems to "run" out of house...no pun intended!
A catch up blog...
Anyway - back to Kaycee's ears...
As we knew, without hearing aids, she is profoundly deaf. She really does not hear anything at all. HOWEVER, with hearing aids, she has normal hearing. PRAISE GOD!!!! What a great gift!!!
So we are making an appointment to get her a hearing aid but more important, we are making an appointment to allow her to hear!
Next...three days ago, school started. Jacob is now a freshman, a 5'10", 140 pound FRESHMAN!!!!! Cannot believe that! In addition, Nathan is in 7th grade! Kylie will start preschool next week, and mom is feeling very sad!
AND, last but not least - I just turned in my final for my child development class - whew! Just in time to write another paper for my class that starts Wednesday and try to figure out what I am going to do in my second class that starts Monday!
Check out my next blog. So many people ask...how do you do it...read my next one and find out :)
Thursday, July 26, 2007
The past...
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
tales from the red couch
Speaking of paperwork...our agency gave us the wrong paperwork so I had to go to the consulate yesterday to get it fixed. So the chances of us having a phone call are pretty good. In addition, our agency gave her the wrong Chinese name. They used the wrong character for her name. So all of the paperwork I filled out, has the wrong name on it...AAGGHH!!
BUT on the other hand, Kaycee is a bright little girl. She is full of laughter and life. She has learned a couple of new signs. No one can tell she is deaf. However, I watched her play with some other kids and she stood back away from everyone else. This could be because she was in foster care and was the only child or it could have something to do with her hearing, or maybe it is just her personality.
Anyway, everyone says she is a beautiful baby! We met one Chinese man on the plane flying here that was amazed we would adopt a baby that was deaf. "Did you know she was deaf when you adopted her?" It was a very sincere question, not meant to hurt. But it goes to show that she probably would not have had a very good life here...
We went shopping last night for minute and will try again today. When we left Fuzhou it was 101 degrees and about 49% humidity. Here it is only 93 degree with 47% humidity. But really, you can tell, it is much more bearable here than in Fuzhou...
We took pictures on the "red couch" last night. The little boy she is with is John Jones. He is absolutely adorable, Darla. He has cheeks you could pinch forever and this morning I waved to him and he just smiled and gave a huge wave back!
We miss everyone dearly and can't wait to get on the airplane back.


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Germany, 1505
In the dark of night, Katharina von Bora says the bravest good-bye a six-year-old can muster and walks away as the heavy convent gate closes behind her.
Though the cold walls offer no comfort, Katharina soon finds herself calling the convent her home. God, her father. This, her life. She takes her vows—a choice more practical than pious—but in time, a seed of discontent is planted by the smuggled writings of a rebellious excommunicated priest named Martin Luther. Their message? That Katharina is subject to God, and no one else. Could the Lord truly desire more for her than this life of servitude?
In her first true step of faith, Katharina leaves the only life she has ever known. But the freedom she has craved comes with a price, and she finds she has traded one life of isolation for another. Without the security of the convent walls or a family of her own, Katharina must trust in both the God who saved her and the man who paved a way for rescue. Luther's friends are quick to offer shelter, but Katharina longs for all Luther has promised: a home, a husband, perhaps even the chance to fall in love.
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This week, the Oxford University Ukrainian Society invited Svitlana Zalishchuk, member of Parliament in Ukraine, to discuss the European integration. With Euroscepticism already on the rise, thousands of Ukrainians were filled with faith and ready to die for the European dream on Maidan Square in Kiev. Svitlana, the leader of Euro-optimists faction in the Ukrainian parliament, explained why.
Svitlana is Co-Chair of a Parliamentary Group on the United Kingdom, member of the Foreign Affairs Committee and Head of the Sub-Committee on European and Euro-Atlantic Relations. She started her talk with the words of Winston S. Churchill: "A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty." Here are few other important quotations from her speech.
