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Chicken breast skewers glazed in a honey & mustard sauce, served with a smoky tomato dip.
Tender prawns in a crispy tempura batter, served with a sweet chilli dip.
A crispy, ale battered chicken breast with spicy mayo, cheese, lettuce, onion and tomato on a toasted sesame seed bun. Served with skinny cut fries, coleslaw and topped with beer-battered onion rings.
Bacon and crispy croutons served on a bed of fresh salad. Topped with crumbled blue cheese and French dressing.
Pieces of juicy butternut squash in a spicy tomato sauce, topped with Tenderstem® broccoli, reduced fat sour cream and spring onions.
Half a lemon and thyme chicken, served with sweet potato fries, corn on the cob and mayo.
Ripple meringue topped with a whip of cream and seasonal berries.
Custard sponge layered with vanilla ice cream, custard and rhubarb compote. Topped with a whip of cream.
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Served on crisp romaine lettuce with brown bloomer bread and butter.
Lightly seasoned in a crisp batter, served with a sweet chilli dip.
Tortilla chips topped with guacamole, reduced fat sour cream, Feta cheese, radishes and spring onions with Cajun cheese sauce.
Served with brown bloomer bread and butter.
Spiced breaded rosemary & buttermilk chicken goujons with a BBQ sauce.
Tortilla chips topped with smoky cowboy beans with pulled beef, guacamole, reduced fat sour cream, Feta cheese, radishes and spring onions with Cajun cheese sauce.
Rosemary & buttermilk chicken goujons, potato dippers, garlic breaded mushrooms, halloumi fries, beer-battered onion rings and garlic bread slices. Served with BBQ, spicy mayo and reduced fat sour cream dips.
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Two delicious 4oz steak burgers with melted Cheddar cheese.
Our award-winning wheat and soya-based burger, in a vegan burger bun, topped with BBQ pulled soya and burger sauce. Served with skinny cut fries and burger relish.
Two 4oz steak burgers topped with an oozy aged cheese sauce, Cheddar cheese, minced beef & flaked salt beef brisket in a sweet and spicy smoked paprika, harissa and BBQ sauce.
Our great tasting steaks are matured for a minimum of 21 days, cooked your way and served with garden peas, half a grilled tomato, mushrooms and chips
7oz minute steak topped with a melted garlic and parsley spread. Served with half a grilled tomato and skinny cut fries.
Firm, meaty and flavoursome. Best grilled rare to medium.
The sirloin balances leanness with a juicy texture for extra flavour.
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8oz sirloin steak topped with king prawns. Served with lightly seasoned, battered calamari±, chips, coleslaw and half a grilled tomato.
Half a minute steak, pork sausage, half a chicken breast and half a gammon steak. Served with beer-battered onion rings, chips, mushrooms, half a grilled tomato, fried egg, garden peas and peppercorn sauce.
Served with a rich Malbec sauce, minted crushed potatoes and Tenderstem® broccoli.
Served with your choice of chips or jacket potato, BBQ sauce and peas.
A fresh and tasty salad with mixed leaves, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, red pepper and red onion, drizzled with french dressing.
Hand-battered halloumi served with chips, your choice of mushy or garden peas and tartare sauce.
Chicken breast and spicy chorizo in a creamy sauce with a hint of red pesto, wrapped in a light filo pastry casing. Served with a lightly dressed side salad and buttered potatoes.
A medium-hot coconut curry with sweet potato, red pepper and green beans. Served with basmati rice and a crunchy chilli slaw.
Served with your choice of fried eggs, grilled pineapple rings, or one of each, half a grilled tomato, peas and chips or a jacket potato.
A medium-hot curry made with chicken breast in a tomato and cream sauce, topped with Greek style yoghurt. Served with basmati rice, naan bread and mango chutney.
Layers of pasta between a spinach, sweet potato & Feta sauce topped with a tomato ragu, Mozzarella and Cheddar cheese. Served with a garlic flatbread.
Half a rack of smoky pork ribs and a juicy smoky paprika chicken breast. Served with chips, garden peas and BBQ sauce.
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Chicken breast topped with sautéed mushrooms, Diane sauce, crispy fried onions and bacon. Served on a bed of mashed potato.
Tender pieces of beef in a rich imperial stout gravy, encased in a cheesy short crust pastry. Served with mashed potato, green beans and gravy.
Crispy breaded chicken breast with a hint of garlic, topped with crispy bacon, melted Cheddar cheese and a fried egg. Served with skinny cut fries and a salad garnish.
