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Chargers, Rams hold first practice in 2 years without fight
By Joe Reedy Aug. 01, 2019 08:50 PM EDT
Rams shaking off Super Bowl loss to start new training camp
By Greg Beacham Jul. 28, 2019 08:03 PM EDT
Ravens open camp with new cast while delving into unknown
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Rams Training Camp Capsule
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LOS ANGELES RAMS (15-4) OPEN CAMP: July 27, UC Irvine, Irvine, California. LAST YEAR: Reached first Super Bowl in 17 years to cap...
Ravens Training Camp Capsule
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BALTIMORE RAVENS (10-7) OPEN CAMP: July 25, Owings Mills, Maryland LAST YEAR: Ravens ended three-year playoff hiatus in 2018, capturing...
NFL 2019: Camps set to open in sweltering conditions
By Barry Wilner Jul. 22, 2019 11:19 AM EDT
Secondary is primary focus for Ravens' defense this season
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Chris Long takes 2nd Good Guy Award from football writers
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Recently retired Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Chris Long has won his second consecutive "Good Guy Award" from the Professional Football Writers of America. ...
Tradin' Rams pick Gurley backup, bolster defense after deals
By Greg Beacham Apr. 26, 2019 09:40 PM EDT
Rams Draft Preview Capsule
By The Associated Press Apr. 18, 2019 11:44 AM EDT
31. LOS ANGELES RAMS (15-4) LAST SEASON: Earned first Super Bowl trip in 17 years to cap coach Sean McVay's second season in charge. Matched NFL's best...
Jaguars-Ravens 12/14/2014
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Clay Matthews comes home to Rams, joins veterans who love LA
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Rams sign longtime Packers LB Clay Matthews to 2-year deal
By Greg Beacham Mar. 19, 2019 10:25 PM EDT
Ravens welcome Ingram and Thomas, say farewell to Rosburg
By David Ginsburg Mar. 15, 2019 09:27 PM EDT
The Latest: Source: Adrian Peterson to return to Redskins
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OMG, OBJ: Beckham's arrival makes Browns instant contenders
By Tom Withers Mar. 13, 2019 07:05 PM EDT
Ravens rebound to secure RB Ingram, FS Thomas as free agents
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What happened to Raiders' and Jets' rebuilding plans?
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Giants trade Beckham to Browns, Jets get Bell
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Wednesday Roundup- 6.15.16
This post is obviously a day late, but only because I forgot to hit publish yesterday. :)
The month is halfway over and my kids are out of school tomorrow for the summer. There are so many things I would like to do, and places I want to go.
I would really love to visit the Brooklyn Navy Yard this week to see the beautiful public art project by Duke Riley--Fly By Night.
If you're a reader, you often let yourself be transported to different worlds through literature. These fictional maps of literary places lend a little scale to your imagination.
There are a lot of vacation possibilities out there that aren't fictional. Sou'wester Lodge looks like a perfect place for a quick trip. I would love to be a visiting artist here and take some time to write away from home.
I'm will probably need an extra vacation after the next few months. My daughters turn 16 and 18 in August and October, respectively. I like to throw little parties for them, and when I found these unicorn pinatas I had to think carefully about whether they were too old for them or not. I think not.
While thinking about parties I have looked at a lot of different cake recipes and I am now craving something decadent. These chess pie squares look like they could fit the bill. I've never had Chess pie, but you've got to start somewhere, right?
Shopping for teenagers can be difficult. Luckily, my girls are book lovers, but sometimes you need a gift for the person who has everything and needs nothing. Or maybe you're looking for something completely useless for yourself. This site has it all- most of it you probably never imagined you wanted until you saw it.
If thinking about all of this makes you tired, put your feet up and relax. You can't go wrong with one of the chairs from West Elm. This one is my favorite.
What I'm reading this week: The Curious Charms of Arthur Pepper by Phaedra Patrick
Have a wonderful week, and get some rest—you look like you could use it.
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Unique silver-plated "Snake of Aesculapius" meat skewer (letter opener / paper knife) by WMF from the early 20th century.
This German Art Nouveau meat skewer is made from silver-plated brass and hallmarked "W.M.F.M. I/0". The spiral has been modelled in the form of the Snake of Aesculapius and designed to hold a bouquet of herbs or flowers (see last picture from WMF's 1925/6 catalogue). It can be used perfectly as a letter opener or paper knife as well - the ideal gift for a doctor.
The hallmark "W.M.F." is the abbreviation for Württem-
bergische Metallwarenfabrik, which in English means Württemberg Metalware Factory. The "M" at the end of the hallmark notates the base metal used for silvering, that means brass. The fraction "I/0" means the normal thickness of silvering.
WMF was founded in Geislingen, Germany, in 1880 and gained international standing very quickly. Already at the turn of the century the factory became a highly estimated producer of silver-plated Art Nouveau tableware and household items and employed 3.000 workers in Geislingen.
This meat skewer is in excellent vintage condition.
Length: 16 cm - 6.3"
Length of handle: 4 cm - 1.6"
Height of spiral: 2 cm - 0.8"
- Single piece
- Ships within 1-3 days
Beautiful and rare Jicky Perfume by Guerlain in original box from the 1960s.
This collectible "Bouchon Quadrilobe" (Quatrefoil Stopper) styled splash flacon was made by the French glass manufacturer Pochet et du Courval (see molded marking on the base). These bottles held only parfum (extrait) for various Guerlain fragrances. Based on the sticker on the base of the bottle and the fact that the glass stopper has a plastic covering it dates from 1960-1967 (according to perfume historian Grace E. Hummel from "Cleopatra's Boudoir"). The paper label with the laurel leaf border is known as "etiquette laurier". This flacon holds still an amount of approximately 1 cm - 0.3" of Jicky parfum (extrait) and comes in its original green velvet box with gold floral ornaments on the lid.
The House of Guerlain is one of the oldest perfume houses in the world. It was founded in 1828 when Pierre-François Pascal Guerlain opened up his first perfume shop on 42, Rue de Rivoli in Paris, France. Guerlain catered to the high society of Paris, and obtained a very loyal following. The perfume house was so successful that Guerlain decided to open a flagship store at 15, Rue de la Paix in Paris in 1840. Today Thierry Wasser is Guerlain's perfumer in charge.
Jicky was originally created in 1889 by Aimé Guerlain. According to the legend, the perfume was named after a girl Aimé Guerlain was in love with when he was a student in England. It is more likely, though, that this perfume is named after his uncle Jacques Guerlain's nickname – Jicky. It is classified as a fougère (fern) fragrance for women. Top notes are lavender, lemon, mandarin, bergamot and rosemary.
Both bottle and stopper are undamaged. Paper label on the flacon is in good condition (a little darkened and covered with a transparent tape). Paper sticker on the base is still present and clear. Base of bottle is marked "Guerlain Made in France". Fragrance still holds its delicate top notes. The box is intact but in worn condition (little abrasion of the ornaments and stained inside). Priced accordingly.
Hight: 7,5 cm – 3" (with stopper)
Width: 5 cm – 2"
Depth: 2,3 cm – 0.9"
Hight: 11 cm – 4.3"
Width: 8 cm – 3.1"
Depth: 3 cm – 1.2"
- Unfortunately sold out
Eye-catching small bowl from the 1950s.
This mid-century German bowl is made from brass and features an orange-red wrapped handle and four delicate feet. On the bottom sits a label reading "BBJ Erzeugnis".
This bowl is in excellent vintage condition with hardly any signs of use.
Height: 10 cm - 3.9" (handle included)
Width: 17 cm - 6.7"
Depth: 8 cm - 3.1"
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A new proposal from the Farrarons Family, with the produce as starring role.
Without forgetting the culture of local market shopping started by La Blanca on the 30s, we take advantage of the times we are living, to bring to our tables the best ingredients worldwide.
Our deep Emporda roots and the incorporation of our chef from the Basc Country Eneko Agote with a European and South American contemporary gastronomy influence, makes of our a La Carte Menu an image of the vital and professional path of our family.
Open from 1.00 to 3.00 and 8.00 to 10.00
Previous booking needed
Tables up to 6 pax.
Due to the service style and characteristics of the place, we do not have a children's menu nor space for buggies. Children from 10 yo.
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This position uses the livestock and physical facilities of Kline Creek Farm to demonstrate and educate visitors about 1890s farm life.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Education and Experience Required
Related Experience: Two (2) years experience in the daily care of farm animals and maintenance of equipment; or equivalent combination of training and experience.
Knowledge Of: Farm animal care in a living history setting; farm operation techniques.
