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Kissimmee, FL
Osceola Christian School for the Arts (OCSA) seeks an art teacher with a creative and dynamic personality. Specifically, OCSA is seeking an individual with emphasized experience in theater and performance. The grade range of students is from Middle School and above.
Art teachers have a major part in helping their students understand art and to make them like it. They also help the students develop their artistic skills if they wish to stand out as artists in the field they choose. Art teachers must have a lot of patience and be flexible. Apart from extensive knowledge in art, a teacher must have excellent interpersonal skills and be able to interact and have a successful collaboration with students and co-teachers.
Please provide an art portfolio if available.
Responsibilities and Duties
- Maintain a safe environment for students
- Establish, develop and implement art – including theater and performance curriculum and course materials for each year
- Explain different art elements
- Teach students how to express themselves through art
- Teach and demonstrate various techniques and methods of painting, sketching, designing, sculpting, acting, etc.
- Evaluate and grade art students
- Provide necessary support and meet student's instructional needs
- Assist and provide the school administration in preparing art classes
- Organize contests, art exhibitions, and theater performances
- Organize parent's meetings to solve any student's problems
- Organize visits to museums, art galleries, and similar field trips
Qualifications and Skills
- Creativity and imagination
- Extensive knowledge in art history
- Experience with theater and performance
- Experience in pursuing various types of art projects
- Excellent teaching skills
- Flexibility with sudden changes made within the classroom
- Good communication and interpersonal skills
- Willing to assist and support students
- Organizational skills and time management
- Responsible, attentive, and patient


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Oof. It hurts, but it's not wrong.
Month: March 2017
Writing Progress March 20 – 26, 2017
March 20
- Project: Inbetween
- Total word count: 47,753
- Today's word count: 556
- Thoughts: I'm happy enough with today's word count, but I'm still a little disappointed. I really want to finish up this arc, but a part of my is hesitating. Once I figure out how to get past this I'll be more efficient as a writer (hopefully my solution will translate to future projects as well). Until that happens I'm stuck with a daily struggle to produce a decent word count and make real progress with the story.
- Tomorrow's goal: Write more. Work on discovering why I'm afraid of wrapping up story arcs.
March 21
- Project: Inbetween
- Total word count: 48,797
- Today's word count: 1,044
- Thoughts: Today was a pretty productive day! I meant for it to be even more productive, but the evening got away from me. Usually, I do most of my writing at night, but today I wrote all my words during daylight hours!
- Tomorrow's goal: See if I can get a repeat of today. I'm not sure it is possible, there's a chance it was a fluke, but if it wasn't, I might have a new time to get the words out!
March 22
- Project: Inbetween
- Total word count: 48,904
- Today's word count: 107
- Thoughts: Today was a terrible writing day. I just didn't have the energy or the motivation to produce any more words.
- Tomorrow's goal: Revising. Thursdays are revision days so that has to be my first priority. I'd also like to write more, but we'll see if I have time to make that happen.
March 23
- Project: Inbetween
- Total word count: 48,923
- Today's word count: 19
- Thoughts: Revisions. It feels like it is pretty normal at this point to have a very small word count gain from revising. I wish I could have finished the chapter and gotten back to writing, but that didn't happen.
- Tomorrow's goal: Wrap up revisions and return to writing this draft.
March 24
- Project: Inbetween
- Total word count: 48,991
- Today's word count: 68
- Thoughts: I finished up revisions and shared the chapter with my patrons (they get full chapters as soon as they're ready now instead of waiting until Saturday!) but I didn't write after I wrapped up revisions. I ended up acquiring a used aquarium and spent a ton of time cleaning it up.
- Tomorrow's goal: Post the chapter and write!
March 25
- Project: Inbetween
- Total word count: 49,131
- Today's word count: 140
- Thoughts: Not a spectacular word count for the day, but I haven't been writing most Saturdays so writing at all is a victory.
- Tomorrow's goal: More writing! I want to get back in the swing of writing large word counts. CampNaNoWriMo is just around the corner and I need to be ready to write a huge number of words every day for a month.
March 26
- Project: Inbetween
- Total word count: 49,146
- Today's word count: 15
- Thoughts: Yeah… today was not a great writing day. I ended up being busy again and when I finally had time to sit down and write I had no energy. I just wanted to sleep.
- Tomorrow's goal: Wake up rested and write so many words.
Inbetween: Chapter Fifteen
- Project: Inbetween
- Chapter: Fifteen
- Word count: 2,470
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Writing Progress March 13 – 19, 2017
March 13
- Project: Inbetween
- Total word count: 44,902
- Today's word count: 694
- Thoughts: I wrote in anticipation of the snow and then during the snow. I don't know if it was because of the storm or because of daylight saving, but I stayed up way later than usual writing.
- Tomorrow's goal: Writing, as long as the storm allows our power to stay on I'll be writing. If the storm knocks out our power, I'll have to get creative/do some planning by candlelight.
March 14
- Project: Inbetween
- Total word count: 45,136
- Today's word count: 234
- Thoughts: Well, my power didn't go out. I spent a bit too much time worrying about the snow which impacted my writing time. I also managed to hurt my back today (or maybe I hurt it earlier and the pain just got worse today) and ended up with tension headaches from that.
- Tomorrow's goal: More of that good old writing stuff. I'm so close to wrapping up the first arc of Inbetween. I can't wait to have it all posted for you guys to see.
March 15
- Project: Inbetween
- Total word count: 46,067
- Today's word count: 931
- Thoughts: This is the sort of writing day I love to have. Not only did I have a decent word count, but I accomplished other things during the day so I'm extra happy with myself today.
- Tomorrow's goal: Revising. Thursday is revision day, as usual. I really hope I can get some writing done tomorrow too. We'll see how things go.
March 16
- Project: Inbetween
- Total word count: 46,129
- Today's word count: 62
- Thoughts: Not bad for an editing day. I cut a couple hundred words. I added back a bit more than that. I can live with a day like this.
- Tomorrow's goal: Wrap up this week's revisions and get back on to writing all day.
March 17
- Project: Inbetween
- Total word count: 46,570
- Today's word count: 441
- Thoughts: Finished up revisions, posted the chapter for my patrons and wrote some more! Overall today was a great day.
- Tomorrow's goal: Post this week's chapter to the blog and write!
March 18
No writing progress made. I posted this week's chapter, but the rest of the day really fell apart. It wasn't a bad day, but it wasn't at all conducive to writing.
March 19
- Project: Inbetween
- Total word count: 47,197
- Today's word count: 627
- Thoughts: That's better! I like days like this. I can see the end of this arc and it's both propelling me forward and urging me to slow down. This always seems to happen when I'm wrapping something up. I'm not sure if I should work with it or try to change the way I react to endings.
- Tomorrow's goal: More writing. I hope I can finish writing this arc this week!
Special Announcement of the Week
Something really awesome happened early this week! Inbetween is now listed on Web Fiction Guide. Along with the listing, Inbetween is also on Top Web Fiction. You can vote for it here. Voting takes at most 10 seconds. There's no log-in or registration required and your vote helps my serial reach more people.
Inbetween: Chapter Fourteen
- Project: Inbetween
- Chapter: Fourteen
- Word count: 3,097
- << Previous Chapter || Index || Next Chapter >>
6 Ways to Transition Out of Writer's Block
Got writer's block? Here are some great ways to beat back writer's block and get back to writing.
by Kathryn
Writer's Block
The condition of being unable to think of what to write or how to proceed with writing it.
Also known as: every writer's worst nightmare.
And let's be real, it happens to everyone. Even the best writers in the world get stuck sometimes.
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Restraint: Things to Do When Your Draft Needs to Breathe
I'm not allowing myself to touch The Dreams until May. I'm itching to get back into it, but I spent 16 months with my eyes on this story from the start of the first draft to the posting of the final chapter. The story was at the front of my mind for a very, very long time so I feel the need to separate myself from it for a long time as well.
Some people wait a month or two between drafts with great results. If that's what works for you, that's great! It's all about figuring out what works for you, and for me, I need time to clear the story out of my brain. As long as it is still in my mind I won't be as objective and I'll read the story I meant to write rather than the one I did write.
I wrote the final scenes of The Dreams in November 2016. The final chapter was revised in December and posted, oddly enough, on my 29th birthday. The story was still churning around in my mind in January and even in February I still found myself thinking about it most days. It's becoming less common this month. By May I'm hoping my memories of writing it will be more distant and I'll be ready to look at it objectively.
I've been itching to get back into this story since about two weeks after I posted the final chapter. Restraining myself hasn't always been easy, but I've found a few ways to distract myself from the urge to touch the story.
Reading in and out of my favorite genre is a great way to keep my mind busy with stories other than The Dreams. I read for enjoyment, but I also read to learn how to be a better writer.
2. Write
I started writing Inbetween in November and having a new world to fill my mind has been a great help. It's much better to write something than to sit on my hands while I wait for enough time to pass. Out of all the methods of distracting myself I've tried, this one is both the most effective and most productive.
3. Go outside
This one has been a little difficult during the winter months, but going outside and taking a walk is a great way to clear my mind. Going out also allows me to gain new life experiences and those are so important for writing.
4. Listen to music
This one is a little dangerous. Listening to music is a great way to pass the time, but music is a huge well of inspiration for me. When I listen to music I do run the risk of being inspired to write something and there is a chance that something will be the novel I'm trying to forget.
5. Play with animals
I have two cats and four goldfish. They keep me busy whether I'm writing or not. When I find myself wanting to take a peek at The Dreams, my pets are a great way to resist temptation. My cats love to play and my fish seem to appreciate having their aquarium rearranged from time to time.
6. Watch a new season or movie
I often stream old shows and movies as background noise while I do other things, including writing. When I'm trying not to think about The Dreams, I sometimes pick something new to watch that will occupy my attention.
So far these six things have served me well. I've managed to resist temptation for three months since I finished posting The Dreams. With about a month and a half to go, I think I'm going to make it.
What do you do when you're trying to give a draft time to breathe? Do you find it difficult to resist the urge to dive back in or do you relish your time away from your writing?

