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The tin school2 min read . Updated: 29 Oct 2010, 06:07 PM IST
The tin school
The tin school
The construction site on the Central Institute of Plastics Engineering and Technology (Cipet) campus in Guindy Industrial Estate in Chennai is slushy. Yet this is perhaps the best place that Appar Swamy, 28, and Kala Vathy, 23, a migrant couple from Parvathypuram in Andhra Pradesh have worked in since they moved to Chennai two and a half years back. "We have so far worked only in Oragadam, plenty of construction going on there," Appar Swamy tells me in broken Tamil.
Bhagya Lakshmi, the couple's 11-year-old daughter, has been quick to pick up the language and chats fluently with me. "I cook rice and kuzhambu (gravy) for my parents for lunch after they have left for work, before I start school," she says. Just a year back, her routine was very different.
"Apart from cooking, she would be helping her mother at the construction site too with light jobs like sieving sand or, worse still, she wouldn't have anything to do and be cooped up at her shed," says Raja Fernando, coordinator for the migrant workers project of Aide et Action, a French NGO, working with migrants from Orissa, Bihar, West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh on construction sites and brick kilns in Chennai.
"It was at one such construction site in Oragadam that we met her and her parents," Fernando says. "She was picking out stones from the fine sand that her mother would carry on her head to lay floors or grind in a concrete mixer." Now, Bhagya Lakshmi spends her mornings and afternoons learning English, her mother tongue Telugu, and some math and science at an "alternative education centre" set up by Aide et Action right next to the building in the making.
The centre is really an asbestos shack that heats the room till the 20-odd children of assorted ages seated on the floor are perspiring. Puffing and panting in the stifling room, cloaked in the heavy humid air, S. Revathy, their teacher, trudges on with a lesson on multiplication tables.
Revathy used to work with a children's home before she was trained by Aide et Action for this job. "I teach them most of the subjects in Telugu, but make sure they learn English as well. But they are better in things like drawing and painting, carpentry, cooking and even trade and commerce!" she says. She encourages these activities because she's not sure that disciplining them towards bookish learning alone would help them in the longer run. They'll have to survive in the real world later, after all, she reasons.
Aide et Action runs 12 such alternative education centres on construction sites, 10 of them in the Sriperumbudur industrial corridor and two in other parts of the city. It has trained, full-time teachers. "Problem is, we are not able to progress beyond children of ages 13 or 14. If they have to take VIII or X standard Board exams, they need a migration certificate from their state government or they need to have a domicile certificate in this state," Fernando says. They have neither; their affairs are pretty much run by a construction agent who brings them and their parents here and moves them at will, depending on where the next assignment comes up.
"For the mistry (construction agent), our centres become an education component that he can market along with his usual package," Fernando says. "So he encourages it. He's quite benevolent, really."
The questions that neither Bhagya Lakshmi's parents nor her teachers or the NGO want to answer is what they will do once she outgrows their alternative school.


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Summary: Former child slave to the randkin and Destiny's resident tech genius.
Owned by: Avenuewriter
Gender: Male
Age: Early Teens
Group: Tau'ri
Game: Stargate Destiny
Nationality/Home WorldUnknown
Skills/EquipmentFacility with alien languages.
Considerable knowledge of technology and survival.
"Shriekers," small noise makers used to deter/distract s'kat (underground worms).
Universal Translator
No doubt more useful gadgets as the plot demands.
Physical AppearanceA teenaged boy with blonde hair and blue eyes. Often wearing ratty looking clothing of his own making.
Personality and interestsSomewhat reserved due to years of isolation and enslavement by the randkin, Gil likes to keep to himself and tinker with whatever gizmo is currently fascinating him.
He has somewhat opened up thanks to joining the crew of the Destiny, whom he considers his family.
HistoryNot much is known about Gil's past before being enslaved by the randkin. He was a child when his parents were killed and during his years as a slave he found he was skilled at learning many alien languages in order to communicate with the other slave races.
He managed to escape onto a game world where he survived using his talent for making various gadgets such as his shrieker devices to keep s'kat at bay.
When the Icarus team aboard Destiny arrived on the game world Gil was living on he saved Cooper and his team from a s'kat attack and the Lieutenant soon took a liking to the boy and took him under his wing. Since then, Gil has proven to be a valued member of the crew thanks to his technical skill and facility with alien languages. He has helped repair a good portion of the Destiny as well as designed the universal translator that allows the crew to communicate with alien races.
Favourite Sayings"Gotta take things apart to see how they work."
Player NotesOriginally another player's character, Gil quickly grew on me and became my favorite character. While I don't remember every detail about Gil exactly, I hope I recreated him well enough.
Should the player who created Gil come back, I'll disown Gil and let them reclaim him and fix up any inconsistencies I may have caused. But I honestly don't think this game would be Stargate Destiny without Gil.
This character is owned by: Avenuewriter
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Hello LFC families - The weather was sunny in Indianapolis for our 11 teams competing this past weekend at the Grand Park Cup! Congratulations to all of our players, coaches, and fans on representing Lexington FC well at the tourney. Keep the photos and updates coming at @LexingtonFC1 #LexFC
Masterson Station Impact: Cross-Country Meet
For those with games at Masterson Station this weekend, a cross country meet at the park may impact traffic flow. The course runs through the front area of the park, behind the fair grounds and next to the dog park. While the meet shouldn't impact parking at the soccer fields, the entrance to the park from Leestown Road may be a problem. You may consider entering the park from the back entrance. Map: http://www.lexingtonfc.org/fields
As a result of recent events, LYSA and LFC thought it best to remind everyone of the Risk Management policy and procedures employed by LYSA/LFC in regards to all of our coaches, volunteers, Team Coordinators, etc.
If you were not already aware, each and every coach and volunteer who interacts with our players is required to be in compliance with the Risk Management policy adopted by our parent organization, Kentucky Youth Soccer (KYSA). This includes, but is not limited to, requiring that each person pass a background check conducted by KYSA before we are even able to assign them to any roster. Here is the link to the formal policy
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My body is my temple. I look after it so it can look after you.
This body tells a story; it has its own narrative, distinct from the thoughts that flow through my mind. It finds its own way, journeys separate to the me I am conscious of, and sets its own pace. No panic or stress for this body: it is steady, firm, unwavering.
This body is not perfect, but i see it perfectly. It doesn't bounce so much as thud, but its motion comes with focus and clarity.
This body is not unblemished: there are some scars, beauty spots and marks in too many places to mention. This body hasn't seen childbirth, so i know that i must be thankful for the imperfections that i do not have, rather than any i may.
This body has felt exhaustion and many pulled muscled etc from gym but the scars from that don't show on the outside. It's also had consensual lustful fingers and mouths explore and caress it, but the secrets within were only shared with those whom I call my Lovers - new and existing,
This body has been operated on, prodded by doctors, explored with medical equipment, and treated with pharmaceuticals, and it's still not entirely healthy, but then it has kept me alive thus far: it can't be doing too bad!
This body has had injuries, pain that endures in the background on a good day, and needed to be questioned: am I pushing too hard? I trust this body will have the answer; it makes its own decisions, choices I have to follow, whether I want to or not, i ALWAYS listen to my body. It is vital that everyone does.
