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Capacity Served upto 5,000 persons for Out Door Catering, Capacity of Banquet Halls upto 1000 person for Marriages, Ring Ceremony, Birthday & Corporate Events etc.
Aravali Golf Course, Faridabad, is nestled amidst acres of refreshing greenery. Guests can relax in a calm environment and enjoy basic amenities along with tasty food. Business travellers can also organise meetings and seminars at this hotel. Location: Aravali Golf Course is situated near Nahar Singh Cricket Stadium, NH-3. The nearby places of visit include Badhkal Lake (Approx. 5km) and Vaishno Devi Mandir (Approx. 1km). The scenic Badhkal Lake is surrounded by the Aravali mountain ranges. This artificial lake has many eateries around it which serve tempting snacks. Travellers can visit other interesting landmarks in Faridabad such as Raja Nahar Singh Palace, Surajkund Lake and Baba Farid's Tomb. Indira Gandhi International Airport: 43 km (approx.) Faridabad Railway Station: 5 km (approx.) Hotel Features: This serene getaway ensures an enjoyable stay with necessary amenities. The essential services offered to the guests are room service, 24-hour front desk, 24-hour security and doctor-on-call. A business centre with business services and a conference suite is available for the corporate guests. The in-house restaurant and bar serves tasty food along with fine beverages. Rooms: Accommodation in the form of semi deluxe rooms is available at Aravali Golf Course. These rooms are well-maintained, comfortable and furnished with essential facilities.
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Enthrall yourselves in the culturally rich city of Faridabad with the cost of accommodation being the least of your worries. Come and experience comfort at its best, here at Ginger Faridabad, the budget hotel that fulfills your every need. Choose Ginger for a Smarter Stay Experience The hotel has 91 beautiful and contemporarily designed Smart Space rooms in the Single, Twin and Smart Saver room types. Enjoy the one-of-its kind Smart Basics that not only offers a host of comfort features but also lets you enjoy greater security and privacy. Smart Basics features include Self Check-In kiosk, high-speed internet connection, a tech-friendly conference room and gymnasium to name a few. Food & Dining The hotel has an on-premise Cafe Coffee Day outlet and a multi-cuisine Restaurant Square Meal that remains open from 7 am to 11 pm. The restaurant serves a daily changing menu of breakfast, lunch and dinner options. You can also use the In-Room Dining service to have food ordered to your room. How's the Weather The climate in Faridabad is more or less similar to Delhi with extreme summers and winters. Summer temperatures may vary between 22 to 40 degrees C while winter temperatures range from 7 to 25 degrees C. Rains are moderate and sometimes heavy between June and September. The best time to visit, however, is between the months of October to March. Make sure you carry light fabrics when traveling in summer and warm clothes during the winter season.
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Escape the trappings of civilization by getting lost deep in the heart of the Himalayas. Nestled high up in the clouds, on the banks of the River Beas, far from the concrete jungle, a little heaven awaits you. At 8500 ft above sea level, 8 kms from Inter State Bus Terminus, the resort at Solang Valley allows you to experience nature in all her glory. Where the mountains, dense forests and snowcapped peaks are your next door neighbours. Where the lights of a hundred thousand stars switch on automatically at nightfall. And the towering cliffs challenge you to heights where only eagles dare. Solang Valley Resort / Hotels in Manali is the perfect way for removing the stress of urban life. Yet complete with all the comforts of civilization. The green of the trees and the red of the apples, set against the velvet blue of the skies, make for a perfectly peaceful and serene experience the interiors are inviting tastefully decorated with local weaves and artistry for souls seeking only nature, there are the swirling waters of the beas, where you can fish for trout. The river retreat (river facing rooms), the orchard bungalow (valley facing rooms) and glacier point (glacier facing rooms) house 64 rooms that are tastefully appointed, each with magnificent views and overlooking manicured lawns the rooms overlook the river beas or have a view of the snow clad mountains.
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Discussion in 'Tesla, Inc.' started by Chopr147, Aug 7, 2017.
Let's Stop Spending Tax Dollars on Elon Musk and Cronyism
Old hit article. Not new.
That article is almost a year old. I think Elon is doing just fine.
Thanks for that. It's click bait like it was written,published today. Dammnit! Got me again
I should know to check the date , not the first time i've been duped
It was a preface for this article. Published today
OPINION: Can we wean Elon Musk off government support already?
Now, mind you I don't buy some of this non-sense. But the solar subsidies are real. For Tesla (SolarCity) and any other solar comany
I like how this article talks about $7500 for Musk, the Hollywood guy.
Never mentions that EVERY other manufacturer has this as well.
Or the fact that every other (almost) manufacturers BEV is nothing more than a compliance car. :-/
...or the fact that the tax credit goes to the CONSUMER, for a change. ...unlike the billions of ONGOING dollars that go to the corporations in charge of the fossil fuel industry.
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Wisconsin announces new design for licenses, ID cards
Wisconsin announces new design for licenses, ID cards
MADISON, Wis. —
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation says new Wisconsin licenses and ID cards will be the most secure in the country.
The DOT said the new cards are made of polycarbonate, and are laser-engraved to prevent fraud and identity theft.
In addition to the laser-engraved photo, cards will also feature a raised signature, date of birth, expiration date and ID number. It will also have ultraviolet ink that displays Wisconsin artwork on the front of the card.
Officials said the new cards will go out starting in late September. Residents do not need to change out their cards until their current license or ID expires.
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Get on the bus to Midnight Oil gig
THE OILS are in town for one night only, Thursday October 19. And yes, contrary to rumours, there are still tickets available.
"There are still tickets but I need to stress, make sure you buy from Ticketek," Country Tours local promoter John Logan said.
"Only when you purchase from Ticketek can you be sure you're getting the real deal, genuine ticket."
To make life easy, a free bus transport to and from the event will be available.
Getting there: For those wishing to park away from the concert site, shuttle buses will pick up and leave the Racecourse at 4pm, proceed to Park Ave (outside Radiology Cte) pick up approx 4.10pm, then run to the concert site and do a continuous loop, concert, racecourse/Park Ave.
Those wishing to use the service should look for the bus with the Midnight Oil sign on it and should see a bus every 15- 20 minutes from 4pm until approximately 6.30pm.
Getting home: After the concert finishes (10pm), additional buses will leave the new bus assembly area on Stadium Drive at concert site to ferry patrons back to the Racecourse, then on to the city centre, before returning to Stadium Drive continuously until there is no one left to pick up.
Pub & back: The Hoey Moey will also run a continuous free shuttle service of several buses from the hotel before the event and back to the hotel afterwards. Just ask at the bar after 4pm on the day. "We will take up the slack for anyone wanting to go, we'll put on up to five vehicles including our 20 seater Coaster if the demand is there," said manager/owner Twane Voglsinger .
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December 15, 2013
Bloom Day - A Wet Mess
This is one of the new trailing violas, whose name escapes me now.
I was surprised to see my Ogon spirea (Spiraea thunbergii 'Ogon') blooming so early, usually it does not start until February. The foliage is still colorful on it as well.
My Edgeworthia chrysantha is fat with buds, and it should be a great show this year. My nose can hardly wait.
Camellia sasanqua are still putting out good blooms, and there are many unopened buds waiting for the right temperatures to open. The first two below are 'Autumn Rocket' followed by 'Kanjiro', then the seasonally appropriate 'Yuletide'.
'Yuletide' is in the back garden by the pond. Across from it is a Stachyurus praecox 'Mitsuzaki', and this is one of the few years it has had good fall color. Usually it looks more like the Tetrapanax (in the front of this shot) at this time of year.
The fish pond has yet to freeze this year, and its inhabitants are still active, wondering why I have not fed them recently. The orange and white koi has blue eye lids so I named him/her Sinatra, and the other one, who is black, orange and hard to see is Burning Ashes. The goldfish swim unnamed.
Fish are not the only creatures in my garden, Penny and Isabel are usually out there as well, but don't usually look so serious.
Inside, my Christmas cacti (Schlumbergera) are blooming right on cue, though the pink one is not very Christmassy.
You can see what's blooming on other people's kitchen window sills, or in their gardens, by visiting Carol at May Dreams Gardens. Every month on the 15th she hosts Garden Bloggers Bloom Day.