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Geochemistry Of The Thermal Springs Of Mount Taftan, Southeastern Iran
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Journal Article: Geochemistry Of The Thermal Springs Of Mount Taftan, Southeastern Iran
AbstractThermal and cold water chemistry from the southern flank of Mount Taftan was investigated in order to discriminate among hydrochemical facies, isotopic characteristics, geothermal reservoir and identify the major geochemical processes that affect water composition. The waters from both the hot and cold springs show high total dissolved solids content, and are strongly to lightly acidic. Calcium is the dominant cation; in terms of anions, the Taftan hot springs are Cl-SO4 type. There is also a HCO3 type cold spring. The SO4/Cl ratios on an SO4-Cl-HCO3 diagram confirm the volcanic origin of the hot waters. Conservative elements indicate that the three types of analysed water have similar origin and the difference in concentration is due to dilution of thermal water with almost shallow fresh groundwater, not affecting the elements' proportions. Also, the retrogressive Δ18O-enrichment with respect to the meteoric water line (MWL), confirms that thermal waters (andesitic water) have been diluted by shallow waters of meteoric origin. Comparison of the chemistry of thermal and cold springs and other evidences are indicative of an immature hydrothermal water system in Taftan volcano. Because of waters immaturity, temperatures in the geothermal reservoir in Taftan region cannot be estimated accurately by applying Na-K, K-Mg and quartz geothermometers.
- Authors
- Ata Shakeri, Farid Moore and Mazda Kompani-Zare
- Published Journal
- Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, 2008
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Ata Shakeri,Farid Moore,Mazda Kompani-Zare. 2008. Geochemistry Of The Thermal Springs Of Mount Taftan, Southeastern Iran. Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research. (!) .


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Buid released new mesh Tanks in black and white with different patterns for men and women…so go and get yours today!
LM Buid
Skin: Hush – Paige *Group Gift March*
Hair: ::Exile:: Gwen: Light Blondes
Pants: {mon tissu} Shorts – Greta – Used
Tights: *Sheer* Leggings 04: Torn Fishnet Black
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You may feel overwhelmed when beginning college. Leaving home to go to college may be somewhat difficult. Fortunately, resources like this article are here to bolster your confidence and help you to feel more prepared. We'll guide you through advice which will help you feel better.
Don't set unrealistic goals for yourself when scheduling classes and work. Avoid scheduling early classes if you hate early mornings. Know your natural body clock and adapt your schedule to flow with that as much as possible.
With a tight budget, it is likely you will need a loan to pay for college. College is an investment in your future. You may need to incur a little debt in order to find future success.
Academic Success
Study skills courses can teach you valuable lessons towards academic success. Lots of students are accustomed to academic success with minimal effort, and may be surprised to find studying in college a bit more difficult. These courses may help you learn how to pass your class.
Did you know that where you sit can impact your odds of passing a class? Rather than hiding in the back row, get to class early and sit in the front. You will be able to concentrate and ask the professor about any questions you might have.
Figure out where the college's admissions office is and go to it before you pick out your college. You can find a number of services here and see what scholarships are being offered. A lot of universities have scholarships available. Just talking to them can get you on the right path.
During your beginning semester, take one of your general education classes so it can be checked off your list. When there is a class you need in order to graduate, it is best to take it sooner rather than later. It would be a bummer to be the token senior in a gen-ed class of freshmen four years down the road.
Credit Card
If you have a credit card, pay off the balance each month. This is the only way to avoid penalties and late fees. Generally, you should only use a credit card when an emergency arises. You may want to use it to go out and have fun, but your college goal is to learn. You do not want to be distracted with financial issues.
You've probably heard of the phrase, "The Freshman 15." If you don't want this to happen to you, ensure you're carefully monitoring the simple carbohydrates you're eating. Stay away from processed foods and snacks that are high in sugar content. Stick to produce, whole grains and low-fat dairy to keep energy levels high. Avoid energy drinks, coffee and unhealthy foods if you want to avoid stress and health problems.
Make time each day for studying. It is easy to become distracted when attending college, but it's possible to set aside some necessary study time. Try to devote at least an hour each day to studying. Even on the days you don't want to study, do it. This will help you develop proper study habits.
A great way to save money during college is to strive to purchase used textbooks, rather than new ones. Textbooks can be quite expensive. Buying used books is much more economical.
Memorize the telephone number for campus police. It should be easy to get a hold of them quickly, and it is important for you to know how. It's better to be safe than sorry.
When you enter your freshman year of college, don't assume your status as a high school student will hold much weight with your peers. College will demand different skills and an adjustment period for you to feel comfortable. Make yourself work harder than you ever have and give new things a try instead of thinking everything will be just like it was in high school.
If employment is necessary during college, seek out your school's career center. Many times they have part time jobs within the campus and in the surrounding areas.
Take a lot of electives. The wider the spectrum of classes, the better chance of finding your niche. The first year of college is a great time to try new things and challenge yourself.
When choosing a class schedule, be realistic about how much work you can reasonably handle. They will overwhelm you. Select a couple that you know you will have difficulty with and fill out your schedule with a few easier choices.
You should never make a hasty decision about your major; there is always time for that. You'll learn about each field thoroughly this way. You might also end up being able to graduate having had two majors.
A few years at community college can be a smart way to start off your college career. It is a less expensive way to get your core classes out of the way. After a year or two, transfer to a university to finish your degree in a specialized area. If you cannot afford to pay for a 4-year degree, this option may work for you.
Create a schedule that allows ample time for restful sleep. Sleep deprivation is common amongst college students who balance work, classes and social lives. Your classes will become infinitely more difficult if you don't get enough sleep.
Go to a school for at least a year before you give up on it. Many college students feel homesick, awkward or like this whole thing was a mistake when they first get to college because it is an entirely different environment than they're used to. After you attend for a year and you still don't like the school, then you should think about making changes.
You might feel some intimidation about going away to school, but you can get through this. Enjoy your independence, but be sure that you have plenty of time for classes and studying. Remember that you are in college to get your education and experience independent living.
Beginning college can be an intimidating experience. However, if the advice you read here is used properly, you'll have more of an enjoyable time going back to school. Just remember that you will look back on your college days with the fondest memories.


