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Top Food and Farming organisations back this year's Open Farm Sunday
Top names from across the food and farming sectors are once again, united in their support of Open Farm Sunday – farming's national open day. Organisers LEAF (Linking Environment And Farming), has announced long term supporters, Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB), Arla Food, Asda, BASF, Defra, Frontier Agriculture, John Deere, LEAF Marque, Marks and Spencer, National Farmers' Union, Tesco, The Co-Operative Food and Waitrose will once again, be supporting the initiative. In addition, two new sponsors – cereals brand, Jordans and retailer, Sainsbury's, are also sponsoring Open Farm Sunday 2016.
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Annabel Shackleton, LEAF's Open Farm Sunday Manager, said: "Open Farm Sunday unites the whole industry. We are delighted to have been working with most of our sponsors for many years. Their ongoing and long standing support shows their deep commitment to providing the public with the opportunity to visit a farm, learn more about British agriculture and how it impacts on everyone's lives."
"The support demonstrates just how valuable Open Farm Sunday is to the industry and the continuing importance of connecting farmers with consumers. Our thanks to each of our sponsors and we look forward to working together with them to ensure the continued success of Open Farm Sunday."
Farmers wishing to open their farms, are asked to register their event at www.farmsunday.org. LEAF is also organising a programme of FREE events offering support, advice and inspiration for both new and experienced host farmers. Details of all events can be found at www.farmsunday.org.
For school children, Open Farm School Days run throughout June. They provide thousands of school children with the opportunity to visit a farm to learn more about where their food comes from and how it is produced. More information about Open Farm School Days can be found at www.farmsunday.org/schools.
New for Open Farm Sunday 2016, is a refreshed website that will be launched in early April. There, farmers will have access to new features and resources to help inspire their visitors about all aspects of farming, including the science and technology behind it.
To read the full press release please click here.
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¼ cup water
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½ tsp black pepper
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Yesterday was a challenge on the eating side as, to try and help not always pre-planning a meal, it was time to test some willpower and eat out for lunch and dinner, and it's not that easy. I was thinking about Subway, or Jimmy John's, as they have some "healthier" options, but I was really craving a burger. I did some looking online and as an adult a Happy Meal from McDonalds isn't all that bad when it comes to calories (420 if you substitute an unsweetened iced tea for the milk, although, yes, the fat content is pretty crappy), and it ends up being kind of tasty, in a McDonald's kind of way. As an added bonus – a toy for me to play with, and this time I got me some Spongebob!
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Chrysler's been hyping their alliance with Fiat as their saving grace – their advantage over the competition as an efficient way to introduce small, cool, gas-sipping cars to the U.S. market.
Now, though, Fiat may be realizing the mess they're getting themselves into, because they've threatened to walk away if Chrysler can't cut costs. I can just imagine Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne looking at Chrysler's books and saying, "Oops. Maybe we should have looked at this before we announced a partnership."
It's got to be embarrasing for Chrysler, if not a motivation to quickly fix their financials.
Absolutely, we are prepared to walk. There is no doubt in my mind. We cannot commit to this organization unless we see a light at the end of the tunnel.
Ouch. If he does see that light, though, Marchionne is prepared to offer himself up as Chrysler's CEO and split his time between running both companies.
In my opinion, the drastic cost cuts are unlikely, because they require substantial union labor cost reductions… by the end of this month. If by some miracle Chrysler can comply with Fiat's demands, Marchionne as CEO would be huge for Chrysler. He's the guy who's taken Fiat from laughing stock to Euro-cool.
Chrysler needs a guy like that, but the odds of getting him are dwindling.
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Over the last several months, I've heard a recurring theme from friends in the running community that they've lost their love of running and are trying to reclaim it. It seems that the pressures of continuous training cycles, Strava statistics, and injury (or threats thereof!) have taken a toll on many of us. And often, efforts to combat these pressures, including adjustments to training plans and race schedules, tend to only reduce our sense of control. Here's how Take the Bridge can help regain that sense of control.


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The 10 Most Groundbreaking Peer Reviewed Cannabis Studies
It wasn't too long ago that the belief in cannabis' ability to "cure" cancer sounded like a hoax. Buy weed online USA. Although there isn't a general consensus within the scientific community, there are some incredibly interesting studies on the use of cannabinoids to destroy cancer cells. Here are ten of the most groundbreaking studies and reviews showcasing the beneficial relationship between cannabis and human health.
Buy weed online USA – Taming THC: Potential Cannabis Synergy and Phytocannabinoid-terpenoid Entourage Effects
Ethan B. Russo's 2011 literature review published in the British Journal of Pharmacology draws attention to the synergistic relationship between all of the chemicals naturally housed in the cannabis plant. Russo's review found that this synergy produced an "entourage effect" that could result in the "treatment of pain, inflammation, depression, anxiety, addiction, epilepsy, cancer, fungal and bacterial infections." One of the most important implications of this research is that whole plant cannabis is superior to isolated cannabinoids due to the entourage effect's beneficial impact on health
Getting High on the Endocannabinoid System
This 2013 Cerebrum publication by Bradley E. Alger is a great synthesis of information regarding the endocannabinoid system (ECS), a ubiquitous system that plays an enormous role in maintaining internal stability. The ECS is comprised of cannabinoid receptors located throughout the body, endocannabinoids (compounds produced by the body), and enzymes that metabolize those compounds. Phytocannabinoids, compounds contained in the cannabis plant such as THC and CBD, interact with the ECS the way that endocannabinoids do. This review provides insight into the many ways that the ECS regulates health as well as the potential ways that cannabis can play a role in that modulation.
Comparative Risk Assessment of Alcohol, Tobacco, Cannabis and Other Illicit Drugs Using the Margin of Exposure Approach
This 2015 study published in Scientific Reports confirms what we already knew but for some reason continue to find ourselves debating: cannabis is much safer than other drugs, including the very legal alcohol and tobacco. Buy weed online USA. This study found that alcohol, nicotine, cocaine, and heroin are considered high-risk substances while cannabis is low risk. The study also concluded that it would be more beneficial to regulate cannabis than to prohibit it.
Anticancer Mechanisms of Cannabinoids
While this 2016 Current Oncology review is not the first peer-reviewed research to call attention to cannabis' anti-cancer properties, its review of the large body of evidence indicating that cannabis might have an important role to play in cancer treatment. Specifically, the review synthesizes evidence from multiple studies examining the role cannabinoids play in triggering the cell death of cancer cells by signaling molecular pathways involved in the growth and spread of cancer cells.
It should be noted that this study (and other studies mentioned in this article) does not mean that cancer is "cured." It is simply an interesting correlation that requires more studies and more funding.
Amyloid Proteotoxicity Initiates an Inflammatory Response Blocked by Cannabinoids
If the title of this 2016 Aging and Mechanisms of Disease study left you even more confused than you were before you read it, you're not alone. The short of it is this: cannabis may be able to prevent the development of Alzheimer's disease (and diseases like it). Buy weed online Denver, order cannabis online United States. While the causes of Alzheimer's disease and other neurodegenerative diseases are still not clearly understood, the beta amyloid protein is implicated in nerve cell death. This study found that cannabinoids like THC "stimulate the removal of intraneural [beta amyloid], block inflammatory response, and are protective," making cannabinoids neuroprotective compounds that may prevent the type of toxicity responsible for neurodegeneration.