Succulent oven-baked cod loin served on a bed of ratatouille and buttered potatoes.
A chip-shop inspired platter! Freshly hand-battered fish, breaded scampi, battered sausage and mushy pea bites. Served with chips and tartare sauce.
Freshly hand-battered by our chefs to order, served with mushy or garden peas and tartare sauce.
Served with your choice of mushy or garden peas and tartare sauce.
A mix of sweet potato fries and skinny cut fries.
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A refreshing gin and tonic sorbet. Topped with fresh mint
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By Umair A. Shah, MD, MPH, NACCHO President and Executive Director of Harris County Public Health
This September marks the fourteenth annual National Preparedness Month, created to raise public awareness about the importance of preparedness and encourage Americans to plan for emergencies. Each year during the month of September, more than 3,000 national, state, and local organizations commemorate National Preparedness Month by promoting guidance and resources that help communities effectively prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters and other catastrophic events. Ultimately, National Preparedness Month helps to ensure every resident in our nation has the skills they need to protect themselves and their families during an emergency. Continue reading

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Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu turned to the citizens of Israel in an open letter on Saturday explaining his decision to release Palestinian prisoners as a gesture to the Palestinian Authority ahead of the renewal of peace talks in Washington next week.Netanyahu will take the decision to free the
prisoners before the cabinet on Sunday, Israeli officials said on
Opposition to prisoner release within coalition
Likud ministers said Netanyahu was pressuring them to support the prisoner release. But Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz told The Jerusalem Post he intended to vote against it."I cannot vote to free terrorist murderers, harm bereaved families, and encourage terror," Katz said. "I made my view very clear a week ago, so there is no point in pressuring me."Bayit Yehudi leader Naftali Bennett announced that his party's ministers would vote against the prisoner release. A source close to a Yisrael Beytenu minister said the party's ministers would be permitted by their leader Avigdor Liberman to vote according to their conscience.Deputy ministers Danny Danon and Avi Wortzman called upon ministers to vote against the proposal, which Wortzman called "dangerous and senseless." Land of Israel Caucus co-chairmen Yariv Levin (Likud) and Orit Struck (Bayit Yehudi) called the proposal "a shameful surrender to terror.""Israel is surrendering yet again," Levin (Likud) and Struck said in a joint statement. "The pace in which the government is backtracking from its declared positions before the talks have begun is very worrying."
Ben Hartman and Reuters contributed to this report.
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'We meet on Wednesdays between September & June every year.'
'Our meetings are held ... Wednesdays 19.30 - 21.45, Sep-May'.
'We meet at 7.30 pm on the third Thursday of the month, Jan-Nov.'
Fortnightly winter meetings, Friday evenings.
Occasional lectures.
'The Curtis Museum in Alton is home to one of the finest local history collections in Hampshire, exploring 100 million years of the region's past. ... The Allen Gallery is an intimate setting for one of the south's most outstanding collections of ceramics. The gallery hosts an impressive and varied selection of pottery, porcelain and tiles dating from 1250 to the present day ... The Friends of the Allen Gallery and Curtis Museum was founded in 1934. Their aim is to promote, assist and improve the Allen Gallery and the Curtis Museum ... The Friends enjoy a programme of talks from September to May and have two summer outings.'
'We hold a society meeting every month ... Our meetings begin with discussion of current events of astronomy interest and brief reports from the committee. This is followed by a presentation by a guest speaker or member on an astronomy or cosmology topic.'
'The monthly meetings are held ... generally on the second Friday of the month (7.30 for 8.00 pm).'
'We meet each month ... on a Sunday evening at 7.30 for talks and discussions.'
'The trust initiates its own art and craft projects as well as supporting and facilitating others. To cover administrative costs it organises a programme of lectures from September to May each year, on a variety of subjects relating to the arts and architecture.'
'A series of evening talks on subjects of interest to members are held from October to March ... starting at 8 pm. Non-members are welcome to attend.'
'Meetings are held on the second Monday of each month. They begin at 7.30 pm.'
'The Hampshire Group was established in May 2002 and by the end of its first year had already attracted over 100 members. We are fortunate in serving the county Jane Austen knew and loved best, where she was born, where almost all of her novels were written, and where she is buried. Our members are also particularly well placed to attend the Society's annual meeting in Chawton each July and to benefit from other Jane Austen events which find a natural location in the county.'
Occasional talks and related events.
'The Mid-Hants Railway Preservation Society has eight Regional Groups that hold regular social gatherings each month in the South of England ... Speakers are invited each month to give talks, slideshows, films or videos on a wide range of transport-related topics, not just railways.'