I'd like to wish all of you a merry Christmas if you celebrate, happy holidays if you don't, and a happy new year as well.
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I am jealous of your Edgeworthia, they don't seem very hardy here. I have killed two. Or at least the frost has. It is a gorgeous thing. I love your camellias. Lovely to have so much colour in December.ReplyDelete
I am sorry you can't grow Edgeworthia Chloris. It is one of my favorite plants.Delete
What an enjoyable post for us northern gardeners! I love the koi names and the pink petals trailing on the pond. I keep thinking I should plant that spirea and seeing it at this stage give me one more reason to do so. Lastly, I have to say as someone who is not a dog person, that you have a a lovely pair. I think I could learn to love them!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Linda. I am fairly certain that Spiraea thungergii should be hardy for you. The flowers normally bloom in Feb. for us, but I grow it for the foliage.Delete
Lovely blooms, especially the camellias. I sure wish they were hardy enough for my garden...ReplyDeleteReplies
Carol, there are some zone 6 camellias, it might be worth trying. Thanks for stopping by.Delete
Lovely blooms with raindrops clinging! Cute pups, too!ReplyDelete
Happy Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day!
I never have had a Christmas cactus, maybe next year! Did your Tetrapanax bloom this year?ReplyDeleteReplies
Loree, my Tetrapanax budded, but never opened before the freeze got it. Yes, you should try a Christmas cactus.Delete
Nice to see Bloom Day raising it's colorful head somewhere. In CT we had to deal with 6-10" of the white stuff but everything was done long before that anyway. Happy Bloom Day Les!ReplyDeleteReplies
I am sorry for your snow Sue, unless you are one of those people who actually like the stuff.Delete
Marry me Les, and take me away from our cold Canadian winters ! ;-)ReplyDeleteReplies
Sorry Sybil, I am already taken, but if I hear of anyone who might want to rescue you, I'll let you know.Delete
Where have I been, I didn't even know you had a pond. And with koi!ReplyDelete
Your camellias are beautiful. I didn't know there was such a thing as trailing viola either and must investigate further.
Obviously you like hounds -- did you catch the National Dog Show on Thanksgiving? A foxhound won and that dog was one of those dogs that is so special one doesn't have to be a dog expert to see how good she is. She has the magic. I thought the bearded collie did too.Replies
Sweetbay, I do indeed like hounds and was able to see Jewel win the National. She was a very good looking dog. American Foxhounds are the state dog here in Va., My Isabel is a Plott Hound, the state dog in your state.Delete
- AnonymousDecember 17, 2013 9:02 PM
It seems like you aren't that far away and yet your garden is In another season, beautiful. Here it is all snow covered. I like snow but the unseasonably low temperatures have frozen all my open camellia flowers twice and I think the buds are frozen too. At least I got photos in between the two freezes and was able to do a post!ReplyDeleteReplies
Sorry about your inconsiderate weather Carolyn. We do enjoy a remarkable climate in this corner of the state. The rest of it has more in common with Pennsylvania.Delete
Is this the same Edgeworthia that came under attack sometime ago? It recovered well.ReplyDelete
Isabel was the last to join your pack, right? She seems well adjusted. Love the koi pictures with the leaves floating above. I'm always amazed the fish can survive such low temperatures!
p.s. Kudos on the marriage proposal :-)Replies
Chavliness, yes that is the same Edgeworthia after 5 years of careful pruning it is getting back to where I want it. We have had Isabel since March, and while we got off to a bumpy start, she has turned into a good dog and welcome member of the pack.Delete
Wet, but beautiful Les! I love the names for your koi and the shots of the leaves floating overtop of the swimming fish. Your dogs have such regal faces.ReplyDelete
I also took a look at the Longwood series. What a garden. My favourite images have to be the those giant round water lilies and I love the picture of the lady handing the boy a lily flower.


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The handshake between President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raúl Castro is being described as a spontaneous gesture. However, the State Department has a large bureaucracy devoted to diplomatic protocol that would surely have kept Obama from greeting Castro if that is what the White House chose. In addition, a security expert speaking in advance of the rally made clear that leaders could arrange to avoid such meetings.
"[The heads of state] can be seated alphabetically to avoid [Zimbabwean President] Robert Mugabe sitting next to [British Prime Minister] David Cameron; and [Cuban President] Raul Castro Ruz sitting next to [US President] Barack Obama," said George Nicholls, a security expert interviewed by the Zimbabwe Mail.
Notably, he assumed that President Obama would arrange to be seated far away from the Cuban dictator.
The U.S. media was very excited by Obama's greeting with Castro, heralding it as a gesture of "reconciliation." However, President Obama is not the first U.S. president to shake hands with a Cuban communist leader. President Bill Clinton shook hands with Fidel Castro in 2000. That handshake did not lead to a significant warming of U.S.-Cuban relations, nor did it encourage any significant political reforms by the Castro regime.


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"God is very good to those who trust in Him and often surprises them with unlooked for blessings. Little do we know what may happen to us tomorrow, but this fact may cheer us, that no good thing shall be withheld. Chance is banished from the faith of Christians, for they see the hand of God in everything. The trivial events of today or tomorrow may involve consequences of the highest importance." – Charles Haddon Spurgeon
Several years ago, I had the opportunity to travel to Africa with my pastor at the time; and a couple of others. Our goal was to provide some teaching and encouragement to a church in Nigeria. I can only hope they were as blessed as I was after our time together. I was the one who left feeling strengthened and encouraged by the church. It was a wonderful experience.
Interestingly, God did many things by way of provision for this trip. He provided money, time off, messages to share… so many BIG things came together. But, the stand out provision in my mind is a small notebook. I had written messages out on an unusual size of notebook paper that was about the same size of my Bible. Was it 5×7? Something like that. Evidently while I had, in my opinion, the perfect size of paper, I didn't have the notebook to put them in. I also didn't know how hard it would be to find. I looked everywhere! I would find something I thought would work and the holes wouldn't fit right for the paper… it was complicated. I prayed that God would lead me to the right notebook. One day, while driving to work, I took a different route. For some reason, I felt prompted to stop at a drug store on the way. I went in and looked at their school supplies. They had just the right size notebook! I was so thrilled!!
This little notebook spoke to me more about God's care and interest for me as an individual than His whole provision for the trip. Why? It wasn't a need. It was just a silly little desire of my heart. But, God cared and wanted to delight my heart. It was more than the right size of vinyl and some hardware. It was a desire of the heart. Was it a "coincidence" that I took a different route to work; felt prompted to stop at an unfamiliar drugstore, and find this notebook? You will never be able to convince me of that!
Father, I thank You that You are involved in every little thing that impacts my life. I thank You that You delight in blessing Your children. Help me to see You more in the little day to day things. Help me not to miss Your blessings or insult You by calling them a coincidence. Thank You for Your surprises and unlooked for blessings!
Psalm 37:4 "Delight yourself in the Lord and He will give you the desires of your heart."


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What is a 'Dividend'
A dividend is a distribution of a portion of a company's earnings, decided by the board of directors, paid to a class of its shareholders. Dividends can be issued as cash payments, as shares of stock, or other property.
BREAKING DOWN 'Dividend'
The board of directors can choose to issue dividends over various timeframes and payout rates. Dividends are typically monthly or quarterly. It is also common for a company to issue special dividends either individually or simultaneously with a scheduled dividend.
Investors often view the company's dividend by its dividend yield which measures the dividend in terms of a percent of the current market price. The dividend rate can also be quoted in terms of the dollar amount each share receives (dividends per share, or DPS).
A company's net profits are an important factor in determining a dividend. Net profits can be allocated to shareholders via a dividend, or kept within the company as retained earnings. A company may also choose to use net profits to repurchase their own shares in the open market in a share buyback. Dividends and share buybacks do not change the fundamental value of a company's shares. Dividend payments must be approved by the shareholders and are managed by the board of directors.
Companies That Issue Dividends
Start-ups and other high-growth companies such as those in the technology or biotechnology sectors rarely offer dividends. These companies often report losses in their early years and any profits are usually reinvested to help sustain higher-than-average growth and expansion. Larger, established companies with more predictable profits are often the best dividend payers. These companies tend to issue regular dividends as they seek to maximize shareholder wealth in ways aside from supernormal growth.