The Health Effects of Cannabis and Cannabinoids
When the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine publishes a nearly 500-page report in which it concludes that cannabis is a medically viable treatment option for a range of diseases and that it should no longer be federally prohibited, the scientific community tends to listen. That's what happened when this report came out in early 2017. Cannabis online dispensary, Online weed store, buy weed online USA here. The National Academies found that cannabis was conclusively beneficial as a treatment for chronic pain, nausea, and MS-related spasticity. It identified a moderate amount of evidence suggesting cannabis' use as a sleep aid. The Academies' findings led them to recommend that research into cannabis' medical properties be strengthened and unfettered by prohibitionist legislation.
Epidemiological Characteristics, Safety, and Efficacy of Medical Cannabis in the Elderly
A growing portion of the cannabis market is comprised of people over the age of 60. This 2018 European Journal of Internal Medicine study confirms that cannabis is a safe medical option for those people. By the conclusion of the study, 93.7% of participants reported improvement in their condition, a decrease in falls, and a reduction in the use of prescription medications including opioids.
Cannabinoid-induced Cell Death in Endometrial Cancer Cells: Involvement of TRPV1 Receptors in Aptopsis
This 2018 Journal of Physiology and Biochemsitry study adds to the body of research demonstrating the anti-proliferative effects of cannabinoids. Endometrial cancer originates in a woman's uterus. This study found that CBD assisted in the modulation of endometrial cancer cell death, making CBD and CBD-rich extracts promising subjects of study as potential treatments for endometrial cancer, especially therapy-resistant types. Buy weed online USA
Association Between US State Medical Cannabis Laws and Opioid Prescribing in the Medicare Part D Population
When Sean Spicer and Jeff Sessions made arguments implicating cannabis in the rise of opioid addiction, they were speaking in ignorance. This 2018 JAMA Internal Medicine study proves that. The study found that states that had implemented medical marijuana laws saw a reduction of 2.11 million daily doses annually in opioid prescriptions. The study concluded that "medical cannabis policies may be one mechanism that can encourage lower prescription opioid use and serve as a harm abatement tool in the opioid crisis."
Efficacy of CBD-enriched Medical Cannabis for Treatment of Refractory Epilepsy in Children and Adolescents—An Observational, Longitudinal Study
Epilepsy, an umbrella term for an array of seizure disorders that are frequently diagnosed in childhood (sometimes even infancy and toddlerhood), can be an extremely debilitating condition. When it becomes drug-resistant, patients and their families may begin to lose hope. Cannabis has been identified as a potential therapy for drug-resistant epilepsy disorders, and this 2018 Brain & Development study adds to the large body of evidence suggesting so. Buy weed online USA. The study concluded that CBD-enriched cannabis extracts significantly reduced the frequency of seizures in children aged 1-20 years.
The Limits of Cannabis Research
While we've outlined some fascinating studies about the medicinal applications of cannabis, we need to acknowledge that cannabis research has widely been obstructed by the United States government.
This means that while all of these studies are uplifting, they need more funding and more research before the scientific community can form a consensus on what cannabis does and doesn't do to the human body.
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Datasets of enormous complexity and size are being generated in the diverse areas of genomics, imaging, electronic health records, social media and environmental monitoring. The insights obtained from these massive data sources will inform the prevention and treatment of human diseases and play a major role in biology, medicine and public health in the coming decade. But more training is needed to prepare the next generation of leaders to tackle these challenges.
The Big Data Summer Institute, a six-week interdisciplinary training and research program at the University of Michigan, has been designed to introduce undergraduate students to the growing number of approaches to big data:
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On Monday, Tuesday and Thursday mornings you will attend lectures provided by faculty members from biostatistics, information science, statistics, and electrical engineering and computer science from 9 a.m. to noon.
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After a year of renovations Bergen Kunsthall re-opens this weekend with a solo show by Italian artist Rosa Barba. The re-opening is a long-awaited event for the art crowd in Bergen. At the same time, the kunsthalle's director of ten years, Solveig Øvstebø, is leaving Bergen for the director position at The Renaissance Society in Chicago. She doesn´t leave a sinking ship, but an institution that has grown in reputation nationally and internationally during her years at the helm.
Berlin-based artist Rosa Barba works with analogue film as a part of installation and sculptural work. The exhibition in Bergen is the third and final in a cycle that's been shown in different forms at Jeu de Paume, Paris and Kunsthalle Zürich last year. Thematically the exhibition in Bergen Kunsthall explores notions of time and its relation to landscape, geology and to film itself as a time-based medium.
How are things going with your exhibition?
Fine, we will open on Saturday and we installed a month ago in order to document the exhibition for my publication Time as Perspective, which will be published in March. So the pieces should feel at home by now at Bergen Kunsthall.
The medium of analogue film seems to be used by many artists today. It could perhaps be said to be a signifier of a specific type of poetic nostalgia that one could say subverts Walter Benjamin's claim that the photographic image has no aura. In your opinion, does the aesthetics of analogue film produce aura, or is it the Instagram of the privileged?
Analogue film is not nostalgic for me; it is a very specific medium with particular characteristics, like the importance of light, the illumination through a projected image and the materiality meeting time. I wouldn't call it aura but illumination – something only an analogue projector can do. It has been my tool since an early stage and an ongoing research field of mine. The fact that film is disappearing from the commercial world means that it can now finally exists as its own art form – like many other mediums, for example, painting or sculptural materials.
The title of your show at is Time as Perspective and you use the term «deep time» when you talk about your work. Could you say something about the title and how your work relates to notions of time?
The theme Time as Perspective means for me a kind of deep geological time, like a time exposure in a photograph, but taken in a way that the image doesn't blur; instead you see the depth and structure of a movement or a history, with all its changes. I think of time as a layered slab, with periods stacked on top of each other, more than as a single stretched line. I often feel that it's something that you need to find the right angle to look at in order to see it. Using my film camera allows me to be synched with or close to «time», especially when I film in wide-open spaces where time seems to exist endlessly in every direction – it's almost three-dimensional.
Your exhibition in Bergen is the second «chapter» and it precedes two exhibitions with the same title, a «prologue» at Jeu de Paume in Paris and a first «chapter» at Kunsthalle Zürich. How has the project evolved?
It's the idea of how the planned layout of an exhibition can expand and grow over time into another space. Some pieces return in the new space but are confronted with new dialogue-partners, which are additional pieces, or find themselves in another constellation in the new architecture.
You use letters and text frequently in your work, what part does language play in this exhibition?
