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The Herbert Protocol is a national scheme which is being introduced in Essex by Essex Police, in partnership with other agencies, including Alzheimer's Society, Essex Search and Rescue, Essex County Council and the unitary authorities of Thurrock and Southend. The scheme encourages carers to complete a form compiled of useful information, which could be used in the event of a vulnerable person with dementia going missing.
The form contains questions for carers, family members or friends to complete in advance, recording all vital details, including medication required, mobile numbers, places previously located or attended, a photograph, associates, daily routine etc. In the event of a person with dementia going missing, the form can be easily handed to the police to reduce the time taken in gathering the relevant information, and assist with a quick time focussed response to the missing person.
The Herbert Protocol initiative is named after George Herbert, a war veteran of the Normandy landings, who lived with dementia.
The completed form will be the responsibility of the family or carer to keep it regularly updated with any new, relevant information, such as a change in medication.
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Vacuuming makes me laugh. I'm not deranged. It's not like I chuckle while dusting or guffaw while washing the dishes. It's just that every time I vacuum, Olive, my dog, goes completely bonkers. She barks, leaps, growls and bites at the vacuum cleaner in a bizarre display of fear and dog-of-the-house responsibility. It seems that this skinny black whippet is willing to lay her life on the line to protect me from the noisy nasty beasty. And so far she is doing a marvellous job. I haven't come to harm once - although sometimes my tummy aches from laughing so hard.
Everything is more fun with Olive. A walk down the lane becomes an adventure of smells, sprints, taste testing and grass tunnelling. Two days ago, our walk unearthed an apple, a sausage, a hamburger patty, the perfect stick, a dirty sock and a dead galah. Such bounty! Such ecstasy! (Such dreadful doggy breath!)
With Olive, every homecoming is a celebration - excited leaps, lavish licks and enough tail wagging to melt the hardest of hearts. Whether I'm away for five minutes or five days, Olive's greeting upon my return is filled with the same elation and enthusiasm. She loves me and cannot bear the moments we are apart. That makes me feel special.
If I did not have a sensible husband and a vague idea of socially acceptable behaviour, my house and garden would be full of animals. I can see myself with three dogs (all living inside), chooks nesting in the bookshelves, a gaggle of guinea pigs living free beneath the shrubs in the garden, a peacock or two in the trees, a donkey running around the front yard, nipping visitors on the bottom as they wait at the front door (only the unwanted visitors!) and a spotted pig called Harold. Harold would wander in and out of the house at will, scratching his back on the edge of the coffee table, snuffling through the bins for scraps, eating the dogs' dinner, chasing the neighbour's cat if it harassed the guinea pigs …
Hmmm. Everything is more fun with animals. Even daydreaming. I suppose that is why I love reading and writing stories where animals frolic in and out of the pages, adding chaos, whimsy and joy.
Here are my favourite books with animals:
For children (and adults who are young at heart):
Winnie the Pooh and The House at Pooh Corner, A. A. Milne
Time Stops for No Mouse, Michael Hoeye
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, C. S. Lewis
For adults:
My Family and Other Animals, Gerald Durrell
Cold Comfort Farm, Stella Gibbons
Revolting Rhymes, Roald Dahl


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Mars put his hair in curlers for the occasion
Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars performed their single 'Uptown Funk' on the season finale of The Voice US last night. Watch their performance below, now.
The live version of the song saw Ronson play guitar with Mars wearing his hair in curlers and singing the song. Other performances on the show came from Ed Sheeran and Jessie J.
'Uptown Funk' is currently the official UK Single Chart Number One, but faces stiff competition from X Factor winner Ben Haenow in the Christmas Number One race.
As reported, Haenow's single 'Something I Know', written by Ryan Tedder of One Republic, is currently in the lead after 24 hours on sale with the song having been downloaded 75,000 times. Official Chart Company data shows that as of midnight on December 15 Ronson's single is 23,000 sales behind.
Ronson told NME this week that he would feel "guilty" if he were to be Number One this Christmas and that he wishes "he had enough time to make a Christmas version of his single".


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Pouch Day Camp will be starting a new Counselor In Training program, for 15 year old boys and girls.
We will be looking for 15 boys and girls who want to work with the campers and have a fun time in the outdoors, at our day camp.
The program costs $1,000 for each CIT, for the eight week program. Registration must be for all eight weeks.
Those interested should contact Rita or Marty Eisenberg at 718-351-1204 to request an application.


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Celebrating the life of James Chester "Bubba" Flanary, Jr.
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We ask on behalf of the family that you keep your comments uplifting and appropriate to help all who come here to find comfort and healing.
Bubba Flanary, age 65, passed away April 9, 2019 in Tyler, Texas following a brief illness. A public visitation has been scheduled for Friday, April 12, 2019 from 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. at Walters' Buffalo Funeral Home in Buffalo, Texas.
Born as James Chester Flanary, Jr. January 29, 1954 in Pasadena, Texas, his parents were James, Sr. & Evelyn (Anderson) Flanary. He was raised in the Catholic Church and had lived in Buffalo since 1984, coming from the Houston metroplex. Fondly known as "Bubba," he had worked for Buffalo ISD as the driver of bus #5 for twenty-one years. He also helped with maintenance of the school, as well as, working as a mechanic on the buses. Following his retirement from BISD, Bubba worked for the City of Buffalo for ten years. He enjoyed deer hunting and woodworking and was a life member of the Cossacks Motorcycle Club.
Bubba was preceded in death by both of his parents; first wife, Annette Flanary; second wife, Karen Flanary; sister & brother-in-law, Judy & Doug Kutta and sister & brother-in-law, Patsy & Mark Harrison.
Bubba's surviving family members include sons, Jesse Flanary (Amanda) of Lott and Eddie Quebodeaux (Audra) of Houston; sister, Linda Seaton (Richard) of Jacksonville; brothers, Cisco Davis, Uncle Byron and many others and grandchildren, Lance, Cadence, Charlie, Natalie and Lucas. He is also survived by nieces, Sandra Escalante, Lisa Kutta, Misty Seaton and Breanna Harrison and nephews, Timothy Palmer and Raymond Segura.
Arrangements are under the direction of Walters' Buffalo Funeral Home in Buffalo, Texas.
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Lux Get Hungry: Dessert Ideas
There's always room for dessert. And we are just a day away from our sweet reveal for The Luxury Award's Best Restaurant! With food on the brain this week, all of the decadent flavors and colors of dessert have got to make a statement. Here are three amazing ideas for your after-dinner treat!
Colorful French Macarons - Fancy French macarons are light meringue cookies made with almond meal. You can color them with pastel shades and fill them will all kinds of fillings.
The basic equation for a macaron reads:
1 part cookie [ground almonds + egg white + sugar] +
1 part filling [buttercream, ganache, jam] +
1 part cookie [ground almonds + egg white + sugar] =
1 complete macaron [happiness]
Chocolate Peanut Butter Bars - Wanna know the way to my heart? It's in these bars. Peanut butter anything and I'll melt in your arms! The cool thing is that it doesn't take forever to make these. Prep time is about 20 minutes and cook time finishes off at just over an hour.
1 cup butter or margarine, melted
2 cups graham cracker crumbs
2 cups confectioners' sugar
1 cup peanut butter
1 1/2 cups semisweet chocolate chips
4 tablespoons peanut butter
In a medium bowl, mix together the butter or margarine, graham cracker crumbs, confectioners' sugar, and 1 cup peanut butter until well blended. Press evenly into the bottom of an ungreased 9x13 inch pan.
In a metal bowl over simmering water, or in the microwave, melt the chocolate chips with the peanut butter, stirring occasionally until smooth. Spread over the prepared crust. Refrigerate for at least one hour before cutting into squares.
Chocolate Fondue - Dip marshmallows, animal crackers, pretzels and fruit in a fountain of oozing chocolate and you've found a slice of heaven. Or fire up this mini fondue pot o' gold and drift on into a candy land of bliss. One of my all time personal faves!