Companies in the following sectors and industries have among the highest historical dividend yields: basic materials, oil and gas, banks and financial, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, and utilities. Companies structured as master limited partnerships (MLPs) and real estate investment trusts (REITs) are also top dividend payers since their designations require specified distributions to shareholders.
Arguments for Issuing Dividends
The bird-in-hand argument for dividend policy claims that investors are less certain of receiving future growth and capital gains from the reinvested retained earnings than they are of receiving current (and therefore certain) dividend payments. The main argument is that investors place a higher value on a dollar of current dividends that they are certain to receive than on a dollar of expected capital gains, even if they are theoretically equivalent.
If a company has a long history of past dividend payments, reducing or eliminating the dividend amount may signal to investors that the company could be in trouble. For example, GE, one of the U.S. market's largest industrials, announced a financial plan that included decreasing its dividend by approximately 50% on November 13, 2017. The stock fell -7.26% following the announcement. Alternatively, an unexpected increase in the dividend rate might be a positive signal to the market.
Dividend Payout Policies
A company that issues dividends may choose the amount to pay out using a number of methods.
- Stable dividend policy: Even if corporate earnings are in flux, stable dividend policy focuses on maintaining a steady dividend payout.
- Target payout ratio: A stable dividend policy could target a long-run dividend-to-earnings ratio. The goal is to pay a stated percentage of earnings, but the share payout is given in a nominal dollar amount that adjusts to its target as the earnings baseline changes.
- Constant payout ratio: A company pays out a specific percentage of its earnings each year as dividends, and the amount of those dividends therefore vary directly with earnings.
- Residual dividend model: Dividends are based on earnings less funds the firm retains to finance the equity portion of its capital budget and any residual profits are then paid out to shareholders.
Dividend Irrelevance
Economists Merton Miller and Franco Modigliani argued that a company's dividend policy is irrelevant, and it has no effect on the price of a firm's stock or its cost of capital. Assume, for example, that you are a stockholder of a firm and you don't like its dividend policy. If the firm's cash dividend is too big, you can just take the excess cash received and use it to buy more of the firm's stock. If the cash dividend you received was too small, you can just sell a little bit of your existing stock in the firm to get the cash flow you want. In either case, the combination of the value of your investment in the firm and your cash in hand will be exactly the same. When they conclude that dividends are irrelevant, they mean that investors don't care about the firm's dividend policy since they can create their own synthetically. It should be noted that the dividend irrelevance theory holds only in a perfect world with no taxes, no brokerage costs, and infinitely divisible shares.
Investing in Dividend Paying Investments
Investors seeking dividend investments have a number of options including stocks, mutual funds, ETFs and more. The dividend discount model, or Gordon growth model, can be helpful in choosing stock investments. These techniques rely on anticipated future dividend streams to value shares.
Taxes may also be a consideration. In many countries, the income from dividends is treated at a more favorable tax rate than ordinary income. Investors seeking tax-advantaged cash flows may look to dividend-paying stocks in order to take advantage of potentially favorable taxation. The clientele effect suggests especially those investors and owners in high marginal tax brackets will choose dividend-paying stocks.
Similar to stocks, mutual funds and ETFs pay out interest and dividend income received from their portfolio holdings as dividends to fund shareholders. In addition, realized capital gains from the portfolio's trading activities are generally paid out (capital gains distribution) as a year-end dividend.
Total return is an important performance metric to follow for dividend investors as it factors in the value of the dividend in its performance calculations. Dividend investors also typically have the option to reinvest dividends paid which helps to increase the total return of the investment.
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SDAT Study Session
Hosted by Sebastopol City Council
Monday, January 13
6pm to 9pm
Sebastopol Youth Annex
425 Morris St.
The final SDAT report has been issued by a team of experts from the American Institute of Architects and covers a number of areas including land use, urban design, green infrastructure, bike and pedestrian connections, transportation and parking. Members of the public are encouraged to attend and participate. For more about the Sebastopol SDAT, to download a PDF of the report, or to find a list of where hard copies may be viewed around town, visit SebastopolConnect.org. Staff report for the Monday evening study session may be downloaded here.


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Jail for man who filmed himself touching sleeping girl
A MAN who, while high on drugs, filmed himself touching a sleeping seven-year-old girl, will be behind bars for at least 14 months.
The 31-year-old, who cannot be named, pleaded guilty in the Ipswich District Court this week to rape, indecent treatment of a child under 12 in his care, two counts of making child-exploitation material and possessing drug paraphernalia.
The man and his then wife were looking after the girl and her siblings while their parents were away last year.
On two separate occasions when the girl was asleep he filmed himself touching her below the waist.
The two mobile phone videos were later found by his then wife, who was looking for information about an affair he had that ended their marriage.
She found the two videos and recognised his hand from a scar on it. She initially thought the girl was their own daughter and took the children out of the house.
The girl had no memory of the event.
The court heard the man was ashamed of his actions, told his wife he had been under the influence of drugs and wrote a letter to her explaining his remorse.
He had repeatedly tried to delete the videos from his phone, but the court heard they "kept coming back" when the app was updated.
Justice Greg Koppenol said while he was convinced the man wasn't a pedophile, his actions had been pedophilic.
He was sentenced to three and a half years jail, with a parole eligibility in 14 months.


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I just wanted to share a few words (and photos) about my weekend, I haven't had such a fun weekend of running in a while.
It started on Friday night, watching new friends being awarded for their super running at the Datchet Dashers presentation night. We had our glass carriage collect us at a respectable time in order to make it over to a chilly Bushy Park for parkrun #101 on Saturday morning.
My Mum crocheted me this hat and scarf when I started running, with temperatures dipping below zero on our drive into Kingston upon Thames it was time to break out the full length leggings and knitwear! Saturday rolled into a fun day of pancakes, cider and exploring Kingston. As well as tracking the Country to Capital Runners on my phone. I have to admit I was a bit jealous after last year.
We headed home for dinner on Saturday and so I could get my kit out ready for representing my new club Datchet Dashers at Cross Country. This was the first outing of my t-shirt and I think getting mud up the front and back qualifies as doing it justice.
I spent most of Saturday night and Sunday morning (once I saw the snow) deliberating if I should wear shorts or not. It's kind of cross country uniform and with long socks I'm not sure it's really any colder. I'm so glad I donned my shorts, I got heckles of most stylish runner and lots of positive comments about my home made knitwear.
I loved stomping around Lightwater Country Park in the snow, ice and mud. Bracknell Forest Runners put on a fantastic spread of cake, sandwiches and tea. Huddling with other runners in the tea queue was surprisingly a fantastic experience. Yes I was frozen, yes I scalded my tongue on the tea but the banter and camaraderie was second to none. I can't make the last two fixtures of the season but next year… Cross Country… I'm coming to get you! And all the mud.
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Hardy Signs are proud sponsors of Barton under Needwood U12 Rugby shirts. Continuing its commitment to promote Rugby at grassroots level, Hardy Signs Ltd have once again taken the front row with community involvement.
Earlier in the year Hardy Signs along with 'Young Rugby Ambassadors' joined hands with 'Burton Rugby Football Club' to promote rugby in Burton.
Nik Hardy MD of Hardy Signs stated "I enjoyed playing rugby in my school days, it is such a popular game both locally and nationally. We are pleased to sponsor junior Rugby initiatives such as these in the community."
Kai Hurst of Barton under Needwood Rugby Club U12's is shown in the picture collecting shirt sponsorship cheque from Nik Hardy (Managing Director).
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Join our expert capper for his WTA Stanford tournament analysis. Find out who the main contender is, as well as the player to fade and to keep an eye on this hard-court event.
The Bank of the West Classic takes place in Stanford with Hard Court as the chosen surface for this WTA Premier event.Main Contender
The former world no.1 – Maria Sharapova – continues to pursue her first WTA title of the season. Besides spending more than one year away from competition after testing positive for meldonium, the five-time Grand Slam champion was unable to compete in the last two months due to injury. Nevertheless, Sharapova can never be underestimated. Known as one of the greatest competitors in the game, the 30-year-old Russian holds a remarkable 79.01% career record on Hard Court. Adding to this, Maria started her campaign in Stanford with an impressive 6 – 1 4 – 6 6 – 0 win over Jennifer Brady.