I fragment my works into different narrative layers (text, sound and image), which are meeting, communicating with or disturbing each other. For example in A Private Tableaux from 2010, which is in the show as well, I walked underneath the Mersey River recording the subterranean city pumping air through these tunnels. On the ceilings of these tunnels there are these handmade white drawings the engineers make to examine the pressure cracks made by cars overhead. They are like wall paintings or cave drawings, but also like a sign language. It is nearly impossible to imagine them as functional. They seem to follow some kind of logic or make some kind of sense. I wrote a narrative about these images and cut the film with this text of these possible explanations. There is a sort of dialogue with the text and image – as sort of a Q&A. In Time as Perspective, the text is positioning another narrative rhythm to the movement of the oil pumps: a looping thought which is being inscribed.
In a sense, all media in art tends to speak about itself, its history and contemporary conditions. Analogue film seems more strongly connected to its machinery than the digital. Do you use projectors as sculptural elements in your installations, or are they just part of the necessary apparatus of representation?
Bringing projected images and recollected language, material and imagined objects, into an oppositional and conflating dialogue is very important to me. The works speculate on the nature of the document not just as a finalized version, but as the present tense of reflection – less an act of translation than the continual transposition of material into image and back again. The projector is an agent in the space and part of this dialogue. In my objects I deconstruct machineries until they reach the needed status for the object.
What role does sound play in your work?
Sound has a very important role for me. For all my films, I record the sounds of the actual space during the shoot, but also make additional recordings of the exact location and its immediate surroundings. Some sounds are almost inaudible to us, and I reinforce certain aspects of them in the composition afterwards, for example, the rumbling sound from a pipe. I hand over all this material to composer and musician Jan St. Werner, a long-term collaborator. He then puts forward a composition during my editing process. Other sounds are created and mixed with the existing soundtrack. It's like a completely separate narrative layer that starts a conversation with the imagery inside the piece.
In your opinion, what is the defining element of photographic representation, the lens or the chemical process?
It's the light and its time.
What artists or filmmakers are most influential for your work? Is it relevant for you to separate cinema and visual art as different art forms?
Looking at art forms in a classical way, they are all different art forms. In my case, I can't separate cinema and visual art as I am moving between them and merging them together all the time. I am influenced by literature, science fiction, conceptual art and avant-garde films.
What's next for Rosa Barba?
Complex orchestrated films and objects.


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I'm not sure why I've had so many questions recently about carob ! So I decided to post this really delicious recipe.
Warning - carob is not for everybody. I have a friend who swears that it tastes like dirt ! We happen to love it. But then, we grew up on carob, lentils, homemade muesli, vegetarian lasagne and so many other things that left us labelled as "very alternative". We weren't vegan or paleo. We didn't subscribe to any one particular label. My mother was, and still is, simply very creative. I clearly recall a sweet treat that would now be labelled "frozen, raw, vegan, blueberry cheesecake" - that was considered really odd indeed. How times have changed !
So try this out....
Put the following ingredients into a blender:
1/2 cup soy milk, 2 tbsp carob powder (we like the brand in the photo), 2 tbsp natural yogurt, 1 tbsp honey, handful of frozen raspberries, pinch of cinammon
Whiz together and enjoy !!


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Used in order to lower the concentration of lipoproteins and lipids within the blood, the Hypolipidemic agents we offer are today in great demand across the world. The agents are manufactured under the close supervision of experts under hygienic conditions in order to ensure that they are free from impurities. The agents undergo stringent testing by in house and third party quality control teams who ensure that the drugs are in compliance with international medical standards. The drugs have a long shelf life owing to the use of modern packaging techniques that prevent oxidation.


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- Games with Gold – November 2016Posted 3 years ago
- F. Scott Fitzgerald's Last Unpublished Stories to be Released in 2017Posted 3 years ago
- Chuck Berry Announces His First Album in Nearly 40 YearsPosted 3 years ago
Marvel's Fantastic Four Comic Book Series Officially Ending
At this year's New York Comic Con, Marvel confirmed that the "Fantastic Four" comic book series would be coming to an end. The popular and long running series will finally conclude in June of 2015.
Marvel Editor in Chief, Axel Alonso, and the "Fantastic Four" writer James Robinson announced the news during Sunday's panel at the convention. Robinson said that the characters will be "going away for a little while" and that he is "building up to the end of the Fantastic Four."
Entertainment Weekly reported that the final story arc of the series will appear in issue #645. The triple-sized issue will be titled "The End is Forever." They have not revealed what the storyline will actually be but it is expected to release more information as the end nears.


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Conrad began his career at MDD Forensic Accountants' Orlando office in 2011. He relocated to the firm's newly opened Denver office in 2015 and is instrumental in the office's business development initiatives. He is a Manager at the firm.
Conrad's practice focuses on quantifying economic damages and opportunities related to business interruption, lost profits, extra expenses/increased costs, liability losses, fidelity claims, divorce & marital disputes, business valuations and shareholder disputes, and personal injury & wrongful death.
He also has significant catastrophe services experience as a result of his work on assignments resulting from Super Storm Sandy; Hurricanes Matthew, Harvey, Irma, and Michael; and wildfires throughout the Western United States.
He has worked with insurance carriers and Fortune 500 companies across a wide range of industries that include but are not limited to agriculture, automotive, entertainment, retail, healthcare, government, transportation, oil and gas, hospitality and construction.
Conrad has played an integral role in the analysis and quantification of economic damages ranging from $1,000 to more than $80 million on projects originating in North America, South America and Asia.
Conrad is a Certified Public Account (CPA) and Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA). He graduated from Colorado State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and the University of Central Florida with a Master of Accounting degree.


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Thank you so much to everyone who entered this week's giveaway and for all of the really terrific name ideas! I'll be referencing that blog post for all of my colourway naming needs for years to come. Without further ado, the random number generator has chosen a winner and that winner is..... Kara! Kara's suggestion:
Wondrous Land - a painting by Canadian artist Ted Harrison. This echoes his palette with the sky, sea, and land. Love it!
Great name! Kara, check your inbox for an email from me so you can claim your prize. :)
All we all pumped for today's Updates? I am. We've got lots of good stuff for you and I am particularly excited to see what colours are favourites for the Dyed-To-Order Update that follows.
TGIF am I right?! I've had a great week, this is my 4th blog post of the week and that feels good. Chris and I snuck away for the morning yesterday and left Willow with my parents for the first time with great success (the boys were at daycare). Our anniversary is coming up and I surprised him with an early gift, we went to Bota Bota and it was the best thing ever! Look it up, check it out, it's amazing. We did the water circuit and I have never been more relaxed in all my life. We left feeling refreshed and pampered. What a treat.
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The Wandering Chef/
We are excited to feature local events, business, artisans and products in the Northern Virginia area over the coming months! This post continues the series highlighting Lucketts, Virginia! We look forward to sharing more about the communities, neighborhoods and offerings in each corner of Northern Virginia.
Next up in the series is The Wandering Chef. Maria Aros and Wesley Rosati make up the dynamic duo behind The Wandering Chef and we'd love to introduce you to their story!
Maria Aros began her cooking career over twenty years ago. She graduated from Baltimore International Culinary College in 1993. In the time since graduation she has worked as a line cook, Sous Chef and Chef. She has worked in small restaurants, run large corporate dining facilities, hotels, and private clubs as well as on catering trucks for major motion pictures.
