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Sangrias and margaritas are often associated with the warm summer months. They are both well received when served cold and are quite refreshing. They are also great with almost any meal and serve as a go-to drink for socializing. Obviously, margaritas can be consumed at any time of the year as can sangrias, but sometimes in the dead of winter after a cold drive home or a day outside with the kids, a warm beverage is just what will hit the spot.
I've never seen or heard about warm margaritas and it seems all kinds of wrong even to contemplate. However, sangrias can easily be adapted to warm your chilled bones. There are many different recipes for warm sangria out there in the world but they all share the same base drink and only the spices and/or fruit will differ. Ultimately the differences between the recipes come down to your own personal preferences as to what fruit to add. This will obviously change the flavor profile of the drink in some subtle and not so subtle ways.
Another key difference is how much syrup you use to thicken it up. You wouldn't really want a super thin drink especially if you are suffering from a cold. So the thicker it is, the better it coats your throat on the way down. You could probably find recipes with ingredients that can help open up your airways or maybe help you fall asleep. Also by thickening the drink, you are adding density to it thus allowing it to retain its warmth for a longer period of time. Just be careful how thick you make it because at a certain point, it will lose its refreshing attributes and become too much like a Bailey's Irish Cream or the like. Though good, especially with coffee, it lacks a refreshing quality and rather makes one thirsty. At least it does for me.
So if this winter you find yourself chilled and you like hot ciders, then perhaps try a warm/hot sangria. Otherwise you could just drink margaritas until you can't feel the cold anymore. I guess you could try a warm margarita. Let me know how that one turns out, but it just seems wrong to me.
My point being that many things that we think we know for one thing or another is only a matter of preconceived notions and personal preferences. Almost anything can be altered in such a way that it is useful at all times of the year. Like sangrias and margaritas. They aren't only summer drinks, you just think they are. So go ahead and try a warm glass of sangria. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised. Don't try a warm margarita, they're pretty much perfect just the way they are. Not to mention it would be weird. However, if you can prove me wrong, then by all means do so.
Tim Hiller is a freelance writer that needs hot beverages like warm sangrias, not margaritas, to make it through winter in the Midwest. http://www.osorioslatinfusion.com


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As per the reports, the attackers have torn down posters of the two brands in addition to destroying their shops. It remains unclear whether store personnel, or any other individuals inside those stores, were injured during the attack.
The incident is not only harming those Chinese companies but also the properties and investment of our fellow Indians. These attacks could only dampen China's economic relationship with India, a major market for most Chinese electronic products.
It is already a known fact to everyone that the Indian smartphone market is completely dominated by Chinese smartphone vendors including Gionee, Vivo, and Oppo. According to the earlier reports, Oppo and Vivo are looking to overtake Samsung in the Offline Market in India by Investing Rs. 2200 Crore for Marketing.
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Wedding Season(s)
This past weekend was the start of KED's busy wedding season and Saturday was beautiful! However, Sunday and today have been anything but. Given the rain and chilly temperatures in Charlotte over the past few days it felt appropriate to share my anxiety over wedding weather.
There are so many things we wedding designers are able to control with regards to wedding day. We tend to over communicate and over prepare with vendors so we face as little mishaps as possible. One vendor we are never able to get in touch with is the weather man/woman. They seem unfazed by our rain dances, constant refreshes on Weather Underground and prayers every night the week prior to the big event. There is simply nothing we can do other than have plans B/C/D/E (you get the idea) ready to implement at a moment's notice.
The bigger issue is not letting this anxiety show to your clients. I am working on the poker face, but I'm also a realist. Although our lovely bride might want cocktails al fresco, if the rain chance is hovering around 60% and the radar says, "RAIN IS COMING. DON'T KID YOURSELF," I call it and move on to my less appealing but equally as beautiful plan B. I have found that being decisive and listening to the client's wishes but also being honest is the best plan of attack. It hasn't failed me yet and clients will understand. I also try to prepare them for the rain plan from the beginning of planning so when we do have to move to plan B they are well versed on how it will unfold.
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19 August 2018
The Londoner's Guide to London
Total films seen so far this year: 405Films seen in the last two weeks: For A Good Time, Call..., Fun Size, Call Me Kuchu, Broken, The Master (again), Excision, A Late Quartet, Happy Happy
Mickey and George: Disney Buys Lucas, Announces New Star Wars Film
This week, unless you've been frozen in either cryogenic suspension or carbonite, you cannot fail to have missed the news that the House of Mouse bought Lucasfilm for a cool $4.05 billion and promptly announced their intentions to make a new Star Wars trilogy that would comprise episodes 7, 8 and 9 of the Star Wars saga. Several issues arise as a result of this news.The first is the shocking failure of film journalists everywhere to pick up on this news in any way, shape or form before this week (when I asked on Twitter if this was really the case, it turned out that SlashFilm had tweeted the rumour over a year ago, but either no-one believed it or no-one, including SlashFilm themselves, followed up on it). Just how it's possible for such a huge story to remain a complete secret is mind-boggling in itself and it's tempting to see it as evidence that most official news stories are really just rehashed press releases dictated by studios and PR companies. The second issue is the prospect for the films themselves. Will they be any good? My gut feeling is almost certainly not. No Star Wars fan over 30 has ever really forgiven Lucas for the crushing disappointment of Episodes 1-3, so the prospect of Episodes 7-9 is hardly an appetising one, regardless of the extent of Lucas' personal involvement (the official line is that he will remain on board as a "creative consultant").Maybe twenty-five years ago, with Ford, Hamill and Fisher all still young enough to be credible versions of their characters, maybe then, Episodes 7-9 would have been greeted with more enthusiasm, but now, well, you only have to look at Indiana Jones and the Perspex Skull to realise what a terrible idea it would be to resurrect those characters.Which means that what we'll probably end up with is "Son of Skywalker" and they'll cast some whey-faced teen idol as Luke Jr and it'll be Anakin all over again. The other alternative is to create an entirely new set of characters and surround them with Ewoks, Wookies, droids (you can bet C-3PO and R2-D2 will be around, at least), Gungans and other merchandise-friendly characters. But then, if you're going to create all new characters, why bother calling it Episode 7? One thing is certain, the merchandising is going to be off the scale, which is really saying something. Incredibly, the film is already scheduled for a 2015 release and apparently there is already a Lucas-approved story treatment. I can't deny that I'm not fascinated by the prospect of watching all the details leaking out over the next few weeks and months, but I have long since learned to beat down any actual enthusiasm for the project itself. It's original trilogy or nothing for me and, frankly, I can even live without Empire and Jedi (well, maybe not Empire, but definitely Jedi). Anyway, I'll leave the last word to this amusing photoshop image, just one of several comedy responses thrown up by the internets in response to the news.Films I Am Dying To See: Django Unchained