Two battles Ukraine is fighting
"Military conflict with Russia is the toughest factor that slows our external and internal development. This bleeding wound is still the biggest problem of Ukraine. But we have two battles: one on the East, and another one in the middle of the country — between the old elites and the new generation. The biggest problem of Euromaidan movement is the fact that it was not institutionalised. Building institutions is the task for the young generation, which includes building parties strong enough to compete with the old system."
The European dream
"A lot of things have been done, and the European dream was a very strong driver of our reforms. We took 144 decisions in order to meet the EU requirements of visa liberalisation. For Ukraine, European integration is still the main course. It keeps our civil society mobilized, often despite politician's interests. Ukraine has never had such massive and progressive reforms in its [independent] history as in the last three years. It only became possible due to EU integration. No other idea enjoys such a level of support among Ukrainians as the European idea."
Why optimism?
"Europe has never enjoyed such a scale and longitude of economic development as in the last thirty years. The integration process after the WWII have been triggered by understanding that the European community had to protect not just its values but actual people's lives. We see the success of the countries that joined the EU only a decade ago. From our perspective, European integration is still the best transformative instrument available to the former Soviet republics. However, Kremlin won't let them to be transformed so easily, and we don't have to underestimate Russia's destructive influence here in Europe — a lot of money is spent on media, social networks, analytical work."
Dealing with Trump
"Obama was the only American president who never visited Ukraine during his term. Although even the first statements made by Trump sound bad, it is too early for any diagnosis. He is a businessman which means he is very pragmatic, so his policy towards Ukraine will depend on what Putin may offer him. Nevertheless, the deal is possible. Besides, I wouldn't underestimate the strength of the US institutions. At the same time, historically, Republicans were more supportive of Ukraine than Democrats, and we have a lot a friends among them."
The OUUS Committee is grateful to everyone who made this meeting happen, and especially to St Antony's College for the venue.
Date and time: 25 May 2017, 5:30 PM
Venue: Blavatnik School of Government
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Mikheil Saakashvili was President of Georgia for two consecutive terms between 2004 and 2013. As a result of Saakashvili's reforms in Georgia, the rate of corruption in the country was drastically reduced and the business environment was improved significantly. In 2015, Mr Saakahsvili became the governor of Ukraine's Odessa region, a post he held until November 2016.
The lecture will be introduced by Professor Ngaire Woods, Dean of the Blavatnik School of Government, and moderated by Yelyzaveta Yasko, current MPP student at the School and President of Oxford University Ukrainian Society.
The event is free and open to all. To attend, please register here.
Date and time: 26 Apr 2017, 4:00 PM
Venue: Merton College, the Mure Room
Admission free
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The Trinity term has begun, and this week we will have an outstanding opportunity to meet Gennadiy Afanasiev, a Ukrainian human rights activist of Crimean origin who spent over 400 days in Russian prison. One month after the annexation of Crimea, Mr Afanasiev was arrested on the charge of 'terrorist activities' after participating in pro-Ukrainian demonstrations and sentenced to 7 years of imprisonment in a Russian penal colony. As a result of a high-profile prisoner exchange, he was released in 2016. We are delighted to welcome him to Oxford to tell us about his struggles, captivity and ongoing activism.
Date and time: 23 Feb 2017, 8:30PM
Venue: Worcester College, Lecture Room B, OX1 2HB
Price: £1.50 (includes a glass of wine)
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International Film Society is showing one of Paradjanov's masterpieces, Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors.
Paradjanov, an Armenian director and one of the great cinematic geniuses of Soviet cinema, tells a simple Romeo-and-Juliette-like story set in the Ukrainian Carpathian mountains. In Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors, the simple tale of the unrequited love of Ivan and Marichka serves to revolutionise the art of story-telling in cinema, showing astonishing originality through the use of music, cinematography and camerawork. The film is a hypnotising whirlwind of colour and sound set against a background of folklore and traditional tales, which seems to come to us from another world.