Born and raised in Brooklyn to Italian Immigrants, Maria is very connected to the flavors of Italian America. Now living in Lucketts, Virginia, her career has taken her to Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Washington DC and New York City. Most recently in the Northern Virginia area, Maria has graced the spaces of Belmont CC, The Hyatt Reston, Lansdowne Resort and The Ashby Inn.
Wesley Rosati has over 20 years of experience in the culinary industry. That experience spans privately owned restaurants, corporate chain restaurants, private golf clubs, corporate dining and a 4 Diamond Resort. The most recent experience before starting The Wandering Chef was as Executive Chef of Lansdowne Resort overseeing the hotels extensive culinary program and scratch cooking kitchens spanning several restaurants and vast banquet and special event business.
Wes' formal culinary training came from an American Culinary Federation Apprenticeship through Northern Virginia Community College. He also received a degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2002. Wes was born and raised in Fauquier County and has a love of the Virginia countryside and all of its culinary offerings.
Maria and Wes came together in 2013 to start The Wandering Chef. Both chefs wanted to strike a balance between a culinary outlet they controlled and their families. The company began with some cooking classes at a local farm and moved into pairing dinners with local wineries and distilleries picking up catering along the way.
Since both chefs are parents, the idea of a carry-out driven restaurant -- created to help parents feed their families good food -- became an impassioned venture.
The pair stumbled onto an old cooking school that presented "good bones" to become a catering kitchen and storefront for prepared meals and quick service menu. Located in Ashburn and surrounded by family activity centers, these chefs think the "grab n go" case is a huge asset for parents looking to feed their families well, yet not break the bank. The Chefs hope to get the support needed to grow their line of products and to use local and organic ingredients as well.
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Pressure mounts on Koeman as Everton taste more defeat
Lyon came out on top in feisty clash which leaves Toffees bottom of Europa League group
Ashley Williams of Everton clashes with Lyon players after a challenge on goalkeeper Anthony Lopes during their Europa League clash at Goodison Park. Photo: Ross Kinnaird/Getty Images
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The pressure on Ronald Koeman increased as Everton slipped tamely to another Europa League defeat, more or less ending their interest in this competition and leaving them stuck at the bottom of their group with just a single point from three games.
Koeman has possibly had enough of Thursday night football anyway, or so his team selection suggested. Whether Everton have had enough of him depends on whether his gamble of fielding a weakened side pays dividends at the weekend, when at least three or four regulars are likely to be back.
The Dutchman admitted he picked the starting lineup with one eye on the home match against Arsenal on Sunday, which might explain why Wayne Rooney was not even in the squad 15 years to the day since his famous goal against the Gunners announced his arrival to the world beyond Merseyside. Perhaps his manager hopes that with a full week's rest he might be able to turn the clock back at the weekend with another late winner.
The beleaguered Everton manager could certainly do with something going his way for a change. This game was only five minutes old when Lyon, also without a win in Group E, took the lead through Nabil Fekir's penalty. Mason Holgate's challenge on Marcal was undoubtedly rash and ill-timed, but what had stretched the home defence in the first place was a burst of speed from Memphis Depay, a player Koeman tried to sign for Everton last season.
Everton's attempts to get back into the game were as laboured as they have been all season. Kevin Mirallas sent a low shot narrowly wide midway through the first half, though significantly it was from outside the penalty area. Everton were finding it difficult to do what Lyon were managing surprisingly easily, getting players into forward positions within sight of goal.
Depay was almost through again when Jordan Pickford came out to clear and the cleverness of Fekir was a constant threat. It took Everton more than half an hour to find a way through the Lyon defence, and when they did Anthony Lopes proved equal to Mirallas's shot after Tom Davies had threaded a pass to allow a shot from a narrow angle.
That encouraging sign was put into perspective within a couple of minutes when Depay rattled Pickford's bar with a long-range free-kick, Davies managing to get a possibly important headed deflection as the shot came in.
Everton's best chance of turning round level came five minutes before the interval when Davy Klaassen found himself bearing down on goal, only to produce an unconvincing shot that lacked the power to beat Lopes.
Depay was guilty of the same thing right at the end of the half, wasting a good position by shooting too close to Pickford, prompting a frustrated Bruno Genesio to turn in his technical area to kick an advertising board in annoyance.
Koeman sent on Ademola Lookman for the second half, at the expense of the ineffective Klaassen, and the substitute immediately set up an attack then got on the end of it to bring a save from Lopes. Everton at least looked a little more direct and threatening with Lookman's pace on the pitch, though they were once again indebted to Pickford for keeping them in the game when Houssem Aouar dispossessed Davies and the goalkeeper had to come out smartly to deny Myziane Maolida.
The match was held up for a couple of minutes just past the hour when a rugby-type scuffle broke out at the Gwladys Street end after a challenge on Lopes by Ashley Williams that several Lyon players deemed excessive. The goalkeeper had been off the ground making a catch at the time, and ended up being pushed into the advertising hoardings behind his goal. Spectators became involved as a melee developed, though no serious blows were traded and the referee contented himself with yellow cards for Williams and Bertrand Traoré. Gylfi Sigurdsson came close again moments later. That fired up the Goodison crowd in a way that little had previously, and a combination of vocal encouragement and Sigurdsson's arrival as substitute finally brought about an equaliser.
Sigurdsson's delivery with a free-kick was perfect, leaving Williams an unmissable chance to turn from villain to hero from six yards. Sigurdsson came close again moments later, but Lyon were quick to extinguish any hopes of an Everton revival. Maxwel Cornet turned back a ball across goal from the right-hand byline and the slightest flick from Traoré in the middle was enough to secure all three points.
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Las mejores actividades en Athens
Descubre la ciudad a través de los ojos de sus habitantes. Encuentra las mejores actividades, lugares para comer y recibe consejos invaluables de la gente que vive ahí.
Foro musical
"Our famous music venue. Nice roof top bar too that often has music as well."
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College Football Field
"Stop by Sanford Stadium, where from Sanford Drive bridge, you can see into the stadium. On most days, you can even walk inside the gates of the stadium through the concourses, but not directly into the stands."
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Botanical Garden
"The botanical gardens has nature trails, flower gardens, artsy kids playground, conservatory, chapel and is all around worth a visit."
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"A long time Athen's favorite. Can't go wrong with this restaurant. Go early!"
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"Great beer and atmosphere, right downtown. Also hosts the Wednesday evening Athens Farmers Market (4-7pm; Apr. to Nov.) "
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Lugar para desayunar
"'Southern Fun Dining', with delicious options for breakfast & lunch. Get there early to avoid the brunch crowd!"
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Restaurante vegetariano/vegano
"An Athens legend. Vegetarian/vegan fare sure to delight even the biggest carnivore."
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"Boiled peanuts, beer and pizza delivered to your table from next door (Automatic Pizza), this is an easy favorite spot for locals. Their mixed drinks are delicious. The American Mule is an easy win!"
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Museo de arte
"Located on the UGA campus, the art museum is home to rotating art exhibits and permanent collections. Free!"