Despite being an enthusiastic fan of both Tarantino and westerns, I had somehow not managed to watch the teaser trailers for Django Unchained or indeed the full trailer until...well, until just now. I confess, I'm not a big fan of Jamie Foxx (Ray aside, I find there's usually an air of smugness about him and his performances just aren't very exciting to watch), but the snippets of his turn as freed slave-turned bounty hunter Django here are very promising. It's also interesting to see that Tarantino's love affair with Christoph Waltz continues unabated, with Waltz turning in what's sure to be another iconic turn as bounty hunter Dr King Schultz (it's unclear from the trailer whether the dentistry is a cover identity or not). The plot is simple: Schultz rescues Django from a chain gang and teaches him the ways of bounty hunting, enlisting his help in capturing a gang of villains.In return, Schultz agrees to help Django rescue his captured wife (Kerry Washington) from a brutal plantation owner (Leonardo DiCaprio, who looks like he's having a huge amount of fun). The trailer is packed with cool-looking moments (hat-tosses, sudden shootings, flowers getting splattered with blood etc) and some funny dialogue – I particularly like the exchange: "Are you really free?"/"Yes"/"You mean you WANT to dress like that?" and Django explaining at the end that the D in his name is silent. Again, it's unclear from the trailer whether the film will feature one of Tarantino's trademarked cool-as-hell soundtracks, but the odds must be fairly high that that's the case, despite the music being anachronistic. Let's hope so, anyway – along with Wes Anderson, one of the highlights of a new Tarantino movie coming out is buying the accompanying soundtrack. For me, anyway. The lengthy cast page on the imdb also lists the likes of Don Johnson, Jonah Hill, Amber Tamblyn, Bruce Dern, Walton Goggins, Tom Savini and Samuel L Jackson, so we should be in for something of a treat, cameo-wise. Rather shamefully, I haven't seen any of the classic Django spaghetti westerns (star Franco Nero makes a cameo in Tarantino's films), so I suppose I should try and rectify that before the film comes out. At any rate, Django Unchained is released here on January 18th and I can't wait to see it.
Top 10 Films On Release This Week (as recommended by me):
Three new entries into the top ten this week, with Paul Thomas Anderson's literally masterful The Master (which I confess I needed to see twice before I properly loved and understood it), Jacques Audiard's audacious Rust and Bone (which won Best Film at the London Film Festival) and powerful documentary Call Me Kuchu all making it onto the list. I'll also put in a good word for both Excision (a very impressive fucked-up teen movie) and female buddy/phone sex comedy For A Good Time, Call..., both of which I enjoyed, despite their various problems. There now follows the traditional plea to See Smaller Films First (#SSFF) – if you are planning on seeing Call Me Kuchu or Excision this week then please, please, PLEASE see them in the cinema this weekend, as smaller films need visible opening weekend support to survive, whereas the likes of The Master and Rust and Bone will both be around for weeks to come.
Interview-wise this week, we have a semi-exclusive interview with Rust and Bone director Jacques Audiard and screenwriter Thomas Bidegain and another semi-exclusive interview with Sean Bean, star of the apparently terrible Silent Hill: Revelation 3D. Elsewhere you can still read: our exclusive interview with Room 237 director Rodney Ascher; our exclusive interview with Ginger & Rosa star Alice Englert (also the star of upcoming franchise smash Beautiful Creatures); our exclusive interview with Tim Burton for Frankenweenie; our exclusive interview with Martin Landau for Frankenweenie; our exclusive interview with Martin Short and Catherine O'Hara for Frankenweenie; our semi-exclusive interview with actor Paul Dano and co-director Jonathan Dayton for Ruby Sparks; a press conference interview with Dano, Dayton, writer-star Zoe Kazan and co-director Valerie Faris; our press conference interview with Emma Watson for The Perks of Being a Wallflower; and our semi-exclusive interview with Liam Neeson for Taken 2.
Come back next week for exclusive interviews with The Sapphires director Wayne Blair and interviews with Grassroots star Jason Biggs and director Stephen (father of Jake and Maggie) Gyllenhaal.
1. The Master2. Frankenweenie3. Skyfall4. Rust and Bone5. Call Me Kuchu6. Sister7. Room 2378. Ruby Sparks9. Hotel Transylvania10. Madagascar 3: Europe's Most WantedDVD of the Week: We Are The Night (out now, online RRP £9.49)
This week's DVD of the week is German vampire thriller We Are The Night, which is more or less the perfect film for the end of Halloween week, particularly if you missed it at FrightFest or couldn't make it to its all too brief theatrical run. Directed by Dennis Gansel, the film is set in present day Berlin and stars Karoline Herfurth as Lena, a punky pickpocket (think Rooney Mara's Lisbeth Salander) who is bitten on the neck and subsequently inducted into a coven of decadent, thrill-seeking female vampires led by 250 year-old Louise (Nina Hoss).However, despite being accepted by fellow coven members - melancholy ex-silent era starlet Charlotte (Jennifer Ulrich) and perky hedonist Nora (Anna Fischer) – Lena eventually angers Louise by continuing to resist her sexual advances, as well as not quite relishing the whole idea of killing people. Nina Hoss is terrific as Louise, both chilling and heartbreaking in equal measure, particularly when her true motives and the background of her relationship with Charlotte are revealed (her performance also deliberately recalls Delphine Seyrig's Countess Bathory in Daughters of Darkness). Similarly, Herfurth makes an appealing lead and Fischer brings a lively and amusing enthusiasm to Nora, while Ulrich is 1920s sultriness personified as Charlotte - one brilliantly composited scene shows her watching herself in Fritz Lang's Doctor Mabuse: The Gambler. Gansel's direction is extremely stylish throughout, aided by some colourful production design work and a pulsing German techno soundtrack. Likewise, the action sequences and gory moments are extremely well handled and there are some deliciously shocking moments. On top of that, the film is filled with intriguing ideas and there are some memorably striking scenes, e.g. the four women playing an endurance game while watching the sun come up as they begin to burst into flames. In short, this is a stylishly directed, sharply written and hugely enjoyable vampire thriller with great characters, some nice ideas, impressive visual effects and terrific performances from the entire cast. The superb extras package on the DVD includes: 12 minutes worth of excellent and worthwhile deleted scenes; two alternate endings; a 25 minute Making Of (including interviews with the director and cast); a 20 minute on-set Video Diary; a short featurette on the VFX (including the compositing of Charlotte into Doctor Mabuse); and the option of the soundtracked German original version or the English dub. So, basically, the DVD is well worth a look even if you've already seen the film. Highly recommended.