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This is the look of a team ready to win back-to-back championships.
They're smiling to fool non-believers, obviously. They want to lull them into thinking that they're the same happy-go-lucky-but-weary-in-the-end kakungan-dwelling ballers of yore and NOT a bunch of adversity-fortified pros who revel in slaying giants the hard way to get what they want.
Of course, you can't go wrong with having the undeniably alluring Barangay Ginebra muse and two-time FHM cover girl Kim Domingo for inspiration.
If you recall, Kim brought instant luck to the country's most popular ballclub when it was announced last October 19 that she'd be Ginebra's calendar girl for 2017. The very next day, the Gin Kings wrested the 2016 PBA Governors Cup Championship in spectacular fashion behind import Justin Brownlee's buzzer-beating three in Game Six of their match against Meralco Bolts.
Now, the seventh-ranked squad in the 2017 Philippine Cup sets its eyes on the top prize in the tourney long regarded by many as the most prestigious crown this side of our still relevant three-conference league.
The perennially lovable longshots earned the right to face conference top dogs San Miguel Beermen by trouncing 2016 Philippine Cup finalist and second-ranked Alaska Aces and multi-titled and third-ranked Star Hotshots the way they had dispatched many a favorite in the past: through their signature cunning, fearlessness, and grit
If you need reminding, this here is a team with balls and poise (Japeth Agular's butter fingers, notwithstanding).
SMB fans, not a group known to keep mum, will be quick to point out that the Beermen also know what it takes to win when backed against seemingly insurmountable odds. You can expect they'll present the team's gutsy comeback from 0-3 to win last year's Philippine Cup in a Game 7 that was equally memorable for Aces coach Alex Compton's, uhm, experimental coaching moves as Exhibit A of SMB's legendary come-from-behind pedigree. It's a feat that can only be described as historic, we give you that.
But don't get forget that Ginebra is the O.G. when it comes to sparking dramatic, fist-raising finishes. Remember, they had to win six do-or-die battles in the past three weeks to secure the other Finals slot and compete for their fourth Philippine Cup title in team history.
That they did it playing grit-and-grind hoops or sprinting to the lead from start to finish showed they have the versatility to switch playing style depending on the situation. These guys don't shy away from playing imprecise, ugly hoops, too, as evidenced by their hard-fought, accuracy-optional series against the Star Hotshots, where they limited their sister team to a scant seven-game average of 78.4 points.
You can bet one man will be more than prepared to guide his boys as they deal with the ever-changing flow that will likely influence the complexion of this much-anticipated championship bout.
By now it's no secret that having Tim Cone on the bench is as lethal a weapon as having the seemingly unstoppable June Mar Fajardo anchor the fluid SMB offense. The winningest coach in league history remains the undisputed king of in-game adjustment, a talent that transforms a highly physical match up into a draining mental battle of wits that almost always favors the wisest of them all.
At one point in the fourth quarter of Game 7, when Ginebra momentarily lost focus and let Star roar within striking distance, Cone called timeout and was later quoted by courtside reporter and FHM cover girl Erika Padilla as saying, "Just play with me, guys. Stick to the game plan."
If you ask us, that instinct to control the game as he sees fit perfectly illustrates why he's the real MVP.
Yesterday during the press launch of the PBA Philippine Cup Finals, Cone claimed he hasn't devised a game plan yet for The Kraken, telling Spin.ph, "I'm not even sure if there is a plan to stop him. I don't think even Phil Jackson will figure out how to stop June Mar."
That may be true in a sense, but don't think of what he said as mere empty talk. If we're reading him right, through that statement Cone has also challenged his Aguilar-bannered platoon of big men—Dave Marcelo, Jervy Cruz, Kevin Ferrer, and the ailing Joe De Vance—to come prepared and help each other to contain the most dominant force in the league today.
That may also be a message to his explosive and wily crew of guards—L.A. Tenorio, Sol Mercado, and Scottie Thompson—to go full throttle in stopping SMB's clutch trio of Alex Cabagnot, Chris Ross, and Marcio Lassiter (and frequent perimeter loiterer Arwind Santos, too).
Shackling one or three of them in the manner that they had tirelessly hounded Hotshots guard Paul Lee—his Game 7 performance was so horrendous (4 points on 2-8 shooting) he likened himself to "a cat trapped in a corner" after the match—is imperative.
If they succeed at shutting down three of SMB's indefatigable starters, that could finally force coach Leo Austria to give his Gabby Espinas-led bench guys some serious burn down the line—a scenario that Ginebra, with its battle-tested reserves, could exploit.
And why not? Austria himself said after winning Game 7 of their semifinal game against TnT Katropa that his over-reliance on his starters was largely due to the "low intensity" his bench players generated whenever they were on the court.
How succinctly uninspirational, right AVO?
Make no mistake—emotions will run high as this sensational series gets underway. And we haven't seen a team better at overcoming them in crucial moments than Barangay Ginebra. So, yeah, we're going with the indubitable masters of hardourt intangibles to shock the world in seven games.
P.S. That, by the way, also means you can expect a crowd-pleasing performance or two from these ageless Ginebra icons sitting next to each other with the burly Cruz on the Gin Kings bench.
Photography by KC Cruz


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Dogs for Better Lives places Assistance Dogs with qualified individuals who will benefit from the loyalty and companionship of a professionally trained dog. Applicants are screened carefully to ensure they will benefit from receiving one of our dogs and that they are willing and able to maintain the dog's training and care for the dog after the dog is placed with them.
There is no application fee or deposit required. For information on our adoptable Career Change Dogs, click HERE.
If you are considering applying for one of our professionally trained dogs, please go over this page carefully, along with Application Requirements and Points to Consider, prior to filling out an application. Fill out your application completely and submit it to Dogs for Better Lives.
All applicants for Hearing Dogs must send in a copy of their medically based audiogram reflecting the current level of hearing loss. This will be reviewed by the Placement Screening Committee. This panel is made up of Audiologists and professionals who work with people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Due to the fact that there are many different aspects to hearing loss, there is no exact degree of loss that can be given as the minimum for qualification.
In-home interviews provide us with additional information on the applicants' needs and lifestyles. A Dogs for Better Lives associate, from the applicant's area, conducts this interview. All members of the household must be present for this interview appointment.
After the interview is completed and returned to us, the entire application packet will be carefully reviewed and a final decision made as to whether or not one of our professionally trained dogs is suitable for the applicant.
Dogs are matched with individuals based on the temperament of the dog and the lifestyle, personality, activity level, health, and environment of the person. We do not place dogs based on breed, size, hair length, or sex.
For a Hearing Dog, the waiting period is approximately 18 months from the time the person is accepted to receive a Hearing Dog. For a Facility Dog, the waiting period is currently 6 months to 1 year from the time the person is accepted to receive the dog.
Hearing Dogs, Autism Assistance Dogs, and Facility Dogs, accompanied by a trainer, go to the home of the client. The trainer teaches the client how to keep the dog working consistently and how to maintain the dog's obedience training.
Following the placement, regular communication is required. The client reports regularly on the progress of the dog. When problems arise or the client has any questions, the trainer offers help and answers questions. In-home follow up is also done.
Dogs for Better Lives provides follow-up support for the life of the team.
There can be no other dogs in the household with a Hearing Dog or Autism Assistance Dog, with the possible exception of a retired Dogs for the Deaf Hearing Dog or Autism Assistance Dog. If you have other pets and are not willing to re-home them, your application may be denied due to the difficulties of having a professionally trained dog work around those types of distractions.
We typically require a fenced area attached to the home.
It is crucial to have full cooperation and support of all household members for a successful working team to develop.
The cost of feeding and caring for one of our professionally trained dogs could be over $750.00 per year. This includes but is not limited to food, toys, vet care, etc. This does not include any unforeseen illness or injury. The client is financially responsible for the dog's care once the dog is placed with the person.
For HEARING DOGS: A client must be willing and able to physically, mentally, and emotionally care for the dog without assistance.
For AUTISM ASSISTANCE DOGS: Please note that our Hearing Dog training program is separate from our Autism Program. Generally, to qualify for our Autism Program, the child on the autism spectrum cannot be diagnosed with any other disabilities. To provide the best support for our clients, our dogs are trained for one specific skillset and not, for example, dually trained as Hearing Dogs. Please call for more information and clarification.
The Hearing Dog, Autism Assistance Dog or Facility Dog is a trained working animal, not a pet. The entire training program is based on rewarding or playing with the dog every time they work. Consistent practice, patience, and praise are necessary for the dog to succeed.
Please remember that our dogs are not trained to be guard dogs. They are friendly, stable dogs that help people with different challenges and provide companionship only.
Before you begin the application process, it is important that you read this information and give it some serious thought. The following information is given to you so that you realize everything that is involved in applying for and having a Hearing Dog, Autism Assistance Dog, or Facility Dog.
All of our Dogs receive extensive program work and obedience training. Hearing Dogs are trained to alert to sounds by making physical contact then leading you to the sound. Additionally, our Hearing Dogs are also trained and certified for public access. Facility Dogs can provide a calming effect, allowing the professional to better serve or treat their clients. These dogs do not have public access except when accompanying the professionals and their clients in order to provide assistance to the clients.
Our standards and criteria for determining whether or not a dog is suitable for access to public places are very high. Only dogs that can ignore other dogs, handle being exposed to busy, noisy and crowded environments as well as comfortable with all types of people are appropriate to be in public.
When we match a Dog with a client, we look at a variety of factors: the needs of the client both for work at home and in public, lifestyle and energy level and the confidence the dog has in new environments and situations.


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It is never a bad day when we get some new music from Young Thug. Today the ATL native is back with a brand new single, which can be found on Cash Money's new Before Anythang soundtrack. The track finds Young Thug rekindling his Rich Gang ties, doing so with another solid offering for our listening enjoyment. The track was produced by TM808 and Wheezy who provide an incredible home for Thugger to do his thing.
Driven by these menacing drum sections, hard-hitting basses, and some infectious melodies, the track provides quite a home for Young Thug to do his thing. He hits the track running speaking about true loyalty while getting thought-provoking later while speaking about himself and his team. He takes the chance to brag a bit while showing off his lyrical prowess in the process. The track comes after Gucci Mane proposed a Rich Gang reunion, while Thugger did not seem to align with the idea.
However, he did drop this new heater to rock with. Check out the new single in the stream below and give us your thoughts in the comments. Stay tuned for much more from Young Thug coming very soon.


text: BOSTON (MarketWatch) -- The $1.7 billion Fidelity Select Biotechnology fund FBIOX, -2.48% as of Nov. 31 had concentrated stakes in Biogen and Elan, both of which fell heavily Monday after the companies said they pulled a multiple sclerosis drug over safety concerns. The Fidelity sector fund had a 10.1 percent stake in Biogen BIIB, -2.68% and 6.1 percent in Elan ELN, +1.95%, making them the second-largest and fourth-largest positions in the 55-stock portfolio as of Nov. 31, respectively, according to Morningstar. Boston-based Fidelity Investments only releases top fund holdings on a quarterly basis.