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Rina Watanabe was born in Japan and moved to Vancouver, Canada at the age of six. She trained at the Goh Ballet Academy, Danzmode Productions, and Modus Operandi. In 2008, she won the Modern title at the IDO World Jazz Dance Championships and Modern Cups, held in Oslo, Norway. Upon graduating from high school, Rina was accepted to Point Park University on scholarship, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance. During her time at Point Park, she trained under mentors Jason McDole, Doug Bentz, Kiesha Lalama, Judith Leifer-Bentz, and Garfield Lemonius, to name a few. She had the honor of performing works by choreographers Terence Marling, Randy Duncan, Alejandro Cerrudo, Martha Graham, Kevin Iega Jeff, Doug Bentz, and Garfield Lemonius, among others. Rina also had the opportunity to perform at the Joyce Theater in New York on two different occasions with Point Park University's Conservatory Dance Company. As well, she was a part of Alyson Laury Dance Company in New York City.Back to Faculty


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View the April 2018 edition of Our Community, TCAPS' district newsletter for great stories on the many ways our students are achieving excellence, giving back to our community, and so much more.
Two Traverse City East Middle School students, Cole and Trey Harding, qualified for the National History Bee Finals.
Students from Traverse City West Middle School are cleaning up the beach for Earth Day and need your help.
Marjorie Rich has been named director of the new Teen Parent Program at Traverse City High School.
On Tuesday, May 1, 2018, and Wednesday, May 2, 2018, the Safe Routes to School (SR2S) team will host a Walking and Biking Audit at Westwoods Elementary School and Long Lake Elementary School, respectively, to assess routes students use to walk and bike to school.
Traverse City Area Public Schools is pleased to announce the selection of Jen Wright as the Traverse City Central High School Varsity Head Girls' Volleyball Coach.
FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) teams representing Traverse City Central High School and Traverse City West Senior High School competed at the Michigan FRC State Championship over the weekend at Saginaw Valley State University. Both teams qualified for the FRC World Championship, which will be held April 25-28, 2018, in Detroit, Mich.
On Friday, April 20, 2018, Traverse Heights Elementary will host an Innovation Day for students.
Traverse City West Senior High School student, Annaka Hansen, was accepted into the Summer Science Program in Astrophysics at the University of Colorado Boulder.
All TCAPS hosted events for today, Saturday, April 14, 2018, are cancelled due to inclement weather. This includes all practices. Reschedule information will be shared as it becomes available.
On Saturday, May 5, 2018, from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Traverse City Area Public Schools will host a Cinco de Mayo fundraiser dinner and silent auction to support global service volunteer and language learning trips to Spain and Mexico at the Traverse City Masonic Lodge (13360 S W Bay Shore Dr.).
Traverse City East Middle School's student produced documentary "Predator & Prey" was selected among the "Best in Show" at the Digital Arts, Film & Television's (DAFT's) Michigan Student Film Festival.
Students from Central Grade School's Odyssey of the Mind (OM) team are heading to the world competition in Ames, Iowa, May 23-26, 2018.
Traverse City Area Public Schools invites students and parents interested in learning about Dual Enrollment and Early College opportunities to attend an upcoming information session.
Traverse City West Middle School student, Cole Maxson, placed fourth in the Michigan National Geography Bee held on April 6, 2018, at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo.


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The Dos & Don'ts of business reporting in a global world
With media conduct in the country under the scanner in recent times, reporting on various issues has become more crucial and competitive. And, when it comes to business reporting, to abide by the ethical code of journalism is something that becomes a big challenge for journalists.
To decipher the various facets of the business reporting, exchanged4media in collaboration with High Commission of Canada organised a workshop on 29 March, 2011 in New Delhi.
The workshop themed 'Business in a Global World' was attended by the eminent business journalists of various sections of media including Print, TV and Digital. Mythili Bhusnurmath, Consulting Editor, Economic Times started off the session with giving an overview to the business journalist on the World Economic Outlook.
Meanwhile, business reporting veteran, Jehangir S Pocha, Co-Promoter, INX News Pvt. Ltd., talked about how one can survived as a journalist in the converged media environment. He noted that in future this converged media environment will lead to less jobs for the industry. "And to survive in such environment, journalists will have to become multi-taskers," noted he.