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Recruitment Notification Highlights
Orissa 10th Results 2018: In the month of April 2018 Board of Secondary Education, Odisha is going to release Odisha Board 10th Results 2018. The Examination Authority of Odisha is all set to release Orissa HSC Results 2018 on their Official Web Portal. This is the latest news for all the students of Odisha Board HSC Exam 2018 that Odisha Board has announced the Date of declaration of Odisha Board Annual H.S.C. and Madhyama Results 2018. Orissa 10th Results 2018 will be updated on 27th April 2018 at 11:30 a.m. Contenders are now able to check their results along with the Highest Marks and as well as Toppers List from this article. Detailed information about Toppers List is available on our website which will be collected from the official web portal of Odisha Education Board. Click on the below-given link for the Orissa HSC Results 2018. To find more updated information please bookmark our web portal recruitmentsyllabus.com daily. So keep on visiting our website to get latest updates of Orissa 10th Exam Results 2018. We will update you the most accurate info which will be taken from the official web portal.
Orissa 10th Results 2018
Latest Update: The Orissa 10th Results 2018 are announced on 27th April 2018. The Odisha State Board of Secondary Education will release results. Students are very curious about knowing Orissa 10th Results 2018. So candidates check the details given in this article. At the bottom of this article, aspirants can check your Orissa 10th Result 2018. Many contenders don't know how to check 10th results. So we provide steps to check results and also the official link is attached at the end of this article. Therefore, aspirants click on the link of Odisha State Board of Secondary Education and check your results.
Details About Orissa 10th Results 2018 Details
|Name Of The Organisation
|Odisha State Board of Secondary Education
|Name Of The Examination
|Odisha/Orissa Board 10th Examinations 2018
|Dates Of The Examination
|23rd February 2018 to 8th March 2018
|Results Date
|27th April 2018
|Official Website
The Orissa 10th Results 2018 will be declared in the month of April 2018. The Odisha HSC Board Examination authorities are ready to release the Orissa 10th Result 2018 through its official website. So aspirants are required to check the latest announcement of Orissa HSC Results 2018. The Board of Odisha is managing the high school examinations in Odisha for the past few years. These HSC exams will conduct in the month of March/April 2018 for the academic year 2018. Over 6 lakhs students are going to appear for Odisha 10th final exams in 2018. So students will have to enter the candidate roll number to get the Orissa 10th Results 2018 from below link. This will be the best news for all the candidates of Odisha Board HSC Exam 2018 that Odisha Board has announced the results date of Odisha 10th Results 2018. Candidates are now able to check their results on the 27th April 2018. Detailed information is available on our website. Click on the below link for the Odisha 10th Results 2018. To know more latest updates candidates can check our web portal recruitmentsyllabus.com daily.
As per the latest news, we have collected from the official website that the Orissa 10th Results 2018 will be declared on 27th April 2018. This is the official date that we have taken from the official web portal. We will update the Orissa HSC Results 2018 on the same date to check them. As soon as the Odisha 10th Results 2018 released by the Odisha Board examination board, we update it through our website such as name wise results, pass percentage, the number of candidates appears, Boys and girls pass percentage, toppers in Odisha 10th exams 2018 and other important information as well. Board of Secondary Education (BSE), Orissa will be very prestigiously released the Orissa 10th public exam Results 2018 date for the students of the Orissa state. The board has released the exam Results date i.e 27th April 2018 without any delay. Compared to all other educational board, Orissa board is ahead. The announcement about the Odisha 10th Results 2018 on 27th April only. We have the official confirmation from the side of the Orissa Board and the exact date of Orissa 10th Results 2018. The BSE Odisha 10th Results 2018 will announce around 27th April 2018. In every year on Marc,h several students will participate in Odisha Board 10th final exams. After completing the public exams all are waiting for the Orissa HSC10th Results 2018. Odisha Board students recently appear in Odisha Board 10th Exam 2018.
Orissa/Odisha Board 10th students who are searching for Orissa Board 10th Results 2018 are informed that Orissa HSC Results 2018 are Available Now. So dear students just click on the below link to get your Orissa 10th Results 2018. Here on this page, we will update the results you guys can check result using your roll no and name. Board of Secondary Education, Odisha will update the results on the official website at www.bseodisha.nic.in
Every year, Many no.of students appear on the Boards of Secondary Education, Orissa to give best in this examination conducted by the Orissa Board. This year also, large amounts of students appeared in the examination to perform well and to score the maximum marks. Students will able to check their results by name and roll number wise. After the examination, students are too much excited about their results because they want to get admission in the next class. Orissa Board 10th Students have a look at official website because just an hour back your 10th Class Results are released by the Board officially.
About Odisha/Orissa Board
Orissa 10th Results 2018: The Board of Secondary Education, Odisha is a board of education for public and private schools under the state government of Odisha, India. The BSE was formed under the Odisha Education Act 1953. The board controls and maintains all the necessary secondary education in the state of Odisha. Under this board, various courses are offered to students for different occupations and to prepare the students for university. The BSE affiliates all state schools, private schools and colleges in the state of Odisha. It also established and manages the Secondary Board High School, Cuttack, as a model high school. This school shares the same campus as BSE's head office at Cuttack. The board conducts final examinations every spring for the Higher Secondary Examination, High School Certificate Examinations and examinations of other courses prescribed by the board for Class 12.
Orissa 10th Results 2018 Previous Years Statistics
The below table gives the statistics regarding Orissa State SSC Results. The data would be relevant to the students who are appearing and waiting for Orissa 10th Results 2018.
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The above table shows that the overall Pass percentage in Orissa State 10th Results. In the year 2015, the resulting percentage 85% in which 84% were boys and 85% were girls. While we are talking about the year 2016 for the same things, the resulting percentage 88% in which 86% were boys and 88% were girls. Every year the no.fo students are increasing and pass percentage also increasing. This year 2017, the resulting percentage 94% in which 92% were boys and 93% were girls.
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- Visit on Orissa Board official Website www.bseodisha.nic.in or open below links.
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1.Rare Art Books
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2. Paintings About Art
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Phoenix Academy North East
In partnership with Gateway Studios, Phoenix Dance Theatre is delighted to have launched a brand new high-quality training programme for talented young dancers aged 14-18 from across the North East, based on their hugely successful Phoenix Youth Academy in Leeds.