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text: Adrian Williams was born in Portland, Orgeon in 1979. She studied at Cooper Union in New York and Staedelschule in Frankfurt. Expressing a desire to "conceive of the short story as a studio space in which she crafts work," Williams radically reinvents the criteria for what can be considered an object of contemporary art. Conducting while narrating, reacting while being directed, Adrian Williams inserts herself, her collaborators, and her audience into a storyboard hall of auditory mirrors. Afforded the potential to be grand and gruesome, eloquently operatic or horrifically carnivalesque, sound may assume unexpected guises. Her work has been shown and performed in various exhibitions and institutions like the Portikus, Frankfurt (2005), the Nassauischer Kunstverein (2007), or the Biennale di Venezia (2002). Adrian Williams is as well one of the Co-Founder of The Contemporary Library, Prishtina, Kosovo.


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Sunday 4th November
ERWFL Premier Division
Back to it after a weekend off, the football action resumes on Women's Football East with a trip east across Norfolk to watch a game from the ERWFL Premier Division, Acle United Women v Bedford Ladies.
Is a tightly contested league with just 6 points separating the top six sides. Promotion to the FAWNL the aim for all. Today's clash sees 4th v 6th in the league. The current top two win 100% winning starts Cambridge City Ladies and Royston Town Ladies whilst 3rd placed Brentwood Town Ladies had a run of 5 straight wins that saw them leading the table early on too. Peterborough Northern Star Ladies also looking strong in the top half with just the one loss so far this season.
A new name for Acle United this season as they make the switch from Ladies to Women. The Norfolk side will be targeting the title having narrowly missed out on top spot in the previous two seasons their title charge going all the way to the final games of the season. Both seeing a fixture pile up towards the end with a frustrating lack of games in the first half of the campaign. Regional league sides more often than not involved in the early stages of the Women's FA Cup and County Cup competitions often seeing league games put back and then of course theirs the weather.
Acle play on an all weather pitch at the FDC Flegg in Martham only played twice at home so far this season both in August have been frustrated by 2 postponements from the opposition so far in October both games likely to be awarded to Acle which will see further changes to the table.
Bedford Ladies were undefeated in their opening 4 games which included a 2-2 with Acle United Women in the reverse fixture back in September. A pair of successive losses followed by 2 successive league wins keeps Bedford the last a 5-3 win over Brentwood Town Ladies keeps them well and truly involved in the battle for top positions. Have shown they can beat anyone on their day the trip to Acle the longest one of the season a few difficulties for some of the squad getting to the ground.
A pleasant start to November the weather dry, a little chilly wind gets up. The FDC Flegg, Acle United Women's home venue for the league. An artificial playing surface, is one of the smallest pitches around. Hot drinks available via a vending machine, the viewing area down one side of the pitch.
Acle United Women starting XI – Amy Bell, Anna Larkins, Naomi Cooper, Grace Parker, Chloe Shields, Broghan Scully, Ciera Flatt, Lauren Bullard, Olivia Mungham-Gray, Megan Todd (C) & Grace Birchall. Subs – Rhianne Brister, Kate Pasque, Amber Rowland, Kirstie Kindred & Rosie Filby.
Bedford Ladies starting XI – Lauren Webb, Paige Abraham, Sophie Mulvihill, Priya Bhatti, Gemma Franklin, Amy Magnus, Michelle Byrne, Jodie Molloy, Lily Eaton & Carissa Kaczorowski. Subs – Ashley-Louise Emerton & Mollie Robinson.
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A minutes silence held before the match, remembrance for lost in conflicts, the ending of World War I a 100 years ago. Thoughts to for the lives lost in the Leicester City helicopter crash.
Acle to get the game underway kicking off the 1st half wearing black and white vertical striped shirts, black shorts with black and white hooped socks. Bedford wearing blue and black vertical striped shirts, with black shorts and socks. The ball put out to Anna Larkins at right back played long diagonally through the middle captain Megan Todd the target the pass too heavy enabling the Bedford defence to clear. The visitors winning a free kick inside the Acle half left of the centre circle put long up into the area the Acle defence comfortable defending.
Amy Bell tested early on in the Acle goal producing a very good save as Bedford build on the left the ball rolled on, Lily Eaton getting hold of it outside the area cuts back inside getting a yard on the defence into the box drives a shot in low near post, Bell diving to her right gets down well to push the ball away for a corner. The corner from the left a good delivery over Acle's Grace Parker as she jumps for it, comes unexpectedly to the Bedford attacker beyond the header instinctive the ball high over the bar.
Acle make ground up the right wing a throw deep, Grace Birchall picking it up turns and fires a ball in from an acute angle, Lauren Webb gloving the ball down safely at her near post. Appeals for a penalty for Acle as Birchall is floored inside the box, the protests waved away. Webb with a great save denies Todd as she receives the ball from a throw in on the left 25 yards out comes inside before shaping to shoot a vicious effort driven in on target Webb throwing herself into the save getting a gloves on the ball to touch it onto the bar the ball out for a corner on the right.
Acle starting well pressing bodies forwards on both flanks. Ceira Flatt in the middle for Acle a good pass put the the right finding Lauren Bullard, her cross into the box defended by Bedford's Priya Bhatti heading the ball clear. A double change for Bedford, Mollie Robinson and Ashley-Louise Emerton coming on. 10 minutes played.
GOAL! A good start from Acle is undone as they are caught on the counter attack Bedford switch play quickly coming forwards Carissa Kaczorowski making a good run into the left channel receiving the ball is in behind heading for the box, Bell comes racing out to close her down sliding in, the Bedford attacker does well to lift her shot over the keeper and send the ball on into the back of the net to give the visitors the lead 0-1.
Paige Abraham back on for Bedford a brief interlude. Bhatti defending for the visitors challenging Birchall at the top of the area as Todd looks to play her in. A free-kick for Bedford right side, the captain, Jodie Molloy on the ball plays in diagonal to the left side Kaczorowski up attempts to flick the ball on with Abraham making a timely run in behind can't quite pick her out. Abraham on the ball left side looks to be away running with the ball, Broghan Scully getting across slides in to tackle and win the ball back for Acle.
GOAL! 8 minutes after conceding the opening goal Acle get back on level terms, win a free-kick on the left 35 yards out players lining up to attack a far post delivery, is a perfect ball fired into the area runners attacking it met by Todd and turned into the back of the net 1-1.
Acle press well play drawn over to the right side leaving those on the left to drift in unattended the cross coming in, Olivia Mungham-Gray in the area meeting it in front of goal her touch taking it up over the bar. Birchall sees a shot from outside the box deflected for a corner has picked up a slight knock comes off, Rhianne Brister coming on. Bedford struggle to get the ball away from the corner Acle laying the 18 yard box under siege, balls in blocked before a sliced clearance takes the ball away for another corner. Swung in towards the far post attacked but the referees whistles brings the move to an end.
Eaton returns to the pitch for Bedford replacing Abraham. Is getting a little feisty, Bedford getting frustrated the ball not sticking can't get anything substantial going in attack. Acle are getting the ball into the area from crosses but so far Webb is untroubled claiming everything. Amy Magnus drives forwards with the ball for Bedford played on for Kaczorowski closely marked by Grace Parker the central defender regaining possession.
Molloy surges forwards with the ball has Eaton moving into space left given the ball Kaczorowski available coming over to support turns into the box closing in on goal her ball on charged down deflected behind for a corner. Bedford finding a bit of thrust in midfield able to able to counter attack more effectively, Acle turn play round quickly a cross field pass intercepted by Robinson headed back to Webb in the Bedford goal.
Scully in the centre 30 yards out has the ball played into her from the left meeting it sweetly fires a fierce shot in towards goal late swerve on the shot Webb does well diving low to her left to make the save parrying the ball up and claiming it. The nature of the small pitch the game is played at a fast tempo players able to get forwards quickly, Acle's finding the space better than Bedford. A double change for Acle as the game closes in on the final 5 minutes of the 1st half, Scully and Flatt coming off on come Amber Rowland and Kate Pasque coming on.
GOAL! Acle take the lead building on the left the pass inside for Todd 25 yards out she carries the ball on across goal no-one closing her down as she runs across the D, lets fly with a quality strike that flies in towards goal left of Webb the keepers dive is too late the ball past strikes the back of the net 2-1.
Acle are looking very strong towards the end of the 1st half, Rowland involved on their next build up winning the ball sprays play out to the left, Todd with Bullard, Rowland getting forwards receiving the ball 30 yards out looks to set up Bullard top of the D a curling effort that runs wide of the far post. A double substitution for Bedford with Gemma Franklin and Maya Sidhu returning to the game.
GOAL! No sooner have they taken the lead then Acle go 2 goals up, attacking up the right side players getting up into the area a high ball comes in Pasque jumping to meet it with her head, not necessarily the part she intended but still effective as the ball in deflected down back across goal into the bottom corner 3-1 Pasque down in the box has a bloody nose.
Pasque comes of so she can get cleaned up Birchall back on. Birchall with a tremendous strike from all of 30 yards out right side the lay off from Todd, the ball fired in across goal striking the bar. A hand ball from Parker spotted by the referee a late chance for Bedford to get the ball into the area, Molloy floats it in, claimed well by Bell as Bedford attackers converge.
GOAL! Right on the stroke of half-time Acle break up the other end and score a 4th goal, Bedford out of shape the hosts press forwards right side the cross put in to the six yard box Todd has closed in unmarked to head the ball down and across the keeper to claim her hat-trick 4-1.
Half-time Acle United Women 4-1 Bedford Ladies
A strong 1st half from Acle who lead 4-1 despite conceding the opening goal. Came back well 3 goals in the final stages of the first half putting them in a strong position, both goalkeeper making excellent saves. Alot of work for Bedford to do 2nd half they are to turn the result around, frustrated so far chances have been few and far between, Acle able to come forward at will.
Bedford to get the 2nd halfway. Possession lost the ball put on down the right the cross into the area taken low by Webb at her near post. Naomi Cooper getting forwards on the left side for Acle takes on the strike from distance her 25 yard effort taken cleaner by the keeper. More appeals for a penalty by Acle as a free-kick is put into the area fro the left but again the protests go no where. Birchall lively on the right side at the start of the 1st half for Acle gets in behind cutting a cross in from the by-line flashing across the six yard box no one there to meet it, Sophie Mulvihill clearing for Bedford.
Larkins supporting Birchall as both get forwards down the right receiving the inside pass 20 yards out her shot driven in blocked by Bhatti, the rebound coming to Pasque 22 yards out, leans back to shoot the ball rising over the bar. Acle starting the 2nd half well, Bedford cannot get out of their half, Larkins and Birchall again on the left combine this time Larkins inside putting the return ball into Birchall as she breaks down to the by-line her cross landing in the side netting.
GOAL! The early pressure bringing a 5th goal a set-piece won outside the box top corner left side the ball floated in near post Todd making the run in around the Bedford defence getting to it first to turn the ball on to score her 4th of the game 5-1.
Cooper with another powerful run forwards picks the ball up from Rowland left side smashes the ball from 25 yards out the attempt whistling over the crossbar. Mungham-Gray getting into an advanced position on the left sees her cross land on the roof of the net. Bedford are under siege everyone back to defend, Molloy doing well to tackle Pasque as she looks to turn and get a shot away. Mungham- Gray comes off for Acle, Rosie Filby coming on goes to left back Cooper moving over to the right.
Birchall steals on to get hold of a loose ball at the back from Bedford, Mulvihill recovering well to get back to close the attacker down and win the ball. A rare chance for Bedford making ground on the right a throw played into Kaczorowski 30 yards out right turns well before letting loose a shot the ball over as it flies across goal. Kaczorowski with support from Sidhu this time the ball right side the cross/shot racing across the face of goal.
Acle get away on the right Todd racing into space with the ball swings the cross in along the top of the six-yard box, Brister central, Birchall behind her with the acrobatic effort that rises up over the bar. Filby is clipped as she comes forwards with the ball left side a free-kick 25 yards out played into the box Birchall up near side the ball runs on to Todd close in at the far post, Webb at close range with an excellent stop to deny her another goal. Abraham comes back on for Bedford replacing Eaton.
GOAL! Out of nothing Bedford pull a goal back as they win a corner up on the right side the ball attacked near side the header taking the ball wide across the area is picked up in the right, Bhatti after it has support from Sidhu the ball from distance fired back in towards goal finding it's way across the six yard box and in 5-2.
Acle undeterred come forwards in numbers as Pasque claims possession in the middle drives on options left and right goes right the cross into the area Cooper with the low effort lacks the power to trouble the keeper. Brister comes off for Acle on comes Kirstie Kindred as the game enters the final 15 minutes.
Abraham's steals in behind the Acle defence as the diagonal ball comes in, Abraham's into the box chasing the ball hasn't seen the offside flag up against her, Bell sliding in gets hold of the ball as the attacker goes for it the pair coming together play stopped but their is a problem for Bell she is down needs treatment. A lengthy delay, Brister volunteers to don the gloves if needed, she is Bell can't continue has take a nasty one on the knee is helped off, the goalkeeper letting her frustration out on the dugout. Flatt also returning to the action.
Both sides are getting wound up niggly and not so niggly free-kicks given away the banter to getting stronger. Injury sees Filby needing to come of Mungham-Gray comes back on.
GOAL! A free-kick on the left a result of the latest knock the ball put in Flatt making the run around the defence to attack it near post is blatantly shoved over by Robinson leaving the referee with the easiest decision he needs to make all game a penalty. Flatt to take goes for power a rising effort Webb tries to get to by is too strong 6-2.
Plenty of play left with the stoppages 8 all in, another free-kick for Acle on the left the ball floated in near side Byrne rising well to head clear for Bedford clearing it for a throw. Mulvihill winning the header for Bedford this time. Acle continue to press Todd putting a free-kick over the bar. Bhatti cutting out a cross from Todd. A corner for Acle goes long attacked by Flatt at the far post the ball dropping wide of the upright.
GOAL! Into the closing minutes of stoppage time the ball inside the Acle half Bedford win a free-kick wide on the left a far distance out, Byrne on the ball plays a high delivery into the area landing in the six yard box the ball bouncing high loops up over the keeper and in 6-3.
Full time Acle United Women 6-3 Bedford Ladies
The last action of the game Acle running out 6-3 winners. A good result but one that would tell a very different story on it's own. Acle were by far the better side today deserving of the win. Dominating for large portions of the game scored 6 goals should have had more. Not Bedford's day by a long way and no doubt are far better, one to chalk off on the back foot for the most part will still look back and say they scored 3 goals and if you're going to do that on a bad day… Both goalkeepers with some excellent saves.
Women's Football East – Player of the Match
Time for this afternoon's Women's Football East – Player of the Match. A good afternoon for Acle some good performances out there, Grace Birchall with some good attacking runs should have had a goal too, Chloe Shields at the back hardly gets a mention in the report never put a foot wrong in defence. She's won this before for Acle and I have to put her forwards this time too not only scoring 4 well worked and different goals but also the leadership shown in the middle the Player of the Match goes to Megan Todd.
A good return to action after my mini-break, preparing for winter now so a bit of nicer weather to start November was welcome. My thanks as always to both sides for their help with the team details. It's going to be interesting watching how the ERWFL Premier Division title race pans out.