Taking a look now at Sharapova's draw on this event, the 2010 Bank of the West Classic runner-up returns to action this Wednesday against Lesia Tsurenko. Even though this is only Maria's second match on Hard Court in 2017, the Russian is definitely the better player between these two. With this in mind, our suggestion is for you to add Sharapova to your betting picks to book a place in the quarterfinals at -200 at Pinnacle. In addition to the value on Maria's moneyline in the following round, placing a bet on the world no.171 to win the title at +450 at Bet365 is also an interesting approach for this tournament.Player to Fade
At the age of 23, Garbine Muguruza is going through a great moment in her career. Besides claiming her second Grand Slam title in Wimbledon, the Spanish player holds an outstanding 80.00% winning record in her last 20 matches on the WTA Tour. Despite her tremendous success in recent weeks, Garbine's career record in the U.S. is far from brilliant. Looking now at Muguruza's numbers throughout her career, the two-time Grand Slam champion only won 57.14% of the matches in North-America while her overall record is 65.17%. Adding to this, it won't be easy for Muguruza to perform at her best in her first tournament since her triumph at the Wimbledon Championships.
Due to the uncertainties regarding Muguruza's level in Stanford, it's impossible to find any value on her current tennis betting odds to lift the trophy at +300 at BetVictor. On the other hand, Garbine won't have an easy task on this event with dangerous opponents on her half of the draw such as Maria Sharapova, Madison Keys or Ana Konjuh. Having said that, our recommendation is for you to fade the Spaniard throughout this tournament since we don't expect to see her winning the Bank of the West Classic title.Player to Keep an Eye
Known as one of the most promising players on the WTA Tour, Catherine Bellis is the youngest player in the top 50. Despite her young age, the 18-year-old American holds an astonishing 10 – 3 record against top 50 opponents in 2017. Adding to this, Bellis started her campaign on this event with an outstanding 6 – 3 6 – 2 victory over Alize Cornet.
Looking now at Catherine's draw in Stanford, the former junior world no.1 shouldn't experience any major issues in the 2nd round against Veronica Cepede Royg. Therefore, our advice is for you to place a bet on Bellis' -1.5 Set Handicap at -110 at Coral.


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The exhibition, After Removal: Rebuilding the Cherokee Nation, tells the story of the Cherokee Nation in the 19th century through the stark contrasts of the human experience — discord and harmony, war and peace, success and failure — and in the end, the creation of a solid foundation for the future of the Cherokee people. The Cherokee...Read more
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Martha Coakley owns up to lobbyist-held fundraiser
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A politically wired Beacon Hill lobbying firm let off with a light penalty by Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Martha Coakley for a possible violation of state law hosted a fundraiser for Coakley's U.S. Senate campaign in 2009, the Herald has learned.
The fundraiser calls into question the attorney general's repeated attempts to distance herself from the lobbying powerhouse, which negotiated a controversial settlement with Coakley's office for allegedly charging illegal contingency fees to the Franciscan Hospital for Children.
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" I usually don't like the artsy backgrounds, but this card looks pretty cool. The back isn't bad except for Panini's fear of putting full year by year stats. I give it a thumbs up. " -muskie027
" I like that it's serially numbered. I don't understand what the O is for. Might be due to my utter lack of knowledge on football. I think that this concept has come up as Card of the Day in the past, and I don't remember the reason. " -Billy Kingsley
" I'm not real sure what the shapes in the background are supposed to be. Or why there is a random O on the card. Are they spelling Cooley? " -switzr1
" People forget how good Cooley was back in the '00s. A true pass-catching threat & playmaker at TE. He was ahead of his time! " -mkaz80
" SAME PHOTO FRONT AND BACK>>>>>>> uggggh. not a fan of the design either. " -parsley24
" Coooooooley! Donruss! Gridiron Gear! REDSKINS! What's not to like. Oh it's one of those parallel "O" cards along with the "X" cards that the only difference was the X or O symbol in the corner and if it was silver, or gold, or blue or green or pink with purple polka-dots or striped or raised in relief or scratched off or, or or... Oops I got carried away there. Yeah I like the card. I probably have it or at least a few of the base card. " -captkirk42
" For some reason my furst impression is that he has run through some old-time saloon doors. " -John Kerry
" Same photo on both sides? That's dumb. A card set named "Gridiron Gear" that doesn't have game-used jerseys or something? That's dumb. An insert set named "Silver O's"? Well, there actually is a silver "O" on the card, so that one works out. I don't know why there is one, but there is. " -kents_stuff
" This is a nice action/computer generated background. I like it! Wish the name was more readable, though. " -WallyCub


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A Northumberland Alpine Gardener's Diary
This entry: 24 May 2014 by John Richards
Velebit orchids and others. Entry 272.
Orchids on Krk
There is no doubt that our visit to the Croatian coast (8-15 May) described in the last issue deserves a second outing. I intend to concentrate on the many orchids we saw, and then mention a few other plants as well. We spent one day on the island of Krk ('kirk') which is reached from the mainland by a handsome tolled bridge south of Kralevica about 50 km north of Sveti Juraj where we were staying. Krk has a more typically Mediterranean vegetation than the Velebit coastline, so that we saw many plants only on the island during our holiday. Once on the island, I had noticed that the road to Krk town passed two wetlands, and so we stopped at the first one, about 10 km south-west of the bridge. It was clear that access to the wetland was forbidden, and on enquiry to the Tourist authority it transpired that it is not possible to visit either, the excuse being that they provide the island's water supply. This is most unfortunate, as it is clear that they are outstanding wildlife habitats that I feel sure the Croatians should make available to passing toursits such as ourselves. However, there is a path outside an impenetrable fence to the north of the wetland, and we walked a short distance down this.
Almost immediately we encountered a fine population of Anacamptis laxiflora, which had to be viewed through the fence. This is sometimes known as the Jersey Orchid as its only British populations are on the Channel Islands.
On the other side of the path, together with a more familar Anacamptis, the pyramidal orchid, grew a large population of the only Serapias we saw, which is probably S. bergonii.
I had already mentioned that a major feature on the mainland were the vast flowery meadows that stretched back east from the front range, almost all of which seemed to be full or orchids. Perhaps the most widespread of all is Anacamptis morio, the Green-veined orchid, which occurs in countless millions. Typically it is a deep purple in colour, but as in the UK, some populations are much more variable in tone.
The other really widespread orchid which occurs in vast numbers is Neotinea tridentata.
Like two of the Anacamptis mentioned earlier, Neotinea tridentata used to be regarded as an Orchis species of course, and this is also true of the Burnt-tip Orchid, Neotinea ustulata, a rather scarce plant of southern chalk and limestone in Britain. Many of the plants we saw in Croatia were magnificent, and much larger than they are usually seen in the UK.
Interestingly, and in support of the revised classification of the Orchis genus which has proved so unpopular, the only hybrid we found amongst millions of plants in multispecies populations was between the two Netotineas, N. ustulata x tridentata. It was a most appealing character.
The colour scheme of this hybrid was reminiscent of the much larger and relatively unrelated Lady Orchid, Orchis purpurea. We saw this magnficent plant several times and usually in the mountains, both on the Alan and Ravni Dabar roads. In Britain it is now largely confined to Kent.
It is said that the labellum was supposed to resemble a Victorian lady's crinoline, hence the name.
Staying with the genus Orchis, I now want to discuss a couple of puzzles. The first concerns a small population we found together with several other species in superb meadows around a small road which wound north-west of Svica, west of Otocac. Initially I thought these were some sort of hybrid, and then that they were the Naked Man Orchid, O. italica. Eventually I decided that they must refer to the Military or Soldier Orchid, Orchis militaris, but they are of a form very unlike those I have seen elsewhere.
Here in comparison is a plant of Military Orchid photographed last year on the Col de Lautaret in France.
Well, the lip (labellum) is the same shape, so I suppose it must be that. But in that case, what was the next plant that was growing nearby? I think it may be O. militaris x Neotinea tridentata. The later species was common in the vicinity. If so, that would gainsay the idea that hybrids only occur within the new generic limits!