Skills In: Using farm equipment, including trucks, tractors and utility vehicles; using a variety of tools; repair of mechanical tools and equipment; understanding verbal and written instructions; demonstrating and interacting with the public in a safe manner.
Onboarding/Training Requirements:
Criminal Background
Driver's License Check
Drug Screen
HBV Series/Hepatitis B (Candidate can refuse)
Mandated Reporter – Abused and Neglected Child Reporting
National Sex Offender Registry Check
Respirator Evaluation
Youth Protection Standards Training
CPR/1st Aid Training
Hours & Schedule: The schedule varies due to season/program needs, which may include weekends and holidays. Hours will not exceed 780 hours in a 12-month period.
Pay Rate: $16.3072 - $21.7428
Location: Kline Creek Farm in West Chicago, IL
Comments: Uniforms provided, safety boot and safety glasses allowance. Intermittent Position- No Benefits
Working Environment: Work outdoors in all weather conditions.
Equal Employment Policy: As an Equal Opportunity Employer, the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County complies with Federal, State, and local laws prohibiting discrimination in employment. The Forest Preserve District makes all employment-related decisions without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, age, sex (wages), genetics, marital status, veteran status, sexual orientation, retaliation, or other unlawful considerations.
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An impressive array of Eric Clapton Firebird photos. Mostly during mid/late 1968 during his tenure with the best band ever. Included are various shots of same guit different eras, different hairstyles and different guits. Let this be a tribute not just to the Clap, nor the great great Gibson Firebird but to all those adventurous and subsequently endowed with at least enough imagination to be more than just another Les Paul player.
Not Claptons, but still a nice Bird!
Interesting excerpt from Christopher Hjort's book "Strange Brew: Eric Clapton And The British Blues Boom 1965-1970" entry for November 1st, 1968
Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA
Ron Delsner presents Cream; one show, at 8:30 pm. Although the tour has more downs than ups, Clapton will have strong memories of tonight's gig when talking to Phil Sutcliffe nearly 40 years later. "I remember one show at the Philadelphia Spectrum…and I was playing the Gibson Firebird…and it was one of our greatest gigs ever. I was flying; no confusion, no indecision about when to stop, start, come in, go out; I wasn't tired, I seemed to get more elevated through the evening, one of my greatest gigs ever." The view is seconded by Jack Bruce, who later tells Tony Bacon: "The Spectrum is one of the very best gigs in America, if not the best. Philadelphia is a great rock music town. I've played that a few times, and it's always been great. A rocking gig; great audience."
Here are a few videos of Eric playing his Firebird. Everybody knows how frustratingly obnoxious the footage for this legendary Royal Albert Hall show is. They had two cameramen with top notch equipment filming an entire show of one of the greatest bands ever and 95% of the footage is a close up of Jack Bruce's face. The footage for the songs doesn't even match the music for large portions of the movie. I usually just close my eyes and listen because the video is too distracting and never really lines up with the music. Thought I would include it nonetheless since it is one of the rare bits of footage of Cream where Eric is on the Firebird. I will say Eric's tone here (the whole RAH show actually) is a unique one for whatever reason, and in this clip although it is a fantastic and blistering tone it is not what I would consider normal Firebird through cranked Marshall tone. So just a heads up for anyone who goes and buys a Firebird, 100 watt Marshall plexi and wah hoping to sound like this, you will sound great but probably not like what Eric sounds like in this video.
A lot of people are confused about why the group doesn't sound quite like they normally do here and it is fairly obvious to anyone who has played a Firebird through a Marshall stack that the main reason is because Eric's amp (singular if you notice) is not on 10 like it usually is. Eric relied on the tube saturated overdrive you get when you turn amps like these ALL the way up. This phenomenon more than likely having to with some fascist on the studio set of the Glen Campbell show who forced Eric and Jack to turn down (these amps are REALLY loud after all.)
Nobody plays loud today like these guys did back then, these days everyone is trying to sound like Cream and Jimi at whisper quiet levels using all sorts of ridiculous methods: 1 watt "boutique" amps, germanium chip fuzz pedals, power scaling, variacs, attenuators, snake oil tone caps, high output pickups, and usually all at the same time while playing a Les Paul and making mediocre music.
Back to Eric, in this video with his signature sound fascistly castrated he is forced to work with a much much cleaner tone than he probably preferred around this time. However, Eric being the gifted player that he has always been goes on to play a bitchin' and tasty "clean" solo which is way different than what he usually does when he has his usual dimed double plexi full stack sustain under him. So many guitarists use gain to cover up for mediocre playing and as soon as you take away their gain/pedals/whatnot they sound awful and start looking for excuses, and with Eric that is definitely NOT the case, he was a killer player who just preferred the wound up roar of Marshall's during this general time period, and thankfully so, he sounded badder than bad through them.
Clapton's Explorer and other guitars
Clapton with his unique shaped explorer…
Cream, Royal Albert Hall 1968.
Other Famous Firebird players
Allen Collins of Skynyrd was ALMOST a Firebird player.
Because a Reverse Firebird with a P90 isn't really a Reverse Firebird anymore. Sorry.
The skilled Kalamazoo girls at the Gibson plant who were building those beautiful birds at the time could have told you that.
Tom Petty with a 76 Bicentennial bird and Mike Campbell with a vintage 60s specimen.
Paul Stanley of Kiss with a smokin' FB1. I read that when Kiss first was first starting out and auditioning guitarists that Ace Frehley showed up with a Firebird I and a 50 watt Marshall jmp with one of those gigantic 8×10 cabinets. You KNOW that would have been one sweet sounding rig….
Steve Clark of Def Leppard with a sweet Bicentennial sunburst.
Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols.
Bob Stinson of the Replacements. They were a great band, check out "Let it be" if you haven't already.
Pat Smear of the Germs.
Jimmy Zero of the Dead Boys with his medallion.
James Williamson in 1974 on the Stooges Raw Power tour.
Young Keith Richards with Bird
I know this is ECs page but you just can't talk about Firebirds without tipping your hat to the king of the birds. I doubt anyone will ever play better than Johnny Winter did. I want to point out also that unlike the majority of "guitar hero" types, Johnny also had a great voice. Here he is accompanying one of his heros, Muddy Waters. RIP Johnny, you were the baddest.
Vintage Firebird Pickups: Bicentennial, Medallion and 60's Originals.
Daniel Shams' Heliotricity Reviews
"EC was pretty good I guess. At least he played something other than an LP for the majority of his career. If I see another 50+ year old white guy playing pentatonic blues on a freaking LP I think I'll puke…"


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Pluto Giclee Print
Pluto Giclee Print
Limited Edition of 25 ( only 25 prints available)
The print on Somerset Velvet paper measures 8x10". This listing doesn't include a matte or a frame.
Each print is signed and editioned and features a little pencil sketched icon in the circle on top of the print. That means each print will have variations that make it unique.
Print will be shipped flat with a backer board and a protective sleeve.
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This is a giclee reproduction ( archival pigment ink on high quality archival paper) of the original Pluto painted woodcut with additional embellishments.
Pluto is one of ten in the series called Planetary Bodies which attribute feminine virtues to Goddesses representing planetary objects . Pluto represents the Life/ Death/ Life cycle.


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Mixed Sculling Group
The Mixed Sculling Group (MSG) comprises men and women scullers of all ages. While LMRC scullers are not required to be members of any established club group, the MSG is a place for scullers at LMRC to train more competitively and get coaching. Currently, the MSG rows with the Women's Team. We row in singles or sometimes in mixed doubles and quads with members of the women's team. For more information about practices and dues see the Women's team page.
Practice Schedule
Monday: 5:30 am – 7:00 am
Tuesday: 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Friday: 5:30 am – 7:00 am
Saturday: 7:00 am – 9:00 am


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Welcome to JFS
JFS is a co-educational inclusive, modern, orthodox Jewish school that strives to produce well-educated, faithful and proud Jews who will be responsible and contributing members of society.
For over 280 years, since 1732, we have provided opportunities which motivate our students to achieve their full potential. We equip them with the skills and confidence to achieve.
We have the best teachers and support staff in all disciplines; they are proud to work in a school with exceptional facilities, a strong Jewish ethos and an unrivaled dedication to professionalism. Our staff are committed to nurturing the individual talents of every student. Our curriculum is broad and our extra-curricular provision is varied and challenging.
We take time to develop a nurturing family of students, parents and staff in an inspiring and challenging environment, enabling our students to meet and exceed their own expectations.
About us
We ensure that our Sixth Form experience is fulfilling and inspiring for all; from a positive Jewish life through to the enhancement provided by our exceptional extra curricular programme which includes Art, Music, Drama and Sport.