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We are excited to announce that we now offer quick and easy online enrollment. Camp Brain is a secure registration platform that provides you with an easy, user-friendly way to register your camper(s) for the upcoming camp season(s), and helps us to be more administratively efficient and environmentally responsible. When you register through Camp Brain, the system keeps track of your information in your profile. Enrollment packets will not be mailed. If you need assistance with registration please contact Nicole Goodwin, Coordinator of Camping Services ar 732-737-8279.
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Attic is a series of birdhouses designed by Studio Chad Wright which provide a place for birds to roost at varying heights. Available in robin's egg blue, tomato red and cloud white, Attic comes with a moulded concrete base and a screw-in lawn stake which means it can be erected on grass or hard surfaces.
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2019 Interstate Surf Boat Championship to be held at Elouera on Friday
The 2019 Interstate Surf Boat Championships will be held at Elouera Beach on Friday.
The Interstate Surf Boat Championships are a one-day event and an opportunity for crews from around Australia to represent their state at a high level.
NSW are the defending champions and will be fielding eight teams at the event with male and female crews to contest the under-19s, 23s, reserve and open divisions.
Four clubs will be represented with North Cronulla (four crews) and Avalon Beach (two crews), joining Palm Beach and Elouera in the action.
NSW Surf Sports Officer Chiara Nowland is confident that those selected will give a good account of themselves in the battle for interstate glory.
"There is a lot of depth in surf boat competition right now and we've seen a number of very promising results throughout the season," she said.
"To pull on the sky blue cap is a fantastic opportunity for these athletes and I am sure that those selected will be ready to defend the proud history of surfboats in NSW."
The announcement comes on the back of a number of state appointed selection events including Coffs Harbour, North Cronulla, Queenscliff and Manly carnivals, following which the selection panel were able to endorse the team.
NSW Surfboat Interstate Team: under-19s male/female - Avalon Beach, under-23s Male/Female - North Cronulla, reserve male - North Cronulla, reserve female - Palm Beach, open male - North Cronulla, open female - Elouera
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I spoke earlier this year at the brand publishing-focused Digital Content Summit in London about key and emerging themes in branded content. These are based on my discussions with global experts that have recently been published in the latest edition of the Best of Branded Content Marketing (BOBCM) series I curate.
The Business Reporter team interviewed me at the event and you can watch the full overview over at BOBCM, but we've included a short snippet below where I explain more about what's driving change in marketing at the moment:


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Slain CO's family fears staff cuts will force officers to work alone
Ever since CO Eric Williams was killed by an inmate five years ago, the federal prison he worked at mandated two officers be assigned to inmate housing units
By Bob Kalinowski
The Citizens' Voice, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
NANTICOKE, Pa. — Ever since Correctional Officer Eric Williams was slaughtered by an inmate five years ago, the federal prison he worked at mandated two officers be assigned to inmate housing units.
He was alone when he was ambushed and brutalized.
Williams' family fears sweeping reductions proposed for federal prison staff might force correctional officers to again walk the beat solo.
"We were able to initially get the second officer in the housing units and hopefully, because of all of this, it's not going to go away," Don Williams, Eric's father, said Monday.
Sunday marked five years since Eric Williams' murder at the United States Penitentiary at Canaan in Wayne County, historically one of the nation's most violent federal prisons. The family attended a Mass dedicated to Eric Williams at their church in Nanticoke. They also visited the cemetery, where fellow correctional officers held a grave-side memorial service for their fallen colleague.
Since his son's murder, Don Williams has been a vocal advocate for federal prison safety through his group Voices of JOE — an acronym honoring the last three prison workers killed in the line of duty, Jose Rivera, Osvaldo Albarati and Eric Williams.
Williams said he his taken the fight to Washington, D.C. for five years, but feels he only gets assistance and answers from the region's members of Congress. Others either say prisons are as safe as they can be or they'll get back to him, but don't.
"I'm tired of the lip service," Williams said.
Progress has been made — the second officer and allowing staff to be armed with pepper spray — but that will mean little if staffing gets cut to dangerous levels, Williams said.
"From what I am hearing, Canaan will be staffed less than when Eric was killed," Williams said.
A recent USA Today investigation found hundreds of secretaries, teachers, counselors, cooks and medical staffers were tapped last year to fill corrections guard posts because of officer shortages and overtime limits.
The Bureau of Prisons last week responded to requests for comment about the issue by asking for questions to be sent by email because "questions may require more than one subject matter expert to consult before getting back to you with a response." The bureau did not immediately respond to emails sent Monday.
Williams, 34, of Nanticoke, was working alone in a unit housing of about 130 inmates and was preparing to lock them into their cells for a nightly head-count when he was attacked on Feb. 25, 2013. The inmate, Jessie Con-ui, knocked him down a staircase, then stabbed him more than 200 times and stomped his head. Con-ui, a gang assassin already serving 25 years to life, was convicted at trial last year, but spared from the death penalty when a jury deadlocked 11-1 in the penalty phase. He's now serving life.
Union leaders from federal prisons at Canaan, Schuylkill, Allenwood and Lewisburg recent co-authored a letter to the editor to address the staffing woes, claiming 6,100 positions have been cut the past year nationwide due to a hiring freeze.
Canaan's union president, Correction Officer Mike Moran, said the prison is operating at 88 percent of its required staffing level after losing 54 positions.
"They are saying 88 percent is the new 100 percent," Moran said.
Because Canaan is "the most violent penitentiary in the country," support staff are not being asked to serve as correctional officers like at other facilities, but Moran said it seems inevitable.
"If they continue these reductions, it's going to be the case," Moran said.
Darrell Palmer, a Northeast regional vice president for the union, said the bureau is justifying the cuts by claiming the inmate population is going down. He noted many inmates are being moved to private, for-profit prisons that only take low maintenance inmates with no history of prison misconduct.
"The private prisons only take the 'good' inmates," Palmer said. "The government feels it's cheaper."
The senators who represent Pennsylvania in Congress, Democrat Bob Casey and Republican Pat Toomey, both said they are concerned about the cuts. Both have pushed legislation in Eric Williams' name.
"Senator Toomey has long, actively supported the safety and well-being of federal corrections officers," spokesman Steve Kelly said. "Senator Toomey is concerned about the staffing levels of federal prisons, including in Pennsylvania, and he and his staff will continue to work with both corrections officers and the Bureau of Prisons on the issue."
Casey said he is "extremely concerned with the job cuts happening at federal prisons in Northeastern Pennsylvania."
"For an Administration that promised job growth, this seems like another broken promise for the people of Pennsylvania — not to mention a serious safety hazard for the men and women who put themselves at risk every day to keep us safe," Casey said in a statement. "It's now five years after Eric Williams was tragically killed on the job at USP Canaan, and we can't start taking a step back on safety."
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Bangkok teenager falls into world of drugs and prostitution.
In Thailand they call it Yaba which loosely translates as "crazy pills". I've personally seen what this can do that last time I was in Bangkok when our completely speed cranked Tuk-Tuk driver took us on a warp speed tour of the city on the wrong side of the road. When I saw our girl here I was completely astonished at how much weight she had lost since the last time I was in BKK. She had completely succumbed to amphetamine addiction and had descended into a greasy world of handjobs and go go bars. Forced to ejaculate cocks with her mouth to get the money for her addiction. Most of these girls have some wild stories but Nook is one Thai teenager who has hit rock bottom.
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Update: 10:19 | 01/10/2018
With a great passion for the single-stringed monochord, Vu Le Minh, a student of the Vietnam National Academy of Music, has sought out anything he could to understand more about the one-of-a-kind instrument. Artisan Do Viet Dung's workshop is one of the ideal places for him to enrich his knowledge on the musical instrument. The intimate conversation between monochord player and maker does not only pull art lovers closer but also nurtures their passion for Vietnamese traditional music
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1st Annual Showcase of Orange County's cultural heritage
Come and explore the histories that make Orange County, California a prolific wonderland of cultural heritage. At Orange County Archives in Action institutions, cultural organizations, museums, and archives will exhibit their collections, share stories, and answer questions about the region's history. This daylong event will also include several presentations from OC community members dedicated to preserving and increasing awareness and access to primary sources documenting OC's diverse past.
This event is free and open to the public. Anyone interested in the following is encouraged to attend:
• Learning about OC history
• Discovering OC archives and history rooms
• Understanding the significance of OC history on a national level and international level
• Showcasing OC historical collections
Presentation Schedule:
10 AM | Norma Kershaw Auditorium
Phil Brigandi, Independent Scholar - "Five Orange County Stories (and How I Got There)"
11 AM | Norma Kershaw Auditorium
Kevin Cabrera, Executive Director of the Heritage Museum of Orange County - "Little Texas, Santa Ana: Civil Rights Culture, and Community Identity"
12 PM | Norma Kershaw Auditorium
Gustavo Arellano, Elaine Lewinnek, and Thuy Vo Dang - "A People's Guide to Orange County"
3 PM | John M. Lee Court
Chris Jepsen, Historian and Assistant Archivist of the Orange County Archives - "The Orange County Archives"
Exhibitors will include the following and more!
• Brea Museum & Historical Society
• Chapman University, Leatherby Libraries, Special Collections & Archives
• CSU Fullerton University Archives & Special Collections
• Heritage museum of Orange County
• Internet Archive
• Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral and Public History (COPH)
• Orange Barrio Historical Society
• Orange County Historical Society
• Orange County Jewish Genealogy Society
• Orange Public Library and History Center
• Placentia Library District
• Santa Ana History Room
• Seal Beach Historical Society/Red Car Museum
• Sherman Library and Gardens
• UCI Libraries Special Collections & Archives
Location: John M. Lee Court & Norma Kershaw Auditorium
Tickets: Free event (does not include access to museum galleries). No RSVP required. OC Archives guests can enjoy the special rate of $15 for full access to the museum including the exhibit Knights in Armor by mentioning "OC ARCHIVES" to Bowers Visitor Services Staff; OC Archives guests can also receive member rate tickets at $9 to the Timeless Melodies program at 1:30pm.
Image credit: Courtesy of UCI Libraries Special Collections & Archives


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2019 Summer Jobs: Prescribed Burn Technician
Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve, a field station of the University of Minnesota, is looking for four technicians to assist in our spring prescribed burn program. The positions could start anywhere from March 11th to April 1st and end around mid-May (start and end dates are weather dependent). This is a 40 hour per week position but the hours are variable, especially on days we burn. There is the possibility of overtime on intense burn weeks. Housing is available to rent on-site. Pay is $12 per hour. If you have graduated or are not currently enrolled in classes we encourage you to apply.
The Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve itself is an eight square mile tract of land 35 miles north of the Twin Cities. Because of its fortunate location in mid-continent at the triple meeting point of three great biomes of North America, it carries much of the continent's biological heritage. Cedar Creek is endowed with a diverse mosaic of prairie, savanna, sedge meadows, bogs, open water, forests, and even abandoned agricultural fields. Its large size, great natural diversity, and uniform soil substrate make it ideal for ecosystem studies.
Of Cedar Creek's 5175 acres, we manage about 900 acres through prescribed burning. Our burns consist of oak savanna, prairies, restoration units, and experimental plots that are on some type of burning frequency. Our prescribed burns can range from ¼ of an acre to 100 acres in size. We burn approximately 500 acres annually.
Main Duties:
- Prepping burn units.
- Assisting in burning the units.
- Monitoring and mopping up the units after burning.
Other Duties:
- Research field help. Assist with various field research tasks, i.e. weeding, mowing, etc.
- Fire road maintenance. Clearing brush and trees to make fire roads safer for burning and driving.
- Must be willing to work evenings and weekends.
- Must be willing to work long hours and have a flexible schedule.
- Chainsaw experience is preferred but not required.
The deadline for application submission is February 18th, 2019. To apply:
- Complete the application form at https://goo.gl/forms/o8dgl9yEui6PBSaY2.
- Email the materials listed below together in one email to email@example.com.
a. A resume (maximum of two pages)
b. A cover letter stating why this internship will benefit you
c. A transcript (unofficial is acceptable)
d. List of 2 references
If you have any questions regarding the application process or the internship please email the above address or call 612-301-2616.
This position is currently closed. Please check back in December for open spring positions.
You will be considered for this internship if (a) you are a US citizen or (b) a foreign citizen attending a US college or university full-time.