'Meet ... on the fourth Thursday of the month at 7.30 pm.'
'Holds ten evening lectures during the year at 8pm (preceded by a glass of wine) on the second Tuesday of the month ... The lectures cover a wide range of subjects from individual artists to art movements through to music, architecture and the decorative arts. A précis appears in our quarterly Newsletter so you should have an idea of the content of the evening in advance ... Unlike many societies we do not have a waiting list, being fortunate in the size of our meeting venue which is the limiting factor for many groups. Guests are welcome at our lectures (on payment of a small fee).'
'TAS Farnham is one of the largest Decorative and Fine Arts Societies in the UK with 10 lectures a year on the third Tuesday of each month, except July and August. Meetings are held at 10.30 in the Great Hall of the Maltings which seats 400 people.'
'We meet ... on 4th Wednesday of the month January to June & September to December.'
Occasional meetings.
Organize an Annual Memorial Lecture - normally held in October - plus occasional other events.
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Don't miss these five things — and more — at the Peter Anderson Festival
Take a 30-second tour of the Peter Anderson Fest in Ocean Springs
The 38th annual Peter Anderson Arts and Crafts Festival is in full swing in beautiful downtown Ocean Springs.
If you plan on going Saturday or Sunday, know that parking is pretty tight but free transportation is available. To catch the bus, park at Ocean Springs Upper Elementary or Oak Park Elementary, both at 2300 Government St. Buses are also running from Greyhound Stadium at 1005 Hanley Road.
There are more than 200 vendors set up. Be sure not to miss these five things — and plenty more — at the festival:
Scuba Steve Clothing
One of the Coast's favorite clothiers, Scuba Steve Clothing, has a booth set up on the corner of Washington Avenue and Government Street selling its colorful coastal attire.
And the good news is that Scuba Steve himself, aka Steve Johnson, is at his booth. Johnson was diagnosed with cancer about a year ago.
"I'm doing great and I'm really glad to be here," Johnson said.
This is the first festival Johnson's attended in almost a year, so be sure to stop buy and but a shirt and snag a free hug.
Nana's Gourmet Goodies
If you start craving something sweet during your journey around the festival, look for Nana's Gourmet Goodies in Cash Alley. Nana Miller and her family made the trek down from Vancleave with their famous mini pound cakes, which are available in 13 flavors. The flavors include sweet potato, Key lime and 7-Up.
Christopher Inglis Stebly
If you are looking for the official poster of the festival, why not get one directly from the source. Artist Christopher Inglis Stebly has a booth set up near the main entrance where he is selling his posters, art and t-shirts.
Mann Kettle Corn
It's sweet, it's salty and it's a hit at the Peter Anderson Festival. Mann Kettle Corn of Hurley has a booth right off of Washington Avenue. They are cooking the kettle corn right on the spot.
Norm Bait Lures
Sure, it's a festival centered around pottery, but there's something pretty remarkable about hand-made fishing lures. Norm Bait Lures of Saucier has hundreds of hand-made lures ready for the wall or the mouth of a fish.
And there's plenty more to see and do. The festival runs until 5 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.
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The cemetery was begun in April 1917, on the new front resulting from the Battles of Arras, and it was used by the units holding that front until the following November. These original burials are in Plot VI, Row K, and Plot I, Rows A to F. The cemetery was greatly enlarged after the Armistice by the concentration of graves from the neighbouring battlefields and from other burial grounds.
The cemetery covers an area of 9,402 square metres and is enclosed by rubble walls on three sides. A tablet in the cemetery records the fact that the site was given by the widow of a Captain in the French 72nd Infantry Regiment, killed in action in August 1914.
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Jay Holgate
Director of Recruiting
Responsible for education, development, communication and promotion of Pro Impact Sports recruiting clients.
Graduated from University of South Carolina with a Bachelor's degree in Business Marketing. Recently worked at GATA Sports in Atlanta as an on-site recruiting adviser. Has worked as football analyst on sports radio, tv and Bleacher Report.
Hillary Borden
Director of Pro Impact TV/youtube
Graduated from Florida State University with a Bachelor's degree in Media Communication Studies. While at FSU, she worked for Seminole Productions where she interviewed student athletes for Seminole Sports Magazine which aired on Fox Sun Sports.
She currently work for iHeartMedia as a promotions assistant, and she also interviews up-and-coming artists for iHeartMedia country station's website.