He pointed out few 'must-have' skills for the journalists. Journalists need to be convergent with the technology and buck up skills in depth and breadth.
Speaking on how vital is a balanced report, Sandeep Bamzai, Senior Editor, Headlines Today, remarked, "You can not only run one side of the story. Try and involve both the sides into your story."
Bamzai said that the challenge is how do you go beyond the apparent? "Grasp and decipher every information and details you get before writing any report. Maintain balance in being sensitive to both the sides because your credibility is equally important as is your institution's," commented he.
How one should report on bilateral and multilateral trade? Rohit Gandhi, Correspondent, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, stated, "We need to understand unilateral and bilateral contribution first." He further added, "Migration of the labour and work, from one country to other and how these have impact on countries should be focussed by the journalists."
Gandhi also foresees some of the future developments that may include reports on money going in accounts of foreign banks. "We need to follow how it happens and through which route," remarked he.
The last session of the workshop delved upon the topic of media ethics. Author of 'Media Ethics' and senior Journalist Paranjoy Guha Thakurta, commented, "Today journalists work in such an environment that it is very easy to influence them. Corruption in Indian media has gone beyond the individuals and now, journalist act holier than thou."
He raised few questions in front of the journalist and asked - Do you think your credibility matters? Do want to live 5-star life? Are you willing to take on corporate captains who advertise with your brand?, journalists needs to ask these questions to themselves.
Thakurta stated that journalists need to differentiate between the greed and need. However, Thakurta concluded with positive note, "People have faith in media than police or judiciary and i am hopeful that transparency will lead to less corruption in media."
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Last weekend I went to The Met to see the Alexander McQueen exhibit, Savage Beauty. After 2 hours of waiting in the longest line I've ever seen (no joke) I finally made it in and took it all in. I was mesmerized by the dresses, the tailoring, the creativity of his shows, the way he used nature as inspiration and how he looked at what people thought as ugly and recreated it in his pieces.
Something else that really caught my attention during the exhibit were the head pieces on the mannequins. Each collection featured a different one; one that fitted perfectly with the clothes. I jotted down the name of the artist, Guido Palau, and googled him after getting home. Wow, what a resume. His hairstyles have been seen in the runways of Balenciaga, Marc Jacobs, Lanvin, Alexander Wang, Versace, Louis Vuitton, Yves Saint Laurent, Ralph Lauren and, of course, Alexander McQueen (to name a few). He is the force behind today's hair trends and I can definitely see why. From the looks below, I'm sure you can too.
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Newcastle won the title on Sunday and now attention turns to the Premier League. We understand that talks have begun between Mike Ashley and Rafa Benitez.
It is understood Mike Ashley has traveled to Tyneside and Benitez is getting his chance to sell his idea to the Sports Direct owner, who will get the chance to set the club on the right path for the duration of the manager's three year contract and beyond.
There are a number of big issues to cover. Here they are – and what Benitez will want.
1. Transfers
Having got his own way in the summer, recruitment caused tension in January that threatened to de-rail Newcastle's season. It was confusing, damaging and utterly unnecessary – and Benitez will not broker talk of someone else forcing players on him this summer. That is non-negotiable.
There was no clear reason why Ashley intervened in January, attending games at Birmingham and Brentford – the first of them in the presence of Chief Scout Graham Carr. Having told club staff that "What Rafa wants, Rafa gets", it seemed a bizarre change of heart with the team moving in the right direction.
Indeed the owner did not pick up the phone to Benitez throughout a month that saw tensions rise. The suggestion seemed to be that he was unhappy at the way the club's transfer blueprint had been re-written in the summer, with people close to him making noises about poor buys. But that seemed strange: Dwight Gayle's goals and Matt Ritchie's work in midfield were the two driving forces behind promotion. Both were players Benitez staked his reputation on.
So January felt odd. Ashley's desire has always to let others take care of the club: he does not want to be front and centre. His involvement seemed strange. Benitez's belief that the £30million banked for Moussa Sissoko could be re-invested proved unfounded: he was understandably confused.