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Martine Johanna
Johanna lives and works in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. She completed her MA at the Institute of the Arts in Arnhem, where she also finished her BA studies. She has shown extensively in the Netherlands and the United States.
The exhibition of Martine Johanna titled Dancer will be on view from October 8 until October 29, 2016 at Spoke Art, San Francisco. The opening reception is scheduled for Saturday, October 8, 6-10pm.


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Continuing the share-and-share-alike theme that's pervading increasing numbers of Vita games, the heroes of and beasties from Freedom Wars are jumping ship and heading over to Soul Sacrifice Delta for a spot of DLC. It definitely looks like a good match, and since both games are here, or heading our way, it would seem reasonable for the the DLC to follow on.
Are folks still playing SSD? It seemed to sputter out and not really get the attention that the original Soul Sacrifice did, perhaps because it was download only. Anyway, as long as the content keeps coming, those charging through the endless battles should be happy.


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A handful of big-name acquisitions have dominated headlines this week.
The U.K.'s Competition and Markets Authority cleared the way for Mastercard's acquisition of VocaLink, announcing on Tuesday that the companies had adequately addressed competition concerns about the purchase.
"We have the opportunity to extend everything that we've accomplished with cards to bank account-based payments and redraw the lines of what's possible in commerce," Michael Miebach, chief product officer, Mastercard, said in a statement. "We'll make it more inclusive, by expanding access to electronic payments. We'll break down barriers, by innovating across payment types and payment flows. We'll make it faster, bringing additional real-time payment options to more places and across more devices."
As PaymentFacilitator.com has previously reported, the deal is significant for extending Mastercard's reach into bank account-based payment. VocaLink's Faster Payments ACH platform powers real-time payments in the U.K., Singapore, and Thailand, with the service coming to the U.S. later this year, Mastercard said.
In a very different kind of acquisition, Indie Hackers announced that it was being bought by leading payment facilitator Stripe.
Indie Hackers is a web site dedicated to building a community of entrepreneurs where founders of successful businesses share their stories.
In a statement, Indie Hackers founder Courtland Allen said that Stripe was interested in Indie Hackers because it's geared toward helping businesses grow.
"Unlike a lot of startup communities, Indie Hackers is firmly about businesses that generate real revenue and the entrepreneurs behind them. These contributors can provide Stripe with better insights into the needs and challenges faced by people who often don't have the luxury of VC funding," Allen wrote.
And finally, leading Indian online marketplace and payment facilitator Flipkart announced this week that it had raised $1.4 billion in investments from Tencent, eBay and Microsoft. The deal with eBay includes Flipkart's acquisition of eBay India, the company said. Flipkart and eBay also signed a cross-border trade agreement in which customers of each site would have access to inventory from the other's sellers.


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Recent news reports are often discussing homes in foreclosure, but as a Realtor I see more short sales at this time. Many of my clients see an online listing for a home, only to have me inform them that it's a "short sale."
A foreclosure is a home that has already been repossessed by the bank. The bank has become the seller. A "short sale" involves a seller that needs to or has to sell their home, but owes more money on the home than the home will sell for at market price. The seller may also have a second mortgage on the home. A common scenario would be that this seller bought their home in the height of the market and then have a change in employment or income, forcing a sale.
To make an offer on such a home can be a complex transaction, as the buyer is not only making the offer to a seller, but to a third (or fourth) party that also must approve the sale. The sale price is below what is owed so the listing realtor or a mediation company must negotiate the loss with the third party. The process is byzantine and can easily last six months- third parties are slow moving and notoriously difficult to reach. The buyer will often not hear whether their offer has approval for weeks or months. Often, the third party does not sign a contract with the buyer until the last moments of the transaction. An inspection can be ordered by the buyer after approval of their offer, but the purpose for the most part will just be to know what they are buying, as the seller and the lender are already both too "under water" to make any of the usual negotiations for repair or price concessions.
It takes a special buyer to be able to buy in this time frame and undergo the emotional ups and downs. A normal transaction can often be challenging enough for the average buyer. For the sellers who are trying to salvage their credit and move along, the process is incredibly stressful. For the market, this process will keep the inventory at higher levels as a more typical transaction closes in 30 days from the seller accepting an offer.
As a Realtor there is no avoiding the current market, and I will continue to represent my clients best interests. I work with a professional short sale consulting company that will simplify the process as much as possible for my clients.
My hope is that there will be more oversight on the process to make it more transparent and streamlined for all parties involved.


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The Philips NMS 1205 Music Module is one of the most extended sound modules available on the MSX. It features a lot of connections, like a MIDI interface, audio in and audio out and a built-in microphone for easy recording. The built-in Music-BOX software allows users to create their own songs, play along with the preset rhythms and play with echo and pitch effects using the microphone in real time. The Music Module also has 32kB sample RAM that allows you to record sampled instruments.
The Philips NMS 1160 keyboard can be connected as a controller and to record your note input. The NMS 1160 came with new software that expanded on the idea of the Music-BOX software and allowed users to play the device as a regular music keyboard; the MSX providing the background instruments and rhythm, and the user playing along with the right hand while changing the chords using the left hand. This follow-up software is likely also the first software that used the sample RAM for drums.
- 32KB of sampleRAM for the ADPCM unit (however, this can be upgraded, see below)
- MIDI interface (with IN/OUT/THRU connectors)
- Proprietary connector for music keyboard (NMS-1160)
- 2 RCA mono Audio-out connectors
- built-in microphone (mono)
- 1 RCA external microphone connector (mono)
- volume adjuster (sample volume)
- 1 audio-in RCA connector (mono, to sample from a "line"-source)
- built in software (Music-BOX, CALL MUSICBOX)
When an external microphone or line is connected the internal microphone is automatically disabled.
|Philips (Manufacturer: Richard Watts Computers Ltd and Music Sales Ltd.)
|Official price
| BE: Bfr 12000
DE: 646 DM with NMS 1160
NL: ƒ399
|Package content
| NMS 1205 Music Module
Sound Effects audio tape
Music Book
User's Guide
Music-BOX firmware
The cartridge has a built-in program called Music-BOX that will automatically start unless ESC is pressed on startup. The software can be started from basic with CALL MUSICBOX or _MUSICBOX
Note: On the Philips NMS 8220 pressing ESC on startup to skip the integrated Designer firmware will also prevent the Music Box software from starting at the same time. In this case, start it from BASIC with CALL MUSICBOX.
- Replace R41 with a 27K resistor to increase the output volume to the same level as MSX-MUSIC.
- Lift or cut one pin of R39 (10K, Brown Black orange). That will stop the audio from reaching the MSX slot. The audio will now only be routed to the two (mono) connectors at the right side of the cartridge. This comes in handy when playing Moonblaster stereo songs.
- Can be modified with a switch, so two Music Modules can be addressed at the same time. This is useful for XelaSoft's Super Music Editor, the Amiga MOD player/editor and the MSX-AUDIO BIOS itself.
- Can be expanded with the Supersoniqs board containing 256kB sample RAM, MSX-AUDIO BASIC 1.2 and modified Philips ROM.


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Your Day on the Plose
Here below you will find all information about the current situation on the Plose: weather, snow condition, temperature…
Opening Times
Winter Season 2018/19: from 7nd December 2018 until 31st March 2019
Opening Times Gondola Lift Plose: from 8.45am until 4.30pm.
Opening Times Lift Installations: from 9.00am until 4.30pm
The ski resort is: open
The Trametsch is open all the way down to the valley.
Snow Conditions and Weather
Snow conditions: 50 cm
Lift Installations
Open lifts
3 out of 7 lifts open
Ski Slopes
Slopes open
0.00 km out of 42.40 km slopes open
Funpark Plose closed
Toboggan Runs
RudiRun closed
Rossalm - Kreuztal/Valcroce closed
Winter Hiking Trails
Open Winter Hiking Trails (in km): 12 km
Avalanche Training Center
For introduction courses, please contact the ski resort.
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Lindsay Lohan has been sentenced to 90 days in jail for violating her probation in her DUI case. But it doesn't end there!
Judge Marsha Revel has laid down the law on what is a heavy sentencing on Lindsay Lohan. The judge added 90 days inpatient rehab after her 90 days of jail time that will start on July 20.
A visibly crushed Lindsay couldn't hide her tears when sentenced today in Beverly Hills court. She is required to keep her SCRAM bracelet on until she returns to the court in two weeks. The evidence was overwhelming that Lindsay had violated the terms of her probation with an amazing performance from prosecutor Danette Meyers.
Lindsay's dad, Michael Lohan, is upset with the ruling. "The system failed and it failed my daughter," the outspoken father said on the courthouse steps.
Lindsay Lohan made this statement to the judge:
"I wasn't expecting any special treatment aside from the understanding that I have to provide for myself, I have to work. My schedule is, unfortunately, very different. Having said that, I did do everything I was told to do and did the best I could to balance jobs and showing up."
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The first time I tried Mario Badescu Glycolic Foaming Cleanser, I was pregnant with Heath. My hormones were see-sawing all over the place, and I was breaking out like a middle schooler. My OB/GYN cautioned against popular anti-acne ingredients like salicylic acid or retinoids because they carried a risk of birth defects (yikes), but she did greenlight glycolic acid. Problem was, this was the early 2000s when glycolic acid products were fairly scarce, so I made an appointment at one of the few places I knew that carried glycolic products: Mario Badescu, a no-frills skin spa in midtown Manhattan.
The esthetician who did my treatment was knowledgeable and thorough. She gently deep-cleaned my flaring skin, then drew up a weekly regimen that included the aforementioned Glycolic Foaming Cleanser. It's worth noting that she had me alternate the glycolic cleanser with their Seaweed Cleansing Soap to prevent over-drying my skin. The glycolic acid itself is typically not drying, but this particular cleanser contains sodium laurel sulfate, which can over-strip oil if over-used. Anyway, it worked. Within two weeks, my skin was clear again and stayed that way for the duration of my pregnancy.
Once my hormones settled down, post-pregnancy, I down-shifted to using the Glycolic Foaming Cleanser on an as-needed basis. Today, I keep it in the shower and use it on my chest and back after particularly sweaty workouts to prevent bumps (a.k.a. back-ne) from forming under and around my sports bra. I also use it once or twice a week in the summer or on hot, humid days when I feel grimy and greasy. And my friend Debbie just introduced me to yet another way to use this under-the-radar, anti-acne weapon: She applies a tiny drop directly to a blemish overnight, like we did with benzoyl-peroxide-containing Clearasil in the 1980s, limiting the lifespan of most bumps to about two days. Amazing.
So why does it work? Glycolic acid speeds up dead-skin-cell-shedding, removing buildup and enabling the contents of a clogged pore to drain. Used preventatively, it can also keep pores from getting clogged in the first place. Finally, as a bonus, it's a great option for our medium years because, unlike teen-centric acne treatments with salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide, it won't leave you red and peeling.