The principles of care and quality of teaching that are such strong features of JFS are as essential to our Sixth Form provision as they are to the Lower School. Academic progress is closely monitored by our Sixth Form staff team of Tutors, Assistant Heads of Year, Heads of Year for each of Years 12 and 13 as well as an Assistant Headteacher who is overall Head of Sixth Form. Weekly group tutorials are held to discuss study skills, Higher Education and current affairs. Our links with Universities are so strong that JFS has produced a nationally recognised guide to Higher Education.
Most students embark on four 'AS' Level subjects in Year 12 and will continue three of these in Year 13. Some will continue to study four 'A' Level subjects in Year 13. All 'AS' Level students will sit modular examinations at the end of Year 12.
A few students are enrolled on a three 'AS' Level programme in Year 12. Others may wish to take additional 'AS' Level subjects in Year 13. Critical Thinking 'AS' is offered to a group of Year 12 students. Those studying Further Mathematics usually do this as a fifth subject in Year 12. there are GCSE re-sit courses in English and Mathematics.
Facilities available
The whole JFS campus has been equipped with a 21st Century ICT infrastructure, providing outstanding facilities to support outstanding teaching.
The range of facilities that JFS has would ordinarily be available only at the most expensive private schools. The university campus 'feel' of the School, combined with the breadth and quality of facilities and equipment, provides considerable added value for our students.
Our entire curriculum is supported with purpose built facilities for every department. All areas of the School are equipped with the latest in computer and audio-visual technology. The entire campus has a sense of space, light and openness.
All these features are an aid to learning, in an environment designed to meet the needs of children as individuals. The quality of teaching and learning for our students is always central to our planning. The important issue for parents and students is that at JFS we ensure that the students use our facilities to maximise their attainment, achievement and experience, both in their formal studies and in extra curricular activities.
The dedicated Sixth Form Centre is a stunning facility with study areas, Art Studios, Photography Laboratory/Dark Room, a specialist Media Studio and its own dedicated Mezzanine cafeteria.
Additional support
All students are taught to learn independently, to act responsibly and to demonstrate leadership, respect, care and commitment. Sixth Form students gain hugely from leading and guiding younger students and our younger students gain from what they receive from exceptional role models. The opportunity to give, as well as to receive, is fundamental to the community atmosphere of the School.
Learner success
95% of our Year 13 students proceed to Higher Education, either directly from JFS or after a Gap Year. This exceptional record of progression to Higher Education reflects the calibre of our staff and our students. JFS has considerable specialist knowledge and vast experience to guide students into Higher Education. Our staff have produced a nationally recognised guide to university interviews. We use to the full our close links with universities, including Oxford and Cambridge, as well as, in particular, Bristol, Leeds, Birmingham and Nottingham, supported by the invaluable experience of the many JFS Alumni at these universities who come back to help current students and also show them round their campuses on visits to universities.
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Timpf rises to new position on Armys defense
Army sophomore linebacker Jeremy Timpf never expected to be in such a position four games into the Black Knights' football season.
The sophomore linebacker is leading the team in tackles with 43 as a first-year starter. He recorded a career-high with 14 in last week's loss at Yale. He also paces the team in tackles for a loss with five and returned an interception 45 yards for a touchdown last week.
Just a year ago he was limited to the scout team.
But those aren't his only unexpected positions in 2014 for the 6-foot-1, 225-pounder from Tucson (Ariz.) Sabino. Based on his play, Timpf didn't expect to be in the position of speaking for the team and about its remaining eight games.
Army has dropped to a disappointing 1-3 start under new coach Jeff Monken. Next up is Ball State at noon Saturday at Michie Stadium. The Cardinals have won the last three straight, including two routs of 41-13 in 2013 and 48-21 in 2011.
"We're beating ourselves," Timpf said. "We just have to all get on the same page. We have to have 11 guys making plays together. We still have eight games left and we're still working hard. The coaches are still coaching. We're never going to quit; we'll keep fighting. We still think we can have a winning season and a bowl game."
The last two games Army hasn't been able to hold off its opponents late in the game. Yale outscored with 1:42 to play to force overtime and win 49-43. Wake Forest rallied with a 10-0 fourth quarter margin for a 24-21 victory.
"You win throughout the game, you just don't win in the fourth quarter," Monken said. "It's come down to the fourth quarter for us the last two weeks and we haven't been able to get it done."
Timpf has made a meteoric rise from the prep school two years ago and scout last year to his starting role. His climb up the depth chart began when Monken and his staff spotted something they liked in him in the spring. By the end of spring drills he had jumped over starters into a starting role.
"I'm not surprised because I worked hard every day," said Timpf in a matter-of-fact fashion rather than braggadocio. "I'm also not surprised because of the efforts and help of my teammates."
In the season-opening 47-39 victory against Buffalo, he was in double figures with 11 tackles and nine solo. Next in a 35-0 loss at Stanford, a team with superior size, he had 10 total tackles and seven solo; he also had a forced fumble on punt coverage. He recorded eight tackles with seven solo in the 24-21 loss at Wake Forest.
In addition to his leading tackle total, he has two interceptions, three pass breakups and one fumble recovery.
His 43 tackles nearly doubles the second player on Army's list, linebacker Andrew King with 24, as Monken and defensive coordinator Jay Bateman are still trying to find the right mix. That's a result of the different starting combination they have tried.
Of the front seven, only Timpf, senior outside linebacker Stephen Ricciardi, senior defensive tackle Joe Drummond and senior rush end James Kelly have started all four games.
"Most of our errors have been mental because we're a young defense," Timpf said. "We have to keep working on our assignments so that were executing together. We just have to keep fighting."


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Workshop of the interdisciplinary research project "Digital worlds of work in research and development" (DiA) in the EA Lab on 17. July 2018
Thursday, 19 July 2018
Dr. Stephan Lingner, EA's Deputy Director, and EA researcher Julia Thelen coordinated a workshop of the DiA project group in the EA Lab on 17 July. The interdisciplinary research team developed and discussed some disciplinary perspectives and papers on the digitization of working environments from a technical, scientific-theoretical, technical-ethical and ergonomic point of view.
The members of the project group presented previously prepared and exchanged texts and then discussed the presented and written theses on the topic from the respective disciplinary perspective. Professor Dr. Dr. h.c. Carl Friedrich Gethmann of Siegen University focused on correlation and causality. Professor Dr. Jan Cornelius Schmidt of Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences examined digitization and big data in science and research and opened up some questions of scientific theory and philosophy of technology. Dr. Mark Azzam, head of DLR Think Tank, spoke about concepts of artificial intelligence and machine learning. Dr. Claudio Zettel of the DLR Project Management Agency focused particular attention on the digitised working world in research.
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Y'all - I am SOOO excited about the Super Bowl this year. Maybe it's because it's our first time to be able to host a Super Bowl Party, maybe it's because Justin Timberlake is returning to the half time show, or maybe I'm just excited to not hear about fantasy football and team stats for 6 months but either way I am ready!
This year we are providing drinks and a few snacks for our party and asked that guests bring a dish to share. Even when hosting a potluck style gathering I think it's important for the host to provide a few dishes so that even if someone forgets or doesn't have time to bring a dish there's still plenty of food to go around. Whether you are hosting this year or attending a party and only need to bring one dish I've complied a best of pinterest list to help you out.
Buffalo Chicken Dip
When we watch football with friends my signature dish is typically a buffalo chicken dip - I made it once and the guys keep requesting it so I guess it's my thing now. It's ok though because it's pretty easy:
1. boil six frozen chicken breasts until cooked and then shred ( I like to use the Pampered Chef mix and chop for this)
2. Mix in one bottle of Frank's Hot Sauce
3. Mix in one bottle of ranch
4. Mix in one bag of shredded cheddar cheese
5. Mix in one brick of cream cheese (helps if you soften it first)
Bake at 350 for 30 minutes. I actually like to bake in the dish to my crock pot and then keep it in my crock pot to keep warm. If using the crockpot you can just put the mixture in 3 hours before serving and let it warm that way - there's no wrong answer here and we've done both.
Since I've made this at least a dozen times I didn't make it during my trial run a few weeks ago when I took pictures for this post but just trust me, it's great.
Since we're hosting I knew I wanted to provide more than just a dip so I scoured pinterest for ideas. Now, I've had my fair share on pinterest fails so I felt like a trail run was needed to acquaint myself with the recipe, get my gam plan and decide which dish to make for Super Bowl Sunday.