This body is something I have felt shame over. Much of my life was spent not appreciating how I looked and the blessings that i have, wishing I could change my physique - especially when the curved started to appear, and not wanting to view my own reflection in the mirror. I have felt unattractive, and this includes to the people I was intimate with. Though intellectually I have always known, that other people's validation of my appearance shouldn't matter, it still did. Nowadays it is only a concern if it matters to ME.
This body is something that i willingly displayed on stage; wearing revealing ensembles and performing helped me to accept the skin i am in, embrace my curves and love every edge. While learning to fully embrace femininity,
This body is not, in today's valuation of beauty - Internet-perfect. I am not tanned with ripped abs. However, decades ago, my physique was the most lusted after in the world, so i find comfort knowing i am a "Classic Beauty", a type that is not so common in this era.
There is a "strong eyebrow game", and "flawless" smoothness of skin due to youth, a strict skincare routine and always fancy "eye-liner on fleek". This body is not entirely firm; this is no Instagram fave-worthy photo, filtered and cropped for the best light, best pose, most attractive view. This body is me, moments after finishing a workout this body is drenched in sweat, this face is red, hair is imperfect and pulled back in an unglamorous, but practical bun. This out-of-breath body is me. Those tired legs are mine. That wet sheen all over me I earned - with this body. This body doesn't look attractive to everyone, but I'd rather be a discerning lovers shot of Whiskey than everyone's cup of tea in the *heart eyes emoji* sense.
This body is strong. This body got me through 4km of running today and afterwards it thanked me for pushing it, even though it was chilly outside and mentally I was ready to quit after five minutes. This body powers me, so i must fuel it well. This body allows me thinking time, a space where I can just hear my heart beating and I know: this is it, I am glad to be alive *right now*. This body lets me push it through injury and sickness and it still continues on, making me grateful every day that I have two working legs I can run on and two powerful arms to lift with. This body has shown me that confidence isn't about being seen as sexy to everyone, but in feeling strong; and there is nothing sexier to me than strength and confidence. This body isn't indestructible, but every day I use it, I feel better about who I am and have learned to pick at my image much less.
I think I may finally love my body. I think I may finally love me.


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I am over on Lori Whitlocks blog to sharing this Birthday Pop Up Drawer I recently made. You can find them in the Loris shop and in the Silhouette store. Lori has several different options for this fun interactive card. This particular card is headed to a sweet boy but the unicorn is next on my list of this cards to make!
The little drawer is perfect for filling with treats, cash, or a gift card!
If you need help assembling there is also a video tutorial. You can find it here. I hope you give these pop up cards a try. Thanks for stopping by today!


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Overview of Winthrop Church
We are located in the center of Holbrook, Massachusetts at 16 North Franklin Street. We have a handicap ramp and are easily accessible. We offer Sunday School during Sunday Service.
Sunday Service:
10 a.m. - 11 a.m. Worship Service
Fellowship Hour:
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. We have coffee, snacks, and fellowship follow the service.
Holiday Services
include Advent services, Christmas Eve service, Lenten services, Easter sunrise service, and others. Dates and times for these services will be posted at the top of this page.
Office Hours
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Our History
Winthrop has ministered to the community since 1818. To read more of our history, click
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We Covenant with the Lord and with one another and do bind ourselves in the presence of God, to walk together in all His ways according as He is pleased to reveal Himself unto us in His Blessed Word of Truth.
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News and Announcements
as of 4/23/18:
CHURCH SERVICE IS CURRENTLY POSTPONED DUE TO CONSTRUCTION! Hello Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Happy Easter to All!
I hope everyone had a wonderful Easter! Easter is about new life and beginnings. So, in that spirit I wanted to tell you about potential new beginnings for Winthrop. The newest update is that last Wednesday we met for an emergency meeting as leadership team. After much thought and prayer, we felt lead by God to repair the building. One of the things that helped us decide this is that pretty much any path forward involves repairing and replacing the beam which will cost us $180k. We are looking into some cost saving measures for the finishing of the building to bring the cost down. The repairs should take about 1 month or so to replace the column and patch up the church. Once that occurs and it is deemed safe we can explore further what God's will is for us whether that be sell the building or stay there to see what God will have us do with the building. We are going to look into a Gofundme campaign and other organizations who might be able to help us with the cost. The thing to keep in might is that the church is the people and God gives people assets to be good stewards with. So that is the angle we take. It is about building the Kingdom of God which is one person at time and the building can aid in that. Hopefully the church will be repaired by June we are back in the building. No matter what occurs Winthrop is on the threshold of a new beginning and we are to look to Jesus to lead us.
Below is prayer updates and the schedule of us meeting together. Please feel free to reach out with any questions. Take care and I look forward to seeing you on Mother's Day at Ed and Andrea's House.
A few prayer updates:
Janet Borden's husband survived the surgery and is recovering well! God heard our prayer and brought Bob through.
Alan is having surgery this Wednesday. Please keep Alan in your prayers as he goes in for surgery. I am not sure what the surgery is but as soon as I find out I will let you know.
Upcoming schedule.
April 28th Open Sunday
May 5th Open Sunday
May 12th Mother's day, Meet at Ed and Andrea's House (2 Beech Tree Lane, Holbrook, MA 02343), Meet at 10am
May 19th, Meet at Pastor Matt and Alexa (72 Lisa Drive, Brockton, MA 02302), Meet at 10am
May 26th, Open Sunday, Pastor Matt and Alexa vacation week
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Zoie & Mike
Byron View Farm
Byron Bay
Zoie & Mike let me create a Tuscan feast for them, with the Italian theme running throughout the entire menu as well as paying a beautiful tribute to Mikes' Dad. Zoie helped whet my appetite with mood boards and images to get the creative wheels turning and a menu underway. The only problem was too much choice.
It eventually narrowed down to the menu of the day, which at no point felt narrow at all. Byron View Farm saw a flawless day melt into sunset, and guests moved from canapés on the Queenslander verandah into the warm glow of the marquee for the main affair…. Hearty, rustic, soulful and elegant could surmise it, and a complete pleasure it was to cook from our wee tent in a paddock. The cows enjoyed the show too.
Definitely one of my favourite menus – it embodies everything I love in cooking and the theatre which food can become. I enjoyed getting out amongst the guests to help carve chunks off the Parmigiano Reggiano wheels on the table. Guests took over from there with the mini Milano cheese graters, and doctored up their dinners. Amidst the tables stood mini bottles of extra virgin olive oil and aged balsamic to keep the theatrics alive.
We finished off a magic night with affogatos, Byron Beans espresso and fromaggio.. Perfecto!