Phoenix Dance Theatre is one of the UKs leading contemporary dance companies, and for over three decades the Company has performed, educated and inspired people both here in the UK and across the globe. Phoenix Youth Academy in Leeds has been running since 2009 and many of its graduates have gone on to successfully audition for numerous conservatoires, including London Contemporary Dance School, Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance, Northern School of Contemporary Dance and Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance.
Launched in January 2015, Phoenix Academy North East students meet twice per week developing their contemporary dance technique through working with recognised choreographers and Phoenix Dance Theatre's company dancers. Academy members also participate in intensive courses during the school holidays, with regular performance opportunities at platforms across the UK.
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Rust and Clippy
Apr 25, 2017
I've been dipping my toes in Rust lately and I'm finding it a competent programming language. It's a nice middle ground between C/C++ and a programming language that requires you to know Category Theory in order to start using it (cough… Haskell cough…).
When you start using Rust you quickly find out that it's a good idea to something called Clippy. It is a fantastic tool that helps you write better and more idiomatic Rust code. I'm sure its name is a reference to this guy on the right, just a little less obnoxious.
Having Clippy on your side is like having an experienced Rust developer telling you that the code you are writing is of questionable quality, even though it compiles just fine.
There's one catch though, you can't use it on stable Rust releases. 1
Clippy, in fact, is implemented as a compiler plugin and, as such, it depends on unstable
APIs that are available only on nightly releases of the Rust toolchain.
I don't like to run nightly or beta releases as my daily driver for a couple of reasons:
- I don't want to risk depending on features that will ever be available only on nightly Rust or that will change wildly between snapshots. 2
- Being a beginner, I want to judge Rust on the merit of what's available in stable releases right now, not on the prospect of what will be available later, if at all. In a project I decided to use serde's codegen before "macros 1.1" were stabilized in Rust 1.15.
Installing Clippy
Sometimes Clippy fails to build even with the latest nightly compiler, so the first thing I usually do is to browse its CHANGELOG file and find out which release has been compiled with which compiler and use that.
For example, given this excerpt:
0.0.124 — 2017-04-16
- Update to rustc 1.18.0-nightly (d5cf1cb64 2017-04-15)
0.0.123 — 2017-04-07
- Fix various false positives
I would pick Clippy version 0.0.124 and build it with the 2017-04-23 nightly compiler.
Starting with a working
rustup I would then run:
rustup toolchain add nightly-2017-04-15
rustup run nightly-2017-04-15 cargo install --force --vers 0.0.124
If the selected version still fails to compile, I just pick the previous one until I find one that works.
Using Clippy
Since I always keep the stable toolchain as default, running
cargo clippy as-is will result in an error:
0 19:40:53 lvillani@oculus ~/D/borg-hive (master=)
$ cargo clippy
dyld: Library not loaded: @rpath/librustc_driver-8dacd42830809d58.dylib
Referenced from: /Users/lvillani/.cargo/bin/cargo-clippy
Reason: image not found
error: An unknown error occurred
To learn more, run the command again with --verbose.
Since we have
rustup, running Clippy with the nightly toolchain we installed before is easy:
rustup run nightly-2017-04-15 cargo clippy
If, for some reason, running
cargo build with the stable toolchain after Clippy ends up
recompiling all dependencies, just tell Cargo to put its output files in a separate directory like
env CARGO_TARGET_DIR=./target/clippy rustup run nightly-2017-04-15 cargo clippy
This is especially useful if you then want to remove only the output files generated by a Clippy run.
There are plans to make it available as a rustup component as soon as they release their first stable version though. See here for details. ↩
Most nightly features are behind a feature-gate, which means that you won't accidentally use them. sometimes, though, rustc may change behavior without you noticing. For example, struct field reordering has been recently enabled, breaking programs that relied on previous behavior (I'm just making an example, excluding the fact that Rust doesn't specify an ABI and people shouldn't rely on the compiler's behavior in this case). I prefer to know about behavior changes by reading release notes published with each new stable release instead of having to wade through commit logs. ↩


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We at Schedule One Recordings are incredibly excited to finally announce the release of our 100th official album. The aptly titled "100" is slated for a July 3rd release date with pre-orders available on June 19th.
"100" is a collection of raw, intense music of gigantic proportions, over a year in the making. Assembled by S1 bass-boss Fonkah and meticulously mixed and mastered by resident engineer DFly, the duo has summoned some of the most powerful beats in the Schedule One vault.
Check out the arsenal...
"The Reef" - HammerZz & Incandescent
"Bomb Track" - KS
"Hit Em" - Snafu
"No" (VIP) - Incandescent
"Illusion" - Sephiroth
"The Red Element" - Macrothyst
"Pangolin" - DFly
"Basics" - Macrothyst
"Don't Remember" - 4mulate
"Detached" - Zenocide
"Bassface" - SB1
From our tribe to yours, thank you for the first 100 albums, here's to many more!


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EX 24:1 And he said unto Moses, Come up unto Jehovah, thou, and Aaron, Nadab, and Abihu, and seventy of the elders of Israel; and worship ye afar off:
EX 24:2 and Moses alone shall come near unto Jehovah; but they shall not come near; neither shall the people go up with him.
EX 24:3 And Moses came and told the people all the words of Jehovah, and all the ordinances: and all the people answered with one voice, and said, All the words which Jehovah hath spoken will we do.
EX 24:4 And Moses wrote all the words of Jehovah, and rose up early in the morning, and builded an altar under the mount, and twelve pillars, according to the twelve tribes of Israel.
EX 24:5 And he sent young men of the children of Israel, who offered burnt-offerings, and sacrificed peace-offerings of oxen unto Jehovah.
EX 24:6 And Moses took half of the blood, and put it in basins; and half of the blood he sprinkled on the altar.
EX 24:7 And he took the book of the covenant, and read in the audience of the people: and they said, All that Jehovah hath spoken will we do, and be obedient.
EX 24:8 And Moses took the blood, and sprinkled it on the people, and said, Behold the blood of the covenant, which Jehovah hath made with you concerning all these words.
EX 24:9 Then went up Moses, and Aaron, Nadab, and Abihu, and seventy of the elders of Israel.
EX 24:10 And they saw the God of Israel; and there was under his feet as it were a paved work of sapphire stone, and as it were the very heaven for clearness.
EX 24:11 And upon the nobles of the children of Israel he laid not his hand: and they beheld God, and did eat and drink.
EX 24:12 And Jehovah said unto Moses, Come up to me into the mount, and be there: and I will give thee the tables of stone, and the law and the commandment, which I have written, that thou mayest teach them.
EX 24:13 And Moses rose up, and Joshua his minister: and Moses went up into the mount of God.