Gil Morales
Director of Baseball Operations
Played college baseball at University of North Florida. Has 3 state championships in his high school baseball coaching career. Founder of Dynasty baseball, and President of Scorpions North organization.
Matt Hardy
Head of Marketing/ Recruiting Analyst
College: Played Defensive Back for Charleston Southern University where he was a three year starter and graduated with a major in Communications and a minor in kinesiology.
Fred Highsmith
Head recruiting analyst of Pro Impact Sports
Pro: Highsmith was a 5 time Florida Football Semi-Pro all-Star. And played Linebacker for the Jacksonville X Men.
College: Played Fullback and Linebacker for Louisiana-Lafayette.
Andrew "Sponge" Franklin
Director of Pro Impact Elite 7on7 / Pro Impact News
College: Played Wide Receiver for New Berry College. Transferred to The University of Florida where he graduated.
Senior Vice President of Pro Impact Sports
NFL: 3rd Round draft Pick to the New England Patriots where he played safety and won the Super Bowl in 2005. Signed with the Houston Texans in 2006 as a Free Agent.
College: Played Safety under Head Coach Steve Spurrier at the University of Florida. Guss holds the SEC record for forced fumbles, he was a 4-time Iron Gator award winner (pound for pound strongest player on the team), Has a Florida Gator record for the most plays from scrimmage.
Gerard Ross
Founder of Pro Impact Sports
NFL: Played Cornerback for the Seattle Seahawks under Head Coach Mike Holmgren.
College: Graduated in 2005 with a Sports Management degree from Florida State University, where Ross played Cornerback under Head Coach Bobby Bowden. Ross also was a member of the ACC Honor Roll and won the 2005 Academic Achievement Award.
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Aurora Robson: Sea Change Opens at The Halsey/
Every job has its perks, and I got to have an up close and personal look at Aurora Robson setting up her site-specific installation at the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art this week for the Sea Change opening.
Y'all. I'm dying here! I fangirled so hard, I was sure they'd ask me to leave.
Not only is she such a cool person, but Robson is an incredible and incredibly accomplished artist focused on environmental issues, especially plastic debris in our oceans. And she's even done a series of pieces using junk mail, which is so serendipitously timed with my last post. Her installation in the Halsey is SO COOL. I'm not sure I can use my photos of it here, but here's a link to them.
So here's a screen cap of CofC's Instagram from earlier this week:
That's TRASH! From the ocean. And it's so pretty! Ok. So imagine a full room-sized installation of that, with really fun lighting, and you'll have an idea why I'm so excited. It's colorful, impactful, textural, and very thought provoking. I love the concepts of her work, but honestly I'd love it even without that. Just from a purely visual perspective, her work is a delight. (Insert shameless fangirling here.)
Plastic water bottles (and you know how I feel about plastic litter) and laundry detergent tops are strung together to mimic organic and foreign forms, ordinary everyday objects take on an otherworldly and captivating aura in this large installation. And all of it was pulled from our seas before being cleaned, transformed, and given a new life. Again, my photos of Aurora's installation process are now up on CofC's website here!
AND fellow artist Chris Jordan is a pretty heavy hitter as well. Those images of the albatross skeletons filled with plastic are bound to haunt you. I can't stop thinking about them.
Oh, and it's free. The Halsey is free and open to the public.
So there's no reason for you not to check it out.
And hey! Shoot-dang! Let's be honest. You're going to go out this weekend and burn off some steam and spend too much money, right? Why not make it a weekend for the water? If you're not into art (you savage), hit the Tour de Ashley benefitting the Charleston Waterkeeper! There will be beer and food trucks and music, and if you don't like any of those things, you are no longer allowed to read this blog.
Seriously. Shoo. Get.
Into surfing, water sports, or cool films? Head to the Carolina Surf Film Festival, which benefits non-profit Surfer's Healing and raises awareness for the Charleston Waterkeeper and the Surfrider Foundation. This year's film fest is at Brickhouse Kitchen, and we all know that place is a good time.
Happy weekend, y'all! Whatever you do, do it with purpose, so get out there and party for the planet!


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Center for the Arts Evergreen is now in full swing for the holiday season. On Friday, the center hosted its opening Holiday Show and Gift Shop reception. The gallery morphed into a jubilant showcase of one-of-a-kind handmade gifts and seasonal items from both Evergreen and Front Range artists. The show will be open until Dec. 29, giving everyone a chance to shop even after Christmas.
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Pale Crosses Tablecloth
Pale Crosses Tablecloth
The newest addition to the kitchen range these table cloths are made from 100% linen and are screen printed and sewn in the UK.