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To begin
* Abundant Italian Antipasti of Crispy Pancetta & Prosciuttio, Salmon cured with Juniper, Dill & White Sambucca, Warmed Olives, Fetta marinated in Lemon Thyme & Pink Pepper, Artichokes, Steamed Asparagi in Salsa, Baked Ricotta, Pesto Dip, Salsa Rosa, & Parmesan & Chili Polenta
* Served with Fresh Breads, Grissini, Biscuits & Crackers
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* Wild Mushroom & Truffle Arancini, Gorgonzola centre
* Zucchini Flowers with Tempura Batter, Chevre, Basil, Lemon & Pinenut Stuffing
* Grilled Scallops on a ceramic spoon, Pancetta Crumbs, Sweet Corn Salsa Crema, Capers
* Baby Caprese Salads of Fresh Mozzarella, Cherry Tomato & Basil on Pane Rustica, drizzled with Extra virgin Olive Oil
* Rosetta Rolls, served with Balsamic & EVOO
* Parma Ham, Fennel, Radicchio, Marscapone & Candied Walnuts, Hazelnut Vinaigrette
* Baked Lemon & Fennel Risotto
* Simple Rocket, Pear, & Parmagiano Reggiano, Lemon Dressing
* Bangalow Pork stuffed with Macadamias, Preserved Lemon, Sage & Thyme, wrapped in Proscuittio, Sage Burnt Butter
* Steamed Early Winter Greens, tossed with Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Lemon Zest
* Slow Roast Shoulder of Lamb rubbed in Garlic, Oregano, Anchovy, Green Pepper, served with Gremolata
* Baby New Season Potatoes tossed in Italian Herbs with Citrus Zest & Butter
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* Affogato with Byron Beans Espresso & French Vanilla Icecream
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* Served with Byron Beans Espresso a selection of Herbal & Regular Teas,
* Caramelised Leg of Ham glazed with Maple, Guiness, Clove
* Crusty French Bread, Mustards, Homemade Peach Relish
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Great White making its first stop in Tri-Cities
Great White leads the pack of rockers scheduled to appear at this year's Rocktoberfest, which is Oct. 1 at the TRAC in Pasco.
And even though these vintage musicians from the 1970s aren't as young as they used to be, they've still got the brawn of the Energizer bunny.
"We're like sharks who never stop moving," joked Great White's keyboardist Michael Lardie in a telephone interview with the Herald. "So, yeah, I guess we could be called the Energizer bunny of bands."
Though many think of Great White as a hard rock metal band, Lardie says the group is really more of a bluesy rock band.
Besides being the band's keyboardist, Lardie also writes much of Great White's music and is a record producer and sound engineer. He also is a former member of Night Ranger.
"We stay vital by coming up with new music every few years," he said. "I've never liked screaming rock when you can't understand the words. That's because I'm a huge lyric guy, and the words to songs are important to comprehend, and you can't do that if all you hear is screaming."
Lardie is a multifaceted musician who also plays guitar, bass, sitar, mandolin, harmonica and flute. He was born in Alaska but grew up in California.
He remembers loving music since he was five years old, listening to Led Zeppelin and the Beatles, but what drove him to be a musician was seeing the Beatles first album cover.
"I remember that like yesterday," Lardie said. "I was mesmerized, my eyes as big as baseballs. I told my grandmother I was going to be a musician. She just patted me on the head and smiled."
Lardie joined Great White in 1986. At the time, the band included Jack Russell, Mark Kendall, Lorne Black and Gary Holland. Since then, members came and went and creative differences eventually led the band to break up in 2000.
Lardie left to join Night Ranger while a few other members of Great White decided to change the band's name to Fake White and continue touring. Fake White, under the lead of Russell, was performing at a night club in Rhode Island in 2003 when a pyrotechnic stunt on stage ignited a fire that killed about 100 people at the concert, including the band's guitarist.
Though Lardie was not part of the band when the tragedy occurred, he said the current Great White band, which reformed in 2008, stays close to some of the families members of those who died in that fire.
"They still come to our shows and have become good friends," he said.
The Tri-City show will be the first time Great White has performed in Southeastern Washington.
"We've been to Spokane and Seattle, but never your area," Lardie said. "And we always love to bring good music to places we haven't been before.
"Music makes people happy, and we want to keep people that way."
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Just in time for your last minute shopping, some of my favorite things from 2015!! Looking for a last minute gift? Have no fear. Below are some super stellar suggestions.
*Anything from Lulu lemon! the most wonderful women's athletic clothing store will win you super stars. The fabric and styling is super top notch!
* I found this lovely tea that will blow your socks off. It's called Inca Tea. Plus it has purple corn in it and who doesn't like purple corn? Did I mention it tastes like heaven and I can't stop drinking it!
*My favorite gadget this year has to be my Fitbit. My husband got this for me for my birthday and I was totally not impressed. Little did I know that it would motivate me to change my lifestyle. Seeing how little physical activity I was doing inspired me to take up running and become more healthy in many aspects of my life. And that has made me an all around happier person.
*For those readers out there. There is an amazing autobiography that will knock your socks off. It is called "The Glass Castle" by Jeannette Walls. You just won't believe her childhood story. It's pretty unbelievable!
*Ever had a Fannie May chocolate? Ever had a Fannie May Raspberry Chocolate Truffle? Well then you haven't lived. I've eaten two pounds this month. Seriously. Two pounds worth. On second thought don't buy your special someone chocolates. They will eat them all and blame you for it.
*Ever tried on a pair of boots from Frye? I have two pairs and wear them ALL the time and receive compliments on them every time I go out. Not to mention they are super comfortable! Frye boots are THE most amazing shoes ever. FYI. Incase you didn't know!!
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Le 22 Apr 2015 -
Resolution adopted unanimously by the Assembly on 17.04.2015
In many European regions, vineyards are situated on hillsides and on steep slopes. In these zones, wine making is frequently synonymous with high quality, biological diversity, aesthetic landscaping and sustainable agriculture. It is supported by family-run vineyards – frequently small and even extremely small structures. Vineyards located on steep slopes and on terraced land represent considerable additional manual work and a wide range of additional costs and expenses when compared with viticulture on the plains.
This type of multifunctional viticulture demands the implementation of a specific policy for its maintenance, organisation, promotion and development:
Considering the significant differential in terms of costs, and therefore competitiveness, between the viticultural zones suffering from the natural handicap of steep slopes on the one hand, and those located on the plains on the other,
Emphasising the urgent necessity of preserving this type of viticulture, which is irreplaceable thanks to its multiples functions: socioeconomic (maintenance of activity and employment, promotion of the territories), landscape (draw in terms of tourism, wine tourism), environmental (preservation of the soil, water resource management) and for which there are very few alternative types of production in type of territory under consideration,
Anticipating increasing pressure from competition as a result of the forthcoming relaxation of planting regulations in 2016, and the resulting predictable relocation of vineyards located on steep slopes to sites on the plains through transfers of planting authorisation,
Considering the serious consequences that could result from the deterioration or even the abandonment of these viticultural zones,
Observing the absence of any specific policies regarding this type of viticulture in the European viticultural regulations,
Observing that the current subsidies granted to the regions within the framework of the second pillar of the CAP are not automatically acquired, but must be justified on a case-by-case basis within the regional development plans, and that these subsidies always require co-financing,
the member regions of the Steep Slopes Viticulture Committee at AREV demand:


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News and information from England
Open House days in England 2018
Check out the Heritage Open Days website here. The open days this year are on 6-9 & 13-16 September and you can search for events in your area here or by region here. This is the first time that the events will be held across two weekends, as more and more places are participating.
This year there are a number of archives taking part, which you can see on this map, and there are lots of other suggestions on the website for outdoor events, family friendly events, museum events and much more. You can also read about National Trust properties which are participating in the Heritage Open Days programme on their website.
The theme of this year's event is Extraordinary Women to mark the centenary of Women's Suffrage, and there are a number of places to visit that tell the stories of great women such as Gertrude Bell and Marianne North.