Sausage Balls
This recipe comes from plainchicken.com. I substituted hot sausage for regular because that's what was available and I put my sausage balls in a mini muffin tin to cook because I felt that that would keep everything neat and keep my balls from rolling when moving in and out of the oven - it worked perfectly!
1. Mix together 1 lb uncooked sausage, 1 brick of softened cream cheese, 1 and 1/4 cup of bisquick and 1 cup of shredded cheese. Use the hook attachment if using the kitchen aid mixer
2. Roll the mixture into 24 balls and place on your backing tray (or mini muffin pan)
3. Bake at 400 for 25 minutes
This was an easy dish to make. Most sausage ball recipes don't call for cream cheese but I really liked this one, it didn't really overpower the sausage but really helped the balls keep their shape.
Beer Cheese Dip and Pretzels
This recipe comes from delish.com and intimidated me the most - making my own pretzels, yikes!
1. From a can of premade biscuits cut each biscuit in half and roll into a ball. Make an X across the top of each ball for the pretzel look
2. Boil water with 2 tbsp. of baking soda and add the dough balls to this for 1 minute. Tip - Don't do this step until your pan in ready
3. After 1 minute remove the dough balls with a slotted spoon and space around your dish for baking. Make sure to spray the dish really well before or else your pretzels will stick
4. Mix together 1 and 1/2 cup of shredded cheddar cheese, 1/2 cup of shredded mozzarella, , 1 brick of softened cream cheese, 2 tbsp. Dijon mustard, 2 tsp. garlic powder , and 1/2 cup of dark beer ( sorry, no Dilly Dilly today do not use Bud Light)
5. Pour the cheese mixture in the center of the baking dish
6. Push the dough with an egg wash (one egg scrambled) actually brush it, don't pour over like I did or else you will get baked eggs like I did (I mean we ate around it, but it doesn't look nice)
7. Bake at 350 for 35 minutes
The recipe only calls for 1/4 cup of beer but I think the beer flavor was a little too light - and I don't even like beer and the dip was pretty thick so I recommend using more and I listed 1/2 cup.
Although I was worried about this one aside from my egg issue I think it turned out great and it's a dish that looks like you put in a lot of effort.
Hot Loaded Potato Dip
There's several loaded potato dips on pinterest but I liked this one from momendeavors.com because it's a hot dip which I felt was better suited to this time of year as opposed to most of the cold ones on pinterest. This is also another easy one!
1. Mix together 1 container of cottage cheese, 1 container of sour cream, 1 cup of bacon crumbles (to save time I bought the pre made ones) 1 bag of shredded cheddar 2 tbsp. chives (I couldn't find any and subbed parsley) black pepper and garlic powder to taste
2. Pour mixture into a baking dish and bake at 400 for 20 minutes
The original blogger shows it served with waffle fries but I just served with wavy potato chips and it was fine. This was my hubby's favorite dish of the day. I think next time I will add a packet of ranch seasoning to give a little more flavor.
Apple Dip
1. Mix together 1 and 1/2 cup of heavy whipping cream, 1 tbsp. sugar, 1/2 brick of cream cheese, 1/2 tsp vanilla , 1/2 tsp cinnamon and 1/3 cup caramel sause
2. Chill for 2 hours and serve with sliced apples
You can also mix the cream cheese with cool whip instead of the whipping cream and sugar so it just depends which product you want to buy. I think 1/2 cup of caramel sauce would be better because this had a really subtle taste but we like caramel in our house.
I hope you like cheese because all of these recipes have it but I hope this also saves you a little time when thinking about what to make for this Sunday. Happy Super Bowl!


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60 Minute Mentor South Essex
About the programme
The 60 Minute Mentor South Essex (60MMSE) Project is an inspirational employer led mentoring service available to select schools and students across South Essex (Southend-on-Sea, Thurrock, Basildon, Rochford and Castle Point).
Schools are able to select ten Year 8 students to take part in the programme (new cohorts will start from October 2018). On the programme students will be matched with a positive role model from a local employer for a seven month period. During this time each young person will receive four structured mentoring interventions, including two group mentoring sessions and two 1-2-1 mentoring sessions.


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Bluegrass and BBQ returns to the Barns of Rose Hill. Award winning Jordan Springs Market will be providing the mouthwatering BBQ and we'll be providing the mouthwatering Bluegrass!
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One of the most arresting and affecting books I've ever read is Tiny Beautiful Things by Cheryl Strayed. It's a collection of advice columns that she wrote anonymously for an online magazine years ago, before she wrote Wild and deservedly achieved fame.
She signed her advice as "Sugar," and her column became known as "Dear Sugar." It ended in 2012. A few years ago, she revived the project with fellow writer Steve Almond.
Recently, Strayed and Almond received a letter from an aspiring writer asking, how do I make my dream of writing a reality? The letter-writer was worried that by picking a safe career path (she was a CPA), she had set herself on the wrong trajectory – and she wanted to know how to reverse course and become a writer instead.
The letter-writer was thinking in terms of end points. Destinations. Fully becoming one thing or another. If you think in those terms, then time spent toward one goal is wasted if you shift to an entirely different one.
I loved their response, because it challenges this idea of wasted time. Strayed said she used to think she was at a disadvantage because she never got to go to fancy writer retreats. She didn't have the means, and instead, she worked at Dairy Queen. She realized later that her well of inspiration was richer for her real-world experiences.
And then Almond ventured this observation. It strikes me as perfectly true, not just for writers, but for all of us as we spend our limited time here:
What matters to artists, and writers in particular, isn't the quality of a particular life, but the quality of the attention paid to that life.
As they elaborate on this theme, I'm struck that they're not just talking about writing. They're talking about everything. If we get lost in "shoulds" and "if onlys," and wishing we had done something different, we're missing most of the point. Whatever we have before us is life. This, right now, is it.
Imagine running a long race with a single-minded focus on getting to the finish line. Only to realize too late that the path itself, and the running of it, was the point all along. The sky above, the breaths we take, the way our feet feel as they hit the ground, the times when the running is easy and the times when it's all we can do not to stop. The people we run with for a time. The living of it, that's mostly the point, along with some gentle steering so that all our running hopefully brings us someplace nice.
Life happens now. It's not waiting to begin until we reach a particular destination, which always ends up being different than we imagined anyway.
Strayed concluded by pushing the letter-writer into the reality and power of the present moment:
So what you're hearing from us is go. But know that going in the direction of becoming a writer may look different than you imagine it will. Maybe you need to quit your job as an accountant to pursue your writing. Maybe you don't. It isn't all or nothing. You haven't wasted a minute. You don't have to feel hopeless about what's next. You get to decide what it is by doing the work you feel called to do. Now is a great time to begin.
Read it: "How to Become a Writer? Start Writing," by Cheryl Strayed and Steve Almond, the New York Times
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RCA Synod: Post Presidential report
As I continue to reflect on President Bechtel's address, a few things have arisen for me. Here's what I agree with:
- Worship must be central.
- We need to talk about baptism, and pay attention to the rise in adult baptism, the question of dedication, the interaction of missional engagement with infant baptism, the future of the denomination if we pay more attention to infant baptism than to new believers and their baptisms, etc.
- Evaluation and accountability to ministry preparation is highly important
Many of these issues have become issues because of the expansive work of many within the church. Many dedications are happening (as well as adult baptisms) in areas where the lost are being found by our Lord. The question of worship is raised because we have become more missional and externally focused. Some of the issues with commissioned pastors has arisen because churches and classes are finding more creative ways to raise up, release, and empower leaders who are - many of them - already involved in ministry and seeing a harvest. (Granted in some areas the CP process has not been taken as seriously as it needs to be.) My greatest issue here is that the President's address seemed to be a direct hit on portions of our denomination that are seeking a high missional and evangelical engagement with the surrounding culture and are responding to them in ways that are both creative and expansive. Is it really our hope to pull back on areas in which we are growing and expanding? Or are we seeking to find ways to respond to God's Spirit that continue to be faithful and fruitfu? If the latter, then let's pay attention and review these things with an eye to growth, expansion, and ongoing missional engagement that is at the same time faithful, biblical, kingdom oriented, and reformed.
Lastly, with all the talk on unity, the President's address felt divisive to me with particular shots taken toward California. Did I misread that?