The delicate greys within the print are designed to sit within any interior and compliment our range of napkins.
The standard size is 140 x 180 cm however if you would like to request a custom size please get in touch.
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The fitness center at Twin Lakes Senior Living Community is open to anyone 50+ who would like to join. Equipped with an aquatic center, fitness room, exercise classes and staff who are specifically trained to create workout plans for a mature population, this may be one of the best kept secrets in Montgomery, Ohio.
Our fitness center, called The Connection, is an amenity designed for the many people who live within our senior living community, but memberships have always been available to those who don't reside on campus.
This is great news for those looking for an facility focused on the health and wellness of those 50 and older.
Here's what members have access to.
The Aquatic Center
The Connection offers a 75-foot pool kept at 89 degrees. With swimming lanes, regularly scheduled aquatic classes and a variety of accessories to use during your workout it's one of the best locations for the 50+ population to maintain their health and well-being.
Aquatic accessories for your use include:
- Kick boards
- Resistance foam dumbbells
- Foam noodles
- Float belts
- Webbed gloves
- Foot fins
- Resistance hand fans
All items are kept stored in the pool area and Wellness Specialists are always available to answer questions, demonstrate how to use equipment, or meet with you on a regular basis to help you accomplish your goals.
Working with a Wellness Specialist at The Connection is always free of charge as it is part of your membership.
Aquatic Bikes
Unique to our facility are underwater bikes. These are available for members to use and a Wellness Specialist will be happy to drop one into the pool for you as well as offer some brief instructions on how to ride it. We also offer classes that include aquatic cycling.
Some members enjoy riding stationary bikes in the water as opposed to on land because it relieves the strain on knees and any area of the body that is submerged.
After working out many members take advantage of the whirlpool within the Aquatic Center. Sometimes called a hot tub, the whirlpool has pressurized jets and is kept 102 degrees. Soaking in the whirlpool is not just an indulgence, but a therapeutic treatment as the heat and jets release tension from, and knead sore muscles. A great way to relax and reset your mental state before or after a workout.
The Fitness Room
The fitness room is well stocked with a variety of workout equipment specifically designed for those 50+. Many new members schedule a session with a Wellness Specialist to discuss what they want to accomplish and to establish goals.
Whether your goal is to increase flexibility, improve endurance or recover from an injury; they will work with you to create a program that meets your needs and will teach you how to use equipment best suited for your goals.
Fitness room equipment available for your use includes:
Keiser equipment- This uses air pressure making resistance adjustments as easy as pressing a button. The equipment includes: a leg press, upper back, leg extension, lateral pull down, seated leg curl, and a biaxial chest press.
Nusteps- Recumbent cross trainers that combine a comfortable seated position with a smooth stepping action.
Treadmills- Cross trainers that simulates walking, running or stair climbing, giving you a challenging cardio workout without stress on muscles and joints, thereby decreasing the risk of impact injuries.
Eliptical- An upright bike that has a smooth natural knee movement to improve the user's functional gait. Seat adjusts up/down and fore/aft to ensure correct form for the user.
Scifi Bike- Simulates walking, running, or climbing by using adjustable incline and multiple console options.
Free Weights- Hand held dumbbells ranging from 2.5 lbs to 15 lbs. Also available to use in combination with our Nautilus weight bench.
Your plan and progress are all recorded on a card for you to use as a reference during your workout. Again, this service is part of your membership to The Connection.
The Connection classes are designed for the 50+ community and are free to members, so whether you have been working out for years or are new to fitness, there's a class for you.
Land and aquatic classes include chair yoga, balance and flexibility training, circuit training, and even an aquatic class ideal for those with arthritis, injuries or beginning an aquatic exercise program.
There's also a fun dance fitness class designed to improve cardio, coordination, muscle toning, and endurance.
Fitness Center Amenities
Locker rooms are located within the Connection and include towels, plastic bags for wet bathing suits, blow dryers and lockers. Everything you need for your workout!
If you are 50+ and looking for a fitness and wellness center that designs classes and workout routines to meet your unique needs, we invite you to contact us on-line, stop by for a tour, or give us a call at 513-247-1300.


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Check Your Competency
What is Competency mapping?
Competency mapping is the process of identification of the competencies required to perform successfully a given job/role/a set of tasks at a given point of time. It consists of breaking a given role or job into its constituent tasks or activities and identifying the competencies such as technical, managerial, behavioral, conceptual knowledge, attitudes, skills, etc. needed to perform the same successfully.