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Peninsula Townhomes
Posted by Sandi Bisgood 3 years ago. (Back to all articles...)
There are currently townhomes in two Peninsula neighborhoods: the Conservancy and Marina Bay. These are homes that share a wall with the home next door (in the case of an end unit) or with two homes (in the case of an interior unit). There are no shared floors or ceilings ... the homes are side by side. Townhomes here have been built by Miller & Smith Homes (mostly in Conservancy with a few in Marina Bay), by NV Homes (in Marina Bay only), and by Schell Brothers (also in Marina Bay).
The Conservancy townhomes are the larger townhomes at over 2900 sq. ft., with 3 or 4 bedrooms and 2-car garages. These were built by Miller & Smith Homes, and will have 9- and 10-foot ceilings, crown molding in some areas, double wall ovens, gas cook-tops, ceramic tile in most kitchens, baths and laundry rooms. Multi-level screened porches and patios, hardwood flooring, and granite counter-tops are some of the optional features you'll find in many of these homes. In the Malibu home, a 4th bedroom and 3rd full bath was frequently chosen. And a few Bar Harbor homes added a guest suite over the garage.
These homes are sold out, but may be available on the resale market from time to time. Contact Sandi for information.
In Marina Bay, NV Homes has built townhomes at 1900 sq. ft., with 3 bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, and either 1- or 2-car garages. Each has a 1st floor master suite, cathedral ceiling over the living area, and a 2nd floor loft adjoining the guest bedrooms. Some homes have an added sunroom, screened porch and/or patio to expand the interior and outdoor space. These homes are sold out, but resale townhomes may be available from time to time. Contact Sandi for more information.
And also in Marina Bay, Schell Brothers is currently building townhomes in two designs -- the Pinehurst, which is the larger and may be an interior or an end unit, with 2-car garage; and the Tradewind, an interior unit with 1-car garage. Contact Sandi for information on these homes!
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Dunedin autumn and winter days can be some of the most spectacular in terms of wildlife viewing and crisp clear days. Fuel up on an awesome café breakfast and head out amongst this wild, beautiful city.
Otago Peninsula
The Otago Peninsula has been described as the finest example of eco-tourism in the world. You can observe fur seals, sea lions, rare yellow-eyed penguins as well as the only mainland colony of the Royal Albatross in the world. Explore the quaint villages dotted along the harbour bays and discover Larnach Castle, New Zealand's only castle, with its 'gardens of international significance' and intriguing history of tragedy and romance.
Click here to learn more about the Otago Peninsula
Royal Albatross Colony & Blue Penguins Pukekura
See the royals in action! Visit the world's only mainland breeding colony of Royal Albatross, explore the hidden tunnels of historic Fort Taiaroa and see the Little Blue Penguin colony at Pilots Beach. Daily tours operate from central Dunedin, otherwise self-dive the Otago Peninsula and spend a day spotting the birds. A highly recommended experience for all visitors to Dunedin.
Wild Things Offer
50% discount per person on Albatross (60 mins) or Unique Tour (90 mins) when you book with the code "Wild Things". Deal Valid 1 April 2018- 30 September 2018 Bookings essential as spaces are limited.
Monarch Wildlife Cruises
See what can't be seen from land. Enjoy the fresh sea air with a cruise across the sparkling waters of the Otago Harbour to Taiaroa Head, where soaring Northern Royal Albatross land to court and raise their young, where seabirds nest and where fur seals breed on the rocks. On half & full day options take in the impressive scenery of the Otago Peninsula, and include other attractions including Penguin Place & Larnach Castle.
Wild Things Offer
20% discount on wildlife cruise or half-day cruise until end of October 2018 with our Wild Things deal
Book online with the code wildmonarch
Elm Wildlife Tours
An outstanding wildlife tour experience, Elm offers small guided groups close-up viewing of royal albatross, penguins, seals, sea lions, and many more animals in our private conservation area. A very special experience that offers access to one of the most remote parts of the Otago Peninsula complete with stunning vistas and plenty of wild encounters.
Book or find out more about Elm Tours
Orokonui Ecosanctuary
Orokonui Ecosanctuary, just 20 kms north of Dunedin, is a specially protected native forest where visitors may see tuatara and 17 species of native birds. It has a track network to suit all abilities and offers self-guided walking and guided tours. Orokonui provides a experience to remember for families and its award winning Visitor Centre and café are open seven days a week.
Click here to go to the Orokonui Ecosanctuary
Explore the Dunedin Street Art Trail
Grab a map and explore Dunedin's outstanding Street Art Trail which is brilliantly woven through the central city and Warehouse Precinct, making for surprising discoveries around every corner. Featuring works from local and internationally acclaimed street artists such as the UK's Phlegm and Belgiums's ROA, the artworks provide a colourful and quirky addition to this heritage city. Younger visitors might like to check out the latest addition in the shape of Ed Sheeran on Bath Street. Grab a free map from the iSITE or book a tour to find all the new and hidden pieces.
Otago Farmers Market
Voted the best market of its kind in New Zealand, the Otago Farmers Market is a thriving community hub, where foodies gather for their weekly treats. With a focus on local artisan producers, there is a mouth-watering selection of fresh produce, cheeses, baked goods, chocolate, dips and sauces, honey, meats and of course coffee on offer. The popular stall-holders sell out early so get in quick on Saturday mornings at the Dunedin Railway Station.
Get more details on the farmers market
Discover the Stunning Coastline
Not many people think of Dunedin as a beach city, but in fact there are over a dozen stunning stretches of sand within a short drive of the urban centre. On crisp autumn and winter days you'll often have these beautiful spots to yourself. St Clair and St Kilda Beaches are popular destinations closest to the city. Just a little out of town, you'll find Tunnel Beach, Brighton Beach, Long Beach, Purakanui Beach and Warrington Beach each of which has a unique character and gorgeous vistas.
Wonderful Walks and Bike Rides
Dunedin is an immensely walkable city with a compact urban centre and miles of beautiful hinterland and native bush within easy reach. A number of operators offer walking tours of the city and focus on heritage, street art, literature and even ghostly happenings, otherwise grab a map from the department of conservation and head out for a stroll.
Keen cyclists and mountain-bikers will also find plenty of routes to explore, ranging from easy harbourside jaunts through to more challenging hill-side trails. New Zealand's original great ride, the Otago Central Rail Trail begins in the outlying Dunedin settlement of Middlemarch and makes an excellent day ride, with the option to do the full trail through to Central Otago.
Delightful Gardens
A lush and verdant city, Dunedin has an excellent collection of gardens of national and international significant to explore. Closest to the central city, the Dunedin Botanic Gardens offer a peaceful haven to wander amongst an impressive collection of native and introduced flora complete with an indoor Edwardian-era Winter Garden. Larnach Castle, Olveston Historic Home, Glenfalloch Woodland Garden and the Dunedin Chinese Garden are other excellent options.
Baldwin Street
In Dunedin's North East Valley, Baldwin Street is recognised by the Guinness Book of Records as the steepest street in the world. The street runs up the northern side of Signal Hill, at slopes of up to 1:2.86 (for 2.86m horizontal distance, a rise of 1m). Try counting the steps; it takes about ten minutes, just to walk about 350 metres! But don't worry, there's a drinking fountain at the top. Insiders Tip - Walking backwards is heaps easier.
University of Otago
Take a self-guided tour or simply stroll around one of the world's most beautiful campuses. The University of Otago is New Zealand's oldest and celebrates 150 years in 2019. Start in our visitors' centre to learn more, or pick up a unique memento. Open six days a week.
The link is: www.otago.ac.nz/about/visitors-centre


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Spicer's is now a distribution centre of BLUEMAX shock absorber products for Suspension Supplies Australia. We provide a warehouse full of Bluemax Suspension stock which can only strengthen and add value to the services on offer to new and existing customers.
This will also ensure that customers will continue to receive the service and expertise they come to expect from Spicers Springs.
Bluemax Shock Absorbers
When it comes to improving your vehicle's performance, shock absorbers are probably one of the last things you consider. However, shock absorbers as an integral part of your vehicle's suspension, work to maximize the ability of your tyres to perform.
The springs in your suspension hold up the weight of your vehicle and help resist pitch to the front and rear, and (in conjunction with the vehicle's sway bars) resist lean to the side. Your shock absorbers are the primary suspension components that actually help "absorb shock" preventing continued bounce every time you accelerate, stop, corner or hit a bump. Shock absorbers are designed to slow and reduce these movements to help control the weight of the vehicle during transitions and allow your tyres to perform better as they accept your input.
When shock absorbers wear (often very slowly over tens of thousands of miles, making the deterioration less noticeable), their resistance to movement weakens, your vehicle's handling suffers, and tyres and suspension components wear abnormally. New shock absorbers can restore the performance that has been surrendered by weak shock absorbers on used cars. Even new cars can improve their performance by upgrading their shock absorbers.
Let us at Spicers Springs (Aust) offer you the discerning driver some expert advice on just what your vehicle may need from our extensive range of Bluemax Suspension and Shock absorbers to cover all aspects of today's motoring requirements.