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Interpol "Lights"
Published Apr 29, 2010Ever-stylish NYC indie rockers Interpol have made a new song, "Lights," available for free download. The track is off their upcoming, as-yet-untitled fourth LP, which is set for release this summer. The band emailed this statement regarding the download:
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We're stirring. Please take a moment to visit our website: www.interpolnyc.com
We want to show you something. And make sure you come back soon.
We will be posting important information and dates in the coming weeks.
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Although certain penis enlargement pills are frequently mentioned as "what to avoid" for penis enlargement due to some misleading claims, still the benefits that certain herbal supplements can provide in the penis enlargement process cannot be ignored. Besides, there is a huge difference between those "magic pills" that promise to give you a bigger penis all by themselves and the herbal supplements that are proven to be supplementary to the other techniques of penis enlargement.
The fact is your penis enlargement regimen can be significantly enhanced by specific vitamins, herbs and minerals. For this reason, you should add herbal supplements to your daily diet while engaged in a penis enlargement routine. Not only will they provide you with extraordinary energy, they can greatly enhance your sex drive and pump up your sensual passion. All this in addition to speeding your recovery and growth while performing the various techniques of penis enlargement.
It is best to purchase "A" grade supplements. You may pay a little more, but the results are noticeably better (and better for you) than cheap "bargain-brand" supplements. Also be aware that some brands of penis enlargement pills contain various combinations and quantities of the supplements mentioned further below, all in a single pill dose. Just pay close attention to the formulas included in the pills so you know which supplements will benefit you the most. Click the link to see some of the penis enlargement supplements that we recommend.
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Here are some of the supplements that have been proven to benefit the penis enlargement process and promote overall penile heath and functionality.
Horny Goat Weed - Behind the funny name of horny goat weed stands a time-tested aphrodisiac that increases libido in men and women, and improves erectile function in men. Known also as Epimedium or Yin Yang Huo, horny goat weed was first described in ancient classical Chinese medicinal texts. Today, horny goat weed holds an important place in Traditional Chinese Medicine and is gaining popularity around the world. Used by practitioners for over 2,000 years, horny goat weed is several species of epimedium, a leafy plant which grows in the wild, most abundantly at higher altitudes. The leaves of the plant contain a variety of flavonoids, polysaccharides, sterols and an alkaloid called magnaflorine. And while the exact way that horny goat weed works remains unknown, the plant has long been employed to restore sexual fire, boost erectile function, allay fatigue and alleviate menopausal discomfort.
L-Arginine - Arginine is a beneficial amino acid that produces nitric oxide, which relaxes blood vessels. This produces a sort of vasodilatation in the penis that allows greater blood flow in the part of the penis that causes it to become erect. The more blood that enters these erectile chambers, the harder and stronger the erection will be. Numerous studies have indicated that L-Arginine supports healthy sexual performance and function. It has even been show to provide greater sperm motility in men with low sperm counts.This makes L- Arginine a must have for men who desire to increase their sexual prowess. It can also provide improved fertility in men who want to have a child. In addition to penis growth benefits, since nitric oxide also mediates neurotransmissions in the brain, L-Arginine can assist memory function. This could make it essential for people prone to confusion or forgetfulness. L-Arginine enhances exercise tolerance as well, and can support tissue regeneration and repair.
Ginkgo Biloba - Best known for boosting mental power, the leaf extract of "the oldest tree known to man" is also being used to treat impotence in men, increasing the body's ability to achieve and maintain an erection during sexual stimulation. Some studies show that like Viagra, ginkgo enhances the effects of nitric oxide, which helps relax artery walls, allowing more blood flow into the penis. Ginkgo extract improves blood flow throughout the body to most tissues and organs (including micro circulation in small capillaries). This is what makes it important for the penis enlargement process and the overall health and function of the penis.
Ginseng - Like ginkgo, ginseng also increases nitric oxide levels and thus is helpful for erectile dysfunction. Studies show that is also has an effect on the dopamine system too and this can help women as well as men. In one study, sexual desire, satisfaction and orgasm improved in women given ginseng. And in another study, sexual desire and impotence improved in men. In men, ginseng can facilitate penile erection. This is consistent with traditional uses of ginseng. In some studies, ginseng has been demonstrated to have a stimulating effect on the development of reproductive organs at an early age for men, while in adults, it stimulates the production of sperm, and lengthens the estrus period in women.
Muira Puama - Muira puama is a plant. The wood and root are used to make medicine. Muira puama is used for preventing sexual disorders and to increase interest in sexual activity (as an aphrodisiac). Some people apply muira puama directly to the skin as an aphrodisiac and for rheumatism and muscle paralysis. In combination with other herbs, muira puama is used as a remedy for male sexual performance problems.
Maca - This is a root that grows at high altitudes in Peru, can have powerful effects on desire, erections, and orgasms. Small-scale clinical trials performed in men have shown that maca extracts can heighten libido and improve semen quality. A small double-blind, randomized, parallel group dose-finding pilot study has shown that Maca root may alleviate certain forms of sexual dysfunction. Randomized clinical trials have shown that maca has favorable effects on energy and mood, may decrease anxiety and improve sexual desire. Maca has also been shown to improve sperm production, sperm motility, and semen volume."
Rhodiola Rosea - A perennial plant that grows in arctic regions of the world, Rhodiola can boost sexual desire in both men and women. It's also possible, although more study is needed, that it may help premature ejaculation. While no one knows exactly how the plant improves sexuality, it probably works on the dopamine system in the brain which is very important to sexual functioning and libido. Rhodiola appears to have a beneficial effect in enhancing sexual function. It improves satisfaction, pleasure, erections, response to orgasms.
Additional supplements for improving overall sexual health:
- Vitamin C
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- Coenzyme Q
- Vitamin D
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- Potassium
- Biotin
- Selenium
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- Damania Root
- Pumpkin Seed
- Buckwheat Protige
- Cranberry extract
Last but not least. Drink lots of water! Consume 150 - 200 ounces of purified water every day. This is a wonderful healing supplement which aids in your penis enlargement workout. Not to mention adding that extra bit of boost needed to get you through your normal daily routines.
Before you begin any penis enlargement routine, always remember to do your warm wrap first. Keep in mind that this is one of the many methods of penis enlargement. For the best results, combine multiple methods of penis enlargement into a workout routine. See The Plan to develop your penis enlargement routine.


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If you're like most Americans, you have a rich digital life. You may bank online, invest online and certainly interact socially online. But where do those assets go after you go? And how will your loved one's get access to them, if you haven't left behind specific instructions and passwords?
Unfortunately, identity theft is rising even for the deceased. A couple of years ago, TIME magazine reported that over 2.5 million Americans became victims of identity theft after they died. Disposition of digital assets, like any other property, should be part of your estate plan. Here are some tips for protecting your digital assets after death:
Take inventory of your digital assets. Start by making a list of all your online accounts, including the website addresses, your usernames and passwords for each account. Digital assets can also include documents on your computer – photos, videos or anything else you have created that may have value. Store these assets in a secure system such as PasswordBox, SecureSafe or other Web-based digital asset management systems.
Determine what you want to happen with your digital assets. You may want to pass along your more personal digital assets like family photos to your heirs. Facebook allows accounts to be closed or set up as a memorial. Google allows its users to designate a beneficiary for all Google accounts or through its Inactive Account Manager. If you have a Yahoo! website or email account, it will be closed upon your death if your executor provides Yahoo with the proper proof. Be clear about what you want and then provide the instructions and means for that to be carried out.
Create documentation giving your executor access to your digital accounts. You can either have your estate executor take care of the disposition of your digital assets or create a separate power of attorney for digital assets if you want to have another family member take care of closing down or transferring your accounts. However, bank, retirement and investment accounts will pass to those named on beneficiary forms, so be sure those are kept up to date.
To review an existing estate plan or create one for yourself and your family that includes the management of your digital assets, call our office today to schedule a time for us to sit down and talk about a Family Planning Session.
About the Author: Melinda Grimaldi is an attorney in Hollywood, Florida, whose practice is concentrated in the areas of commercial and residential real estate and estate planning law.
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The information on this blog is of a general nature and is not intended to answer any individual's legal questions. Do not rely on information presented herein to address your individual legal concerns. If you have a legal question about your individual facts and circumstances, you should consult an experienced real estate attorney. Your receipt of information from this website or blog does not create an attorney-client relationship and the legal privileges inherent therein.