Other events giving you a rare look into heritage sites in September include Open House London (22-23rd September).


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Integrators Need to Help 3D Go Big-Screen
3D may never be widely accepted, but CE pros can assure home theater owners enjoy the experience.
It's been difficult for me to get excited about 3D. Meh, just another gimmick for display manufacturers to try to add some premium back to a market that has been commoditized.
Unfortunately, a big reason I think 3D won't take off quite like HDTV or streaming media is that size does matter. Not sure if I'm just jaded from having both a projection screen and a 50-inch plasma at my disposal, but after recently testing out a 3D projector (keep an eye out for the review) I came to two conclusions: 1) 3D is indeed very cool when viewed in the right environment and 2) the right environment is a screen of at least 70-plus diagonal inches.
I was skeptical when I signed on for the review of Sharp's XV-Z17000 3D-ready DLP projector. I had no idea how it would translate in my dedicated theater room on a 92-inch screen that had not been touted as one of those "built for 3D." I'd also seen plenty of 3D flat-panel and projection demos at the CEDIA and CES, but never really walked away from any feeling like it was a must-have product. Give me razor-sharp 2D instead of a technology that occasionally makes me dizzy.
But I must admit, the review process definitely changed my thinking. And it gave me more confidence that CE pros who proactively approach the 3D market with some enthusiasm, know-how and opportunism may stand to reap the benefits.
Having used the projector for 2D purposes for a while, I waited until Sharp sent me Despicable Me on Blu-ray 3D to give the format a test drive (the only other content I had was an AIX Records Goldberg Variations Acoustica Blu-ray 3D, but I wanted to wait on that).
When I made the easy one-button press switch to 3D, glasses donned and the disc in one of Sharp's Aquos 3D Blu-ray players, I was highly impressed and pleasantly surprised. I've come to terms with the fact that today's 3D isn't quite as immersive as the Captain EO-sort of 3D, but the image on Despicable Me was darn good. Tons of depth without losing detail, and really engaging.
But we do need to stop being hit over the head with 3D as a technology for everyday viewing. It's not. I can live with wearing the glasses here and there, and my 4-year-old daughter made it through the movie with them, too. But I think if 3D is viewed as a more special movie night event, it will take on such impact for viewers. Then again, there really isn't enough content for everyday viewing anyway.
That said, CE pros can really push the message across. 3D on a 50-inch screen just doesn't engage me like it did on my theater screen, and I don't blame consumers for not buying in. I've seen demos of LED screens with beautiful images at tradeshows, distributors' floors and Best Buy (where I've experienced completely lackluster demos), and there's definitely something lacking. With HDTV compared to SDTV, for example, that shift to super-crisp images works on just about any screen sizes. 3D works well in a commercial theater because of the massive screen size, and I found that the same thing came across, even more so than I imagined, when I felt the envelopment of 3D on my home screen.
I'd say most dedicated theaters integrators share with us include a screen of about 110 inches. This is perfect for 3D in the home.
If you're the type of CE pro who works hard at maintaining contact and good relationships with clients, educating them and introducing them to the latest tech when appropriate, then this could be a great chance. But you may have to believe in the format yourself. I've heard from plenty of installers who feel the way I did about 3D, and didn't think it could make much of an impact on their business. I'd say if you own your own home theater, swap out the projector and Blu-ray player and see for yourself.
Then formulate a jaw-dropping demo in a dedicated theater - not on a flat-panel display. Between Despicable Me, Avatar, the Pixar films and even the AIX Records disc, there's at least enough out there to create an engaging demo that includes both animated and real-life content. Find the scenes that best represent 3D's capabilities, and invite families in for a demo. Or hold an evening or two for a 3D viewing party. Tell them how you can swap their projector and Blu-ray player (I know, potentially easier said than done). Most projector brands, even on the higher end like SIM2 and DPI, have 3D offerings (the Sharp unit is only $4,999 MSRP, too).
Like some other technologies, it took living with 3D to sway me, and that's still while carrying a couple caveats. You may need to see it for yourself to turn your opinion. Maybe you'll turn some profit, too.
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Make yourself accountable and answerable to someone. First to God and secondly to any serious minded person or persons you think, who would help keep you in check. Keep updates, log books, diaries, accounts and records if possible.
In every business, there is the accounting department for accountability. In government, there are checks and balances, there is the police and security services, there is the opposition government. All these are forms of accountability, to keep the lust of men in check, to prevent anarchy, greed and avarice, embezzlement, despotism and nepotism.
Find an accountant, keep records and make yourself accountable. When it's time for review(will write more on this later), your logs will be your reference points.
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- Strike the opponent's temple or the side of their jaw with a hook punch or inside elbow strike.
- The choice of which technique to use is determined by the distance between you and the opponent.
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One of the reasons I love reading book blogs:
This is my latest library stash.
I have a very beautiful system set-up which keeps me well-fed with interesting reads, you see. As I browse book blogs, I check my library's online catalogue to see if it carries the title – since moving to Toronto I've discovered the chances are often good that the library will carry the title I'm after (with the exception of middle grade fiction and non-fiction, which tends to be more hit and miss, unfortunately).
If the library does carry the title, I'll put a hold on it. A few hours of book blog browsing will usually net me a nice collection of titles to add to my TBR.
And here's where the magic happens.
Even if I happen to be first in line for a title, it will still take a week or so for the book to make its way through the system to my library branch. In cases where a book is popular, it can be weeks or even months before I get the email notification that the title has arrived.
So every time I go to the library to pick up my holds, I really have no clue what awaits me. And there's nothing quite as magical as coming back with a stack of books, reading their blurbs and feeling my heart quickening with absolute delight.
I'm surprised all over again, you see. Surprised, delighted, excited, all in quite a magical way.
Like Jackaby, by William Ritter. I couldn't remember why, exactly, I'd put it on hold – until I read the blurb, that is.
Jackaby sighed and drew to a stop as we reached the corner of another cobbled street. "Let's see," he said at last. I observed you were recently from the Ukraine. A young domovyk has nestled in the brim of your hat. More recently, you have picked up a Klabautermann, a kind of German kobold attracted to minerals. Most fairy creatures can't touch the stuff. That's probably why your poor domovyk nestled in so deep."
Doctor Who meets Sherlock in a debut novel, the first in a series, brimming with cheeky humor and a dose of the macabre.
How could I resist?
The other titles in the picture of my library stash at the beginning of this post:
- The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories by Angela Carter
- Evil Librarian, by Michelle Knudsen
- The Order of the Odd Fish, by James Kennedy
- Courtney Crumrin Volume Five: The Witch Next Door, by Ted NaifehThe Swallow, by Charis Cotter
- Visions, by Kelley Armstrong
Now I just have to find the time to read these before they're due back …


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Tintoretto's Thunderbolt
His 'Crucifixion' of 1565 just may be the Italian Renaissance's single best work of religious art
The Venetian painter Tintoretto (c. 1518-1594) never commanded the sculptural vocabulary of Leonardo or Michelangelo. He did not luxuriate in the warmth of Giorgione or Titian. He displayed neither the draftsmanship (disegno) of Florentine art nor the affection for coloring (colorito) that was the legacy of his native city.