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Directorate of TelecommunicationsPOLICE SERVICE; West MidlandsBy: Steven R ColeIntroductionThis section contains a collection of scanned photographs relating to West Midlands Police.Last Analogue TransmissionsIn accordance with the national Public Safety TETRA rollout programme, existing Police analogue radio systems that were originally installed and maintained by DTELS are being switched off after users have migrated to the new digital network.Normally, the switch-off goes unnoticed, but in this case DTELS.Org is indebted to Martin Swift for sending in this short audio recording of the last transmission made on West Midlands Police Channel 2 VHF analogue radio system, Callsign Yankee Mike (YM), on Friday 3rd March 2006. In addition, there is a recording of Channel 1 switch-off, which includes a short period of pip-tone as a nostalgic reminder to all engineers who used to work on these schemesMartin has sent in the following text to accompany this audio recording:"Warren, who's Callsign is Alpha 34, is a Vivista engineer working in the West Midlands Police area, transmitting from their Integrated Communication Control System (ICCS) at Bournville EQR. I was in my car at Romsley, the last station on the Radio Link Assembly (RLA) Quasi-Synchronous (QS) scheme to be switched off was at Sedgley Beacon, which is the one you hear - Marconi RC7000/RC792. Recorded by Warren's colleague, Steve Powell, in Stourbridge. YM analogue VHF is now gone - but was not just switched off !!This ends my 30-year association with the West Midlands Police analogue radio systems."Acknowledgements: Photos, Martin Swift Also, input from Keith Hughes.page updated: 15/03/19
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Looking Through the Lens: Terre Bleu Lavender Farm
Looking for the next best Instagrammable location? Look no further than Terre Bleu Lavender farm.
A couple weeks back, My good friend and photographer, Steven Lee (@SilhouettedSkyline), decided to take a trip out to Milton, Ontario to frolic through the fields and enjoy some organic lavender ice cream. Without further ado, here is a behind the scenes look at our trip:
To check out this purple paradise for yourself, head over to their website TerreBleu.ca.
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"Are you thinking about doing a plus-size boudoir shoot but you don't know enough? If so, then please give this article a good read".
If you have been body-shamed and have lost some confidence, then let me also tell you that letting negative comments affect you would only make your haters win! You are much more than that – you are sexy, confident and an inspiration. You are beautiful and you can celebrate your curves through a fantastic boudoir shoot.
There is nothing to worry about because our talented Seattle Boudoir Photographer knows how to capture your curves with the right angle and make you look absolutely stunning. Be unapologetic of yourself love and start prepping for the shoot. But before that, take a look at this article so that you are prepared before you jump into it.
* You need to understand that a plus size boudoir is not different from a regular shoot. Every body type has angles which would flatter them and a few which wouldn't. So the same applies in your case. You do not need to panic or stress yourself out! Have a drink or two if you want to feel relaxed. With flattering angles, the right camera and of course, the Des Moines Boudoir Photographer, you will be able to rock the shoot!
* Also, you should know that an experienced Denver Boudoir Photographer will talk to you about the concerns you have. If you have any kind of issues that are bothering or worrying you when it comes to the shoot, then please let her know. Otherwise, you will wish you had spoken up! Writing down tips on clever posing and also talking about the wardrobe options are always recommended.
* You should also talk about limits. In my career, I have seen many curvy and beautiful women shed of their inhibitions and have pushed their limits for the shoot. Some other has stuck to their beautiful lingerie. Trust me, they are a classic choice and you can never go wrong with them! So, you need to take your appointment about that as well. You need to find out what you want – go topless and pose with a cute pair of shorts, look sensuous in some lingerie, or just go for oversized sweaters or t-shirts! Want some embellishments to give an enticing look? What about sequined heels? No matter what you wear, feel 100% confident in it!
* Now since this is no different from other kinds of boudoir shoots, you need to visit the salon as well. If the hair color has faded, get it refreshed. Get your nails done, preferably in a nude shade. And yes, don't forget to do the waxing!
* Lastly, drink plenty of water so that your skin glows on the day of your shoot. Also, apply tons of moisturizer and lip balm several days before the shoot to avoid any kind of bad skin horrors!
Was this helpful for you, diva? If yes, then don't stop reading my other articles on San Francisco or Austin Boudoir Photographer.
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Here at Tusa Show Cattle we are proud to announce the arrival of our spring born cattle. These spring age show steers are perfect for your upcoming fall county shows and state fairs. Please be sure to call or email us to find out what we have available for you!
We hope everyone is enjoying the cooler weather, while getting ready for the holidays.
Have a Safe and Happy Thanksgiving.
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Friday, 1 Sep 2017
Riches on earth include having money, properties, success, fame, popularity, position, power, even physical health and strength, a sound mind, emotional stability, a long life... No matter how long a man may live on earth, his life is still very short.
So, what is LIFE?
Many people see life as 'life on earth' only. They do not know what is beyond life on earth. Death is the end for them.
I do not see death as the end because I BELIEVE IN JESUS. The Bible says,
I believe: Jesus is the Son of God. I believe: Jesus came to save me and I AM SAVED. Amen!
Disciples of Jesus Christ are not of the world. We do not pursue things of the world. Riches on earth do not captivate us. We are sanctified and set apart by the Truth. God's Word is Truth.
Jesus prayed that we all may be ONE, as God the Father is in Christ, and Christ is in God; that we also may be ONE in God and Christ, that the world may believe that God sent Jesus and the glory which God gave to Christ, Christ has given to us, that we may be ONE just as God and Christ are one: Christ in us, and God in Christ; that we may be made perfect in ONE, and that the world may know that God has sent Jesus, and has loved us as God has loved Him.
Jesus prayed to God the Father, desiring that we may be with Him and that we may behold His glory.
Hallelujah! Thank You Lord!
Jesus often repeats what He says when He prays. I believe: we must do the same.
As we draw near to God, we would also repeat ourselves. I believe: God listens attentively to the deep groans of our hearts. I believe: God continually does a transformative work in us, if we ASK Him to do so.
The Christian way is the way of COMPLETE SURRENDER TO GOD and SUBMISSION TO CHRIST - absolute obedience to God and His Word.
Jesus said to His disciples:
I remember our missions team trying every way to plough the hard ground so that we can plant some seeds for a school in Thailand. I remember some of us breaking rocks and removing them... It was hard work. Is our heart like that? Has the human heart hardened itself against God as a result of its pursuit of earthly things? It is time to examine our hearts... It is time to remove all the things that have captured our heart, dominated our mind, and stolen our opportunity to encounter God.
My Prayer
Dear Father God,
We have been deceived. Our hearts have hardened against You. We are pursuing things of the world. Almighty God, help us!
Let us give you our hardened hearts. In exchange, give us a NEW HEART!
O Yes! We need a new heart and a steadfast spirit. Amen!
Song: This is my desire; To honour You; Lord with all my heart; I worship You; All I have within me, I give You praise; All that I adore, is in You; Lord I give You my heart; I give You my soul; I live for You alone; Every breath that I take; Every moment I'm awake; Lord have Your way in me...
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Autumn Bliss/
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November, already? I really can't believe how quickly this year is flying by! It has been a whirlwind of beautiful wedding days. My heart is so full and thankful to know such special people. There is so much preparation that goes into these big days, but the satisfaction in the end is worth it a hundred fold. Making art from the start of a new marriage is an incredible honor. Just as Autumn brings changing colors, so two people enter into a new season of life full of beauty. I will never tire of seeing those commitments and the love that binds them.
Happy November friends!


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Dorset News, Political | Posted: Tuesday, March 20th, 2018 at 12:12 pm |
Council builds for the future with launch of £4m housing company
Councillors have backed ambitious plans to help tackle housing shortages in West Dorset by building a mix of new homes.
West Dorset councillors have backed the plans to help tackle housing shortages in the district by building a range of new homes. These will include open market sale, shared ownership, open market rent and affordable/social dwellings for rent.
Members of West Dorset District Council's strategy committee approved a recommendation to set up a Local Authority Trading Company with initial funding of £4m from council reserves. This funding will be used to operate the business, acquire sites and fund development.
The move is part of the council's innovative Opening Doors campaign to seize the initiative to meet housing need at a local level, when faced with a lower number of active developers that can typically be found in larger urban areas.
It comes 25 years after the district council transferred its housing stock to the then West Dorset Housing Association in 1993. That organisation has since become Magna Housing. The council has recognised that local housing associations do a great service but the area still needs more housing provision with 1,572 people currently on the council's Housing Register.
The new company will apparently target areas of need that are not currently being served by the locally based developers; work with community land trusts to deliver smaller sites; purchase new land as well as developing the council's own; acquire sites that have been granted planning consent for housing but not brought forward and work with other developers and housing associations.
Cllr Tim Yarker said, "We are determined to do everything in our power at a local level to tackle housing shortages. More good quality homes of all tenures are absolutely vital for the future of our communities and strength of our local economy.