EX 24:14 And he said unto the elders, Tarry ye here for us, until we come again unto you: and, behold, Aaron and Hur are with you: whosoever hath a cause, let him come near unto them.
EX 24:15 And Moses went up into the mount, and the cloud covered the mount.
EX 24:16 And the glory of Jehovah abode upon mount Sinai, and the cloud covered it six days: and the seventh day he called unto Moses out of the midst of the cloud.
EX 24:17 And the appearance of the glory of Jehovah was like devouring fire on the top of the mount in the eyes of the children of Israel.
EX 24:18 And Moses entered into the midst of the cloud, and went up into the mount: and Moses was in the mount forty days and forty nights.
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There is no doubt that preventing people from becoming sick will improve the quality of life for millions of Americans dramatically. More than one-half of Americans are currently living with one or more serious chronic disease.
Certainly, some preventive care will only provide the benefits of improved health. However, if the country can be strategic with the investments in prevention, we can improve the bottom line and curb spiraling health care costs.
A 2008 report, "Prevention for a Healthier America," developed by TFAH with the New York Academy of Medicine (NYAM), The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), The California Endowment (TCE), and Prevention Institute, found that an investment of $10 per person per year in proven community-based programs to increase physical activity, improve nutrition, and prevent smoking and other tobacco use could save the country more than $16 billion annually within five years. This is a return of $5.60 for every $1.
More recently, TFAH released "A Healthier America: Strategies to Move From Sick Care to Health Care in Four Years," which provides high-impact recommendations to prioritize prevention and improve the health of Americans. In the report, the recommendations are paired with examples happening across the country and include preventive initiatives that target health concerns, including asthma, diabetes, prescription drug abuse, childhood obesity, physical (in)activity and workplace wellness.
In addition to the two reports, communities across the country are showing that fighting against spiraling health care costs and for improved health by focusing on prevention benefits everyone. By centering on asthma, diabetes, physical activity and other issues, hospital systems, nonprofits, state and local governments, accountable care communities and insurers are getting a real return on their investment when they focus on prevention.
The ROI of Asthma Prevention
The Community Asthma Initiative (CAI), implemented by Boston Children's Hospital, has provided support to improve the health of children with moderate to severe asthma in at-risk Boston neighborhoods. The CAI has led to a return of $1.46 to insurers/society for every $1 invested, an 80 percent reduction in percentage of patients with one or more asthma-related hospital admission, and a 60 percent reduction in the percentage of patients with asthma-related emergency department visits.
The Green & Healthy Homes Initiative (GHHI) was founded in 2009 to break the link between unhealthy housing and unhealthy children. In 16 cities nationwide, GHHI has achieved a 67 percent reduction in hospitalizations and emergency department visits for children with asthma episodes, saving taxpayer funds supporting Medicaid; accounted for fewer missed school days, improving education attainment and parents' presenteeism; and improved the use of federal dollars.
The ROI of Diabetes Preventive Services
The first-of-its-kind Accountable Care Community (ACC), launched by the Austen BioInnovation Institute in Akron, Ohio, brings together more than 70 partners to coordinate health care inside and outside the doctor's office for patients with Type 2 diabetes. By improving care and making healthier choices easier in people's daily lives, the ACC reduced the average cost per month of care for individuals with Type 2 diabetes by more than 10 percent per month within 18 months of starting the program -- an estimated savings of $3,185 per person per year.
The Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) is based on the Diabetes Prevention Program Research Study that was led by the National Institute of Health (NIH) and supported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The study demonstrated that modest weight loss of 5 percent to 7 percent and increased physical activity to 150 minutes a week through a lifestyle change program reduced the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes by approximately 58 percent. The YMCA of the USA and UnitedHealth Group (UHG) are inaugural partners in the National DPP. In the past two years, the YMCA's DPP (partially funded by CDC and UHG) has trained more than 800 lifestyle coaches, started more than 300 classes in 30 states around the country, and served nearly 6,000 participants, one-third of whom have finished the program. Participants in the Y's program lost an average of 4.8 percent of their body weight, while hundreds of individuals lost an average of 7 percent of body weight.
State and Local Governments and Prevention
In response to increasing premiums due to over-utilization of health care services, poor preventive adherence, and lack of attention towards early detection, in 2009, Nebraska created an Integrated Health Plan. State employees who qualify for the new health plan have lower premium costs and access to comprehensive preventive coverage and year-round wellness programs. In order to qualify, any employee or spouse needs to complete three steps on an annual basis: Participants choose and enroll in their choice of a wellness program (some of which are provided by the state), participants complete a biometric screening option, and participants complete an online health assessment.
Since the integration of Nebraska's new health plan, there have been significant improvements in some high-risk areas. Along with health improvements, the state also saw a reduction of health care costs during the first two years of the program. When comparing wellness program participants' health costs to non-wellness participants, the state saw a reduction of $4.2 million in medical and pharmacy claims. The return on investment for the program in the first two years was $2.70 for every $1 invested in wellness programs.
Insurers and Prevention
Much like many hospitals and hospital systems across the country, insurers are increasingly turning to prevention as a way to improve the quality of life of their patients. In addition, they see prevention as a way to cut their health care costs and improve their employees' health, well-being and productivity.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield (BCBS) companies are using their resources, including hundreds of employee volunteers, to promote wellness and the prevention of disease through programs tailored to meet the needs of rural, urban and targeted ethnic and cultural communities. They have partnered with the first lady's Partnership for a Healthier America to sponsor 40 new Play Streets -- roads closed to traffic and open to the community to encourage physical activity. They also partnered with community organizations to launch Healthy Kids, Healthy Families, focusing on nutrition education, physical activity, managing and preventing disease, and supporting safe environments with the goal of improving the health and wellness of at least 1 million children over three years across its health plans in Illinois, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. In Nebraska, they partnered with community organizations to launch Omaha B-cycle, the first large-scale municipal bike sharing system in Omaha. And, they are working to address health care disparities in low-income and ethnically diverse communities by funding 12 safety net health care center programs in Maryland, Virginia and D.C. that provide health care services for low-income, medically-underserved communities.
Kaiser Permanente funds community health initiatives (CHI) that take a preventive approach to health care through targeted grantmaking and convening and partnering with community organizations. Their CHIs focus on policies and programs that promote healthy eating and active living -- HEAL -- where people live, work and play. Their approach is to assess a community's health, make investments in their needs, and track outcomes, with a minimum of a seven-year to 10-year investment to ensure behavior and health changes.