On to another orchis-based problem. Quite a few meadows grew what I had little hesitation in dubbing Orchis mascula (Early Purple Orchid), and it was indeed nearly over flower. This photo shows one of the few still in reasonable condition (as an aside, what has happened to British Early Purples this year? There seem to be almost none in this area).
More commonly however we saw the following plant, which has much longer, more pointed perianth segments and a large pale unspotted lip patch. As soon as I saw it I thought I recognised it as a plant I have seen in northern Italy and knew as O. signifera. However, I now find that this plant has been transferred to O. ovalis which is best known for its purple-streaked (not spotted) stems and leaf-bases. Most of the many plants we saw were entirely green, lacking any purple streaking.
However, this plant did have some purple streaking. Nevertheless, I am not at all sure that purple streaking is necessarily a good feature for O.ovalis Or is O. signifera a good taxon after all?
Amongst the other orchids we saw, Traunsteinera globosa, the Globe Orchid occurred in many of the meadows, but was clearly going to flower a couple of weeks later. We saw Neotinea lactea nearly finished flowering in two spots, and Orchis pallens in bud on Zavizan. Much further inland we saw meadows full of fragrant orchids, Gymnadenia conopsea from the motorway, and Dactylorhiza romana nearly over flower growing at low levels. However in higher meadows and alpine pastures one could scarely miss the Elder-flowered Orchid ('Adam och Eva'), Dactylorhiza sambucina, which is both widespread and abundant. Unusually, in most areas it seemed to be entirely yellow in colour (just 'Eva' presumably), although we did see purples and reds in a few areas.
And some others
Here some other odds and end that appealed to me. Coming back down the slope from Alan, I was greatly taken by a little fumitory growing in limestone crevices by the road. This is a plant I had never heard of, which is now called Pseudofumaria alba ssp. acaulis, and which, if it is in cultivation, I should like to grow.
On shallow limestone soils above 800 m asl, and especially close to the scarp, is an abundant and extremely showy milkwort. I think this must be the plant referred to by Polunin as P. supina and this may be its correct name, although I suspect it is in fact a good form of the familiar P. major with flowers of a lustrous and intense violet rather than the usual pink. The key difference is whether the plant produces lateral inflorescences, and I think it probably doesn't.
I thought Peltaria alliacea was a lovely thing. The only other species in the genus is a box-like evergreen shrub friom Greek serpentine, so I was intrigued to find an elegant herb with brilliant white flowers and attractive smooth bluish amplexicaul leaves. This would be a lovely subject for a sheltered spot in the garden.
The local onosma is totally spectacular and very common on roadside rocks on the limestone up about 800 m in altitude. I think it is O. taurica.
Two globularias are locally common. One covers limestone rocks in the subalpine zone, and is probably best called G. meridionalis, although some authorities equate this with G. cordifolia.
The other is quite common on deeper soils in the subalpine zone and is herbaceous. It is part of the G. vulgaris complex and it probably what in Greece is called G. bisnagarica, which is not recognised in Flora Europaea.
Not surprisingly perhaps, this is an area with lots of genistas, and we saw G. pubescens, G. sericea (prostrate and silvery), G. tinctoria, G. germanica, and best of all, G. holopetala, which is a local endemic. This is supposed to be a relative of G. radiata, which also occurs, but as we saw it is much more prostrate and dwarf. It is best known by a silky standard, and clambers over limesone rocks, particularly on the Ravni Dabar road.
Another dwarf subshrub that clambers over limestone rocks in the subalpine zone is Euphorbia capitulata. This is supposed to be herbaceous, but seems distinctly shrubby to me. It has these amazing heads that are pimply and look like little strawberries, so the plant is distinctly un-spurge-like and I had to look up photos on the internet to convince myself this is what it is.
Yet another plant of limestone rocks on the Alan road was a little Cymbalaria, C. microcalyx which I first encountered in southern Greece, for instance at Mistras. It has a distinct charm, unlike our weedy ivy-leaved toadflax.
I am finishing with a plant what can be found not 10 km from where I live, but rarely flowers with us. This is the bearberry, Arctostaphylos uva-ursi, one of my favourite ericaceous shrubs, and one which is, unusually, often found on limestone. On parts of the higher slopes at Alan and Zavizan it became the dominant shrub, together with prostrate juniper and Pinus mugo.
Sadly, we didn't see one of the bears (or did we?).
I have scarcely touched on the rich flora of this region, which is really well worth a spring visit, and is as yet hardly known in the west. I warmly recommend it and hope many others will follow and find many more good plants. As I have already shown, there are also many mysteries to unravel! I find that I have not mentioned how unspoilt the whole area is. This is a sizeable country, more than 500 km from one end to another, with scarcely 4 million people. Most of the area is covered with primary forest, or species-rich meadows. The wildlife is spectacular. The Velebit mountains alone have 1000 brown bears, of which the picture above is of just one. There are wild wolves, lynx and eagles. The standard of living seems quite high and the people are delightful.


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IFDO approves continued support of International Social Science Council
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At the 2018 IFDO General Assembly the group approved the continued membership and support of the International Social Science Council and the great work they are doing. In addition, the members suggest exploring more communitions with CESSDA and their plans to reach out across the globe to social science archives many of which are our members. Iris Alfredsson has agreed to represent IFDO and to bring this up as a topic of discussion in Milan, Italy June 2018 when CESSDA meets to plan this effort.
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With hundreds of downed trees and numerous road closures, more than 55,000 Eversource customers in Connecticut remain without power as crews continue battling the Nor'easter at several hundred active outages, affecting 4 percent of residents in the state.
As of 4:30 p.m. on Friday afternoon, crews were dealing with hundreds of active outages, which are affecting 55,478 customers in the state as wind gusts continue to whip at up to 60 mph in the area.
In Connecticut, Clinton (3,395 customers affected), Stamford (2,100), Ridgefield (1,709), Danbury (1,520), Bristol (1,465) and East Lyme (1,126) were among the areas hit hardest by the storm.
"The high winds from this storm are causing significant damage throughout the region and to our system, with tree limbs falling onto electric lines and equipment," Eversource Vice President of Electric Operations Mike Hayhurst said. "We realize being without power for any length of time can be difficult. We strive to always be there for our customers when they need us and we remain focused on restoring service to all of those affected."
According to the National Weather Service, winds are expected to reach up to 60 mph, with a mix of snow and rain in the area over the afternoon. Several inches of snow is expected to potentially accumulate, mainly in Northern Fairfield, before the storm winds down overnight.
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This fsbo term seems new to the readers
How many of you are already a honcho in the real estates and can easily pen down to write a novel about how this real estate market works in reality? You must have gathered fair enough knowledge in the field of this fsbo In a nutshell, it is nothing but a prefixed amount a buyer must provide to the middle man or agents.
Isthis agent over hyped or just efficient enough to accomplish their work?
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• Once you are done with your research procedure you can easily move forward to know about advanced terminology like for sale by owner. Again, the power of virtual world can be proven as your best buddy.
The indomitable power of the internet
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How to increase productivity of small business?Posted by Glenn Vandewater on Jan 16, 2016 in Small Business | Comments Off on How to increase productivity of small business?
Every business is a complex organization, whether it is small one, or it is a high net worth business corporation, and it productivity solely depends on management, workers are used only as a tool, in order to increase productivity, management will have to make the decisions, that will determine the future of the business.
If you want to have successful business, you must make a plan, draw up a strategy that will increase productivity of your company, you must know where this strategy is leading, whether you want to be in revenue of half a million dollars per year, or you want to land 30 new clients.
Put that strategy into motion. Best way to do that is by talking with your employees and business partners, you may hear some advice that can be helpful and they can give you new insight of the problem. It will be much easier for you, if you get their approval. It is important that every person who is part of your business understands this strategy and takes participation.
Use the technology you already have. It has proven that companies are constantly updating their technologies in order to achieve better result, but they are only using 25% of them. So why buy new computer and lap tops, when you can work on your existing one. What would happen with your company if you started to use the rest of that percentage?