Competency mapping is used as the basis for any competency assessment that can be done at a later stage. It is the assessment of the extent to which a given individual or a set of individuals possess these competencies required by a given role or set of roles or levels of roles. The output of a comprehensive competency mapping of key positions is a role directory with required competencies.


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The honor of opening the Kamchatka peninsula belongs to Russian Cossacks, who came to the local virgin birch forests already in the middle of the XVII century. While the Coast of Avacha Bay is home to one of the Itelmen birth, from which the Cossacks began to take the yasak. After joining Kamchatka to Russia Russian settlement was founded here in 1740 due to the need to prepare ships for winter parking preparing second Kamchatka expedition of Vitus Bering.
Better place to start an expedition to remote and unexplored coast of America could not be imagined. From a small village grew Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky (first - Petropavlovsk harbor / port) that gets its name from the name of the ship "Saint Peter" and "St. Paul", where in the same year arrived in Niakinu cove Vitus Bering.
Today, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky - is the administrative, industrial and cultural center of Kamchatka Krai, a city of military glory. It is located in the southeast of the peninsula of the same name, and the number of its inhabitants reaches 181 thousand. The city does not have the administrative division into regions or districts.
It is a city without trams, trolleybuses, and especially without the subway - in any part of the city can be easily reached on foot or by bus.
Increased seismic hazard makes risk for construction of tall buildings in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, so the buildings at 12 and 16 floors, built to withstand an earthquake of magnitude of 10 points, is the exception rather than the rule.
Petropavlovsk people love their city and love to acquaint him with his guests. You certainly will talk about the historical center next to Peter's hills, the Theatre Square, the beach on Ozernovsky bay-bar and advise to visit Paratun thermal springs.
In Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky is rapidly developing tourism: lots of travel agencies annually attract to the city and its surroundings tens of thousands of people - fans of outdoor activities. Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky is the starting point of the most interesting tourist routes, designed as both beginners and experienced hikers.
Guests visit the famous volcanoes of Kamchatka Peninsula (Gorely, Kluchevskoy, Uzon, Flat Tolbachik, etc.), The healing thermal mineral springs and the Valley of Geysers, make hiking, helicopter, horseback riding, boating, rafting Fast, left Shchapina etc. . Excursions to the national village provides the opportunity to experience the unique culture of indigenous peoples of the North - Koryak, Itelmen and Evens.
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky is surrounded by natural monuments. So, is inextricably linked with the idea of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky picturesque Avacha bay, which is visible from almost anywhere in the city. It was there that the Pacific is the largest trade port of Russia and the base of the Russian Pacific Fleet. Military, dry cargo vessels, liquid bulk, industrial and passenger ships an endless line come into the port, and take the goods are unloaded, echoed shrill whistles, and at night, bouncing off the surface of the water, paths of light run along the waves...
Near the town is located a ridge of the three volcanoes reflected on the coat of arms of Petropavlovsk called home. Two of them - Koryak and avachinsky – acting. On their slopes and slope of the third - Kozel'skii volcano - almost year-round work climbing and ski resorts. Beautiful view of the volcanoes opened from Mishennaya Sopka.
In contrast to the Koryaksky, training and equipment for climbing to Avacha and Kozelskiy volcanoes is not required. Most ski resorts are located directly within the precincts of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky: this "extreme", "Edelweiss", "Central", "Kirpichiki", "Krasnaya Sopka" and others. Relevant international rules IBU skiing and biathlon tracks reaches 3.5 kilometers in length.
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You know nothing Jon Snow! A classic line from Game of Thrones but we've got quite a wait on our hands before we can tuck into season 8. The exact release date has not been confirmed but we've heard rumours that it will be some time in 2019.
We've got an antagonising wait ahead of us, but in the meantime Sky has a half price sale on Game of Thrones themed Sky TV remotes.
Starting at £7.49 there are three versions of the Game of Thrones themed Sky Q remote covers. A Sky+HD remote in the same theme is £12.49. Not into Game of Thrones? No worries, there are also WWE Undertaker, football, Star Wars and Disney's Frozen themed covers on sale.
The deal doesn't just apply to remotes, you can get speakers from £15 and significant discounts on tablets and TVs. Sky has knocked a fiver of the KitSound Boom Cube Portable Bluetooth Speaker in both Black or Gun Metal (grey).
It's now £87.50 for a Samsung Galaxy Tab E Tablet 9.6. It comes with 8GB of internal storage and connects to the wi-fi.