Strategically and Smartly Investing in Prevention
In "A Healthier America," TFAH argued that moving the nation from a sick care system (wherein we treat people only after they become ill) to a true health care system (that keeps people healthy in the first place) has the potential to keep people healthy and cut costs. The report stresses the importance of taking innovative approaches and building partnerships with a wide range of sectors in order to be effective. Some recommendations include:
- Advance the nation's public health system by adopting a set of foundational capabilities, restructuring federal public health programs and ensuring sufficient, sustained funding to meet these defined foundational capabilities.
- Ensure insurance providers reimburse for effective prevention approaches both inside and outside the doctor's office.
- Integrate community-based strategies into new health care models, such as by expanding Accountable Care Organizations into Accountable Care Communities.
- Work with nonprofit hospitals to identify the most effective ways they can expand support for prevention through community benefit programs.
- Maintain the Prevention and Public Health Fund and expand the Community Transformation Grant program so all Americans can benefit.
- Implement all of the recommendations for each of the 17 federal agency partners in the National Prevention Strategy.
- Encourage all employers, including federal, state and local governments, to provide effective, evidence-based workplace wellness programs.
Prevention delivers real value as a cost-effective way to keep Americans healthy and improve their quality of life. Everyone wins when we prevent disease rather than treating people after they get sick. Health care costs go down, our local neighborhoods are healthier and provide more economic opportunity, and people live longer, healthier, happier lives.
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Spirit of Joy Lutheran, Weddington
Lenten prayer services: 7:45 p.m. Wednesdays. 8600 Potter Road, Weddington. www.spiritofjoy.us.
Cross and Crown Lutheran, Matthews
Lenten services: Brief services focusing on the parable of the prodigal son. 6:45-7:15 p.m. Wednesdays. 300 Pineville-Matthews Road, Matthews. 704-847-5967.
Saint Andrew's United Methodist
Study: Join us for our weekly "Beginnings: The Spiritual Life Study." Each session includes a brief video and discussion. Free. No registration required. 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays. 1900 Emerywood Drive. 704-553-1327.
Elizabeth Communities of Faith
Lenten services: Six local churches and the chaplaincies of CMC-Mercy and Novant Presbyterian will gather each week for worship on the theme "On the Journey Together."
A different church or chaplaincy will lead worship each week, and area restaurants will provide a simple lunch. $5 suggested donation for lunch. All money will be donated to Loaves and Fishes and the Community Culinary School of Charlotte.
The 30-minute services will be held at noon Wednesdays at Caldwell Presbyterian, 1609 E. 5th St. On March 11, the CMC-Mercy Department of Pastoral Care will lead worship. Soup and bread will be provided by Passion8 and Great Harvest Bread Company. www.elizabethfaith.org.
Saint Nektarios Greek Orthodox
Concert: Cappella Romana will present a concert of medieval Byzantine chant. Free admission. 8 p.m. March 13. 5108 Kuykendall Road. www.stnektarios.org.
Amity Presbyterian
Lenten services: Noon-12:30 p.m. March 11, 18 and 25. Participating churches are Third Presbyterian, First Church of God, and Central, Cokesbury, and Memorial United Methodist. 2831 N. Sharon Amity Road. 704-537-3484.
Wesley United Methodist
Study: We will read "The Story," a 31-chapter version of the Bible story that reads like a novel.
Each week we explore both God's perspective and the human experience. Learn what it means to live the challenging and rewarding life of following Christ. Copies of the book are available at the church. 9 and 11 a.m.Sundays. 3715 Rea Road. www.WesleyCharlotte.org.
Blair Road United Methodist, Mint Hill
Concert: The African Children's Choir will perform African songs and dances including children's songs, traditional spirituals, and gospel favorites. Free; a free-will offering will be taken to support the choir's education, relief, and development programs. 8:45 and 11:11 a.m. March 15. 9135 Blair Road, Mint Hill. www.africanchildrenschoir.com.
Providence United Methodist
Open house: The music department invites anyone who would like to visit a choir to sing along, to learn more about how a choir works, or just to listen. We will have a reception following rehearsal to welcome our visitors. 7:30 p.m. March 12 in the music suite. 2810 Providence Road. www.ProvidenceUMC.org.
Matthews United Methodist
Summer arts camp: "Under God's Sea in 3-D" music and arts camp for children in grades K-6. $75 includes daily lunch and snack, t-shirt, materials. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. July 6-10 with performance at 6 p.m. July 11. Registration now open.
Weekly summer camp: At "The Lighthouse," children will explore cities where Jesus' ministry came alive and learn to live faith in daily life. Games, crafts, cooking projects, devotions, field trips, service projects and more. $145 per week. 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. June 15-Aug. 19. Space limited. Registration now open.
Vacation Bible school: "Everest VBS: Conquering Challenges With God's Mighty Power." 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. June 22-26. 801 S. Trade St., Matthews. www.matthewumc.org.
First Baptist, Indian Trail
Spring sports: Developmental tackle football for ages 6-8 and up to 75 lbs., $120; ages 9-11 and up to 120 lbs., $170. Register by March 21. Cheerleading for ages 6-11, $80. Register by March 21. Soccer for ages 5-11, $80. Register by March 12. 732 Indian Trail-Fairview Road, Indian Trail. 704-882-1005;www.fbcit.org.
Sardis Presbyterian
Concert: The Hope Chapel Choir, the touring ensemble from Hope College in Holland, Mich., will perform as part of its spring concert tour. The program highlights several arrangements of South African songs as well as a variety of sacred and secular works from the Western choral tradition. 7 p.m. March 14. www.sardis.org.
Consignment sale: The weekday school will host a sale featuring spring and summer children's and maternity clothing, shoes, books, games, toys, infant gear, furniture, outdoor play equipment. 7 a.m.-2:30 p.m. March 28. Volunteers and consignors needed. 6100 Sardis Road. Register atwww.myconsignmentmanager.com/sardis.
MorningStar Presbyterian, Matthews
Cards and games: Bring the cards and games you love to play. Snacks, lunch, door prizes and silent auction. Groups welcome. Sponsored by the Presbyterian Women. $10 per person. Payment must be received in the church office by March 12. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. March 14. 13000 Idlewild Road, Matthews. 704-847-0864.
Sharon United Methodist
Services: Sermon on "10-10-80." 9 and 11:15 a.m. March 15. 4411 Sharon Road. 704-366-9166; www.sharonumc.org.
Cokesbury United Methodist
Annual attic sale: The United Methodist Women will host an attic sale 7 a.m.-noon March 14. 6701 Idlewild Road. 704-537-5818.
Saint Matthew Catholic
Women's day: Guest speaker Lennie Cox will present this year's theme, "Turn Your Face Toward Her Son." $15 includes breakfast and lunch. 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. March 21 in the New Life Center banquet room. Mass at 8 a.m. 8015 Ballantyne Commons Parkway. 704-543-7677.