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"A really nice high end restaurant, smack in the middle of downtown and next to our local non-profit theatre, Cine."
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"Great location for lunch and breakfast. They serve breakfast all day and have the craziest donuts, such as the Elvis Presley with banana and peanut butter, cinnamon toast crunch donut, a great red velvet and many other pastries. ALSO, make sure to look at the wall behind the cash register because if you order in the fashion it tells you to, you get a 10% discount. So, don't be surprised if the person in line in front of you sings their order, or does jumping jacks while they order, or . . . . they may even try to hug the person in line behind them. "
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"This unique restaurant bar is always jammed with locals. Go early if you want to sit at the bar. They have the best Rueben you have ever eaten, and great burgers, sandwiches and hotdogs as well. Or if you want a light snack, try the SALCHIPAPAS. It is a great way to eat fries. And you are just a short two block walk from the Mure House. "
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Grocery or Supermarket
"This natural grocery store has everything a regular grocery store has, just healthier. Get there before 9 for the breakfast hot bar, which typically has eggs, bacon, grits, roasted potatoes, biscuits and gravy, tofu scramble, and various pastries."
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"Delicious Latin food! This uniquely Athens restaurant has two locations (another one on the East side). With ample outdoor seating, Cali N Tito's provides a fun atmosphere coupled with amazing food. I recommend the Cuban sandwich, fish burrito, yucca fries, and tostados. Their milkshakes and smoothies are great as well. This location is CASH ONLY! "
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Night Club
"Iconic music venue where REM and B-52s got their start. 2 blocks from loft."
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"Lobster rolls, oysters, avocado toast, great mixed drinks, this is in our top 3 favorite restaurants. "
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If you are looking to voice your opinion by taking online surveys and make some extra money in the process then The Panel Station is one of your choices. But is this place any good and is it worth joining? In this The Panel Station review I'll be going over how this site works, what some good and bad things are about it, and ultimately whether or not I think its a good choice to become a member.
If you know me then you know that I love to try and test out new ways to make money online. I know that The Panel Station isn't exactly "new" because they have been around since 2008, but I just found out about them recently so decided to take a look into what they offer.
The Panel Station Review
- Website: thepanelstation.com
- App Availability: Google Play & App Store
- Cost: Free to join, free to download app
- Rewards: Paypal, gift cards, an others
- Legit?: Yes
The Panel Station is a market research panel that has been around since 2008. It is most popular in Asian countries but is available to just about anyone no matter where they are.
This panel conducts its research by providing online surveys in which they pay members to complete. They conduct research for big companies for the purpose of knowing how consumers think so that they can improve products and services. These companies pay them for the research they conduct and they pay people like you and I a small amount of money as incentive to complete the surveys in the first place.
This place is free to join and you can complete surveys through their website or on their mobile app.
How It Works
If you have ever been a member of popular survey sites like Harris Poll Online, Global Test Market, or SwagBucks then you know how this all works. But if you haven't this is how it all goes down…
1) Become a member
You can become a member through their website or by downloading the app that they have. Both are free to do. Once you start the process it takes just a couple of minutes. Once you fill out the registration and enter the information they ask for they will send you a confirmation email along with login credentials.
2) Complete Profile
When you first login there will be no surveys for you to partake in. The first thing that will happen is they will send you surveys that are for them to create a profile for you. These surveys will ask you questions about household size, income level, education, etc.
Once these profile surveys are completed they can then go ahead and match you up with surveys based on your profile.
3) Take Surveys
You will be offered surveys that they feel are appropriate for you. These surveys pay you in points, which can then later be cashed out for things of real value.
4) Cash Out
Once you reach 3,000 points in your account you are then eligible to redeem them.
What Rewards Do They Offer
They offer a good amount of ways to get paid including PayPal, Amazon gift cards, and e-vouchers to other retailers just to name a few.
Below is a screenshot of all of the ways you can redeem your points…
You will need to reach the cash out threshold of 3,000 points before you can redeem them.
What Are The Surveys Like?
The surveys can be about a range of topics. You could take a survey about healthcare, consumer products, travel, etc.
They generally will take you anywhere from 10-20 minutes to complete and will pay you anywhere from 100 – 5,000 points but generally you can expect to get less than 1,000.
They tell you that you can make up to 5,000 points in a singe survey but that likelihood of that happening are slim to none and you definitely shouldn't expect it.
Overall the amount of complaints about this survey panel are quite high and this is alarming. I have read through dozens and dozens of member reviews and below are listed some complaints that have came up multiple times, which tells me they are a real concern.
"Too Late"
There are a lot of people complaining that when they go to take surveys it always tells them the the survey quota is full and that they are too late. Something seems to be wrong here because many of them claim they have gotten this message even when they clicked to participate in surveys as soon as they were offered.
"You Rushed"
Another common complaint I have come across is people getting the message that "you rushed" through the survey and that The Panel Station won't give you points for it because of that. There are people claiming that they have wasted hours on surveys and keep getting the same message even though they aren't rushing through it.
I can see how this would be extremely frustrating and would make me want to quit.
Low Pay
I can't really complain to much about this because I know what to expect when it comes to paid survey sites like this. They always pay out very low for your time if you do the math.
Screened Out
One thing that you will encounter with this site is that you will start to take a survey and then get screened out because you aren't what they are looking for. This happens occasionally on every survey site and is frustrating. The good part is that The Panel Station rewards you with 20 points even if this does happen.
Final Thoughts & What I Recommend
This site does have a lot of complaints but I would still consider them legitimate and you can make money with them. However, I definitely do not think that they are a very good choice when it comes to taking paid surveys online. There are a lot of options out there and my favorite site, SwagBucks, is all around better in my opinion.
SwagBucks has a lot better reputation than The Panel Station when it comes to the complaints and they also offer a lot more ways to earn money, for example by playing games, completing tasks, and other ways.
They are definitely better but honestly, I don't really recommend any paid survey site all that much. They are an easy way to earn a little extra change but that's it…. just extra change. There are better ways to make money with your spare time.
I actually make a living working for myself online and I sure as heck am not going around taking paid surveys. I have written a post on what I do to make money online, how it all works, and how others can do the same. You can click the link below to read about it if you are interested.
–> Click Here to learn about it
Comments, questions, concerns??? Leave them in the comment section below and I'll get back to you ?


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Trump Does It Again
The Trump Ocean Club International Hotel & Tower is Panama's newest luxury hotel. Touted as the tallest and largest building in Latin America, the 70-story building takes on an elegant sail silhouette and overlooks the Panama Bay. With a total of 1,004 rooms—including private residences and 369 hotel rooms—the Trump Ocean Club brings a new kind of luxury to Latin America. The five-star hotel includes an oversized infinity pool, outdoor entertainment deck, retail boutiques, a sky lobby, casino and private beach. There's also a state-of-the-art fitness center and wellness spa for you to experience the ultimate indulgence. In true Trump fashion, the Ocean Club has its own catamaran and yacht club, where guests can sip cocktails and take in the breathtaking views of Panama Bay. So whether you're looking for a luxe new place to live or just a swanky vacation spot, Trump, as always, has created a destination where indulgence reigns supreme. — Melanie Nayer
Panama Welcomes The Westin
Mixing business with pleasure just got a whole lot better, thanks to the new Westin hotel & resorts playa Bonita Panama. Unveiling in October 2011 with 65,000 square feet of versatile space, this $100 million luxury destination now delivers the largest collective meeting and banquet space in the country. The upscale experience of tropical paradise abounds. Choose between lush jungle and serene ocean views. Dine within an epicurean enclave of haute cuisine. Three freshwater infinity pools, a separate children's pool and on-site spa and gym facilities provide a slice of rejuvenation for all types of travelers. So unplug your laptop, take advantage of the room-to-beach Wi-Fi, and do your work poolside or along the surf. Your business trip is starting to feel a lot more like a vacation.