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LIVERPOOL'S Metropolitan cathedral will be at the centre of one of Europe's biggest firework displays on New Year's eve.
The spectacular event will mark the end of the year of Faith in One City - the second themed year in the run-up to Liverpool becoming the capital of culture in 2008.
Five tonnes of fireworks have been loaded by a 300ft winch onto the roof of the city's Metropolitan Catholic cathedral ready for the display on Friday at 5.30pm.
It will be of similar scale to the display which marked the 100th anniversary of the laying of the foundation stone of Liverpool's Anglican cathedral in July.
The 20-minute show starts at the main steps, gradually moving up to the pinnacle, ending ina dazzling explosion of colour.
Liverpool Culture Company operations director Jason Harborow said: "This display will be a spectacular sight and a fitting end to our year of Faith In One City.
"The display will bea show like no other in the UK."
Councillor Warren Bradley, executive member for leisure, said: " Liverpool is fast gaining a reputation for hosting amazing firework festivals.
"Our events team has already won national awards for shows such as this one."


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SPASEProject ID: ENV4960280
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Coordinated in:Finland
Topic(s):02020103 - Industrial safety
Funding scheme:CSC - Cost-sharing contracts
The objective of this project is to develop SHE (Safety, Health and Environment) management methods applicable to small plants; it may also propose changes to the exisiting legislation.
The project is aimed at greatly improving the efficiency and effectiveness of small chemical process plants in complying with requirements for Safety, Health and Environment (SHE) management. In 1990, 92% of chemical process plants employed less than 100 people; 77% employed less than 20 people. Such small numbers of personnel imply very limited financial and technical resources. Indeed, it is quite common for plants at the lower end of the range to have only two people with any sort of technical qualification: a chemist and a maintenance person. In such cases, the ability of the staff to perform SHE audits, along the lines suggested in various industry publications, is extremely difficult and time consuming. Furthermore, small plants often lack the financial resources either to implement comprehensive SHE management plans or to introduce necessary safety equipment.
This project will result in three exploitable items to assist the development of SHE management methods applicable to small plants. These will be a methodology for SHE assurance in small plants, a major report on the SHE problems afflicting small plants, and a design for a computer-based system to support the developed methodology. Although the scope of the project precludes the involvement of divisions of large organisations, the methods developed will also be applicable to these.
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Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) stretching is the most common muscle stretching technique used at Chiro & Sports Med. PNF is used to enhance both active and passive range of motion with the ultimate goal being to optimise motor performance and rehabilitation. The literature regarding PNF has made the technique the optimal stretching method when the aim is to increase range of motion, especially in short-term changes.
Generally an active PNF stretch involves a shortening contraction of the opposing muscle to place the target muscle on stretch, this is followed by an isometric contraction of the target muscle. PNF can be used to supplement daily stretching and is employed to make quick gains in range of motion to help athletes improve performance. Aside from being safe and time efficient, the dramatic gains in range of motion seen in a short period of time may also promote compliance with the exercise and rehabilitation program.


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I am Salt. I am a Blogger. I write to season lives. I write to shine my little light. I write because I just love expressing myself, my views, my thoughts, and sometimes my angst in words! I also write because I see it is the outlet for my God-given "voice". Thank you for coming by! I hope you leave here inspired to be better, go further or at the very least I hope as you click away, there's a smile on your face.
Sunday, 4 October 2015
Simple Trust
Anyone who knows me knows how much I love W.M. Paul Young's books. 'The Shack' changed my life so dramatically that I gave out at least fifty copies free of charge. I couldn't help it. I wanted everyone I knew to experience what I can only call the 'enlightenment' just like I had. The confidence I have today about how much God loves me really took root deep inside me when I read ' The Shack' and his second book, 'Crossroads'. And now, I'm reading his latest book, 'Eve'.
*sghing with pleasure*
What a book! I just love how this guy captures God's truths. His writing is so fantastically unbelievable yet your heart accepts it. Does that make sense? Anyway, I hope you read the book. Then you can come back and tell me how you found it. OK? I'm still reading myself but I come to share something with you because perhaps like me, these words would bring peace to you. There is so much going on in my life at the moment. Mostly good but some bad too and some days I just wonder what the point of it all is. You know? Anyway, maybe it's just me but below are the words from 'Eve" that stilled the choppy thoughts in my head:
"Salt, you are in the rest of Those Who Know you completely and love you fully. Simple trust is your participation. Hear My Word each day and I will tell you The Good. This is neither command nor toil. It is easy and light".
I am in the Rest of My God who knows me completely and loves me fully! What could I possibly want that trumps that? Isn't knowing this enough! Shouldn't it be? Many times we act like it's not.
Anyway, I can't tell you how much I love these words out of " Eve" . I read them over and over. I underlined them and then read them again. And a fresh wave of inner peace washed over me. Take my name away and replace it with yours. Now read it all over again. Slowly. Then exhale and like me determine to do your part and let God do his. How do we do our part? How do we participate in this relationship? We do what God told little Adam to do.
We trust God.
We listen for 'The Good' He promises to tell us.
We obey Him.
We abide in His Rest.
Dass all.
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Iran has once again refused to freeze oil production – in fact, the Islamic Republic insists it will continue to increase output. Along with a pause in oil rig reductions, this caused oil prices to slide again on Monday.
"Oil fell $1 a barrel or more in early trade, the day after the Mehr news reported that Iran's Deputy Oil Minister Rokneddin Javadi said the country's crude exports, excluding gas condensates, would reach 2.2 million barrels per day (bpd) by the middle of summer from 2 million bpd now," Reuters reports.
Furthermore, a new industry report "showed the number of oil rigs operated by U.S. drillers held steady for the first time this year, following a near two-year slump in the count."
Only a stockpile drawdown, and problems associated with the wildfires in Canada, kept prices from dipping even further. In the long term, reduced production from collapsing Venezuela and chaotic Libya have been keeping prices up, which raises the question of what will happen to the oil market if either or both of those countries is restored to order and full productivity.
Bloomberg News reports Iranian officials saying they will not consider an output freeze until their oil output has returned to pre-sanctions levels.
"Stagnating rig counts and comments from Iranian officials show that the way up for the oil prices may come to an end now," said oil analyst Frank Klumpp of Landesbank Baden-Wuerttemberg, as quoted by Business Standard. This, in turn, would appear to dash hopes that OPEC would implement a production freeze to bring prices up.
Business Standard also cites a Goldman Sachs prediction that shale productivity will increase through 2020, "which will push average breakevens for shale plays below $50 per barrel for U.S. crude."


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Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TSX:TOU) ("Tourmaline" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that in connection with its previously announced bought-deal financing, Tourmaline and the syndicate of underwriters led by led by Peters & Co. Limited and including FirstEnergy Capital Corp., Scotia Capital Inc., National Bank Financial Inc., CIBC World Markets Inc., RBC Capital Markets, TD Securities Inc., BMO Capital Markets, and Raymond James Ltd. have agreed to increase the size of the financing. Tourmaline will now issue 9,000,000 common shares ("Common Shares") at a price of $27.11 per Common Share for gross proceeds of $243,990,000 (the "Offering"). The Underwriters will have an option to purchase up to an additional 15% of the Common Shares issued under the Offering at a price of $27.11 per Common Share to cover over-allotments exercisable in whole or in part at any time until 30 days after the closing. In conjunction with the Offering, certain officers, directors, employees of Tourmaline and their associates intend to participate by purchasing up to 30,000 Common Shares at a price of $27.11 per Common Share on a private placement basis.
The Offering will be completed by way of short form prospectus in all of the provinces of Canada and on a private placement basis in the United States pursuant to exemptions from the registration requirements of the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended, (the "U.S. Securities Act"). The Offering is subject to customary conditions including receipt of applicable regulatory approvals and is expected to close on or about April 5, 2016.
The net proceeds of the Offering and the private placement will be used to temporarily reduce indebtedness, for general working capital purposes, and to fund potential acquisition opportunities.
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Something is very human about counting, categorizing, and naming things. We all do it, implicitly or explicitly, like when we list things to buy at the grocery store. Sometimes we record the list; other times we don't. We are taught early in our schooling to make lists of tasks to be accomplished, gifts we'd like to get, spelling words to learn. We usually learn pretty early, too, that committing some things to paper can be hurtful or embarrassing, either to ourselves or others. As girls, we learned this getting caught passing notes about dreamed-for boyfriends in 5th grade. Nothing is quite like having the teacher read your private note aloud in class to teach you about secrecy—not to mention the wisdom of putting potentially embarrassing things on paper.
On the other hand, we can also understand, and usually sympathize with, the need of law enforcement to trace the behavior of criminals. In the wake of the Pentagon and World Trade Center attacks, many people see more clearly than before the benefits to law enforcement of being able to track and trace behavior. Without the massive data collection and retention that is part of our modern society, global authorities would not have been track down the involved parties as quickly as they did.