Idlewild Baptist, Matthews
Barbecue: $9 for one platter, three sandwiches, or one pound meat. Proceeds go to local and worldwide missions. 11 a.m.-7 p.m. March 14. 12701 Idlewild Road, Matthews. Order at www.IdlewildBaptist.org.
Christ the King Church
Community clothing closet: Free clothing for infants, children and adults. 9 a.m.-noon March 21. 13501 S. Tryon St. www.CtKCharlotte.org/Events.
SouthPark Christian Church
Garage sale: The church will hold its 47th annual garage sale. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. March 20 and 8 a.m.-2 p.m. March 21. 6650 Park South Drive. www.southparkchristian.net.
Saint Mark AME Zion, Pineville
Worship services: 11 a.m. Sundays.
Community outreach prayer: 6:30-7:30 p.m. Tuesdays. 605 Johnston Drive, Pineville. 704-889-7072.
Walkersville Presbyterian, Waxhaw
Guest speakers: Val Elliot Shepard, daughter of Jim and Elisabeth Elliot, and her husband, Walt, who grew up with missionary parents in Africa, will be the guests March 9-11. They will speak at 7 p.m. each night. A love offering will be taken for their ministry. 6202 Brady Road, Waxhaw. 704-843-3612.
Harrison United Methodist, Pineville
Items needed: The church is collecting donations for a rummage sale to be held in April.
Sale proceeds will be used for a lunch program at a school in Haiti, which feeds 200 children. Accepting furniture, appliances, books, holiday decorations, flat-screen TVs, and gently-used children's clothing. No shoes, adult clothing, mattresses, box springs, or tube TVs. Pickup available. Donations are tax-deductible; receipt furnished on request. 15008 Lancaster Highway, Pineville. To donate, send contact information to email@example.com.


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Health Canada Online
Health Canada is the federal department responsible for helping the people of Canada maintain and improve their health. Includes info on SARS, Mad Cow and the West Nile virus.
Canadian Health Network
The Canadian Health Network (CHN) is a growing network, bringing together the best information resources of leading Canadian and international health organizations. Le Réseau canadien de la santé (RCS) est un réseau en pleine expansion où l'on retrouve les meilleurs sources d'information d'importants organismes canadiens et internationaux du secteur de la santé.
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Government of Alberta. Find out the latest news on Albertas health system, do some public health research, provide input, or e-mail your questions
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Workers' Compensation Board - Alberta
This site contains information about Workers' Compensation Insurance in Alberta, Canada. The Workers' Compensation Board - Alberta is a non-profit mutual insurance corporation funded entirely by employers. The WCB provides cost effective no-fault workplace liability and disability insurance to more than 1.3 million workers and 101,000 employers.
Calgary Health Region
The Calgary Health Region is one of the largest fully integrated, publicly funded health care systems in Canada. Over the last 11 years, we have amalgamated all health services, added significant infrastructure in both traditional and innovative models of care, and forged strong partnerships with physicians, health care educators and a vast array of community agencies. We are a dynamic, and progressive organization.
Earthy Family, Family Fun and Family Wellness
is a website dedicated to family fun and wellness, with lots of fun family activities, recipes and household suggestions for the whole family
Centre For Preventive Medicine
Using a holistic approach to wellness, our physicians offer a full range of treatments, therapies and medical investigations.
Bipolar and Depression Today
OBAD is a Bipolar and Depression peer support organization located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and is dedicated to Helping people with mood disorders live better lives.
Visitors to our web site will find the fitness industry's top personal trainers, clubs and health professionals. Fit Networks Ltd. provides qualified fitness and health professionals with Internet marketing & business management tools. In addition to Calgary, Fit Networks will offer its unique package of services to professionals in Vancouver and Toronto in the upcoming year.
Radiology Consultants
Specialists in Medical Diagnostic Imaging. Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Multiple facilities. Offering all modalities. Patient info. Links.
Classic Caregivers Ltd.
Classic Caregivers Ltd. is a full service home health care agency established in 1974. Services include nursing, personal care, companionship and home support. We have abundant experience in handling most health conditions in varied environments. All services include RN supervision and case management, 24 hour pager support and access to a strong administrative/scheduling team.
Calgary Laboratory Services (CLS)
is a multi-disciplinary diagnostic laboratory focusing on excellence in patient care, research and education
Mayfair Counselling
web site for familiy, individual, marital, marriage prep, and other therapy information
Toenail Fungus
About toenail fungus cures, how to avoid, natural and medicinal cures. Natural skin and foot products made by Futspa in Canada. 100% guaranteed.
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Leaked emails from John Podesta, chairman of the Clinton presidential campaign, show tech giant Apple lobbying the Clinton campaign on legal issues such as the on-going debate over electronic encryption.
Lisa Jackson, former head of the Environmental Protection Agency, left her position at the EPA and joined Apple as a the Vice President of Environmental Initiatives in 2013 amid a scandal for her use of a private email account for government work. But according to recent emails released by WikiLeaks, Jackson also spent her time at Apple lobbying the Clinton campaign in relation to Apple legal battles over encryption.
The FBI's investigation into the San Bernardino attack, which lead to the request that Apple unlock the shooter's phone, caused much debate at the time, with Apple CEO Tim Cook writing an open letter to the FBI explaining the company's refusal to decrypt the device.
Another email exchange in February, which would have taken place during the FBI's investigation, mentions that their individual "teams" had been in contact.
Jackson's emails are another example of the close ties between the Clinton campaign and Silicon Valley elites. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg expressed interest in working with Clinton, while WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has stated that Google is "directly engaged" in the Clinton campaign.