"In addition to increasing the supply of housing locally, receipts from the sale of properties and rents would create revenue streams that in the longer term could be reinvested in further housing provision." Cllr Yarker added, "Opening Doors is about the council being proactive to tackle housing problems."
The council aims to develop the homes using local labour which could help create more jobs and a boost for the local economy. Opening Doors aims to encourage the construction of a total of 20,000 good quality homes of all tenures by 2033, across the areas covered by West Dorset District Council, North Dorset District Council and Weymouth & Portland Borough Council.
The councils have also launched a Home Ownership Register to gauge need for different types of homes and in what areas, and feed information to prospective buyers.
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[ Section 363 notified with effect from 15.12.2016 vide S.O. 3676 (E) dated 07.12.2016]
Section 363- Settlement of claims of creditors by Official Liquidator. [New Provision]
(1) The Official Liquidator within thirty days of his appointment shall call upon the creditors of the company to prove their claims in such manner as may be prescribed, within thirty days of the receipt of such call.
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So many crazy airline stories hitting the travel news platform as of late, and this one coming out of Seattle is no different. A Delta Air Lines plane headed to Beijing ended up returning to its departure point after a flyer assaulted a flight attendant, this according to officials. The flight flew back to Seattle-Tacoma International when it was reported that a traveler injured a flight attendant after he assaulted her.
The man, 23 years of age, was in first class and proceeded to attack the Delta Airlines staffer approximately 45 minutes after flight 129 departed from the airport. It was reported that other flyers helped to restrain the man while the aircraft landed back to the airport. While the man's name has not been released, he was arrested once the plane landed. The flight attendant, as well as another individual, went to the hospital after the incident.
Travelweek reported that Dustin Jones, a passenger on the flight, who was sitting behind the first-class curtains realized something was up from the get go when another crew member ran back and claimed there was a 'Code 3' happening. Jones also said he saw the young male being handcuffed and zip-tied, and walked through the terminal in a wheelchair upon landing. Jones claimed the man was screaming for people to help him and being overall belligerent in the middle of Sea-Tac.
The good news is, officials from the airport have reportedly contacted the FBI about the incident and it has not been classified as a nation-wide security threat. Additionally, while the entire ordeal did delay the Delta Flight it was able to take off later in the evening of the same day.
No exact information around the reasoning behind the assault. Here's hoping that both individuals that landed in the hospital haven't suffered too much due to the ordeal.


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Three circles emphasize the unity of the whole combination of three forces. It is also symbolizes God's love around the Holy Trinity.
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(English Accent) "and here we have the unusually rare mammal 'travis crossfiticus'. Once a common sight in these parts, this beast is all but extinct."
Travis!!!!!!! Donde estas amigo?
7:34 - power cleans
Awesome work on the squat cleans John and Yeti
12:10 65# power cleans and jumpers
12.21 rxd squat cleans 3.37 better than same workout on 7/31 and a pr
6.54 pc/135#.
Slow night but a brain teaser for me. Something else to practice.
20:00 @ 105 w/ negatives.
13:45 as rx'd-squat cleans
4:15 as rx'd pwr cleans
Thomi: 15 ? at 82# power cleans and ring dips. Just not getting 95# cleans consistent enough
Pat: 4:05 rx'd PR power cleans
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i gave a ted talk //
i gave a tedx talk last night about my immigration detention. i spoke on the criminalization of immigrants and economics of of the prison industrial complex. remember ava duvernay's 13th? well, it failed to mention that immigrants are the "new" market for the prison industrial complex.
i am grateful for the opportunity to share a part of my story with the TEDcommunity. i must admit that it was both frightening and incredibly satisfying.
in truth, i'm convinced no one listened to a word i had to say because these pants, The Fon's Culottes, designed by Nyorh Agwe stole the show. i mean....look at them.
i was told i was the best dressed person to hit a ted stage, i'm putting that bit on my resume!!! lol....no seriously.
many thanks to all who shared the evening with me. your energy was felt. i'm grateful. *i cannot tag all of you, additional thanks to angela, kaye, tony, emma, the other tony, mark, aja, kendahl, taylor + all.
the video will publish on ted's website + youtube within the next few weeks, i'll be sure to share.
much more to come, stay connected at here and here.
Desirée Venn Frederic is a Sierra Leonean born writer and installation artist of Geeche and Maroon ancestry. Her work pulls heavily from her transnational experiences and understandings. The artist and thought leader explores identity, ownership and contemporary ideas in aesthetics. As the founder of Nomad Yard, a globally minded vintage shop in Washington, D.C., Venn Frederic creates a playground for those who love culture, history and rare antiques steeped in stories. She uses her work to negotiate multiple strata of marginalization being both undocumented and an aboriginal indigenous woman. She is an interior designer creating experiential spaces and interiors. She is a community organizer and founding member of Artist Union DC, with a keen interest in cultural studies and artistic expression. She is particurlarly interested in the ways in which fashion, visual culture and critical theory inform, shape and encourage discourses surrounding the socio-economic, political and cultural. Venn Frederic has shared her creative interests as an exhibiting artist with the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center drawing parallels of her own personal immigration detention in 2013 to the criminalization of human existence throughout history. She holds degrees in Fashion Merchandising, Business Management and a certificate in Community Advocacy and is fluent in French and Krio. As a speaker, she has engaged TED Talks as well as audiences at University of Maryland's Smith School of Business, The National Endowment for the Arts National Maker Faire, Ted Talks, Made in DC Maker Summit, General Assembly, and Creative World's Creative Economy Summit. As an ambassador with Define American, the activist shares her personal journey to expand the narrative of immigrants. She exists via the internet sphere simply as @xoDVF. She is a mentor to 2 college aged creative entrepreneurs and loves vintage kimonos.


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The guest rooms have been transformed with cottage chic decor and they're pretty as a picture.
Checking In: Hudson's Willow Inn transformed into a deluxe getaway
You have heard this before: Auberge Willow in Hudson has enthusiastic new owners who have carried out an impressive makeover.
This time, it's for real. And it's terrific.
The news: The exterior sports an all-new, fresh look of white stucco, black lacquered trim and a sturdy steel roof.
Almost all the interiors have been gutted down to the wall studs and the kitchens have been modernized to the max. The guest rooms have been transformed with cottage chic decor and they're pretty as a picture, subtly reflecting the inn's nearly 200-year soul. (The current Willow is almost a replica of the original house built in 1847.)
The Willow Pub is thriving under executive chef Shaun Hughes, who is introducing more sophisticated cuisine with regional, organic ingredients and food made from scratch — condiments, baked goods, soup stock and more. The pub looks familiar, but everything —– polished tavern chairs, hunter-green leather banquettes and handsome oiled-oak floors — is new.
The inn's time-honoured attraction — the gorgeous lakefront terrace — is being rejuvenated. And a reinvented party space (formerly the dining room) is dressed to the nines for at least 10 weddings this summer, a Father's Day BBQ on June 17, and events such as tastings of gin or Scotch
Backstory: Husband and wife David Ades and Patricia Wenzel met nearly 40 years ago and dated at the venerable Hudson landmark, so when it was on the market, they scooped it up and bravely embarked on their first hospitality venture.
The Willow is a bigger operation than it looks, with nearly 60 employees, including the couple's daughter Vanessa in marketing and their son Henry, a cook.
"We want our food and lodging to be worthy of this remarkable setting," said Ades, an industrialist. "The lakefront lawn, plus drinks and dinner on the terrace and the glorious water views are unique around Montreal."
"We have transformed everything, but with deep respect for the inn's classic look and history, which is so much a part of the Hudson community," said Wenzel, who also is a volunteer at the Jewish General Hospital and a guide at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
Guest rooms: With these darling, well-appointed guest rooms, you can now think of The Willow as a deluxe getaway. Interior designer Sophie Fidler curated a fresh cottage look with toile de jouy wallpaper and a few well-chosen antiques. The result is a timeless, soothing country cocoon with pastel accents and walls painted in one of Benjamin Moore's nearly 70 creamy whites. (Which one is a secret.)
You'll feel spoiled with dreamy cotton sateen sheets, puffy duvets and bathrobes and slippers tucked into armoires.
I love the design detail of sliding barn doors to the bathrooms, which sparkle with new tiles, baths, rain showers and granite vanities.
It's 2018 at The Willow, so each room has Bluetooth-enabled radios, bedside lighting, USB ports, flat-screen TVs, soundproofing and thermostats.