But through a synthesis of each tradition, "il disegno di Michelangelo e il colorito di Tiziano," as one Venetian writer identified it, Tintoretto may just have painted the single best work of...


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Marvel's Ultimate Alliance 2 was launched back in 2009 for the last-gen consoles, namely, the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Playstation 2, Nintendo DS and on the PSP. The game was quite well known to feature a colorful team of Marvel's beloved superheroes. The game featured Spiderman, Captain America, The Hulk, Wolverine and a lot more!
The game has popped up on a site called Exophase which showcases game trophies. According to the site, the game's trophies are from the Playstation 4. The site has had a few leaks in the past and has proven to be true. If this also turns out to be true, we could be looking at another re-release on the Playstation side.
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Hundreds Pray for Rain and Right PM – Article in The Age 22nd October 20071 Comment Published by Office 2 October 24th, 2007 in A Call To Action, Australia, Politics
October 22, 2007 – 1:54PM
Rain and a prime minister of God's choosing were the focus of prayers from 600 flag-waving, singing and dancing Christians in Parliament House in Canberra on Monday.
As Pastor Danny Nalliah, from Catch the Fire Ministries, asked God to open the heavens and give Australia much-needed rain, the gathering in the Great Hall was joined by 50 farmers taking part in a protest outside Parliament.
"(We pray) that their farmland will be blessed to produce what they need," he said.
"We love you, all of you in the farming sector.
"We thank you and are grateful for all of the hard work you do on our behalf."
Organisers who had hoped for a prime ministerial appearance had to settle for a message of support.
Not far away in the prime minister's courtyard John Howard and Treasurer Peter Costello, both committed Christians, were briefing reporters on important election matters such as tax, climate change and the worm.
In his message, Mr Howard said all Australia would support the farming community.
"We will continue standing shoulder-to-shoulder to them throughout this terrible time," Mr Howard said.
"It is my hope that our farmers and rural and regional communities draw strength in the prayers and practical help of their fellow Australians and remain optimistic that they will see their way to prosperous times once again."
The gathering later prayed for the right leader to be elected at the November 24 federal election, although whether that was Mr Howard or Labor's Kevin Rudd was not stipulated.
Speakers asked that elected MPs and senators be of God's choosing – people with integrity of heart and good motives and not those driven by lust for power.
Christian Steward Bridgens, who travelled from Melbourne with his family, said he was not necessarily praying for the right government.
Instead he wants a good government that expresses everything he hopes is right for Australia's future.
"I hope the country will be run on good Christian values based on good ethics and principles," he said.
Catch the Fire Ministries will follow up Monday's service with a united prayer meeting on Australia Day next year in Melbourne.
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Oct 24th, 2007 at 3:13 pm
Dear Danny and Catch the fire team
Just want to pass on my thanks for your hard work – the prayer meeting was fantastic, really enjoyed it , inspiring. It was good it was not politically biased. Hopefully much good fruit will result – good to be surrounded by so much prayer!
Advance Australia under Christ!
Queanbeyan NSW
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Be on the alert!
Dear Editor,
We give thanks to God, the giver of life, for this New Year 2019. We thank God for sparing our lives to see another year.
I know many of us have our visions and expectations for this new year. We set our goals and we work towards them. That's good and fine, but I have come to realise that the enemy of God and the enemy of the human race has his goal to get as many people into hell with him.
In the past, many have risen up and tried to destroy the Bible by burning it in fire, but we see God's word can never be destroyed, for we still have the Bible around today. The Lord says that, "Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will not pass away." (See Matthew 24:35)
But the enemy is following a different tactic. He is waging psychological warfare on the biblical principles that God has given to us as the guide to live by. The enemy no longer wants us to use the Bible as our moral guide, but to replace it with culture, subjective feelings and societal thinking. The ideology of the humanistic views has taken over the minds of many and it has let them live in an illusion, believing that they have the answers and the solutions for their problems, without any divine intervention. Only a fool would believe that any human has all the answers.
Parents, be on the alert, be in the know, rescue your little ones before you regret it. Send your children to a Bible-based church. Do your duty, parents, make it be also your responsibility to teach your children who their creator is. Open the Bible in your home and read it to your children from an early age.
There is a psychological war against the Bible and it is raging. If you are not aware, you will be caught up into this deception.
Let this year be a year when you look in the Bible for answers.
Sonia Fay Buckland
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For years I've had the same dream, or some version of it. It started sometime in my twenties. It goes something like this…
An elevator door opens in front of me to reveal the bridge of the Starship Enterprise (I'm fairly certain it's the Enterprise A, the refit, judging by the uniforms of the crew). I look down to see that I am outfitted as a Starfleet officer. I step off of the elevator onto the bridge where I am greeted by Kirk himself (the incomparable William Shatner). I'm not sure exactly what he says, but he commences briefing me on a matter of great importance. We have a mission to complete. As he speaks to me I realize that I am more than just an officer and trusted member of the Enterprise crew. Kirk is my father! (Cue dramatic revelation music).
The scene changes and suddenly we are in the midst of a battle. Phasers set to kill. Kirk and I are the last two Starfleet officers fighting. I'm not sure what we were defending, but it doesn't really matter. Scotty beamed the rest of our surviving away team back up to the ship on Captain's orders.
Suddenly, the leader of the alien opposition (some race that resembles the Klingon, but I can't be sure that's who they were) grabs Kirk, my father, around his shoulders from behind and begins to drag him away. I give chase but only make it two steps before I feel myself begin to beam away. He had given the order to get me out. I have no idea how.
I arrive back in the transporter room and lash out at Scotty. How dare he leave the Captain behind, regardless of the order! We both knew he had to follow it though.
The scene shifts again and I find myself leading a secret away mission to rescue my father, Captain James T. Kirk. We ascertain that he is being held under heavy security by the aliens who are demanding access to the neutral zone. If we do not meet their demands, he will be executed. My team is small. There are five, maybe six of us. Yes, probably six because one guy has to get killed immediately upon our arrival on the alien ship. His sacrifice allows us to kidnap one of our enemies who will gain us access to the brig where Kirk is being held.
We move stealthily through the corridors of the dark and ominous alien vessel with our phasers set on stun. There might still be a chance at a diplomatic solution here, as long as we get in and out of this place quickly, with minimal loss of life. For some reason I know that these aliens are rogue and I don't want to start a war here.
As we approach the brig I am surprised to find it under-guarded, my team needs only to stun two of the aliens to gain access to my father's cell where he is being held behind an electromagnetic force field. We could see that he was relatively unharmed, except for a couple of facial bruises (I'm sure the other guy got it much worse). Kirk stood to protest our arrival, he didn't approve of my covert mission, but I don't care. I had to rescue him, besides with him off the ship, I was acting Captain.
I switch my phaser to kill and demand that my alien prisoner use his access code to deactivate the force field. He takes me seriously and does as I ask. I watch as he inputs the code on the keypad outside my father's cell. I commit the code to memory.
As the force field lifts, Kirk runs out and together we push my alien prisoner into Kirk's cell. I input the code, trapping the alien officer inside. My father and I embrace, for just a moment.
Scotty had warned me that there were only certain areas of the ship that we could transport into or out of, so we had to get back to our entry point for departure. By now, the alien Captain would know we had intruded and that someone had, however briefly, deactivated the force field that was holding Kirk prisoner.