Restrict the use of social media and smartphones at work. Many companies have resorted to this act, so don't worry, you won't be the only one. Average person will check her phone 150 times within 16 hours, send 23 text message and receive 22 phone calls. When you present this report to your employees, they will need to realize that their usage of social media and smartphones is decreasing the productivity of your company.
Set up a new working hours. You can offer your employees to enter a program that you will be conducting, you can offer them to work remotely and to have a flex hours or they can stay at the office. You can start a trial period of 30 days, then expand it on three months, if it gives good results. You must warn your employees that you will be measuring the productivity, you will want to give them exact information, if productivity decrease, remained the same or didn't go high enough. If the program doesn't give you expected results, you can always choose to terminate it.
Look after your team. In order to have successful business you must take care of your team, but also measure how productive are your employees. Because they are the fuel of your engine. There are various programs that you can introduce to them, in order to help them increase work and health at your company. Set up exercise program or incorporate healthy meals on daily basis, or reward them with bonuses for successfully finished project. This will increase their wellbeing and give them more motivation for work.


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Julien's Auctions, the world-record breaking auction house, announced today that 'Hollywood: Property From The Osianama Archives' will be heading to the auction block on 8 March in Los Angeles and live online.
A significant part of the Hollywood category of the Osianama Archives, an outstanding, award-winning collection of some of the world's most important film memorabilia and artwork, will be available for auction for the first time in history in this spectacular never before seen event.
From a life-size Terminator 3 screen figure to the monstrous Alien Queen's maquette from Aliens to a gigantic T-rex dinosaur figure from The Lost World: Jurassic Park, the Osianama Archives features iconic production pieces, props and posters from the greatest and most influential films of all time.
Some of the most prestigious original artwork representing nearly 100 years of classic Hollywood films by poster design masters Al Hirschfeld, Saul Bass, Alberto Vargas, Jean Mascii, Boris Grinsson, Reynold Brown, Albert Kallis, Tom Jung, Waldemar Świerzy, Andy Warhol and many more will be offered.
From the legendary silent films of Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton to the German Expressionism of Fritz Lang, Erich von Stroheim, F.W. Murnau, Josef von Sternberg and Ernst Lubitsch to the glorious horror of Tod Browning, Lon Chaney, Bela Lugosi, Boris Karloff to the screen goddesses Greta Garbo, Carole Lombard, Vivien Leigh, Marlene Dietrich, Joan Crawford, Bette Davis, Rita Hayworth, Katharine Hepburn and Audrey Hepburn to icons and legends, Clark Gable, Alfred Hitchcock, Orson Welles, Humphrey Bogart, Marlon Brando, Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, Stanley Kubrick, Robert De Niro, Clint Eastwood and more, these masterpieces offer the finest in film poster history.
In addition, some of Osianama's historic lobby cards, purchased as part of the Leonard Schrader Collection, will join this Hollywood auction extravaganza.
The late filmmaker and screenwriter Leonard Schrader's astonishing collection and preservation of thousands of rare vintage lobby cards-the movie theater's film advertisement posters that revolutionized the look of graphics-and other related pieces, spanning the silent film era to Hollywood's Golden Age, are considered the sole surviving remnants of many long-lost films.
The Osianama Archives is the renowned archive-library-collection of world cinema built and housed by Osian's, India's pioneering arts and cultural institution and auction house, founded in 2000 by eminent arts and culture scholar-entrepreneur Neville Tuli.
The vast collection curated by Tuli consists of more than 200,000 original objects of production items, film publicity material and memorabilia and serves as an unrivalled center of knowledge, learning, education and cultural history.
"Julien's Auctions is thrilled to offer the Osianama Archives, the finest and most comprehensive collection of film memorabilia and artwork of the last century," said Martin Nolan, Executive Director of Julien's Auctions.
"These rare and highly valued objects have served as a landmark for cinema as an art form and cultural reference and is certain to dazzle and delight any serious film memorabilia collector keen to own these pieces of Hollywood movie making history."
Over 400 pieces will be offered including: a full-size screen used figure of Arnold Schwarzenegger as the Terminator from Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003) (estimate: $50,000-$80,000), an original French Grande (style A) poster for King Kong (1933) (estimate: $30,000-$40,000) and a cast resin maquette of the Queen from Aliens (1986) (estimate: $20,000-$30,000).
A full color special brochure designed by Osian's showcasing many of these fine auction highlights can be found online at this link: http://www.juliensauctions.com/auctions/2018/osianama-archives/flipbook3/


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Giveaway Closed and Winners Announcement! : Ricola launches four limited edition collectible tins to usher in the holiday season – Please scroll down to the bottom of this website post for Giveaway details!
Thinking of what to get for Christmas? Ricola has launched a new set of limited edition festive collectible tins, these tins came just in time to be given out as a Christmas gift during the festive season.
Ricola is produced from Switzerland and there are 13 herbs in each herb drop. For the first time, Ricola, the leading Swiss herb drop brand, is set to brighten up this Christmas with a set of four specially-designed Limited Edition Ricola Festive Collectible Tins. What's more, you could win cash in a weekly instant draw and a 5D4N ski holiday in Switzerland, worth S$10,000, when you purchase any Ricola products* during the season of joy and blessings.
Available in four captivating designs in high-quality 3-D embossing, each limited edition Festive Collectible Tin contains 200 grams of individually wrapped herb drops in four Ricola favourite flavours, namely the Original Swiss Herb, Alpine Fresh, Apple Mint and Lemon Mint.
Held in Switzerland last year, Ricola invited creative talents from around the world to take part in its 'Ricola Design Collection' campaign, and these four winning designs stood out among some 500 design proposals submitted.
Based on the four themes, Switzerland, Summer, Herbs and Freshness, which are reflections of the brand, these four designs – three from Germany and one from Italy, received the most votes from fans of Ricola worldwide.
These tins were on sale in Switzerland, Italy and Slovenia earlier this year and received overwhelming response from the consumers. As such, Ricola is extending the sale of these collectible tins to Singapore so that Ricola fans here can also get their hands on these beautifully designed limited edition collectible tins.
The Limited Edition Ricola Festive Collectible Tins, priced at $14.50 (R.R.P.) each, are available at selected FairPrice outlets from 1 November 2016.
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To add to the festivities, Ricola is also giving out $100 cash every week for nine weeks from 1 November 2016 to consumers who purchase Ricola products*; 200 happy winners will walk away with a total of $20,000 by the end of the instant draw period.
To participate, all consumers need to do is to go on to Ricola's instant draw microsite, http://www.japromotion.com/ricolainstantwin; key in their particulars and upload a photo of their receipt as proof of purchase; and you will instantly know if you have won S$100! For every box of Ricola product purchased, customers are entitled to one chance to win $100 cash. So, the more Ricola products you buy, the higher your chance to win CASH!
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Ricola Four Limited Edition Collectable Tins:
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Many research teams have reported on their observations of exploits involving the use of the Apache Struts vulnerability CVE-2017-5638 since Cisco Talos published their post on Wednesday March 8. Fidelis Cybersecurity Threat Research is also seeing widespread activity and contrary to some reporting, we're not seeing any reduction in scanning over the course of the day.
Apache Struts 2 is an open-source development framework for Java web applications. It uses and extends the Java Servlet API to encourage developers to adopt a model–view–controller (MVC) architecture. Apache Struts2 is used to build websites by a wide variety of organizations. Even as the patch was made available earlier in the week, it's a fair assumption that a large number of systems are yet to be updated.
This post captures some of the exploit code we're seeing. Our expectation is that we'll build on the post as more implementations are discovered.
The activity is very reminiscent of Shellshock, in that Apache Struts is open source, mature, widely deployed and often embedded in other packages, both commercial and open-source. Many environments only discover the presence of these packages when they discover exploited systems.
We have two general observations around the activity we've seen:
- Mass scanners are typically trying to install downloaders that lead to Windows and Linux versions of DDoS software, typically the BillGates Botnet.
- There is more targeted activity clearly going on, often involving reconnaissance of some nature.
Observed Exploits
Building off the original proof-of-concept code
Numerous botnets are adapting code from the proof-of-concept code that was published earlier this week. In each of these instances, there is an attempt to immediately disable firewall functionality followed by the download and immediate execution of a binary.