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What is an iCal Feed?
The iCal Feed is a great way to have your PerformerTrack Calendar information appear in other external calendar apps, such as Outlook, Google Calendar, Yahoo! Calendar and Apple iCal. An iCal Feed is essentially nothing more than a web address, or URL. By copying the unique URL generated by PerformerTrack you can use it to "subscribe/join" your PerformerTrack Calendar to an outside calendar app of your choice!
How to generate your PerformerTrack iCal Feed Url:
STEP 1) Go to the CALENDAR SECTION in your PerformerTrack account
STEP 2) Click on the "iCal Feed" button (located on the right-side of the screen)
STEP 3) In the pop-up window Click on the "ENABLE iCalendar" link
STEP 4) Highlight and copy the unique URL link (it will also be e-mailed to you for your convenience).
STEP 5) You can now use the copied URL to "subscribe/join" your PerformerTrack Calendar to an outside calendar app of your choice! Follow the convenient links below to see how to do it
If you do not see the Calendar App that you use listed below... simply go to Google and perform a search for "subscribe to iCal Feed + (name of calendar app)".
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Understanding the Very Factors You Could do to Find the Right Parking Space
It really is essential for people to invest on things to promote convenience and safety such as having a car. No matter what type of car you will end up with, to find a parking space is something you really need to consider as well.
Generally speaking, it really is important for you to make sure that you will have to consider locating your parking space right. There basically are a number ways for you to do so and we will be talking more about it to help and guide you through.
Today, if you are looking forward to set a schedule for a venue or a hotel, then the challenge to find your parking space will surely be not a walk in the park. This type of problem will definitely be harder if you are planning on booking in a busy part of the city. Regardless where you want to book an appointment, to make sure you will want to opt and find the right parking space will surely be important.
Make sure you will want to look into the very items we have along for you to be able to make the right investment and selection.
The very first thing that you need to consider is to make use of today's technological advancements. Thing is that even if this has a price or not, people will buy it, considering the fact that parking spaces have always been among the problems we all have on a day to day basis.
You could actually choose to call the venue if they have available parking spaces for you. See to it that you will have this matter made and done just so you will be certain that your parking space is free and available by the time you get there.
It also is very important for you to make sure you will want to check their website for you to get your parking space available. It should contain tips and advices that you will find helpful for parking tips. Do not forget to also have the parking space checked one more time just before you head out.
As much as possible, you will want to make sure that you will check and look into other specifics ahead for you to be able to make the right selection. There really are quite a number of these technological advancements you could take advantage of and apps such as your parking space should help you in a way that you will never have to worry about parking spaces ever again.


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Easy Burger King French Toast Sticks Recipe
Today Recipes | Easy Burger King French toast Sticks Recipe – I've been making these for our Easter celebration for the past few years and they are now a staple on the menu. Everyone arrives after church and it's a bit chaotic, but everything is prepped the night before so it's easy-peasy. I would hear complaints if I failed to make these. I'm not sure why I only make these once a year though!! They are delicious. Enjoy!
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5 Minutes 10 Minutes
- 2 eggs
- 1/4 C, milk
- 1 tsp. vanilla extract
- 6 Tbs. sugar
- 1/4 tsp. ground cinnamon
- 3 Tbs. margarine
- Half loaf of sweet bread
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- Combine eggs, milk and vanilla together until well blended.
- Mix sugar and cinnamon in a separate bowl and set to the side.
- Cut slices of bread into 1-inch wide strips.
- Melt margarine a skillet over medium heat.
- Place each bread strip into the egg mixture before coating with then the sugar mixture.
- Place coated bread strips into the skillet and cook for about 4 minutes or until each side is browned.
Recipe Notes
- Cut the slices thick enough so when you cut the crusts off then cut into 3 batons, the slices are thick, square batons about 1.7 cm / 2/3″ thick.
- French toast is best made using stale bread. Fresh bread soaks up too much egg mixture, making it soggy on the inside and your sticks will flop when you pick them up.
- It is best to use a loaf so you can cut thick slices as the thicker the sticks are (and the staler the bread is), the stiffer the sticks are.
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Barnes & Noble Adds Netflix Video Streaming to Nook Color
Bookseller Barnes & Noble (NYS: BKS) is rolling out what it calls the Nook Color's "largest-ever software update," adding more than 100 feature enhancements to the e-reader, including access to Netflix streaming video services.
With the Nook Color v1.4 update, device owners can now download the Netflix application to view full-length films and television shows on the e-reader's seven-inch VividView display. The Nook Color also adds support for social movie site Flixster, enabling consumers to stream their DVD and Blu-ray purchases by leveraging the cloud-based UltraViolet platform. Additional multimedia services are in the pipeline.
Barnes & Noble adds that the new update touts faster, easier access to its complete digital catalog of more than 2.5 million color and interactive books, magazines, children's books, comics and graphic novels. In addition, the retailer's Nook Apps library continues to add hundreds of new titles each week.
Barnes & Noble will begin rolling out the free Nook Color v1.4 update via Wi-Fi next week. The Nook Color is priced at $199.
Last month, Barnes & Noble unveiled the companion Nook Tablet, promising a wealth of e-books, mobile applications and HD video content in its bid to rival Amazon.com's Kindle Fire as well as Apple's (NAS: AAPL) market-leading iPad. Priced at $249, which is $50 more than the Kindle Fire, the Nook Tablet, boasts twice the RAM of its competitor and double the storage, offering consumers access to millions of books as well as more than 250 periodicals, many with interactive features. The Nook Tablet also preloads Hulu Plus and Netflix video services as well as streaming music solution Pandora, offering access to thousands of other applications as well.
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Simon Claisse, Head of Racing, South West Region & Clerk of the Course, reported that his groundstaff were able to get on the track with light machinery last week for the first time October and all the courses have had aeration treatment, with fertiliser also applied.
The going is currently soft, good to soft in places and drying out slowly. Without any rain, the going description will change in five or six days to good to soft, soft in places.
Temperatures are set to rise next week, climbing to be between 9C and 12C, while rainfall is forecast between Thursday, March 7 and the start of The Festival on Tuesday, March 12, with between 15 and 18 millimetres due to fall.
He said: "If the rainfall materialises as forecast, then The Festival is likely to start with soft ground. If so, there is a good chance we will get through the four days without having to do any watering.