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And they are available all through November 20th of 2017. If you are interested in an annual family portrait session or some fun photos of the kids, couples with and without pets, this is the time of the year! You can also order greeting cards for the holidays from your own personalized gallery. Get ready and make 2017 last.
What you will get;
Sessions include:
Pre-session questionnaire followed up by consultation to discuss style, location, wardrobe, creative ideas, etc.
30 minutes of session time on a location in the Las Vegas valley or in Studio (please note, a travel fee may apply for locations that are more than 30 miles. I.E.: Mount Charleston, Boulder City, Nelson, etc.
Images presented via secure online gallery.
5 holiday greeting cards or digital files are available on USB/CD or DVD websized and watermarked for social media use only!
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except for the included 5 greeting cards and social media files, digital negatives are available for additional purchase. To obtain your edited images you will be able to order prints via a secure online gallery from where you can also share your images with friends and family.
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Big Data - knowledge extraction from biological databases
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- Lecturer(s) or Responsible(s): Teresa Nogueira (collaborator at cE3c)
- Department Responsible: Departamento de Biologia Vegetal (FCL)
- Data: July 10th, 2017 to July 14th, 2017
- Deadline for Applications: June 9th, 2017
- Duration: 36 hours
- Schedule: 9h-12h30 and 14h-17h30, Monday-Thursday; 9h-13h and 14h-18h Friday
- Nº (min, max) Students:
- Location: Departamento de Biologia Vegetal, Bloco C2, Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa, Campo Grande 1749-016 Lisboa
During recent decades we have witnessed a great development of bioinformatics that has led to the accumulation of a huge amount of biological information. The Bioinformatics and computational Biology aim at dealing with this large volume of data so that biological information can be extracted, generating scientific knowledge. Handling and mining big data is currently a subject of great interest and importance.
This course aim at familiarizing the attendees with the unix environment and shell scripting. The participants will develop and implement querying algorithms in order to generate metadata for analysis.
This course can have recognition of 6 ECTs for FCUL PhD students enrolling in it as part of their first doctoral year. For FCUL PhD students only requiring 5 ECTs recognized in their specific PhD programs the last 6 hours of the course are not mandatory and the certificate will be on 'Topics in Big Data – knowledge extraction from biological databases'.
Minimal formation of students: bachelor degree in Biology, Biochemistry or related areas.
Directed to: PhD or MSc students, postdocs, and professionals working in Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Genetics and related topics.
General Plan
- Introduction to Unix/Linux operating systems
- Unix command line, environment, settings, file system hierarchy, etc.
- Regular expressions and their use while dealing with biological information
- Shell commands: metacharacter expansion, redirection, pipes and filters
- Unix programming: shell scripting, arguments, status, variables, loops, etc.
- Grep commands
- Awk scripting language
- Files transfer protocol
- Data mining: bibliographic records, gene orthology and synteny of orthologs, biological sequences and annotation data, gene context or correlation, etc.
- Relational databases and data warehousing
- Analysis and discussion of case studies
Students fees
Free for 1st year PhD students in the Doctoral program in Biology (FCUL), Biodiversity, Genetics and Evolution (BIODIV UL; UP) and Biology and Ecology of Global Changes (BEAG UL, UA) when the course counts credits for their formation, in which case the delivery of a final report done after the course is mandatory; 25 € for PhD students from institutions of the PEERS network (cE3c, CFE); 125 € for FCUL Master students and unemployed; 180 € for BTI, BI and other PhD students; 250 € for Professional and postdocs.
When the maximum number of students is reached 10 vacancies will be available for non-paying 1st year PhD students mentioned above, being, by order of preference: 1) cE3c students; 2) BIODIV students (not from cE3c); 3) FCUL students (not from cE3c); 4) BEAG students (not from FCUL).
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New to camping? No worries… so is everyone else (who really camps?). This event is for mature adults (no kids or pets). We have couples, single people, newly divorced people, people that don't want their pictures, etc.; come one come all!
Yes. During the checkout section, select the "Partial.ly" payment option. This option will allow you to choose your deposit and flexible payment plan.
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201 Mt. Breeze Camp, New Braunfels, Texas 78132
Tickets can only be purchased ahead of the event. The event sells out in advance, so please do not show up expecting to buy a ticket on site (you will be turned around). In addition, guests without the appropriate wristbands will be escorted off the campground, and not allowed to re-enter.
No, your name will be on the list electronically/automatically. No tickets, shirts, or parking passes will be mailed.
Yes, there are several companies that will deliver an RV to camp for you, and set it up. They typically cost $150 a night to rent. Here are our 2 favorites:
- http://nboutdooradventures.com/
- http://curlsrvrental.com/
We will float the Comal River, with transportation leaving from camp. Separate charges apply.
There are no refunds. Tickets are transferable to other people, other Urban Camp Weekend events, or Urban Excursion Weekend events. Transfers and name changes are $25 per transfer before the deadline (20 days before the event / October 6th, 2018) and $45 after. If you purchase/sell a ticket, it's your responsibility to make sure the $25 (or $45) fee has been paid, and the ticket is actually transferable. RV's, Cabins, previously transferred and/or discounted tickets are non-transferable to other events or people. If you originally bought a transferred ticket, early bird ticket, special promo ticket, or won a free ticket, it is non-refundable or transferable to another event or person. If your original ticket was less than $75, it's non-transferable. ALL TRANSFERS FOR URBAN CAMP WEEKEND 2018 MUST BE COMPLETED BY END OF DAY (6 DAYS BEFORE THE EVENT / OCTOBER 20TH, 2018.) All transfers are done and confirmed in writing via email to email@example.com.
Transfer Process:
- Log in to your PayPal account, send the transfer fee to firstname.lastname@example.com, and note in the comment section "Transfer ticket to ________(first and last name of the attendee)".
- Email firstname.lastname@example.com advising the following:
- You are no longer attending Urban Camp Weekend.
- The transfer fee was paid via PayPal.
- Include the first and last name of the new ticket holder.
- Carbon copy (cc) the new ticket holder on the email.
- All campers are required to check in at registration upon arrival to Mountain Breeze. Please bring a copy of the transfer ticket email to ensure the correct names are reflected in the system.
Tents are set up on a first come first serve basis anywhere that's not already roped off specifically by UCW. Well over 90% of our guests will be pitching a tent, so the earlier you arrive, the better. The 10 small cabins are located to the left as soon as you enter the campground. There are nine 10×12 (two-person) cabins with 1 full-size bed, an a/c unit, and a picnic table and pit outside. The one12x16 cabin is a four-person cabin with 2 full-size beds and the same amenities. Neither of the cabin options has restrooms or showers directly inside, however, there are private restrooms and showers located next to the cabins for you to use.
Cabin purchases include your general admission.
When you pull into the campground, park against the back fence-line area. You will NOT be able to drive to your spot and unload this year, due to the number of campers. Cars that are not properly parked will be towed at the owner's expense.
When purchasing group tickets, you are responsible for listing your group names in the notes section of the purchase or emailing us within a week of purchase to list your ticket holders names. If not, they will be required to check-in at the same time as you for the event, as they will not be on our list. If they decide to show up at different times and are not accompanied by you, they will be turned away.
Yes (but contact us first, additional charges will apply) Each guest staying in the RV must be registered at the regular ticket price. We have 30 and 50 amp sites with electricity and water supplied for every RV or 5th wheel pop-up camper. Again, an RV reservation is for the RV only; each individual must purchase a ticket.
Yes, you can arrive as early as 3 a.m. on Friday morning. If you want to arrive earlier in the week (ie Monday- Thursday), pay the campsite directly, and tell them you're with our party once you get there. Don't forget to register again on Friday to receive your two new wristbands which are different than the Thursday wristband. (You will be escorted off the property if you don't have the proper wristbands)
Absolutely! We may even give you some extra meat to cook!
Of course they did; they paid early. We'd make that friend drive for not telling you earlier, and don't give them gas money! Our prices go up as it gets closer to the event; they will not go down. But seriously, stiff your friend on the gas money and call it even!
Of course, but please bring extension cords so that you can place your generator away from other tents (if it's loud.)
Yes (However, it's very, very, very limited); bring a powerstrip, and maybe someone with a generator will share electricity… Again, it's camping, you won't really need it. (hint: Most of the electricity is located by the river)
Yes, there will be 4 police officers on the premises at all times. We will also have a personal security officer in our area. (We haven't had any problems in the past, and we intend to keep it that way)
No, we are in a private area with different wristbands. There's really no need to call the campsite, even though people try it every year.
The deadline is a moving target, and yes the price will change closer to the event date. Pre-registration has traditionally filled up months in advance, forcing us to raise the registration fee or cut-off the registrations entirely.
Based on our recent surveys, we have started selling wristbands for meal plans. The majority of our guest's grill or cook on their own, so there's no reason for us to charge them for food they haven't been eating. This allows us to keep the cost of camp down and enjoyable for all. There will be food for purchase via the meal plan, front office, and by various vendors on site. To guarantee food, meal plans should be purchased ahead of time.
If someone you know (or you) would like to be a vendor at the largest camping event in the country, have them email firstname.lastname@example.com with their complete business information (social media pages and a little bit about the company is the bare minimum). THERE IS NO ADDITIONAL FEE TO BE A VENDOR FOR MINORITY-OWNED BUSINESSES. We have limited space available, so the earlier the better.
A Few Things to Bring:
- Tent (metal stakes works best)
- Hammer / Mallet
- Cooler with snacks (beef jerky, fruit, etc.)
- Air mattress / sleeping pad / cot / tarp / blanket
- Trash bags
- Containers for food storage/drinks for the river
- Hat / cheap sunglasses
- Swimsuit/ towel/swim shoes
- Battery operated fan/everything
- Shower shoes/flip flops
- Soap in plastic case/shampoo
- Toiletries
- Sunscreen/chapstick
- Bug repellent/ant poison to sprinkle around your tent
- Extension cords for the generators
- Theme party – Any glow stuff or led stuff for the glow party
- If you have allergies bring allergy medicine
- Portable cell phone charger
- Games (Tailgate type games) / folding chair
- A lot of bottled water
- And a positive attitude, because we are family!
We are charged for every human being that steps foot on the campground; purchase a general admission ticket, and you can choose to stay or come and go as you please throughout the weekend.