Food: Chef Hughes seems made-to-order for the reimagined Willow. He is from Hudson originally and has worked at top restaurants in Toronto and Vancouver, so his standards are high. At Montreal's Joe Beef, he picked up on trends, and Bishop & Bagg gave him insight into British pub fare. His cuisine is artful and authentic.
Keeping the English accent, The Willow serves hearty steak 'n' kidney pie and velvety fish chowder. You can still get a burger, but now it's made from top-quality beef ground in-house and served on a homemade potato-bread bun. Tantalizing new offerings include ribs glazed with peach and ginger, beef tartare, rib-eye steak, roast cod and duck breast salad.
Hughes forages for his own chanterelles, lovage and spruce tips, and also favours local suppliers such as Ferme Sanglier Rôdeur in Pointe-Fortune for pork, Le Moulin des Cèdres in Les Cèdres for organic grains and Les Jardins Carya in Senneville for organic vegetables.
Pastry chef Melinda Gorman (ex of 40 Westt and Le Serpent) spins out such delights as a sea buckthorn tart and maple cheesecake.
Hughes's talent shines in the morning, too. Overnight guests have continental breakfast included. It's not a buffet, but a handful of creative choices such as a daily cake, wild rice granola or an excellent yogurt panna cotta with fruit compote. An à la carte menu ($6-$12), also for brunch on Saturday and Sunday, offers farm-fresh eggs, brioche French toast with quince; Welsh rarebit with creamed spinach and mushrooms; or a hearty breakfast sandwich.
Drinks: Keeping the British theme, even for cocktails, you can try the Pimms' Cup, the Bee's Knees and Maude's Bramble, which fuse sweet and tart flavours.
And here's a new one: The Willow blends warm drinks for chilly evenings by the fireplace: Vin Chaud spiced with Cointreau, rum and citrus; and a Hot Toddy, with liquor, honey and lemon.
Auberge Willow: 450-458-7006, aubergewillowinn.com; 208 Main Rd., Hudson.
Price: 10 guest rooms, including continental breakfast, Wi-Fi, lakefront lawn: June-Aug., $175-$240; Sept.-Oct., $140-$200; Nov.-April, $120-$175.
The Willow Pub: Lunch-dinner, Wed.-Sat., 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m.; brunch Sat.-Sun.


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ZOLLHOF – Tech Incubator, Kohlenhofstraße 60 , 90443 Nürnberg
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The impact of female role models in digital ecosystems
Research shows that companies benefit from team members with diverse backgrounds.
At the same time people feel more comfortable in environments where they feel represented. That's why it has been found that the number of girls interested in STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics) almost doubles when they have a role model that inspires them.
Keeping these two facts in mind it's important to explore many different avenues in order to encourage women to consider a path within the digital landscape.
That's why we want to discuss with our three speakers what their experience with being and having role models is and what it takes to challenge the status quo in order to foster diverse ecosystems that make teams and businesses thrive.
We also encourage you to be part of the discussion, so please don't be shy and bring all of your questions to the Q&A session!
Aya Jaff
Wanting to mix her love for finance and tech, Aya taught herself how to code and supported the non-profit organization "Tradity" through her role as CTO. Aya is also a strong advocate for Girls in STEM and mentors young coders at countless events. She doesn't code as much since founding the CoDesign Factory, a consulting firm that sends teams of scientists, influencers, programmers and other experts out to help companies develop digital projects.
Alexandra Kropielnicka
Alexandra is the lead of fundraising at Female Tech Leaders, a non-profit initiative pursuing the goal of empowering women in STEM and leadership and providing a platform for female role models. Inspired by her own vita Alexandra, a former art history student, who taught herself how to code and later graduated in computer science, is deeply passionate about paving the way for girls and women into the tech scene. Currently she is a young professional at a tech corporation and co-founder of a mixed-reality start-up.
Kimberley Parsons Trommler
Kimberley is Project Manager Automotive and Digitalisation at Bayern Innovativ. She holds a Master's degree in Mathematics and Computer Science and has more than 20 years experience in various tech roles, including 12 years as Network Architect at BMW. Her current focus is innovation for autonomous driving and connected cars.
Anne Christin Braun
Anne is ZOLLHOF's Senior Marketing Manager. She has many years of experience in tech communications and PR. When she's not at ZOLLHOF, Anne is working on her Master's degree in Health Sciences and supports an NGO as their Social Media Manager.
18:30 – 20:00: Panel Discussion and Q&A
20:00 – open end: Networking with Pizza and Drinks
Language: English
Registrations vie Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.de/e/know-how-event-2-the-impact-of-female-role-models-in-digital-ecosystems-tickets-55068737075
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Greystone Canyon premiere new video "In These Shoes"
Singer/Guitarist Darren Cherry adds "This song is about walking the hard road and never giving up on what you want… no matter the cost… Succeed or die trying. It's a tribute to the human spirit that is within all of us. There's also a little "tip of the hat" to Zeppelin in the lyrics."
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- Most grocery stores will give you an apple box free for the asking. A sturdier box could be made by placing the bottom inside the top - doubling the strength. In this version, we constructed a window using an oven safe bag. Notice the notches cut on the bottom of each side to allow for adequate oxygen flow to the charcoals. We used spray glue to help stick the aluminum foil to the cardboard and then sealed with aluminum foil tape. Cover every bit of the box or it will burn. The tape is handy for quick repairs when the foil tears from use.
- You will need a rack to place the food on so it sits a little above the hot coals. You can place a standard metal cooling rack on cans filled with dirt or rocks to make them a little more stable at each corner. We use a modified portable grill, which is unnecessary, but makes it very convenient and sturdy.
- Lit charcoals are placed on the aluminum foil. We increase the efficiency (and conserve fuel) by placing an inverted grill liner on top of the aluminum foil before adding coals to reduce heat conduction from the ground. Get creative and use what you have available.
- Place food on top of the rack as shown. Place the apple box reflector oven on top and allow to bake. Avoid peaking ... you lose a lot of heat when you lift the lid.
- Our frozen lasagna turned out perfect! However, we encourage you to experiment because it takes a little time to figure it out. When I took the lasagna out the coals were still hot, so I decided to bake brownies using the same coals. The brownies never got quite done because the coals died out. They would have been fine if I had slipped some new coals in there. It is all part of the learning process.
- This is a photo of the apple box reflector oven while baking. Notice that it is difficult to visualize the food through the window. I probably will not put windows in again. A towel or small blanket placed over the top of box will increase insulation. Do not use synthetic fabrics that burn at low temperatures. Do not cover the vents at the bottom. The coals need adequate oxygen to burn well. Never use indoors!! Charcoal produces large amounts of carbon monoxide.
This oven is a great inexpensive tool for cooking outdoors in an emergency. It is easy to build and use. This homemade oven bakes using only 10-14 charcoal briquettes.
Control the temperature by using one coal for about every 35 degrees desired. Oven will maintain temperature for 45-55 minutes. Slip fresh coals underneath as needed for longer cooking times.
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On 11 September 2001, the World Trade Centre was hit by two hijacked planes. Similar scenarios were also played out at the Pentagon and in upstate Pennsylvania. As one of the biggest news incidents of the television era played out, news channels and bulletins covered events as they unfolded.
This page is meant purely as a small resource of tv presentation from the United Kingdom of the 24 hours subsequent to the attacks.
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BBC News 24
Broadcast also on BBC One during the afternoon and early evening.
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12 September 2001
BBC News 24
Broadcast also on BBC One from approximately 23.40 and through the night.
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Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton doesn't back down from opponents on the NFL gridiron, and apparently he doesn't back down from fans off the field, either—even if they're teenagers. Sunday night, a video surfaced of a teen talking trash to Cam, and the 2015 MVP firing right back at the fan.
After it appears the two parties exchanged some words, the young man said to Newton, "stop playing, I'll fade you."
An undaunted Cam got right in his face. "You gon' do what?" he shot back, locking eyes with the boy, a stoic expression on Newton's face.
🤣🤣brooo make this go viral !!! pic.twitter.com/kHLWZ6PMyP— Jah (@JaheimWise) June 18, 2018
Needless to say, Newton—who is 6-foot-5 and 245 pounds—had a clear size advantage. Cam has clearly heard the worst of the worst from opposing NFL fans, but he probably wanted to teach this young blood a lesson: don't let your mouth write checks your body can't cash.
It was an unusually serious moment for Cam, who has been on a wave this offseason.
"You ain't never had no old money." - Cam Newton 😂 pic.twitter.com/LUpprRJQI8— AAWOL (@LiveAAWOL) June 15, 2018
Newton's stats took a minor dip last season, and as a result, Madden 19 gave him a rating that was ... questionable.