"Because the weather has been so wet this season, tiny amounts of rain have been making a difference.
"The ground used at The Festival has not been raced on since March of last year so it is fresh ground. On the New Course, which we switch to on the Thursday of the Festival, there is fresh ground then for the chases and again on the Friday for the Betfred Cheltenham Gold Cup.
"The hurdles are the nearest to the stands that we have them during the whole year. All the fences are in place except for second last on the Old Course and the fourth last on the New Course which are both portable obstacles."
Claisse is encouraged by the 15 race entries for The Festival made for French-trained horses this year and looking forward to welcoming raiders from across the Channel.
Following the fall of Wishfull Thinking on the first circuit in last year's Sportingbet Queen Mother Champion Chase, the final fence was dolled off and not jumped. Wishfull Thinking and his rider Richard Johnson went over the fence to the left and through the running rail.
There is a now a new layout at that fence, with the running rail moved back so that if a horse went left-handed again over the obstacle, they would not collide with photographers or the crowd.
Also, there will be more directional boards should a fence need to be by-passed.


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The ALDEA women's t-shirt is a staple from the Spring Summer 2019 collection. This short-sleeved v-neck t-shirt is made with cotton, polyester and rayon, which makes for an ultra comfortable silky jersey! Weespecially like its polka dot print and its worn effect which gives any outfit a sporty yet chic look! The ALDEA women's t-shirt is available in several trendy colours!
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text: Manufacturers And Employers Association Award May 9, 2014 The Reading and Northern Railroad was honored last night at the annual Manufacturers and Employers Excellence Awards Dinner in Orwigsburg PA.The railroad was awarded the 2014 Employers Excellence Award for Process Improvement and Product Innovation.Reading and Northern was singled out for major investments in process improvement and product innovation, including a refurbished Mark IV Tamper for resurfacing the railroad. Also noted was our substantial investment in additional open top hopper railcars and boxcars to support traffic growth, as well as significant upgrades in Information Technology.As well as the Excellence Award, Reading and Northern was presented with a Certificate of Special Recognition from Senator Patrick Toomey, and a Proclamation of Congratulations from the PA State Senate and Senator Dave Argall. In addition, a citation from he PA House of Representatives, and recognition from the Board of Schuylkill County Commissioners and The PA Manufacturers Association was received.Our thanks go to the Northeast Pennsylvania Manufacturers & Employers Association for this prestigious honor and much appreciated recognition from so many important organizations in Pennsylvania. ← The Reading & Northern Railroad's Summer 2014 Knoebels Company PicnicRBMN featured in latest issue of "Railway Track and Structures" →


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Nearly 35 years ago, the timeless book The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle was turned into an animated movie. With music by America, voices by Jeff Bridges, Mia Farrow, Christopher Lee, Angela Lansbury, Alan Arkin, and Tammy Grimes, and the immense talent of the animators and creatives who would later form Studio Ghibli, The Last Unicorn was an incredible film that gripped the minds and hearts of all who grew up with it. Though the movie was released decades ago, the music and iconic scenes and lines still echo through our minds. Sadly, there were only a small handful of things ever made for The Last Unicorn, many of them incredibly rare and hard to come by nowadays.
One of the ideas we've been turning around the longest has been a Tarot deck based on The Last Unicorn – the themes, the journey, the visuals, and the story all lend itself flawlessly to the nature and structure of a Tarot deck. Each character of the story is multi-faceted, facing their own challenges and having their own motivations, weaving a beautiful tapestry perfectly suited to the reflective and foretelling nature of the Tarot decks. For dabblers, hobbyists, or professional astrologers or card readers, don't miss out on this amazing deck for your collection.
Featuring the whole of the characters of The Last Unicorn, including Schmendrick, Molly Grue, the Harpy, the Lady Amalthea, the Butterfly, Prince Lir, King Haggard, the Unicorn, the Skeleton, and the terrifying Red Bull, the illustrations are entirely custom. Available for pre-order (scheduled to ship in August 2018), The Last Unicorn Tarot Deck will be a full 78 card deck (no pip decks here!), laced with the lore and mythology of The Last Unicorn story as it pertains to the cycle and interpretations of the Tarot. Each deck is foiled and ships with a retail box and guide book with card descriptions, with an ornate carved box available separately for purchase.
You can find more details and updates on our Kickstarter page here
As part of our ongoing pledge to support the author, a portion of the profits gets donated directly to Peter S. Beagle.


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Имя: William Burningham
Стаж преподавательской деятельности: 9 лет
Образование: Bachelor's Degree
Специализация: General English, Business English, Special courses (Law, Medicine), Exam preparation
Интересы: Drawing, sculpting, hiking
О себе: I originally grew up in London England where I lived in a flat located above a bakery. After that the family moved to USA, where we settled in California. I spent the majority of my life in California. I had traveled overseas to work in Japan in a translation company, where I also tought English to the Japanese Employees. I worked there for 7 years, and then eventually returned to USA. I am interested in learning about Ukraine and its people. I do like to meet new people, and I am happy to help them in gaining better knowledge and skill in using the English language to improve themselves. I originally came to Ukraine in July of 2013 and immediately fell in love with the country and the people I met here. It reminded me quite a bit of where I grew up in London. The European feel was very familiar and made me feel right at home. I have been able to meet so many friendly and helpful people in all the cities I have visited.
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text: Share: Comments Print November 19, 2014 at 7:00 AM Anna and Elsa from Disney's "Frozen" join Code.org Posted by Brier Dudley Code.org is expecting more than 15 million kids to participate in its "Hour of Code" programming event this December. It may get even more with help from Anna and Elsa, the heroines of Disney's mega hit "Frozen." Code.org image Under a new partnership with Disney Interactive being announced today, the flagship tutorial this year will feature Anna and Elsa teaching introductory programming concepts. The basic code kids will write in the "Artist with Anna & Elsa" tutorial will enable Anna and Elsa to draw snowflakes and snowmen and perform "ice craft," according to a release from Code.org. Disney Interactive — the group behind the "Disney Infinity" game, from which the tutorial drew versions of Anna and Elsa — is also donating $100,000 to Code.org and hosting "Hour of Code" events at its offices in Seattle, Los Angeles, Palo Alto and Kelowna, B.C. "Disney Interactive shares Code.org's passion to unleash the creative potential within all of us and we're proud that the Disney characters will help children grow and learn important skills," Jimmy Pitaro, Disney Interactive president, said in a release. "Computer science and coding literacy are vital to our children's future and we applaud Code.org for making computer science education more widely available." Code.org is a Seattle-based nonprofit led by former Microsoft manager Hadi Partovi. It's working to introduce programming to more children and bring computer-science classes to more schools. It provides free, online tools for schools to host "Hour of Code" introductory sessions, particularly during Computer Science Education week, from Dec. 8-14. Support for Code.org has come from an A-list of technology companies and individuals, including Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Steve Ballmer and others. Celebrities and other role models are helping out by narrating tutorials and video lectures; this year's lineup includes Polyvore Chief Executive Jess Lee, Microsoft engineer Paola Mejia and models Karlie Kloss and Lyndsey Scott. Last year's flagship tutorial revolved around video games, with cameos by "Plants vs. Zombies" and "Angry Birds." Will boys be as enthused about Anna and Elsa? Perhaps, according to Code.org spokeswoman Roxanne Emadi. "If you see all the sing-alongs and crazy Frozen-ness, it's not only for girls," she said, adding that "there's crossover appeal … it's cool that you can write your own program, see the art you make and the share it." If boys still fuss, teachers could tell them they'll be using "Call of Disney: Advanced Kidfare." Comments


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Last week I showed you my in-law's new kitchen, are you finally ready to see the rest of the space?!! EEEEEEEEEEEE!