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Brian is responsible for the standards efforts of Kandou Bus. Brian was the Co-founder of StrataCom, a frame relay and ATM switching equipment company that was acquired by Cisco Systems in 1996 for 4 Billion USD. Brian was the founder and CEO of Network Synthesis, which was acquired by IgT in 1996, where Brian remained as CTO. IgT was acquired by PMC-Sierra in 1998, where Brian remained until 2007, serving as their Director of Standards. He is the MA&E Co-Chair of the Optical Internetworking Forum (OIF), is active in several committees at JEDEC, and tracks 802.3. He is a Fellow, Technical Chair & President of the Hypertransport Consortium and has participated in numerous other standards bodies. He has written three books. Brian has 35 issued U.S. Patents and has several submitted patent applications. He holds a Bachelor of Science with highest honors in Electrical Engineering from U.C. Davis and an MBA from Cornell University, where he took most of his electives in EE & CS. Brian lives in Silicon Valley.


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Most of our gaming systems now have been pretty much the same. We control a character which is displayed on the screen. Sure there have been advancements such as the Kinect and the Wii and gaming systems like the PS3 and XBox which are considerably faster than before, but the method of communication between the game and human has remained relatively unchanged. However, with the advent of new technologies, that may change. An example is this video on YouTube. It basically makes the best equivalent of a holodeck from star trek (even though it does require help from some humans in the background). Projector systems seems like the way to go for immersive gaming. They are compact and able to adapt to different set ups. However, the best system is useless without a good game. Good video games are not good because of the graphics or gaming system. They are good because the game is fun to play. (Repackaging Call of Duty does not count as a new game). The race for technology is nice, but we will not see games with good story lines until game developers realize this.
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With the NYPD's controversial stop-and-frisk practice seeing an alarming all-time high in 2011, Councilman Jumaane Williams is proposing serious changes to the policy, most notably requiring officers to provide their business cards to individuals that are stopped.
The proposal will also prohibit the NYPD from profiling on the base of age, sexual orientation, immigration status, and other potentially biased factors.
Williams explained the purpose of his three-part bill on Thursday, "There's a lot of inherent tension when a police officer stops someone. There's a lot of mistrust in the community. I think a lot of that can be eased by officers identifying themselves so people know what's happening."
The New York Daily News reports that the implementation of business cards has been a standard practice in Portland, Oregon for the last two years.
Civil liberty groups have long criticized the unpopular practice, which many believe unfairly targets blacks and latinos. In 2011 alone, 87 percent of the 684,330 patted down by the NYPD were either black or Latino. 92 percent were male.
Williams has been an outspoken critic of stop-and-frisk and even sent a letter to Department of Education Chancellor Dennis Walcott asking to discuss a potential "Know Your Rights" training in schools in order to protect young people about how to manage a situation in which they are stopped by authorities.
Earlier this year, a disgraced NYPD officer pleaded guilty to falsely accusing a black man of resisting arrest while conducting the stop-and-frisk practice. Officials say Michael Daragjati wrongly arrested the man after Daragjati became angry after the man asked for his badge number.
Following the Daragjati's arrest, Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer spoke out against the practice and said, "I have never been stopped and frisked. But I can no longer look mothers and grandmothers in the eye, knowing in the bottom of my heart that there is a two-tiered justice system."


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CCC selects and uses materials and techniques that it believes are the most appropriate to the purpose, based on quality, appearance and price.
Where required, or where we consider it prudent, we will only use components that are individually certificated as meeting the required BS, DIN, or UIAA standard.
Many components are stamped with their safe working load, SWL, or working load limit, WLL.
This can at times cause confusion, UIAA insist that
a climbing sling is labelled with its fail load, typically 2.5t. whilst
BS insist that slings are labelled with their SWL. A commercial sling labelled
2.5t would in fact fail under a load of 17.5t. Confused? That's why I am
Many of our components and materials are quite innovative. We have designed and have manufactured through a sub-contractor a galvanised bracket for attaching ropes to trees.
Approved by arboriculturalists and simple to fit the bracket offers a neat attachment which has a theoretical fail load of over 6 t. We have tested it to 5t quite satisfactorily.
Under its designed usage we would not expect them to carry a load higher than .5t. These brackets are sold to a number of other ropes course manufacturers.
Our main load bearing ropes are quite unique. Where others use either 10mm wire or polypropylene we use polyethylene, our manufacturer cannot tell us how long it will last - they have only been making it for 40 years. Polyethylene is what your car seat belt is made from.
We use rope
of 28mm diameter with four strands rather than three because it is kind on
hands and feet. Not content with this we insert a 6mm flexible wire through
the middle, this is not to increase the strength but to limit stretch in
the system, reducing the amount of re-tensioning which is required after
Any timber that we use is treated to prevent damage from rot or insect infestation. Depending on the application the guarantee on this may be as high as 40 yrs.
Where painting is required this is applied over an approved treatment. We use a Scandinavian product that allows the timber to breathe and is non-toxic to fauna and flora.
The ground beneath a ropes course needs a friendly surface, this is not only to protect clients in the event of a fall. The correct material will help to keep the equipment clean and protect the ground from compaction and prevent damage to tree roots.
There is a wide range of products on the market all of which have advantages depending on circumstances. As ever you get what you pay for and if the budget will allow a little more spent at installation will pay off later.
Basically if a course is built on or around trees we would recommend a "forest" product. These are available in a vast range of styles the main cost being transport.
They do require regular forking and redistribution with a rake and of course are degrading from day one. Annual topping up is to be expected and eventually total replacement. In other areas pea-gravel is the best option, readily available at reasonable cost its performance is excellent and it does not rot.
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Organic opportunity
With 690ha (1700 acres) of good wheat growing land in Hertfordshire, Ian Pigott would not be high up many impartial observers' lists as a candidate for organic conversion.
But that is just what he is about to take his 240ha in-hand business through, starting next month.
"My farming ethics are environmentally minded," he says. "I'm a LEAF demonstration farmer.
I do a lot of work with the RSPB. My environmental persuasion makes me less resistant to farming organically."
So why on a farm that is capable of averaging over 8t/ha of wheat, 3.5-3.75t/ha of oilseed rape and 4.5-5t/ha of winter beans is he making the switch to a system that will expose him to lower yields and, arguably, more risk?
"If you asked me five years ago whether I'd go organic, I would have said it wasn't for me. But there has been a big change in my mindset.
The driver has been economic."
That is because, in Mr Pigott's view, 8t/ha of wheat is just not enough at today's prices, if you take out the single farm payment.
"Unless you can average 10t/ha of conventional wheat, I don't think you've got a business that will survive in the UK.
Being on the edge of Harpenden, my business is diversified: Farming, horses and office lets.
In my opinion, Pillar 1 payments will disappear within eight or so years.
By analysing my figures in detail it has become apparent that without the single payment there would be cross-subsidisation from my non-farming income.
"I am prepared to invest in agriculture, but it has got to be a good investment.
We are very well located for office lets, so money spent on the farm has to be spent shrewdly.
The organic option is a way of making the farming business sustainable and also offers more opportunities."
Those opportunities manifest themselves in a number of guises, Mr Pigott says.
"One is the change in organic feed rations legislation, from December 2007, which will increase the demand for organic grains.
Another is that going to organic arable is harder than for a livestock situation, so I felt that offers more scope."
The rising cost of inputs – fertiliser, diesel and agrochemicals – is also a consideration.
And lower crop yields mean less storage requirement (offering let storage space opportunities) and reduced drying charges, and there is the value of the organic straw, worth about 65/t.
And, he acknowledges, public perception is also important.
"You can crystal ball gaze on the possibilities for conventional arable from biofuels and commodity prices, but farming this close to London will become more difficult.
People don't want to see sprayers running up and down the field."
But learning to grow crops organically without the aid of "fire-brigade" conventional treatments or the benefit of livestock in the rotation represents a steep learning curve, Mr Pigott accepts.
"I've looked at other organic farms to see if I can get my head around it.
I have done a lot of reading.
And, of course, once you have said 'yes', you have got two years during the conversion phase in effect to learn."
It is worth giving it a shot, he believes.
"I'm very excited about it. Conventional farming has lost its excitement.
This is going to be a lot more challenging.
It's a five-year commitment under the Organic ELS scheme.
If it doesn't work, we will do something else!"
He also has the backing of his family.
"I'm very lucky that my father is very supportive.
I think he's quite excited, too.
We will be drawing on some of the knowledge he first got when we were a mixed farm in the 1950s."