Madden 19 ratings:— Imari Thagoat (@thaprotest) June 18, 2018
Cam newton : 82
Andrew luck : 86 pic.twitter.com/39GhmKzwMk
Some QB ratings in Madden 19 [*subject to change*]:— NFL Update (@MySportsUpdate) June 18, 2018
Drew Brees: 90
Russell Wilson: 89
Matt Ryan: 88
Andrew Luck: 86
Ben Roethlisberger: 86
Carson Wentz: 85
Matthew Stafford: 83
Cam Newton: 82
Derek Carr: 82
Jimmy Garoppolo: 80
DeSahun Watson: 78
Newton, who recently turned 29, will look to return to All-Pro form this season. Meanwhile, this young man will probably never forget this weirdly tense interaction with the Panthers signal-caller.


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Thank you, Aoifee.
What are your favorite 3 musicals?
I have never had a problem making different time zones work. I think you are 5 hours ahead in Ireland, yes?
This past year I taught 3 students via Skype from Budapest, Hungary.
Also, often my TIYA students are out of town (on National Tour, for example) and I teach them online, which is the same as in person, especially if used together with my online course, "Sing Like You've Always Imagined."
I look forward to meeting you online in the near future.
"Hi, Stephen. My name is Aoifee and I am a 19 year old aspiring musical theatre performer from Ireland, that is seeking training in Broadway singing/musical theatre.
I am very impressed with your experience and think it would benefit me greatly in future auditions for drama schools.
However, given the distance between us, we'd have to conduct the lessons online, and I am wondering if this proves to be a problem for you with the different time zones.
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Cucumber Mint CocktailsPosted: January 22, 2012 Filed under: Cocktails, recipes | Tags: Booze, cocktails, cucumber, Lemon, mint, Vodka 1 Comment
So this is my cocktail to go with the Indian food at the dinner party.
What I Used:
Meyer lemon, cucumber, mint and vodka.
What I Did.
They did not have a shaker so I used the stir method.
Cut a 1/4 of the english cucumber into small pieces, quarter a Meyer lemon. Wash some mint. Muddle it all together.
Add a 28 count of vodka. Count to 28 very slow while pouring vodka – that is your 28 count.
Add 6 ice cubes and stir or shake if you have a shaker. Fill 4 glasses with ice. Strain the mix and garnish with Meyer lemon, mint and cucumber. You could also top with some seltzer or pellegrino.
NB, I had to edit it this a bit – don't post after drinking a couple of these or you will have made a messy weird post. I thought of deleting and starting over, but, eh.
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As a major tourism stakeholder in Cyprus, Hermes Airports has brought optimal results and improvements through collaboration with other key players in the sector, such as the 2016 benchmark of 9 million passengers coming through the country's airports, translating into 24.6% growth for Larnaka and 2.6% growth for Pafos airport.
Could you give a brief overview of Hermes Airports and the company's activities?
Hermes Airports Ltd assumed management and control of Larnaka International Airport and Pafos International Airport on 12 May 2006, under a 25-year Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) concession agreement with the Republic of Cyprus. The new passenger terminal in Pafos opened in November 2008, and in Larnaka a year later. The construction contract is the biggest ever undertaken in the Republic, with the BOT project being the first privatisation of its kind in Cyprus. The two airports offer state-of–the-art facilities, with an emphasis on excellent customer service. The concession agreement with the government is valid until 2031, and as part of it, two new terminal buildings were constructed for a total investment of €650 million. Since the beginning of operations, we have produced material improvements in terms of connectivity and traffic flows to Cyprus.
What are the determining factors in your growth strategy and for increasing passenger arrivals?
Events in the surrounding region over the past year have influenced the growth in passenger numbers, as traffic was directed to safer destinations such as Cyprus. Nevertheless, this is not an exclusive factor, as the air service development at Hermes has been implementing a long devised plan that includes the provision of incentives to airlines that choose Cyprus. We are offering a top-quality tourism product with high international standards in all aspects. The overall combination of our work and the favourable climate, have led to a significant increase in passenger numbers. We have witnessedconsiderable growth in 2016 that we can split between growth resulting from the entry of new airlines and routes in the market, and growth on existing airlines and routes. In fact, eleven new airlines started operations in Cyprus in 2016 and 21 completely new routes were opened. We received a total 500,000 passengers through these airlines and an additional 1.2 million new passengers through existing airlines and routes. Another determining growth factor in 2016 was the intensification of our direct marketing campaigns with airlines, promoting Cyprus directly to the traveller. One of our main targets for the next years is to increase numbers during 'off-season', and we already boast an average 19% increase in winter months.
In addition to the government strategy on tourism, what initiatives are being launched by Hermes Airports to attract more tourism?
Our efforts are in line with Cyprus' national tourism strategy, with the latest challenge being to promote Cyprus as a year-round destination. Appropriate branding and promotion are essential to achieving this goal. Hermes' involvement and financial contribution to the national tourism strategy is articulated around a 15-year expansion of tourism with an aim to double tourist arrivals. This will create a need for a larger hotel capacity – a sector in need of foreign investment. Through our promotion efforts, we generally encourage airlines in Cyprus to start new routes with target countries and particularly to launch winter route operations, for which they can benefit from incentives.
How are the airports impacting the local economy and how can they help attract FDI to Cyprus?
It is estimated that about 100 additional jobs are created for each additional flight arriving at Cyprus' airports. In total, more than 12,700 jobs in the tourism industry across Cyprus are sustained by the operation of Larnaka and Pafos International Airports. With an annual contribution of more than €500 million to the economy, corresponding to approximately 3% of the Cyprus GDP, the two international airports are justifiably considered to be among the major drivers of economic growth in the country and are acknowledged as key generators of thousands of jobs. There is great potential for FDI, and hand-in-hand with the government, we have launched joint tenders regarding land development around the airport areas. There are also opportunities for projects for hangars and maintenance within the airport perimeter.
In terms of economic growth and development, what are your expectations for Cyprus in the coming years?
Personally, I am very optimistic. The Cyprus economy has very good prospects and opportunities for growth. It is already expected to grow by 2.7 % in real terms in 2017, significantly higher than the European average. Cyprus' strategic location, which connects Europe with the Middle East and Northern Africa, its membership of the European Union and the eurozone, the high level of services, the temperate climate and high standard of living, along with a resilient economy, which is also expected to receive a boost through the exploration of the Cyprus and regional hydrocarbon sources, ensures the necessary environment for turning the island into a hub of development with continuing growth in the years to come, to the benefit of the people living in Cyprus and the companies operating here.
BIO: Eleni Kaloyirou
Eleni Kaloyirou is the CEO of Hermes Airports Ltd, where she leads strategic direction and operations at Cyprus' two international airports, Larnaka and Pafos. Previously, Eleni served as Executive Manager Business Control and then as CFO of Hermes. She has 30 years of experience mainly in the aviation industry, having served as CFO and later as deputy CEO of Cyprus Airways. She also worked for a property development company and in the accounting profession with KPMG in Cyprus and London. Eleni is a Fellow of the Instituteof Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) and holds a BA and an MA degree in Economics from Cambridge University.
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It is ironic that the very reason riding a motorcycle can be so exhilarating is also the reason motorcycle accidents can be so disastrous. For it is your freedom from a car's "cage" that makes you so vulnerable in an accident.
According to studies by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, nearly 75% of all motorcycle accidents and 50% of fatal accidents, involve two vehicles. The second is usually a car, and the motorcyclist almost always fares worse.
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Identifying every potential factor in an accident is important in determining who is at fault or what percent each is at fault and who is financially responsible.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) - South Korean stocks bucked nuclear jitters while a broad rally in the semiconductor sector helped to lift U.S.-listed shares of Asian companies on Friday.
The Bank of New York Asian ADR Index gained almost 1 percent to end the week at 112.2.
North Korea's declaration that it has nuclear weapons rattled stocks in the South Korea market, but shares listed in the U.S. moved broadly higher. Read Asian Markets.
Kookmin Bank KB, -1.47%, for example, gained $1.81, or 4.2 percent, to close at $44.76 after notching a new 52-week high of $44.93 earlier in the session. Steelmaker Posco PKX, -1.49% added 95 cents, or 2.1 percent, to close at $46.46.
LG Philips LPL, -2.57%, the world's second-biggest liquid crystal display panel maker after Samsung Electronics, was one of the few decliners, ending down 4 cents at $21.15.
In the chip group, United Microelectronics UMC, -2.37% wrestled the top volume spot away from foundry rival Taiwan Semiconductor, finishing up 11 cents, or 3.1 percent, at $3.67.
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