Six Premier League players bookies think NUFC could sign
He could have gone to "war" but Benitez is changing. Jamie Carragher's long and instructive column in the Daily Mail at which he called Benitez "the most political manager" he'd ever worked with was correct but Benitez is not spoiling for a fight at Newcastle. He will not dictate terms to Ashley but rather seek to reassure him that he understands the business constraints on Newcastle. He will meet Ashley with a plan that will show how investing in players will pay for itself in the long run – and how trying to build a Premier League squad on a shoestring will land the club in trouble and hit the owner in the pocket.
There are positive signs on this front. Ashley is unlikely to jettison Carr, who he likes and believes understands what he wants in the market. Benitez has shown before that he can work with that. Whatever suspicions exist between Carr and Benitez, they have met to talk transfers twice since January. While Benitez wants full control, they could work together as long as trust is rebuilt and Carr accepts that his role is simply to advise on deals and his influence has been diminished.
What Benitez wants: Total control over who comes in.
2. Budget
Suggestions that Benitez wants £150million seem a bit far-fetched. Of course he wants money - which Premier League manager, from Sam Allardyce to Sean Dyche - doesn't?
The difference with Benitez is that he feels there is a premium Newcastle must pay on trying to bridge a gap that has widened through under investment.
The Newcastle manager is looking for first-team ready players of Premier League quality, and wants to strengthen through the spine. Centre-backs, a central midfielder, two strikers and a left winger are all on the agenda – and that's going to cost United.
Expect to see them look abroad as well as at home, trying to use the contractual situations of Harry Maguire and Andre Gray to take them from their clubs Hull and Burnley. Swansea forward Gylfi Sigurdsson would be the perfect signing: creative, disciplined and Premier League class. Newcastle would have to spend big on him.
How many new players do NUFC need for the Premier League?
But the idea that Benitez will demand £150million and will walk away if he doesn't get it is not accurate. He's realistic enough to know that the books will need to be balanced and there may be some difficult decisions on who leaves Newcastle. The likes of Chancel Mbemba or Aleksandar Mitrovic could yet be sacrificed. Steve Stone raised the idea that Dwight Gayle could be sold too, although Benitez is unlikely to make selling the number nine his Andy Cole moment this summer.
Benitez will need reassurances on funds. Perhaps he, too, will reassure Ashley that any spending will done responsibly.
What Benitez wants: Reasonable funds to buy six Premier League players.
3. Power lines
The power lines have blurred a bit recently with Newcastle drafting in a Sports Direct executive to work alongside Lee Charnley, United's Managing Director.
Benitez gets on well with Charnley, although he saw evidence in January that Newcastle's internal politics are not as simple as they had appeared in the summer. Newcastle have still not managed to clarify the new-look board that was supposed to be confirmed last season. Carr and Bob Moncur were part of the board that Steve McClaren had a place on: quite what their roles consist of now, no-one knows.
What Benitez wants is clear delineation of power. He'll probably also tell Ashley to pick up the phone to him if there is an issue to be discussed.
What Benitez wants: To know who he answers to - definitively
4. Ambition
Newcastle finished fifth in 2012 but it was a mirage. They had an excellent season when everything came together but the club was not set up to repeat it year in, year out. They reverted to type in the following seasons.
If Ashley is serious about winning trophies or even making Newcastle a fixture in the top flight, he needs to understand exactly what it requires. As a football man who has worked at some of the biggest clubs in the world, Ashley is a unique position to be able to tell him what needs to be fixed at Newcastle.
People call Benitez's work the 'Rafalution'. In truth, it has only just begun. Benitez - a Champions League winning manager who has aspirations to win that trophy again - will want to know that he has the backing of the owner to continue working towards getting the club back to a position where they're a credible force again. He will not want to tread water given his CV - and aspirations for the future.
What Benitez wants: To know the owner shares his ambitions.
5. Infrastructure - and the Academy
There was a lick of paint and some investment in the training ground last summer but to kick on, Newcastle are going to need more than that.