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Frequency Stability and Noise Characteristics of Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) Nanoelectromechanical Resonators
X.L. Feng and M.L. Roukes
California Institute of Technology, US
Flame Made Nanoparticles for Gas Sensors
L. Mädler, S.E. Pratsinis, T. Sahm, A. Gurlo, N. Barsan and U. Weimar
University of California, Los Angeles, CH
Nanomechanical Sensor Platform Based On Piezo-Resistive Cantilevers
J. Thaysen, M. Havsteen Jacobsen and L. Kildemark Nielsen
Cantion A/S, DK
Nanostructured Gas Microsensor Platform
D. Routkevitch, O. Polyakov, D. Deininger and C. Kostelecky
Synkera Technologies, Inc., US
RuO2 and Ru Nanoparticles for MISiC-FET Gas Sensors
A. Salomonsson, S. Roy, C. Aulin, L. Ojamäe, P.-O. Käll, M. Strand, M. Sanati, A. Lloyd Spetz
Gold Removal and Recovery using Mesoporous Silica Adsorbents
K.F. Lam, K.L. Yeung and G. McKay
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, CN
Preparation of Zeolite Microspheres and their Application in Biology
L.W. Wong and K.L. Yeung
the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, CN
Polyaniline Nanofibers and Composite Materials for Chemical Detection
B.H. Weiller, S. Virji, C. Baker, J. Huang, D. Li and R.B. Kaner
The Aerospace Corporation, US
Calculating Deflection of Micro-Cantilever with Self-Assembled Monolayer Molecules Using Molecular Dynamics Simulations
H-C Kan, Y-T Wang and S-H Tsai
National Center for High-performance Computing, TW
Preparation and Property of Novel CMC-tactile Sensors
X. Chen, S. Yang and S. Motojima
Gifu University, JP
A Nanoelectronic Device Based on Endofullerene Peapod: Model Schematics and Molecular Dynamics Study
J.W. Kang, K.R. Byun, J.H. Lee, H.J. Lee and H.J. Hwang
Chung-Ang University, KR
Enhanced Mass Sensing for Nanomechanical Resonators
I. De Vlaminck, K. De Greve, R. Naulaerts, V. Sivasubramaniam, L. Lagae, H.A.C. Tilmans and G. Borghs
Micromachined Nanocrystalline Silver Doped Tin Oxide Hydrogen Sulfide Sensor
J. Gong, Q. Chen, M-R Lian and N-C Liu
University of Central Florida, US
Simultaneous Determination of Heavy Metals Using Array Based Optical Chemical Sensor
Y. Choi, D. Ryoo, S.H. Park and S.Y. Park
Jeonju University, KR
Pages: 808
Hardcopy: $109.95
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Adventure Beach
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The Boatyard offers unbeatable beach facilities enhanced only by the natural white sandy beach and calm azure water.
Upon entering The Boatyard, a beach package is offered at Adventure Beach which ensures you a day filled with fun and pleasure in paradise.
Site amenities include:
site amenities include, beach chair, shared umbrella (while stocks last), ocean trampoline, iceberg climb and slide, dive platform, rope swing (ask for scheduled times), fresh water showers, restrooms, pool table, wifi, darts board, beachside restaurant, bar and lively music.
Be sure to ask about our turtle and snorkel tour available on select days throughout the year.
Relax in our seafront restaurant and savour the flavour of the Caribbean. We are sure to satisfy your hunger from our extensive menu of local and international dishes.
Sharkey's Bar is fully stocked and just the place to be to quench your thirst after soaking up the warm Caribbean rays. Sip on one of our many exotic cocktails while we pamper you silly!
Adventure Beach at The Boatyard - where the fun never stops!!
Rates effective NOV 21ST, 2015 ONSITE AMENITIES
I.D. Required
Personal use of beach chairs and shared umbrellas (while stocks last), ocean trampoline, Iceberg climb and slide, high dive platform, rope swing, waterslide & turtle/snorkel tour, sports TV, beach volleyball, basketball and FREE Wi-Fi.
Fresh water showers, changing areas and restrooms. (All water related activities subject to sea conditions)
A wristband will be issued on entry and is proof of payment and must be worn at all times during your stay with us. Tampering with or removal of the wristband will result in the termination of stay with us and a new entry will be required.
Food and drinks NOT purchased from our bar and restaurant should NOT be in your possession while wearing our wristband. Those items may not be consumed during your stay with us and can be kept at our bar for pick up on your departure.
Anyone joining you at the Boatyard (on the premises or on the beach area directly in front of the property) will be required to check in at the front desk and obtain a wristband. (This is mainly for security purposes.)
There is a degree of risk involved in the use of all water related activities and use of the pier, including but not limited to: Ocean trampoline, Iceberg, high dive platform, rope swing, water slide, snorkeling etc. Partaking in these activities is entirely at your own risk. Do NOT attempt these activities unless you are a capable swimmer or are wearing a Boatyard approved live vest. Patrons must be 17 years or older, or must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Please comply with Boatyard crew members' instructions while using our facilities. Failure to do so may result in the terminations of your stay with us and forfeiting of fee paid on entry.
CRUISE PASSENGERS - $20US ($40BDS)- Includes use of onsite amenities listed above plus ONE free welcome drink and transport back to the cruise terminal.
CRUISE SHIP CREW with crew ID - $20US ($40BDS) - Please check with front desk for details.
LONG STAY VISITORS & ON ISLAND GUESTS - $25US ($50BDS) - Includes use of onsite amenities listed above plus $20US ($40BDS) bar/restaurant credit.
BARBADIAN LOCALS AND RESIDENTS -$25US ($50BDS) – Includes use of onsite amenities listed above plus $20US ($40BDS)
(With relevant IDs) bar/restaurant credit
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Rep. Michael Grimm (R-N.Y.) is concerned that recent terrorist attacks in Russia could turn the upcoming Sochi Olympics into a "nightmare like Benghazi."
Grimm, a co-chair of the House Russian Caucus, issued a statement Monday condemning the two deadly bombings that took place in the past two days in Russia. Both attacks occurred in the southern city of Volgograd, and together they left at least 31 people dead.
Grimm used the opportunity to drudge up memories of the Sept. 11, 2012 attack on a U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, as well as the Boston Marathon bombing in April. It was revealed after the bombing that Russia had warned the FBI about one of the two suspects, Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
"We cannot sweep these threats under the rug, like we did with Benghazi or the warnings from Russia on the Tsarnaev brother behind the Boston Marathon bombing," Grimm said. "Each time we fail to recognize these threats, we not only risk the lives of innocent Americans, but appear weaker and vulnerable in the eyes of the enemy."
He added that each threat should be taken seriously "so that the Winter Olympics remain a dream for athletes around the globe, instead of becoming a nightmare like Benghazi."
While the recent bombings have indeed ignited security concerns ahead of the Sochi Olympics, the parallel to Benghazi is not entirely clear, nor is there any indication that Americans will be under attack during the winter games. Russian authorities have initially linked the attacks to Islamist terrorists from the volatile North Caucasus region. A New York Times investigation published Saturday reported that the Benghazi attack was likely the work of independent Libyan militias.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has already called for heightened security across the country in the wake of the attacks. Thomas Bach, president of the International Olympic Committee, wrote a letter to Putin to express "confidence in the Russian authorities to deliver safe and secure games in Sochi," while the Obama administration offered its "full support" to the Russian government as it prepares security for the Olympic Games.
(h/t TPM)