Update 3/17:
Original Implementations
1. In this one, it looks like the code is printing the root path directory from the exploited server
2. We don't have a good theory for this one other than it represents test code that could eventually be adapted
The wave of threat activity involving CVE-2017-5638 is only just beginning and we're seeing variants that diverge from the original proof-of-concept code starting to emerge. As we see more activity, we intend to share these observations with the community by updating this post.


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What children learn at Malin Bridge Primary School
Our Year Group Skills documents aim to provide simplified curriculum information. They help to maintain focus on the key elements of learning which have most significant influence on children's progress and outcomes. They are available to download below. You can also see examples of our curriculum in action by downloading The Malin Bridge Primary Curriculum in Action
The Nursery – The Bridge Skills
The Bridge – FS2 Skills
Y1 Skills
Y2 Skills
Y3 Skills
Y4 Skills
Y5 Skills
Y6 Skills
Foundation Stage (Children Aged 3-5 Years)
The period from age three to the end of Reception year is described as the Foundation Stage. It is a distinct stage and important both in its own right and in preparing children for later schooling.
In the first year of Foundation Stage children attend nursery or Pre School (Foundation Stage 1 – FS1) and in the second they start school (Foundation Stage 2 – FS2). The youngest classes at Malin Bridge Primary are FS2 classes and we work closely with the different FS1 providers to support children's transition into school.
The Early Years Foundation Stage Profile summarises and describes children's attainment at the end of the EYFS. It is based on ongoing observation and assessment in the three prime and four specific areas of learning, and the three learning characteristics, set out below.
The prime areas of learning:
- communication and language
- physical development
- personal, social and emotional development
The specific areas of learning:
- literacy
- mathematics
- understanding the world
- expressive arts and design
The learning characteristics:
- playing and exploring
- active learning
- creating and thinking critically
For each Early Learning Goal teachers will assess whether a child is meeting the level of development expected at the end of the Reception Year (expected), exceeding this level (exceeding), or not yet reaching this level (emerging).
The Early Learning Goals establish expectations for most children to reach by the end of the Foundation stage (i.e. end of Reception year). By the beginning of Year 1 some children will have exceeded the goals but other children will be working towards some or all of these goals.
Primary Curriculum (KS1 & KS2)
At Malin Bridge Primary School we strive to provide an engaging, relevant and broad curriculum which develops the children's skills to overcome a variety of challenges. Our curriculum is built around the objectives set out in the national curriculum which covers the following subjects: English, Mathematics, Science, Computing, History, Geography, Art and Design, Design Technology, Music, Physical Education, Languages and Citizenship. Personal Social Health and Economic Education (PSHE) and Religious Education are also part of our curriculum.
As a school we have created themes that promote the children's interest and allow them to develop their skills within different subject areas through a shared context. We are happy to share our curriculum documents which outline the themes undertaken by different year groups during different times of the academic year. We develop children's independence and resourcefulness so they can apply skills in one subject area to overcome challenges and achieve in another.
Alongside our commitment to providing an enjoyable and interesting curriculum, we also have a rigorous approach to progress. The objectives set out in the national curriculum have been appropriately designated to different year groups making sure that as a child develops at Malin Bridge Primary they are continually developing new skills; whilst having the opportunity to consolidate things they have already learnt. We ensure the children are able to share their understanding and successes in a variety of ways; children at Malin Bridge Primary are given a variety of opportunities to achieve.
We aspire to provide children with memorable experiences through educational visits, expert visitors to school, residential visits, community events and lots of practical learning. We utilise a variety of ICT to inspire and support the children as well as providing them with different ways of sharing their learning. Across Foundation Stage and Key Stage One, we use the Pearson ActiveLearn online reading programme and Phonics Bug phonics scheme.
The school has been awarded the Basic Skills Primary Quality Mark for its high standard of teaching and learning in literacy and numeracy. The Quality Mark is about the essential skills children need throughout their lives, such as reading, writing, spelling and number work.
This website has been created by the BBC to help parents and carers to support their children's education and has information about the national curriculum as well as Class Clips and Learner Guides: http://www.bbc.co.uk/education
The Department for Education guidance about the school curriculum can be found at https://www.gov.uk/national-curriculum
Topic Overviews
Topics at Malin Bridge may vary in length from what is indicated below, they may also change and new ones may be added based on children's interests and world events.
Year A Topic Overview
Year B Topic Overview
Topic Overviews – Year A & Year B
The topic overview tables show the topic themes that are covered over a two years in each area of school. The themes may change dependent on cohorts' interests and local/world events. However, they will always cover the termly objectives of each area of school listed in the documents below.
KS1 Objectives
LKS2 Objectives
UKS2 Objectives
The ICT, MFL, P.E, R.E and Music objectives are not included in the above documents. The curriculum plans for these can be found in the relevant documents below:
ICT Curriculum Overview
KS2 Languages (French) Curriculum Overview
PE Curriculum Overview
RE Curriculum Overview
Music Curriculum Overview
Other Information from the Prospectus 2017/18
Religious Education and Collective Worship
All staff and children meet for daily collective worship, which takes a variety of forms. The content of our assemblies encourages a positive school ethos of tolerance, caring and understanding for all. Assemblies are used to reinforce and develop our school standards.
Religious Education is taught throughout school and is based upon the Sheffield Agreed Syllabus within the National Curriculum. Parents have a legal right to exempt their child from collective worship and RE and should consult with us if they wish to do so. Alternative arrangements will be made if necessary.
Sex and Relationship Education (SRE) is the aspect of the curriculum concerned with the process of growing up and maturing physically and emotionally. Our aim is that children are prepared to meet the range of changes in their lives with accurate information and the confidence and skills to make healthy choices.
The materials used through school are those commonly used in schools within the city and are available for parents and carers to view and discuss. Parents and carers have the right to withdraw their children from sex education, but we would, as ever, encourage any parent or carer to discuss their concerns with the school first.


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Meet LLTech at Agora Biotech investment event – February 22nd
The LLTech team and advisors will be present on February 22nd for the Agora Biotech Funding event.
The team will showcase the product, present the company and the investment opportunity.
For further information and request an invitation please register at www.biotech-agora.com
Biotech Agora a pour vocation de faire découvrir aux investisseurs des sociétés dans le domaine des Biotechs et des Sciences de la Vie qui offrent des innovations de rupture.
Biotech Agora met en lumière des sociétés de pointe, cotées et non cotées, et contribue au financement de l'innovation en favorisant les rencontres entre dirigeants et investisseurs.
LLTech at Photonics West 2017 – San Francisco 28 January – 2 February 2017
In BiOS, LLTech will present the latest clinical results and developments of the Light-CT Scanner. More details will be given during the following talks:
– Quality control and primo-diagnosis of transurethral bladder resections with full-field OCT, 28 January, 10:40 – 11:00 AM
– Skin cancer margin analysis within minutes with FFOCT, 28 January, 11:10 – 11:30 AM
– Non-contact full-field optical coherence tomography: a novel tool for in vivo imaging of the human cornea, 29 January, 1:45 – 2:00 PM
– Pancreatic cancer diagnosis based on full field OCT and dynamic full field OCT, 30 January, 10:40 – 11:00 AM
– Extracting relevant information for cancer diagnosis from dynamic full field OCT through image processing and learning, 31 January, 4:45 – 5:00 PM
Meet LLTech at JFR 2016 – Paris 14-17 October 2016
LLtech will showcase the 7 times faster version of the Light-CT Scanner, integrating the latest camera technology and a new GPU-based stitching algorithm developed by LLTech and INRIA (FR). This new product allows the 3D microscopic exploration of a 1-cm² ex vivo biopsy at cellular resolution in 1 minute.
Meet us on booth 114C, and listen to our latest results on prostate biopsies:
Lauréat du Prix SFR-Medicen : LLTech développe la radiologie à l'échelle cellulaire pour le diagnostic des biopsies en temps-réel, in session « Avancées en imagerie uro-gétinale masculine », Saturday January 15, 15:23.