Premier League training centres are now mini-campuses, incorporating medical centres, gyms and the biggest and best facilities. Newcastle's is hardly Alcatraz but given that this is where players come day in, day out it needs a refresh. That is a big job and the plans signed off in the Joe Kinnear era have been mothballed for too long.
Benitez will want to know that money is available for that and to improve the Academy, which still needs work.
To become a top eight club - and a fixture in that position - the club needs to be thinking about these things.
What Benitez wants: Commitment to invest sooner or later.
6. Reassurances
Benitez is older, wiser and less confrontational than he was when he was a younger manager. Ashley is more suspicious than he was when he gave Kevin Keegan the Newcastle job: he has had his fingers burned.
The irony is, Benitez is the right man at the right time for Newcastle. He is still political, still desperate to succeed and cajole and press those around him to be the best they can be but he understands why Ashley thinks like he does. He wants the chance to show him that football and business can co-exist.
A face-to-face with Ashley – who he liked when he met him last season – will be a chance for both men to establish more of a relationship.
They need to trust each other.
What Benitez wants: A chance to speak frankly.


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Crystalbrook Lodge - Aussie Outback Adventure
OK, bear with me here - I know you are coming to From the Kitchen for the recipes (and I am delighted that you do), but I can't
share with you some of my recent adventures. If you had asked me a year ago if I could see myself jaunting around Australia from island to outback to rainforest in a year's time, I would have laughed, and yet that was me just a week ago. In part of the lead up to Restaurant Australia's Invite the World to Dinner I spent a couple of nights at Orpehus Island in the Great Barrier Reef before heading west of Cairns into the North Queensland outback. I hitched a ride with Tim on his 8-seater Cessna and we cruised above an ever more sparse and brown landscape before touching down on a dusty, red airstrip in the middle of nowhere. Feeling a bit dusty myself I gratefully freshened up with an ice-cold facecloth offered on a tray by the neatly-turned out Nadine of Crystalbrook Lodge. Within minutes I was on board the souped up outback truck driven by General Manager Andrew Simpson, relishing the air conditioning and bound for Crystalbrook's cattle station for a rejuvenating cup of tea. Once again ready for adventure I hopped aboard part-owner and dinky-di outback character Jim's (barefoot pilot with a good Aussie twang) tiny chopper and we swooped over the sparsely treed countryside on our way to the luxurious sanctuary of the gorgeous Crystalbrook Lodge. If you fancy seeing more, click on the recipe link below... :)
Crystalbrook is a literal oasis in the middle of this outback cattle station, even when I was there, with their water at a drought-induced all-time low. Despite the lower than normal water level in the lake, it was still the perfect place to putter about in the Lodge's electric boat, fishing for barramundi grateful for the protective shade of the canopy. The lake is totally magical, surrounded by wildlife and dotted with twisted trees, it is amazingly relaxing and a fabulous outing whether you return laden with fish, or not. After a quick freshen-up we hit the road headed for a mystery location, and an experience which would have to be a stand out from my travels anywhere. Dropped in the middle of the bush with 360˚ views of stunning outback we watched the sun set, glass of champagne in hand and delicious hors d'oeuvres to nibble on. It is no wonder that many guests are happy to be left, with oil lanterns and a fire crackling, to enjoy this moment in solitude until the staff reappear to whisk them back to the lodge for dinner.
Dinner itself was a revelation - absolutely beautifully prepared by chef Andy, and although unexpected considering the remote surroundings, exactly what you would wish for from a luxury lodge. We started with seared scallops wrapped in prosciutto with Parmesan crisps, followed by eye fillet with local prawns seared with garlic and brandy (a very refined version of surf and turf!) and finished with peach Melba 'Crystalbrook style'. Accompanied by a beautiful cabernet sauvignon we sat, ate, chatted and watched the stars come out in the huge outback sky. Totally mesmerizing!