With my father by side I feel a renewed sense of purpose. We retrace our steps back to the cargo bay we had beamed into. As we approach our exit point I can hear the alien warriors gaining on us from behind. Damn, they are fast! I look to Kirk as Captain and as my father. He shoots a mischievous grin my way and I know we will make it back to the Enterprise unharmed.
We reach the cargo bay. Kirk grabs my communicator and hurriedly shouts, "six to beam up, Scotty". As my own dematerialization begins I can just make out the alien forces lifting their phasers.
They are too late. We are back in the transporter room. All of us, safe and sound. My father walks immediately to the nearest control panel and taps the communicator button. "Warp speed, Mr. Sulu", he says. I hear. "aye aye, Captain" through the speaker before I wake up.
Generally, when I dream that William Shatner is my dad it's Star Trek related. I had one TJ Hooker dream, but it wasn't as fun.


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This is your classic road story. Growth, discovery and learning to face an ultimate threat. The Popol Vuh is the major text containing the creation myths of the Mayan people. For many years, the only copies were those transcribed by a Franciscan monk in the 18th C. These texts were clearly influenced by the Catholic beliefs and have altered the underlying story. This version was translated into several languages and remained the sole source of these creation myths. Recently however, while investigating the water collection system at the city of El Mirador in northern Guatemala's Petén rain forest, a team of archaeologists led by Richard Hansen of Idaho State University uncovered a sculptural panel with one of the earliest depictions of the Maya creation story. This discovery was made in 2009. The sculpture dates to the same period as some of the earliest artwork to depict the Popol Vuh, the murals at San Bartolo and a stela at Nakbe, two other nearby cities and dates to about 200 B.C.
The creation myths contained in the Popol Vuh and other archaeological discoveries around early Mayan civilisation show several anomalies that lead to inevitable questions. Why would the Mayans build large road systems to rival those of the Roman Empire, when they possessed no wheeled vehicles or beasts of burden? How do we explain some of the carvings found in many of the Mayan temples and cities? Why were some of these places simply abandoned? What prompted the belief that sacrifices involving the removal of hearts appeased the gods?
There exist multiple sources online containing both old and new translations of the Popol Vuh and numerous discussions about Mayan civilisation and its decline and disappearance. For those that are interested these are well worth taking a look at. Some of the stuff is truly fascinating. Reading the Popol Vuh in its entirety, there are surprises associated with some of the comparisons to be drawn with completely different religions, a great flood, the fall, oceans parting to allow passage, similar parallels. It's worth the short read just for those.
Within this novel, and Tohil's journey, you discover some answers to these questions and how they might have come to be.


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Read this Ponzi Scam article and discover what is a Scam or a Ponzi Scheme? and how to avoid such online danger in order to safeguard your investment.
Ponzi Scam
Beware, Ponzi Scam is a big issue and the scammers are using convincing techniques to appear as genuine in their tricks to scam investors out of millions of dollars every day. Here, we will highlight some of the major problems faced by investor in this online space. Furthermore, we will offer advice and tips on how to identify and avoid Ponzi Schemes and Scams.
What is a Scam or a Ponzi Scheme?
If you are interested in the investment or finance sector, then you must have surely heard about the term 'Ponzi Scheme'. So, what is this Ponzi scheme or Ponzi Program. If you want to find out, then this article is just for you.
What is Ponzi Scheme?
Have you ever heard of a financial investment package which looks too good to be true? Have you ever come across an offer which promises you to double your money in the quickest possible time? Then my friend, you have already met a Ponzi Scheme. Ponzi is basically a fraud scheme which promises higher returns with lower risks, funds and management. Ponzi schemes offer return so big which is considerable higher than what the conventional banks and institutes offer. It basically takes money from the newer investors and pays it back to the older investors to create an illusion of profit. This lure in more new investors. After a few years when there are too much new investors, the owners of the company disappears without a trace leaving many investors without their investment. It's the relatively newer investors who suffer the loss.
The Origin of the Name
Ponzi scheme was named after an Italian con-artist Charles Ponzi. He was the first to orchestrate such a fraud in 1919. He was the mastermind behind the postal service scam. He became so notorious with this scam that any scam which resembles this plan get named a Ponzi Scheme. He became famous but through the wrong way. There were many movies, books and documentary made to depict his story.
What are the tell-tale sign of a Ponzi Scheme?
Some say that today's world is run by the fraudsters. Fraudsters are abundant specially in the investment and finance sector. Fraudsters have found many new ways to deceive new investors. Sometimes it becomes really hard to pick the good from the bad ones. But you can easily find a Ponzi scheme if you look for these signs. Most of the scams and Ponzi schemes have some distinctive characteristics and they are pretty much predictable. The signs are:
- Offering an unusually higher rate of return which is higher than all other legal institutions.
- Their brochures and websites try to hide origin and registration information.
- Their main focus is on attracting new investors. They lure in new investors by offering them more bonus than the existing investors.
- Most of them will come with money back guarantees.
Their websites are really flashy and filled with all positive reviews. I mean you won't find even one bad review and most of the reviewer will be shouting about how it changed their lives.
How to stay away from Scammers ?
The offers these Ponzi schemes make is sometimes very hard to refuse. They mainly target people who are struggling to make ample amount of money. But if you stay sharp and alert you can avoid Ponzi schemes. All you need to do is do some research before investing in a scheme and always ask for expert advice in person or through internet forums.
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love the idea and the poetry. nice work
that was wonderful - hope you are still hanging in with nanowrimo :)
Creative acrostic. Nice!
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So dreams do come true. Nice work.
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The fair prospect of a handsome reward for so great and acceptable a service to the squire, tempted her avarice; and again, the danger of the enterprize she had undertaken; the uncertainty of its success; night, cold, robbers, ravishers, all alarmed her fears.
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Last week we ran a competition to win double tickets to a fantastic play that was on at the Blue Room Theatre in Perth. The play was called "Those Who Fall in Love like Anchors Dropped Upon the Ocean Floor." It was a beautiful play about love so we asked our readers to send in a 4-8 line poem about love.
What we weren't expecting was such wonderful entries which made us laugh and made us smile. The winning poem was by Peter Stevens and is the first one in the gallery below.
But they were all amazing. We have some talented people in our community. This is what they came up with… Read on and enjoy….


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1 cup (250 ml) 10% plain yogurt or Greek yogurt
1/4 cup (10 g) mint, chopped
1 tbsp (15 ml) lime juice
1/4 tsp (1 g) ground cumin
1 garlic clove, finely chopped
Chicken Patties
1 lb (450 g) ground chicken
1/2 cup (62 g) bread crumbs
1 egg, lightly beaten
1 tsp (5 g) paprika
4 small hot dog buns or panini buns, cut in half horizontally
thin slices of feta cheese, to taste
1/2 English cucumber, peeled and thinly sliced into strips with a mandoline or peeler
In a bowl, combine all the ingredients. Season with salt and pepper. Refrigerate.
Chicken Patties
Preheat the grill, setting the burners to high. Oil the grate.
In a bowl, combine all the ingredients. Season with salt and pepper. Shape into 4 rectangular patties the same size as the buns, and oil lightly.
Grill the chicken patties for 3 to 4 minutes on each side, or until the meat is cooked through. Toast the buns.