LLTech at CAP '16 – Las Vegas September 25-28 2016
LLTech will be exhibiting at the CAP '16 conference in Las Vegas on September 25-28th. We will demonstrate the new high-speed, micron resolution, real-time tissue assessment system (1 cm2 in 1 minute). Please stop by our booth, experiment real-time gross tissue evaluation at micron resolution, and discuss future clinical applications of the technology with us.
The latest results in the field of clinical research in oncology will be featured at the IVM Pavilion:
– Real-time decision making for cancer biopsies and surgery
– Dynamic cell imaging towards full diagnosis and immune cells evaluation
Wynn Las Vegas and Encore Hotel
3131 Las Vegas Blvd. South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
LLTech at Optdiag 2016 – Paris 25-27 May 2016
In the start-ups session , LLTech will give an overview of the current developments in terms of research, products and applications:
– LLTech: Cancer biopsies assessment in two minutes using full-field optical coherence tomography, Thursday 26 May, 2:45-3:10 PM
Two presentations will focus on promising new implementations of FFOCT imaging which are dynamic FFOCT and non-contact horizontal FFOCT for in vivo cornea imaging:
– Dynamic FFOCT: metabolic contrast revealed by tissues temporal analysis, Wednesday 25 May, 2:40-3:00 PM
– Non-contact full-field optical coherence tomography for in vivo human cornea imaging, Friday 27 May, 9:20-9:40 AM
The performance of the Light-CT scanner in the quantification of corneal transparency will also be presented by Institut de la Vision:
– Assessment of corneal light backscattering with full-field optical coherence tomographic microscopy shows promise as objective means to quantify corneal transparency, Wednesday 25 May, 3:00-3:20 PM


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On Monday December 1st I was going to see Slow Club at Union Chapel but decided against it for numerous reasons, mainly because it's not free or in walking distance.
Luckily for me Rough Trade offer up something to do that evening.
Rough Trade East have Abe Vigoda doing a free instore, and Rough Trade West have Department of Eagles. Out of the 2 bands I would rather see Department of Eagles… but Rough Trade East is in walking distance. And I've never been to Rough Trade West. Dilemma.
I know I'll probably just go East for convinience. I am lazy. I just have to remember not to stand near the speakers.


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A catholic monastery devoted to the teachings of St. Benedict
On Saturday, a number of sites around the country hosted a
Saint Meinrad Day of Service sponsored by our Alumni Office. Monks,
seminarians and students from St. Xavier High School in Louisville,
KY, participated in the day through chopping and delivering wood at
our CACD lot. At the 5 locations around the country, around 130
volunteers spent the day making a difference in their communities.
Christian Mocek, Director of Alumni Relations writes, "The Saint
Meinrad Day of Service was a chance for us to be 'out on the
streets' living out the call of a missionary church; seeking and
finding God in the world."
Read more here and
see photos from the sites here.
Fr. Colman served as the principal celebrant at Mass this
week, and on Sunday Deacon Gary Clark, a seminarian from the
Diocese of Owensboro, participated as deacon. Fr. Colman, in his
homily, shared (my paraphrase): We approach the throne of grace and
not the mountain of condemnation and judgment. God sent his only
son not to condemn, but to show mercy to his people.
On Sunday evening, the seminary formation house of St.
John visited us for dinner. Fr. Noel is the dean and Deacon Danny
Grover, of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, is the house
On Monday, Fr. Joseph presided over our Lenten Penance
Service which took place after Compline. Others serving as
confessors were Frs. Mark, Columba, Harry, Archbishop Daniel and
Fr. Peter Marshall (Archdiocese of Indianapolis and Director of
Spiritual Formation in the Seminary).
Br. Francis reflected on last Sunday's Gospel. Take a look
to review what we heard at Mass last weekend in the Readings:
Salvation in a Snake?
Also from Br. Francis on his blog … are
the frogs this loud in your neck of the
On Wednesday we had our third community meeting with the
theme relating to our move out of the monastery for renovations.
Fr. John provide some insight for us on "Conversatio:
Different Place, Same Life." Here are some of many values we
discerned that are beneficial to us in our common life: common
prayer, common liturgy, common life, common meals, common
recreation, value of our cells, silence, lectio, work, our
service in the refectory makes itself present in the church, we
benefit from one another's witness, accountability, visiting the
infirm and being visited, culpa, mutual trust, stability,
fraternal charity (not one of us is in this alone), flexibility and
the cloister.
We look forward to learning more about our community and
how we can improve as we move out and back in the
On Thursday, we celebrated the Solemnity of St. Joseph.
Fr. Prior Kurt presided at Office and Mass, and at Mass Archabbot
Lambert gave the homily. He has greatly relied on St. Joseph's
intercession and says often, "Go to Joseph!" This saying and a
depiction of St. Joseph can be found in our monastsery refectory
(dining room).
Nine monks are participating in the Rush Alzheimer's
Disease Center's Religious Orders Study. Earlier this week, several
staff from the Center spent two days on the Hill conducting the
annual interviews and tests with them. The Center is grateful for
their taking part in the study, which involves about 1,500 Catholic
priests, brothers and sisters.
According to the Center, the purpose of the project "is to
find out how damage to different parts of the nervous system,
including the brain, spinal cord, nerves and muscles, leads to
problems with thinking, walking, strength and the ability to
perform daily activities in Alzheimer's Disease."
Some food for thought going into this weekend, a Lauds
intercession: "Let us do now what will profit us for eternal
Each day the monks of Saint Meinrad Archabbey write another page
in the long history of Benedictine monks throughout the world. Here
are recent events chronicled at Saint Meinrad.
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The second award was bestowed to me by a French beader, Marylo, La reveneuse de bijoux, whom I didn't know until now. Thank you Marylo, I checked your blog and found a lot of beautiful and inspiring work!
This award I bestow to these 5 blogs:
1. Pink Pooch Designs from the USA - I admire her for weaving her snapshot bracelets, one bead at a time, and creating such an amazing work.
2. Artistic Flaire by Deb Disalvo – Deb creates unique creations made from glass. Her work is colorful and fun and sometimes surprising!
3. Try-to-be-better from Germany, who create beautiful and colorful bead woven jewelry. Visiting her blog is always a pleasure!
4. deEva from Hungary- Eva's blog is full with beautiful and inspiring work, and she kindly posts her illustrations and schemas to the benefit of other bead weavers.
5. Green Envy Designs from Australia - The bead woven jewels she designs are very artistic and interesting.
The rules for passing the award on are on my previous post (you can copy&paste)
May 29, 2008
Premio Arte Y Pico Award - Part II
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Interested in giving to our refugee fund? Click the "Donate" button below. (For further ways to give scroll down to the button of this page to the section titled "Ways to Give.")
Starting in March, Clayborne began raising funds to help support a refugee student to do free test prep with us. Pictured below is our refugee student, Kibiriti Majuto, who has already started a very comprehensive program with us. We've raised enough money for Kibiriti to do free test prep, however we need to continue raising funds for him to do tutoring, coaching, college essay help, and college visits with us.
Kibiriti Majuto, a charismatic and intelligent young man, was born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In response to intense xenophobia, he fled persecution all throughout east and South Africa. Kibiriti had his first bite of an apple at age 8. Now, a junior at Charlottesville High School, his early years taught him what it meant to serve so, outside of class, Kibiriti is incredibly involved in his community.
Kibiriti and his parents could only express gratitude for what they hope we could do for him. We feel it was a gift to meet them and we are excited about Kibiriti's future as a member of the Clayborne family.
Right now, Kibiriti is giving the Clayborne Test Prep his all. While we are planning to provide Kibiriti with all possible Clayborne resources, we also want to raise enough money for him to go to college on scholarship.
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All donations given will be matched by Clayborne 2-to-1.
Every donation matters. We believe the community of Charlottesville can provide Kibiriti with incredible opportunities beyond his wildest dreams.
Donating is easy. Simply click the PayPal link at the top of this page. Please help Kibiriti flourish.
For tax credit donations, give us a call. We would love to recognize your generosity!
Kibiriti is as excited to work with Clayborne Education as we are extremely grateful for the opportunity to work with him. We feel this is the beginning of a movement to enable success for the refugee population in Charlottesville.
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- Send a check to our office (515 Locust Avenue, Charlottesville VA 22902), made out to Clayborne Education with "Refugee Fund 2016" written in the memo line.
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