The next morning, Andrew woke me with a tap on the door just after 5am, and clutching my mug of tea I watched the sun rise slowly over the lake. My foggy head evaporated as the sun crept above the horizon and within half an hour I had my running shoes on and was ready for a bush walk around the lake track. I have never seen a farm in New Zealand anything like this! Cattle emerged from the lake and trotted in front of us, disturbing the pelicans and raising a carpet of dust. Bulls stood their ground as we approached, sauntering off at the last minute, and the bush around us was alive with the sounds of Butcherbirds and Apsotlebirds nattering and calling to each other. By the time we completed the 5km loop I was ready for a shower and delicious breakfast of birchermuesli, yoghurt and fresh fruit, leaving the boys to enjoy their 'cook up' of bacon and eggs!
After our beautiful breakfast we had time for one last outback adventure before heading inland - we jumped in the truck and took to the dusty roads exploring areas where unbelievably hardy tin miners had tried their hand in the outback. Remnants and relics scattered old campsites and the searing heat was a constant reminder of their outrageous fortitude - I can not believe they laboured away in that heat, in the dust and dry, it's little wonder that rum and whisky bottles make up a good proportion of the treasures Andrew has found in the bush. Before I knew it we were back in the truck and heading back to the airstrip. Reassured that there were no new anthills to knock down, and that the kangaroos were headed well into the bush, I hopped back aboard the Cessna with pilot Tim, sad to be leaving so soon, but excited to be bound for my final Queensland stop en-route to Tasmania.
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Hey everyone! 🙂 I'm back after such a long time mostly spent by preparing for finals as well as the entrance tests. I had enough time to think too because I was also always on the way. A little pause from people and enough space for overthinking have caused a surprising change in fields of my depressions.
As you know, I used to write some articles about the negaitivity in my life and useful tips about my personal elimination of such elements or people. It all worked and when comapring that time before Christmas 2016 with the one of 2015, I admit I was far more calm and happier. However, I still felt stressed because of people behaving bad to each other and their reactions towards the people they called friends.
Especially during Christmas I realized it needs to be stopped permanently. I had tried to reduce being upset about people in the past but after some time I always failed. But I found out this time I need to take it seriously otherwise I destroy myself.
I started to spend more time with people I really care about and who enjoy my company as well. At first I had to admit I have some friends that like me and do not hate me secretly. It was pretty difficult at the beginning, sometimes I felt even worse because of deleting some people from my life and allowing others to know me better. But believe me, with the right company every step, even such little one, will get easier.
Then I did more of the activities I loved such as watching movies, writing and being with friends. You may enjoy completely different ones and you need to find yourself what you want to occupy yourself with during free time. It will surely increase your mood and you will feel a bit more relaxed.
Enough sleep is inevitable as well as eating more healthy food such as well-know vegetable and fruit. Enjoying junk food is sometimes beneficial as well.
I also started spending more of my leisure time outside in nature. Sometimes I still don't have mood to accept friends' invitations but I just take my dog that fortunately doesn't ask anything during worse days.
You have to count with the fact that such changes will not improve your mood on the very next day. It's usually a long-term process with lots of ups and downs. Depressions will never disappear completely and there will always be a dark shadow behind us. But remember that it's only up to you how much will you allow it to enter your life.


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there are a few rules I know to be true about love and marriage: If you don't respect the other person, you're gonna have a lot of trouble. If you don't know how to compromise, you're gonna have a lot of trouble. If you can't talk openly about what goes on between you, you're gonna have a lot of trouble. And if you don't have a common set of values in life, you're gonna have a lot of trouble. Your values must be alike.' - Morrie Schwartz
I don't mean you disregard every rule of your community. I don't go around naked, for example. I don't run through red lights. The little things, I can obey. But the big things- how we think, what we value- those you must choose yourself. You can't let anyone-or any society- determine those for you. ' -Morrie Schwartz
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CMS webinar to introduce information changes for Nursing Home Compare website
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Anyone unable to take part in the webinar can still view the video recording in the Help section of http://www.data.medicare.gov following the event. That is also the location for a variety of useful videos and resources, officials said.