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A federal judge has ruled that Facebook must face two class action lawsuits claiming the company concealed slowing ad growth in its initial public offering (IPO) in 2012, and helped its underwriters make a $2.4 billion profit by shorting 63 million shares on inside information.
Judge Robert Sweet for the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York ruled that plaintiffs for California government pension funds and other institutional investors may have a basis to allege that social networking company Facebook, that went public with a peak market capitalization of over $104 billion, may have knowingly over-emphasized the growth of advertising in its mobile business just before the IPO.
The Court also approved consolidations of 41 class action lawsuits against Facebook; founder Mark Zuckerberg and other officers; the NASDAQ exchange; and underwriters.
The litigation involves Facebook's filing of an S-1 registration statement with the Securities ad Exchange Commission on May 12, 2012 that valued the company at $77 billion to $96 billion.
The prospectus given to potential investors at the time highlighted the company's phenomenal growth in "users." But is alleged to have failed to explain the fact that there was a huge difference between the revenue generated from serving ads to laptop and desktop computer users on one hand, versus smartphone users on the other.
Facebook is alleged to have made "disclosure of certain forward looking projections to analysts employed by its underwriters," led by Morgan Stanley, such that in the beginning of the second quarter of 2012, "growth in the number of Facebook's daily active users continued to outpace growth in the number of ads delivered."
On Friday, May 18, 2012, Facebook released its IPO at a peak market capitalization of over $104 billion, or $38 a share. Having set a new record high for a technology IPO, Media pundits called Facebook a "cultural touchstone."
Demand for the offering was so strong, Morgan Stanley and its underwriting banks sold 484 million shares of Facebook at $38 each. At the same time, they bought 421 million shares of Facebook from the company and its investor, at $37.582 each. The underwriters made a fee of 1.1 percent on the 421 million shares they bought from Facebook at $37.582 and sold at $38.
The underwriters also sold about 63 million shares of Facebook they didn't own in what is called a "short." The underwriters had the option right from Facebook for at least to a 120-day period to buy up 15 percent more stock from a company at $37.582 to fill potential higher demand in the offering.
But the next day, on a Saturday when very few financial analysts were around, Facebook filed a "May 19 2012 Amendment to the S-l Registration Statement, which disclosed the negative data given to the underwriters before the offering.
Facebook stock price fell by more than 50 percent, to under $18 in the next three months. It is believed that Morgan Stanley and the other underwriters made up to a $2.4 billion profit on the short.
Facebook's stock eventually turned around and has tripled in price in the last three years since the IPO.
But Judge Sweet seemed to indicate that shareholders have the right to a trial to determine if Facebook should have publicly revealed its internal projections on how increased mobile usage might have reduced future revenue, rather than quietly warning its underwriters, which then cut their earnings forecasts.


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When I first moved to Seoul I wanted to eat everything! I love tasting new foods. It's my main priority when visiting a new country. Korean food is so delicious and, when you're a vegetarian, tends to get a little carb-heavy. Each season brings new seasonal dishes and I didn't want to miss out on anything.
I was noticing that my clothes weren't quite fitting the same way after a few months of living in Seoul. There was the daily presence of birthday cake in the teachers' room that I couldn't resist, the white rice with every meal and the alcohol (shhh…don't tell my mom).
Being a teacher in Korea was wonderful but there were definitely temptations. After learning that I could still enjoy all the foods I wanted to taste while maintaining my weight, I became a much happier person.
I want to share a few tips with you below that I hope you will find helpful 🙂
The key to successful weight control is learning to listen to your body's cues. You want to eat when you feel hungry, but not famished. Feeling overly hungry can trigger overeating. The following tips can help you get in touch with the signs of hunger and satiety to prevent overeating:
- Stick to a schedule – Plan to eat every three to four hours, stopping after dinner.
- Include lean protein – Protein-rich foods such as lean meat, fish, poultry, egg whites, tofu and legumes help you feel full longer because they require more time to digest and absorb than other nutrients. Divide your protein intake among three meals and two snacks. Protein-rich snack choices include nuts, soy nuts, edamame, hard-boiled eggs, part-skim cheese, yogurt and/or a protein bar.
- Don't skip protein at breakfast – Research suggests that eating lean protein in the morning keeps you satisfied longer than if eaten at other times of the day.
- Choose low-glycemic foods – Avoid refined (white) and sugary foods (hard to avoid white rice in some restaurants, but there are places that serve brown rice). These are high-glycemic foods that cause blood glucose and insulin levels to spike after eating. In response to excess insulin, blood glucose levels drop more quickly over the next few hours, which can trigger hunger and overeating. Low-glycemic foods are more slowly digested and help keep hunger at bay. They include beans, lentils, nuts, pasta, brown rice, sweet potatoes, steel-cut or large-flake oatmeal, oat bran, Red River cereal, 100% bran cereals, yogurt, milk, unflavored soy milk, apples, oranges, peaches, pears and berries.
- Add grapefruit – People who eat grapefruit have significantly lower levels of insulin after eating which was thought to control hunger.
- Spice up meals – Capsaicin, the component that gives red chili peppers their heat, can reduce hunger and increase calorie burning. Adding cayenne pepper to meals was effective at reducing appetite for fatty, salty and sweet foods, especially among people who did not consume it regularly. (Lots of spicy food in Korea!!)
- Chew sugarless gum – A recent study found that chewing gum for one hour in the morning helped participants eat fewer calories at lunch. Chewing stimulates nerves in the jaw connected to the brain region that regulates satiety.
- Slow down – It takes roughly 20 minutes for appetite-related hormones to kick in and tell your brain you've had enough food. After every bite, put down your knife and fork, chew thoroughly and sip water. Do not pick up your utensils until your mouth is empty.
- Savour your food and ban distractions – Eating in front of the television, while reading, or while driving leads to mindless eating. Reserve the kitchen or dining-room table for meals and pay attention to the delicious flavors and aromas in your meal. (This was difficult for me when I lived alone – try listening to podcasts instead)
- Rate your hunger – Determine how hungry – or satisfied – you feel before you eat, halfway through a meal, and after you finish. Stop eating when you feel about 70% full.