If you're looking to buy a TV from Sky the Philips 43" 4K UHD HDR Smart TV with Ambilight has seen its price slashed from £535 to £390 in the Sky Half Term sale.
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Sky TV prices start at £20 for the Sky Entertainment pack. Over an 18-month contract, you'll get 370 channels to watch including the free-to-air channels and more than 75 entertainment channels as well as Sky's premium exports Sky Atlantic and Sky One.
If you've already got your telly sorted and you just want a internet connection from Sky, its Unlimited Broadband package, with speeds up to 17Mbps, is £20 a month. As an added bonus, Sky is giving away £50 cashback when you sign up to this plan or any of the other broadband packages. There's a £9.95 set up fee.
For the same monthly price you can also get Sky Fibre Broadband with speeds up to 38Mbps. While this may be a cheap deal there is a catch, the usage is not unlimited and you will be capped at 25GB which can hinder how much you download and stream.
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Just as no LGBT social media feed is safe from a conservative troll's keyboard, anyone who's out and about IRL can encounter bigoted bystanders.
Picture this. I ask a boy out for drinks to a nearby bar and we find ourselves casually flirting over a few drinks. We're enjoying each other's company, not hurting anyone, when a group of homophobes blurts out a harsh "mga bakla!" All of a sudden, our romantic bubble bursts and we're confronted by a fight or flight situation. Instead of welcoming anymore possible judgment, or worse, physical harm, we decide to leave.
Such an example is only one among infinite forms of harassment that LGBT people can experience out in the real world. Too often, people fail to realize how hate sanctions our day to day lives. And while there is a notion of tolerance for being queer in our country, what we're still deprived of is pure acceptance.
While statistically, the Philippines stands among the most liberal Asian nations when it comes to LGBT citizens, we still lack legal inclusivity and protection. There have been numerous organizations that have assembled a list of safe spaces for LGBT people, this magazine included, but we're still left wondering: how can we be assured of safety?
A bill which "aims to make our streets and public spaces safer for Filipinas and the LGBT community," it penalizes catcalling, wolf whistling, and homophobic or transphobic slurs.
During a senate hearing a year ago, Sen. Risa Hontiveros provided the government with the very first lens for homophobic, transphobic, and gender-based unjust vexation through her Safe Spaces Bill. A bill which "aims to make our streets and public spaces safer for Filipinas and the LGBT community," it penalizes catcalling, wolf whistling, and homophobic or transphobic slurs. In addition, it features a long-term goal of educating children in schools about harassment through age-appropriate modules. Besides creating a map of Safe Space Zones—venues where management is equipped to deal with patrons' reports of harassment—it provides a comprehensive system of defining sexual harassment in public spaces and the corresponding penalties for such.
To demonstrate these measures, Quezon City police officers, judges, and prosecutors are trained on how to be more gender-sensitive in addressing sexual harassment reports, through a Safe Cities program by GALANG. In other words, authorities will begin to listen and take action—a service for a life free from fear, one safe space at a time.
While this bill is in the works, what can be done? Ultimately, we can break our silence by alarming authorities for every crime committed and educating those around us about behavior that shouldn't be tolerated in public. Now is the time to hear out testimonies and draw courage from each other's voices. By seeking solidarity about the importance of this bill, we may soon have a better grip on our safety.
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BBC says 'no' to Comedy Awards
BBC One has turned down the chance to air this year's British Comedy Awards, according to new reports.
ITV has aired the event for the past 17 years but last week announced it did not want to broadcast it this year, following alleged problems with phone votes for the People's Choice award.
BBC One controller Peter Fincham decided not to step in because of the bad publicity such a move might attract, according to MediaGuardian. His decision comes amid a flurry of stories about the corporation's own phone polls, including one to name the Blue Peter cat.
It leaves Channel 4 as the frontrunner to broadcast this year's awards, scheduled to go ahead in December with Jonathan Ross as host.
A meeting between the broadcaster and producer Michael Hurll Television is said to be 'imminent'.
By partnering with the commercial channel, the production company would still be able to sign lucrative sponsorship deals that would have been restricted by BBC rules.
The show's producers are also understood to have met with Sky One, but a deal is unlikely to be struck, MediaGuardian says.
Last week ITV said it had 'postponed' its broadcast of the awards while media law firm Olswang investigates alleged phone-voting irregularities.
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Story By: PAUL HARKENRIDER / PATRIOT SPRINT TOUR – OHSWEKEN, ONT – The largest 360 sprint car race in the north east is next on docket for the Patriot Sprint Tour drivers as they will join close to 70 other teams from all over the country competing for $10,000 (USD).