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Finding the perfect Father's Day gift can be a challenge. Follow this NBC Store gift guide to make things easy. Whether you're shopping for a dad who binge watches classic NBC comedies like The Office or Parks and Recreation, or a grandfather who gets his late night laughs watching The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, this gift guide will surely point you in the right direction when shopping for the men in your life.
The Office - Personalized World's Best Boss 15oz Mug | $19.95
Whether you're confident that your Dad is the world's best boss, or you just want to make him think he's THE boss, this personalized World's Best Boss mug makes the perfect gift. Uploading an image of your Dad in action will add a personal touch to this high quality mug. If your Dad is a fan of The Office but this mug isn't the gift for him, click here to check out the full collection of official merchandise from The Office.
Parks and Recreation Li'l Sebastian Men's Short Sleeve T-shirt | $22.95
When Leslie brought Li'l Sebastian into the office, it instantly lit up nearly everyone's day. This Father's Day you can light up your Dad's day by giving him this Parks and Recreation Li'l Sebastian Tee. Looking for more Parks and Rec gear? Click here.
Chicago Fire Molly's Pub Pint Glass | $19.95
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The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Mug | $16.95
Men who end their night laughing hysterically at The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon are going to love this mug. With this coffee mug, your Dad can now start and end his day with a dose of Jimmy Fallon! For a full list of products from The Tonight Show, click here.
Today Food - Personalized Grilling Apron | $36.95
Grilling season is here! This personalized TODAY apron will look great on your Dad when he's cooking up one of his famous concoctions on the grill. For another cooking inspired Father's Day gift, check out our handcrafted TODAY Food Cutting Board. If the special man in your life doesn't like to cook but loves watching Al Roker, click here to see more TODAY merchandise.
The Office Do You Think That Doing Alcohol Is Cool? Flask | $34.95
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Seinfeld - "No Soup for You" White Soup Mug | $19.95
Many dads have an intense love of the NBC hit comedy Seinfeld. If your Dad still watches Seinfeld or constantly quotes the show, this "No Soup for You" mug would make the perfect Father's Day gift. Your Dad can bring this mug to work to show his co-workers the wrath of the Soup Nazi. If this mug isn't right for your Dad, and instead you'd prefer to get him Seinfeld on DVD, click here to see our full collection!
Friday Night Lights Clear Eyes Men's Short Sleeve T-shirt | $27.95
Inspire your Dad this Father's Day by giving him this men's Friday Night Lights t-shirt. Featuring the quote, "Clear Eyes. Full Hearts. Can't Lose!", this shirt will make your Dad want to relive his high school glory days and get back on the field. If your Dad loves football or likes watching Coach Taylor lead the Dillon Panthers to a state championship, this is the perfect t-shirt to give him this Father's Day. For the full listing of other Friday Night Lights merchandise, click here.
NBC Peacock Embroidered Hat | $30.95
This NBC Peacock Embroidered Hat has a classic style and timeless shape that your Dad or Grandpa would appreciate. For an all-around NBC lover this hat makes a great Father's Day gift. Whether your Dad is training hard to be the next competitor on American Ninja Warrior, or spends his free time watching Law and Order: SVU, this hat can serve as a catch-all gift that can truly please anyone who interacts with NBC. If your Dad has grown up watching NBC, you may also want to check out our NBC Logo Vintage Timeline Mug. Click here to find more NBC branded merchandise such as unique mugs, beach towels, blankets, apparel, and more!
NBC Store Online e-Gift Card | Starting at $25.00
Still not sure what to buy? An NBC Store E-Gift Card via e-mail is the perfect gift for that father who is very picky. Not only will it make your life a lot easier, it also will give your Dad a chance to pick out exactly what he wants. An NBC Store E-Gift Card opens the door to a huge array of items, like DVDs, clothing and best sellers from all of your favorite NBC shows. Shop the NBC Store for Mother's Day, Father's Day, Boss's Day, Back to School, or a friend's Birthday!


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- Pets are not allowed
Pets are not allowedPlease not that pets are not allowed in this property, however, we cannot guaranty an allergy free property.
This apartment can accommodate up to 6 guests + 2 children. The building is luxurious, with pool and parking. The location is ideal to get around as it's next to the bus station and a mere 7-minute walk from the nearest beach. The apartment has 2-bedrooms, each room has 3 beds, and moreover the apartment has cable TV, kitchen, refrigerator, microwave, and terrace. The building has a pharmacy, a 24-hour shop, and fast food restaurants. The apartment is close to Aqua Park Kuban and Karting track Sunny Beach. 3 kilometres away you find the historical Nessebar. The historical Nessebar is located in the Old Town on a peninsula that is about 850 m long and 350 m wide. Nessebar is one of the oldest cities in Europe, founded 3200 years ago.
About holiday home
- 2nd floor
- Building material: Stone
- Pets: 0
- Build (year): 2007
- Our quality rating: 3
- Guests: 4
- Shared outdoor swimming pool: 60 m2
- Cable TV
- Wireless internet
- Pool open June - end September
- Kitchenette; h/c water
- Bathroom
- WC: Hot and cold water , Shower
- Kitchen/living room
- Double bed(s) (2 spaces)
- Sofabed, mattress or similar (2 spaces)
- Electric cooktop: 2 hobs
- Refrigerator
- Cooker hood
- Freezer Box: 20 l
- Coffee brewer
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- All year round insulated
- Electric heating
- Shared site: 60 m2
- Garden furniture
- Free parking on site: 2 parking spaces
- Extra sun beds amount: 4
- Terrace or similar: 15 m2
- Open terrace
- Nearest habitation: 5 m
- Distance shopping: 10 m
- Other waters or swimming poss.: 500 m (Stone/Pebble beach)
- Nearest restaurant: 10 m
- Nearest city: 5 m (Sunny Beach)
- Nearest Airport: 30 km
- Distance water: 500 m (Sandy beach)
- Please note that the distances above are approximate, and in direct line from the property grounds.
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I Care: A light for others in recovery
An illuminated wooden cross casts a golden glow around Kevin Brown as he bows his head in prayer at the Salvation Army's Adult Rehabilitation Center in downtown Sacramento. The chapel is packed with nearly 100 men. Some are drug dealers, just out of jail, mandated by the court to be there. Others are freshly off the street, still detoxing as they fight to stay clean at the no-cost rehabilitation program.
With his slicked-back hair and pressed-collared shirt, Brown, 44, is far from the addict he was four years ago, crediting the 12-step program of Alcoholics Anonymous with saving his life. With the help of sponsors and faith in a higher power, he graduated the strict six-month program and now hopes to encourage others in recovery.
The 92 men currently living at the rehab center work eight hours a day at a Salvation Army warehouse. They're provided meals and clothing, required to dress in appropriate business attire and treat others with respect. Each night they attend classes, meetings or go to church.
Brown visits twice a week and works with people he sponsors. He says he always makes a point to check in on someone new. "I give them some pointers and tell them it's going to get better and better."
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Apple has released the first public beta of macOS Mojave for testing.
macOS Mojave introduces a new Dark Mode, Stacks, Group FaceTime, and much more.
In macOS Mojave, a new Dark Mode transforms the desktop with a dramatic new look that puts the focus on user content. The new Stacks feature organizes messy desktops by automatically stacking files into neat groups. Familiar iOS apps, including News, Stocks, Voice Memos and Home, are now available on the Mac for the first time. FaceTime now adds support for group calling, and the Mac App Store gets a full redesign featuring rich editorial content and the addition of apps from top developers, including Microsoft, Adobe and others.
Users can signup for the Apple Beta Software Program at the link below!
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V6A is the postcode and the name of this condo and retail building on the Union Street bike route just off Main Street. It's a single building, designed by Lawrence Doyle Architects to look like three, and it's a huge change from the almost windowless produce sheds and century old remaining houses that were there only a couple of years before.
There are several successful restaurants in the main floor, showing that sometimes condos and food establishments can co-exist.
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All photo shoots were not created equal. To select the best camera equipment for every shoot, consider a few important details. Here's my gear selection process:Determine the shoot location Identify the lighting scenario Research the subject thoroughly Storyboard the desired mood and select the lighting that will best convey that feeling. Carefully consider which camera body and lenses are necessary to capture different angles desired for each shot.
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If I am shooting in studio or I simply want more controlled light on a location shoot, I have a variety of lights that I pack. Much depends on the mood I am trying to achieve. I use Broncolor and Profoto heads and packs as my main light sources and use a variety of softboxes, umbrellas and diffusers to mold and shape the light to my liking. I sometimes use strip lights because they produce a very narrow output of light


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