Spread the raita inside the buns. Place the patties between buns and garnish with the cheese and cucumber slices.
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With adventures that range from inlands to islands, experience the incredible diversity of Fiji. Head to Sigatoka Valley, nicknamed the "Salad Bowl," for its lush landscape filled with fruit trees and fields of vegetables. Board a high-speed jet boat on the Sigatoka River and travel into the interior, winding past villages, sandbars and rocky banks. Disembark at a traditional village where you can learn about its way of life with a tour, a kava ceremony and cultural entertainment.
On your next tour, set sail for Malamala Island for a day of sun, surf and sand. Indulge in complimentary activities, from guided snorkeling and glass-bottom boat tours to kayaking, paddleboarding and snorkeling. The inviting, white-sand beach and lapping warm water are waiting for you to enjoy.
Venture inland again on your final day tour, this time to the rainforest of Nausori Highlands, home of Garden of the Sleeping Giant. Here, discover colorful orchids and native plants amid quaint ponds and verdant forest. Transfer to Nadi where you will explore the impressive Hindu temple Sri Siva Subramaniya, built in 1976. Before lunch, stroll through the markets that feature fresh produce and native handicrafts.
What we love:
• Kava is a drink given to guests visiting a Fijian village; typically, it is prepared by pounding kava root into powder and then adding cold water.
• In addition to multiple fine-dining options on site, the resort's Marau Village offers an authentic experience where guest eat off banana leaves while enjoying a traditional Fijian cultural show including meke dancing and firewalking.
• The impressive collection of beautiful orchids at Garden of the Sleeping Giant — over 2,000 varieties, in addition to other stunning flowers and plants — was started by the late actor Raymond Burr, star of "Perry Mason" and "Ironside."
What's Included
Your DreamTrip includes 7 days and 6 nights in Yanuca Island, Fiji, as well as:
• Half-day river safari and village tour; includes transportation.
• Full-day Malamala Island cruise; includes transportation.
• Full-day Nausori Highlands and Nadi tour; includes transportation.
• Resort credit of 1,250 Fijian dollars for food-and-beverage purchases during your stay. See Additional Information for more details.
• Complimentary Wi-Fi at the resort.
• Welcome greeting with a shell lei upon arrival.
• 6 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 2 dinners.
• All local and hotel taxes.
• An In-destination Support team member will be provided on this trip. Their goal is to ensure you have a great DreamTrips™ experience from landing to liftoff. They host a welcome reception on arrival day, attend scheduled activities throughout the trip, notify the group of itinerary updates and more.
Airfare is not included in the trip price! The closest commercial airport to the hotel is Nadi International Airport (NAN), approximately 35 miles (56 kilometers) away. We highly recommend that you purchase travel insurance for any trip.
Airport Transfers
Round-trip airport transfers are included from:
Nadi International Airport (NAN) to the hotel on March 11, timing based on flight details provided.
The hotel to Nadi International Airport (NAN) on March 17, timing based on flight details provided.
To arrange your airport transfers, please submit flight details by February 18.
Please note: Transfers are provided only for the airport(s), dates and times listed above.
Hotel Details
Award-winning Shangri-La's Fijian Resort and Spa is situated on the private Yanuca Island of Fiji, with enough seclusion for a relaxed stay while still affording proximity to attractions on the mainland. The carefully appointed rooms feature Fijian-inspired decor and balconies with fabulous views of the Pacific. Guests also enjoy the property's bike rental services, tennis court, golf course and other exciting amenities. The beautiful beachfront pool is mere steps away from the clear-blue waters of the South Pacific Ocean.
Hotel features:
• 6 restaurants, 2 bars and 24-hour room service.
• Infinity, adults-only, lagoon-style and kids' pools.
• Direct beach and lagoon access.
• CHI, The Spa.
• Fitness center.
• 9-hole golf course, lighted tennis court, mini-golf, game room and more.
• Little Chief's Club.
• Shangri-La's Marine Education Centre and SANCTUARY, Shangri-La's Care for Nature Project.
Superior Ocean View accommodations with:
• 1 king bed or 2 single beds. No extra bed available.
• Maximum occupancy 3 adults, or 2 adults and 2 children.
• Private balcony.
• Satellite television.
• Premium Shangri-La toiletries.
• Complimentary Wi-Fi.
Check-in: 3 p.m.
Checkout: noon.
Minimum check-in age is 18.
Shangri-La's Fijian Resort & Spa
Yanuca Island, Coral Coast
Fiji Islands, Fiji
Hotel Check-in Requirements
By booking this DreamTrip I understand that the hotel may request a credit card upon check-in. The hotel may request the credit card in order to: a) place a monetary hold of US$50-200; or b) hold for incidental, security or other charges. By booking, I acknowledge having received notice of this potential charge and accept that Rovia™ recommends a credit card rather than a debit or bank card be used in the event the hotel requests the card. I understand that any such request made by the hotel is outside of the control of WorldVentures™ and Rovia and is strictly a hotel policy. Should I have questions concerning the hotel's policy, I accept responsibility for contacting the hotel independent of Rovia or WorldVentures.


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Draymond Green on Winning DPOY Despite Injury: 'I'm Gonna Get It Done'December 9, 2018
Draymond Green has missed 14 of the Golden State Warriors' last 16 games and hasn't played since Nov. 15, but he believes he is still going to win Defensive Player of the Year.
"Hell no," he said when asked if the time off impacted his goal of winning the award, per Nick Friedell of ESPN. "Kawhi beat me one year I think he played 56 games, something like that. So hell no, it's still on my mind. And I'm gonna get it done."
This comes after Green made his goals perfectly clear on Nov. 1 when talking about his pursuit of the award, per Friedell: "I need that. I need that bad. Real bad. I made second team all-defense last year. I'm pissed about that still. I'll be pissed until I right that, so that's a serious goal of mine this year. And I'm on it every night."
Not only would the award give him a second one of his career, but it would also make him eligible to sign a super-max extension this coming offseason.
The Michigan State product will have the chance to add to his defensive laurels again Monday, as head coach Steve Kerr said he will be back against the Minnesota Timberwolves, per Logan Murdock of the Mercury News.
Green is a four-time member of an All-Defensive team and won the Defensive Player of the Year in 2016-17. He mentioned Kawhi Leonard winning the award while missing time, which he did in 2014-15 and 2015-16 by playing 64 games and 72 games, respectively.
The Warriors forward has played 13 games this season and is averaging 7.5 rebounds, 1.8 steals and 0.8 blocks a night. He is the defending champions' defensive leader who is versatile enough to stay in front of stretch forwards while also matching up with much taller players when Golden State goes to its small-ball lineups.
According to NBA.com, the Warriors' defensive rating is 110.3 when he's off the court and 101.7 when he's one it.
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Why A Good Story Builds Trust And Relationships With Your Investors
It's that time of the year again. The week in which you're meeting up with a bunch of prospective investors. As a fund manager/ investment advisor, this is your moment to go in for the kill.
Picture this: Standing at the front of a group of investors with the rest of your team, you're about to raise the curtain to kick-off your pitch. You freeze. Your eyes widen like dinner plates. The body goes rigid. And as you're about to speak, the mouth dries up as if there's cotton inside it. Anxiety takes over…
For fund managers/ investment advisors who shudder at the thought of presentations, there really just isn't an opportune time for one, is there?