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Douglas James Elwood, 88, of Etowah, peacefully passed away in his sleep shortly after noon on Sunday, December 30, 2012 at his home surrounded by members of his family. Doug led a life of service to his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. He was a member of the Knoxville Presbytery and attended Etowah Presbyterian Church. […]Continue Reading →
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So Good Man and I bought some tea. On the left we have corn silk tea, and on the right, raisin tea.
The corn silk tea also says "V-line face," meaning it will make your face into an attractive V shape. This is never translated into English. And one of the ingredients is "etc."
The Korean on the raisin tea is translated into English. As you can see, "it's for men" and great as a hangover cure.
Gendered Tea
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Aqua Gleam De-ionising Water Filter
Many car care enthusiasts enjoy washing their cars but find the drying process frustrating. Why? Because towel drying has a tendency to cause marring (unless a time consuming patting method is employed), and leaving the car to dry off naturally often results in water spots appearing. Water spots form when tap water evaporates, and are made of a mineral called calcium carbonate. When this mineral dries out and hardens in hot sunny weather it often becomes difficult to remove, and in extreme cases it can etch the underlying paint. Using an Aqua Gleam De-ionising Water Filter combats this problem by filtering out the calcium carbonate in your tap water. You can then rinse your car and leave it to dry naturally with no fear of water spots forming. The benefits are huge; it not only guarantees a spot-free finish, but also saves you time and cuts out all of the marring-risk associated with towel drying. However, the downside is the Aqua Gleam De-ionising Water Filter has a finite lifespan. Therefore, it is important to choose the right version for the type of tap water you have, as this will help to ensure you benefit from as long a working life as possible. We also recommend using old and new filters in tandem (ideally in a wall mounted stack, with the oldest filter acting as a pre-filter for the newest one), as this ekes out their lifespans even further.
The Aqua Gleam De-ionising Water Filter purifies ordinary tap water by passing it through a chemically reactive resin that strips it of calcium carbonate and other dissolved minerals. Two different versions of the Aqua Gleam De-ionising Water Filter are available; 0 ppm and 30 ppm. The 0 ppm version uses a premium mixed-bed ion-exchange resin that purifies tap water fully to zero parts per million (mineral content). Water this pure provides the best results, but producing it uses up the filtering ability of the resin quite quickly. As such, the 0 ppm version is ideal for use with soft and medium tap water, which needs minimal filtering to begin with. In areas with hard tap water (see map above), it is preferable to use the 30 ppm version instead. This is because the 30 ppm version uses a high capacity resin that limits purification to thirty parts per million (mineral content). This is still sufficient to give spot-free results but demands less of the resin, thus helping to counter the challenge posed by hard water and prolong its working life. The life expectancy of each Aqua Gleam De-Ionising Water Filter wholly depends on how much water is drawn through it and how much mineral content it has to remove, and can thus vary considerably (see graph above). In both versions, the resin gradually changes colour (blue to brown for the 0 ppm version, green to brown for the 30 ppm version) as it becomes exhausted.
You should attach your Aqua Gleam De-ionising Water Filter to a standard hosepipe. Under no circumstances should you try to connect it to a pressure washer; you may damage it if you do. For best results and maximum life expectancy, we recommend wall mounting your filter (with Aqua Gleam Wall Mounting Clamps) and metering out the purified water into a large watering can (using a hose connector with a control valve fitted to the output end of the filter - these can be purchased at most garden centres). Doing this will help to avoid unnecessary wastage. The rinse procedure is best performed as follows. Firstly, rinse off the suds from the wash stage with ordinary tap water. Then turn off the tap, de-pressurise your hose and attach it to your filter. Next, open the control valve and turn the tap back on (this will allow the air in the filter to escape safely as flow commences). Once the watering can is full of purified water, turn off the control valve and begin rinsing your car, working from the top down. It typically takes fifty to sixty litres to rinse an average-sized car, so you will need to repeat this step several times. Once you've rinsed off the whole car, turn off the tap while refilling the watering can; this will de-pressurise the system safely. Once flow has ceased, disconnect your hose and pack everything away - you can now leave your car to dry naturally with no fear of water spots forming! Finally, note that the resin in your filter may degrade if it's exposed to a significant amount of sunlight, so if your filter is mounted in a sunny position cover it with a towel in between uses.
|Rigid polyvinyl chloride filter body & polypropylene end caps
|ø 100 mm x 350 mm
|Net weight:
|2.5 kg
|Purity level:
|0 ppm or 30 ppm


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DEAL: Subway Brek-Fest – 99p Mega Melt Sub (18 to 24 September)
From 18 September to 24 September, Subway's Brek-Fest week is back and you can get a Mega Melt Sub for just 99p!
You'll get a 6-Inch Mega Melt Sub with bacon, sausage, cheese and poached egg every day for the promotion until 11am.
It's also available at other times at participating stores.
To take advantage of this deal and to locate your closest Subway store, click here. Please note not all stores are participating.
For more Subway deals, coupons and vouchers, click on one of these links:
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Eating Out More Often
Lately, I've been eating out a lot since I have no time to cook plus the kitchen here is still not a good place for cooking. I think it will be at least a month or so before this kitchen would be functional. That's why I couldn't wait for my apartment where I could comfortably cook, eat and sleep. I don't even want to check my weight right now since I know it would be an astonishing additional pounds after eating out a lot! I would end up looking up for diet pill reviews just to find something that could help me slim down a bit. Crazy thought eh? Yeah, even if people tells me I don't look fat at all! One of the sickness I have, hehehe!


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New Real groper in Japanese train VOL.03
The origin of the real molester is here! !
Festival It's a festival! Celebration of the uniform is here! Real molester is Nerawareru students who rode to aim first of this season tune! ! Send 19-year-old duo, it sneaks story of Annals molester. Deep feeling, nothing to say! The real thing that can be seen is here. Whether the sidelines of the young people who pretend to be strong in the face pallor!
"Student's debut," "In the past, was sober, now is rolled spear at the club for a drink sir," girls' high school in the big tits, is puss that was too ride to the tune have also done dancing to infiltrate elements. "I'm are kind of there ..." forced to make a smile her. Well no wonder Once nipples lower body also turned Konekuri behind the scenes. Deca areola, figure trembling is Masagura Deca nipple in the dark is still puss! Although good to fear the pervert in reality! !
Genuine lass that has been caught in a barnstorming. It looks she like innocent school idol. But a woman with a natural own man surgery seems to have played for a long time. Although "no man, morose ~'ll fall picking", "all right - if you say matter of taste," "touch that'll help me Speaking of - I do not want even" punished that licked the man say . She's to infiltrate showing the margin but is not the silent transformation our train the E cup, such as the pure white snow! Glared at molester, see facial expressions mind at the mercy of the fight back to, but ... the fingertips of the technique down the shoes will be conquered! ! "I was put in Ana●, but I was fun!" Answer the impossible while Hikitsura the face she still children. I say such a thing is really polluted! Poor reality polluted to inexperienced molester. Do not miss the woman's point of view that was submission! ! !
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When I was a student, I went to a molesting hunt because of youth. I have had experience of drinking mischievous baths like a splendid return. "I could not catch it even if I wanted to catch it ..." "It felt embarrassed feeling in front of my friends ..." Once you become an adult you can do it! And rebellious to molests. Punishment for fingers to a woman who passed the world too much. A big tits Yankee woman who is maddened by the technique of molester and scattered also in pathetic. In the train, the body that moves unnaturally with bicubles is a proof of a loser. "Dangerous ... uncanny dirty ..." What did the woman who did not become a word saw! Is it?
→ New Real groper in Japanese train VOL.03~Snene02~
She is said to be a constitution that will attract motherfuckers everyday in my school days. "I was scared and could not say anything ..." Now that I graduate, I can revenge if I can complain to a pervert. There is no hus which a pervert misses Lori face height height! Hopeless baits wearing uniforms scatter eaten unscrupulously. "Akan ... No, well ..." The word that faces downward and shines while shoulder shoulder. It's a requiem that makes a pervert molest. I do not mind an urban train! What to appeal with the eye that is about to cry In the past, students who were prey to molest, now tremble the body as they become adults. Look straight at the reality that it attacks to the extent that it can not recover! It is!


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"Bringing the ball up," said Kobe Bryant, "and having me kind of initiate the offense and score and stuff like that, it's making me work a little more than I will when Gatsby gets back." … Gatsby would be [Steve] Nash, sidelined until at least Monday because of a small fracture in his left leg. […]
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"A Doctor's View of Obamacare and Trumpcare From Rural Georgia," The New Yorker | link
"The Onion Struggles to Lampoon Trump," The New Yorker | link
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"Busted," The New Yorker | link
"Golden State and the Mathematical Magic of 73," The New Yorker | link
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"Young Man In A Hurry," Outside Magazine | link
"He Ran These Streets," Runner's World Magazine | link
"Fair Chase," Outside Magazine | .pdf
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"The Chewing Sound and the Fury," The New Republic Magazine | link
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