First off I need to tell you that almost every piece is available from Article. I had THE BEST experience with them when I did the makeover at Aspyn's house. Her couch so far exceeded my expectations that I couldn't wait to get my hands on more articles. Having such high expectations,, you would think that they'd maybe have a hard time delivering a perfect 10 again but YOU GUYS. I can't even put into words how completely blown away I was once again.
Figuring out the layout of a room can be a little tricky, especially when it's a new space that you haven't lived in yet. We ultimately decided that 2 sofas that face each other was the best scenario and I have to say that I'm digging the symmetry of the couches and the bookshelves.
So the couches seem like a pretty great place to start. Guys, the couches. We got the Triplo sofa in Taos Brown and I just can't express how much I love them. They are the perfect shade of warm leather. I have been leaning so heavily toward camel colored leather (not going to lie, I love a good Sven) but these have me convinced to not lean too far. In this space with the light walls and washed out wood floors, they add just the right amount of warm depth.
When I posted about them on my insta stories I got a lot of comments asking how comfortable they are. A lot of people were worried that there was just one skinny cushion on the bottom. While they may look like that, the whole second fusion is also padding, so there is plenty of cush for the tush. And how about those metal legs?! They're black but have sort of a mirror finish. They are freaking money.
The Nimbus coffee table is natural teak and has such pretty variation. It obviously works here with all the other Southwest elements in the design, but this table was actually meant to be used outdoors. Such awesome versatility for one table. These outdoor chairs would go great with it on a patio.
How are you feeling about the wall hanging? I scored it at a secondhand store that was closing for $150 about a year ago and I've been itching to use it ever since. I think its so good in here, which kind of makes me a little sad cause I really wanted to put it in the Merc. But it just belongs here, ya know?
How much are you dying over the lamp? Its the Stilt Floor Lamp The large drum shade comes flat packed and is really easy to assemble.
Next to one of the couches we put the Ameoba side table. It's such a great size for an end table, a night stand, a plant stand, a little table by your front door for mail. I mean, it can morph into what ever you need it to be…like Units, but wayyyy more stylish.
The Myria copper pot adds just the right amount of metal, and I love that is so shiny! Also, its only $99. So there's that. You can also get a hanging planter version of it for $59!! And you guys know how much I love hanging succulents from the ceiling.
Tucked underneath the stairs is just doubt the most stylish reading corner that you've ever seen. Even when we were going over the plans for the house, we knew that we wanted to put a little chair and light underneath and I fell head over heels for the Embrace Moss chair. I mean, first of all it's velvet, so there's that. I am digging the matte metal legs with the more traditional shape of the chair.
The tall brass Barbell floor lamp is the icing on the cake. Its not obtrusive, it's just there hanging out in the corner people watching and obviously feeling really happy about it.
The entryway is currently rocking a Beatles piece of art and THE MOST AMAZING FRONT DOOR EVER.
To say I'm happy about how this house has come together is like saying Mrs. Trunchbull doesn't want anyone to eat her cake. I'm so unbelievably in love with it!!
HUGE thank you to Article for partnering up with me on this makeover. It was such a fun surprise for my in-laws especially after they endured our craziness and let us live with them for the last 9 months, goodness knows that's not easy. You can see all of the pieces again below, and make sure you click over and sign up for their email updates, you don't want to miss their killer sales, or new product drops!!
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On March 15th 2007, our beautiful girl was brought to us. Eighteen months later we had our day in court. When the judge announced "you are now a forever family" my husband and I would have never guessed how alone and abandoned we would feel post-adoption, when the emotional damage resulting from her adoption and past traumas would arise.
In May 2010, after years of struggling with behaviours, our daughter was finally diagnosed with Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD). This diagnosis was received with mix emotions. Although we were devastated with the prognosis, we were hopeful to finally have a direction, a name for what we were experiencing. We immediately started searching for the best, most experienced professionals in the attachment field. We were thrilled when we found someone only forty minutes from our home and were anxious to get started. Once we knew this was the therapy our daughter needed, we contacted our adoption worker; we were hoping to find support and some financial assistance with the therapy sessions. We found that our worker and the organization were less than enthusiastic about helping us. We ended up having to go to great lengths to try and obtain any support. When we finally did, it was very limited and we had to jump through many hoops to receive funding.
Over the following years we have invested thousands of dollars in therapy, all the while living solely on my husband's salary, as working out of the house is not possible with the attention our daughter needs.
Last spring, after paying for more evaluations from a pediatric psychologist, further diagnoses were revealed, which brought better understanding about our daughter and her needs, but also the need for more support. We contacted our adoption worker with copies of the most recent diagnoses which are, Oppositional Deviance Disorder (ODD), Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), and behaviours consistent with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). We were not surprised when we were shuffled from one department to the next, with no answers, no follow up, no support, no suggestions, nothing. I spoke to many representatives from the agency we adopted our daughter from. Through tears, frustration, and fear, I explained we needed help; I begged for someone to help us and to help her. No one, not one, could give us any help or direction. This is because there is no post adoption support infrastructure in place. Once an adoption has been completed, the agency no longer has a mandate to support that child which means that adoptive families are left to fend for themselves in helping their children to heal from past traumas.
The determination of an adoptive parent is unmatched. We are fighters, and that same fight that brought us to our children, extends to them and their needs. My husband and I never discussed IF we would pursue therapy for our daughter, we just made it happen. It has not been easy -- We feel alone, abandoned and helpless.
The solution is clear:
· Funding dedicated to permanency support when children are placed in their "forever families" needs to be established provincially with all agencies.
· As adoptive parents, we need to spread the word and speak out. We shouldn't be left isolated and alone trying to heal our children. It takes many adults to make an adoption happen, and it takes many to support the continued success of this adoption.
There isn't a more hopeless feeling than not being able to help your child.
We can change this, we can ensure better outcomes for our children. Together we can change the future of adoption.


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Knit XO Top
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This cute Knit XO Top features tassel detailing and is embroidered with X's and O's. The lightweight knit also features long sleeves and a round ribbed neckline.
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- 25% Nylon
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Timothy Smith is a member of the SERV Foundation Board of Directors, representing the Young Professionals Group, a volunteer group of philanthropic-minded individuals from companies in New Jersey and Pennsylvania who support the mission of SERV.
Mr. Smith, a resident of Piscataway, is owner of Top Quality Services, LLC, a landscaping maintenance and design firm in Edison. He is a member of Business Network International.