The truth is, you are in complete control. Your audience only knows what you tell them. Show them that you're nervous, and you'll have lost their trust and respect. Exude confidence and they'll be nodding like bobble-heads. We can start by understanding how audiences perceive the presenter. Based on a widely-known study called "Silent Messages", conducted by UCLA in 1981, every presenter transmits a set of three Vs:
Verbal: The words you speak.
Vocal: The conviction in your voice, or how you tell your story.
Visual: What the audience sees in you – your body language, and what you do when you tell your story.
Notice how the visual (your body language and what you do when you tell your story) has the greatest impact, the voice (the conviction in your voice) next, while the verbal (words)used to tell the story has the least impact. We always remember a strong or weak presenter by the way they told their story, and by their conviction and belief in themselves. The most defining thing about a presenter is the way a story is told. That is what builds trust. That is what builds a relationship. And that is what closes deals.
The irony is that most presenters bend over backwards on the Verbal (words) aspect, neglecting the storytelling and convicting part of their pitch, where a lack of credibility is most exposed. By no means am I suggesting we abandon the words used when making a pitch; I'm suggesting that one should put stronger emphases on the how the story is told, and the conviction that supports it. The medium is the message, and you are the medium!
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ABOUT 40,000 people are expected to inundate the CBD tomorrow night as the first White Night Bendigo event lights up the city's historic buildings.
But the event will not come without its disruptions, with many CBD streets closed for the majority of Saturday afternoon and into the night and revellers urged to utilise public transport to ease the commuter chaos.
Both council and the event's artistic director David Atkins believe the 40,000 crowd figure is realistic.
Mr Atkins said at the Ballarat event, it was estimated that 45,000 people attended.
"Bendigo is that little bit further away from Melbourne, but within an hour to the north and west you may get an entirely different amount of people who wouldn't have gone to Melbourne that come to Bendigo," he said.
Road closures in the CBD start at 4pm, with View Street, Hargreaves Mall, Bath Lane and Pall Mall closed to traffic while several surrounding streets will be available for local traffic only.
The Bendigo Football Netball League matches being played at the Queen Elizabeth Oval do not finish until about 5pm, causing some access issues for supporters.
However council says the QEO carpark will be available to football patrons earlier in the day.
"White Night organisers and the BFNL have worked together to minimise disruptions to the BFNL finals that will be played on the QEO earlier on in the day," council's major events manager Terry Karamaloudis said.
"Vehicle parking is permitted at the QEO with access via Gaol Road.
"Patrons should note that from 4pm on Saturday no more vehicles will be permitted to enter the QEO and all patrons for the football/netball that have parked in the QEO carpark will need to exit via Gaol Road."
A number of traders have set their sights on opening while the festivities are taking place, a move that has been encouraged by organisers.
"With an expected crowd of 40,000 on the night you would logically expect that cafes, restaurants, bars and other eating establishments should trade pretty well," Mr Karamaloudis said.
Any business that has a licence to trade on the footpath will be able to do so, given that diners are willing to brave the night time weather.
Mayor Margaret O'Rourke encouraged people to take public transport to the event, with several park and ride shuttle bus stations set up around the CBD at Bendigo Racecourse, Lansell Square and Flora Hill's La Trobe University.
Bendigo Tramways will also be operating $3 shuttle services from the Central Deborah Gold Min and Bendigo Joss House.
Five white night bus routes will operate until 3pm to ferry commuters to Golden Square, Kangaroo Flat, Epsom, Eaglehawk and Strathdale.
And V/Line is putting on extra coaches and trains for out-of-towners looking to join in the event.
White Night will be held in Bendigo's CBD from 7pm tomorrow until 2am.
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Dopapod @ The Blockley September 14th, 2011 by Kelly Wassinger
The crowd was bumping to the contagious sounds of Dopapod, a Boston-based experimental-funk band this past Wednesday at The Blockely in Philadelphia, Pa. You couldn't help but move your feet as Eli Winderman (keyboard), Rob Compa (guitar), Chuck Jones (bass), and Neal Evans (drums) jammed out on stage turning out some of the funkiest tunes I've heard in a while. Glow sticks in hand, lights flashing to the music, fog machines, and just an overall party vibe from the audience kept the dance flowing all night. There was an interesting mix of old and young since the show was 18+, and although I personally prefer an older crowd, there were still enough familiar Blockley faces and good vibes to make the show a memorable one; and most Blockley shows are ones to be remembered. Followed by the crowd pleasing performances from Jeff Bujak a talented electronica-pianist from NY and Somata an incredible electro-jam band based in Philly, it wasn't hard for the crowd to get pumped up for Dopapod.
Dopapod's ability to successfully combine funk, jazz, trance, soul, and rock all into one genre shows just how vast the creativity of the band is, and that definitely all came out at this show. Performer Magazine describes Dopapod as "incredibly talented musicians," and I believe they are on their way to establishing a solid place in the realm of experimental funk and electronic jam bands not just on the East Coast, but maybe even throughout the country. Things got even hotter when Jeff Lloyd, guitarist and vocalist for the Heavy Pets, was invited to jam out on stage for a bit, and even through a minor technical malfunction the band raged on. Looking through the crowd all I could see were smiles and nods of approval as Pink Floyd's, "Time", started to play, and that wasn't even the encore, just a special treat towards the end of the show! Though, before you knew it, it was 2am and the crowd was slowly shuffling out the doors as they flicked on the lights, most of them I'm sure wishing that the show would go on all night. Many will be back to the Blockely soon for more raging to the likes of EOTO, Conspirator, Rubblebucket, and Splintered Sunlight.


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- Year Built: 1996
Designer Showcase on Hudson! Waterfront views surround you at this Piermont townhome. Recently renovated to the highest standards, this 2600 SF 4 Bed, 4.5 BA home's luxurious appointments include new hardwood floors, custom millwork & cabinetry, marble and granite counters, luxurious baths, radiant heat, chef's kitchen with lux appliances, a standby backup generator, and BEST OF ALL--your own ELEVATOR! The Great Room has soaring ceilings and a new gas fireplace flanked by French doors to the wrap-around waterfront deck. The formal dining room has a wall of windows and, thanks to the open floor plan, stunning river views are everywhere! There is a 1st floor en-suite bedroom, an upstairs Master Suite, 2-car garage with space for 3 cars, a finished lower level with a den, bedroom, and a full bath. Unwind in this luxurious retreat just steps from the Hudson, Piermont Village shops, restaurants and your members only amenities, including a year-round pool, gym, dressing room, health & tennis. 20 minutes to NYC. Visit this one of a kind residence today!
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Courtesy of: 608-Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
Office Phone: +18456340400
Listing Agent: Noemi Morales Barile
Updated: 18th August, 2019 7:52 PM.
309 Cottonwood Court Piermont, NY


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Colm O'Neill (IE) Colm is a designer and researcher working in Carlow (IE) Rotterdam (NL) and Brussels. His work is concerned with mediations of digital literacy through graphical, user and programmatic interfaces. The research and practice that result follow the ideals of free and open source development models.
MA Networked Media from the Piet Zwart Institute in Rotterdam / Graphic Design BA from ENSAV La Cambre Brussels. Member of Open Source Publishing.