With a strong influx of race teams converging this weekend in Southern Ontario, it is by far the most difficult race to win all season. One Patriot Sprint Tour driver was able to accomplish that back in 2015 when it was Bryan Howland coming out on top over Steve Poirier and Parker Price-Miller in what was arguably the most the exciting Canadian Sprint Car Nationals finish to date.
Could the 14th annual Canadian Nationals be the next year a PST driver comes out on top?
Here is a preview of the PST teams competing at Ohsweken this weekend:
Chuck Hebing- Ontario, NY
The winningest driver in tour history, Chuck Hebing is on his way to claiming his third career Patriot Sprint Tour Championship. Hebing is having another banner year in the 45 notching wins at Albany Saratoga, Ransomville, Clinton County, Brockville, and most recently at Woodhull. He also has top five finishes at Fulton, BAPS, and Selinsgrove Speedway.
The Cobra is well seasoned veteran during this event and will be making his 13th start at the nationals. The back to back runner up finishes back in 2009 and 2010 are career highs for Hebing. In his 12 starts, he has posted a total of eight top ten finishes.
Jordan Thomas- Harding, PA
The story of the 2017 Canadian Sprint Car Nationals was when Jordan Thomas went wheel to wheel with California's Carson Macedo during the A-Main. Macedo ended up taking home the win, but Thomas was certainly within striking distance of taking the lead at several points of the race. Thomas would settle for a runner up position but is certainly looking to do one better this coming weekend.
This will be Thomas's fifth career attempt at the Canadian Nationals and has been able to qualify for the A Main every year he has attended. In 2016, he was quick time overall of the 65 cars in attendance and he took home a 13th place finish.
Kyle Drum- Wayland, NY
Kyle Drum has continued to be a consistent driver with the Patriots over the last several years posting several podium and top ten finishes.
In three CSCN starts, Drum has qualified for the show twice with a career best, 14th place finish back in 2005.
Scott Goodrich- Middletown, NY
The 2018 contender for the PST Newcomer of the year will be making his first ever Nationals start this weekend making the long tow from Middletown, NY. Goodrich has been getting faster in the second half of the season posting a pair of top ten finishes last month at both Woodhull and Outlaw speedways. Goodrich was also able to qualify for PST Make Up A Main which also takes place this Friday night.
Pete Richardson- Vernon, NY
Pete Richardson is also continuing to improve with 360 program racing full time with the Patriot Sprints in 2018. Richardson currently rides fifth in points overall and will be his second attempt at the Canadian Nationals after failing to qualify in 2017.
Steve Glover-Ontario, NY
Also attempting to qualify for his first ever CSCN in his second start is Steve Glover. Glover is back to racing full time with PST in 2018 and currently rides sixth in points. Glover has had perfect attendance on the tour this season with several solid runs to his name.
Jared Zimbardi- Bradford, PA
The five time and defending series champion has raced a limited schedule with the Patriots in 2018 but has been fast in the starts he has made including an A-Main win at Outlaw Speedway dating back to last month. Zimbardi is one of the few drivers that has attempted to qualify for all CSCN events up to this point.
Zimbardi has four career wins at Ohsweken in PST competition, however, he has yet to win this illustrious event in his storied career. Zimbardi's best finish during the nationals is a tenth-place finish back in 2014.
Joe Trenca- Clay, NY
The Salt City Outlaw has also been on a limited schedule with the Patriots in 2018 but when Joe Trenca is in attendance, he is always a threat to win. Trenca will also representing the Patriot Sprint Tour this weekend making his sixth career start at the CSCN. Trenca has been able to qualify for the event once in five starts where he posted a respectable eight place finish in 2014.
Parker Evans- Owego, NY
Parker Evans has had a few consistent finishes with the Patriots in 2018 and will be looking to do the same this weekend at Ohsweken. This will be Evans third career start at the nationals with a career best 18th place finish back in 2016.
A number of these drivers will be racing both nights on September 14 and 15 on Canadian Sprint Car Nationals weekend. Their will be a makeup feature event from the July 20 PST show that was postponed due to rain in the Friday program. The race will pay $3,333 to win and points will go towards the 2018 PST Canadian Tour. Due to the heats and B Main's being complete in 2018, the lineup has been set, and no other driver can attempt to qualify.
For more information pertaining to this weekend and the rest of the 2018 seasons, please be sure to log onto www.patriotsprinttour.com and to like us on facebook. You can also follow @PatriotSprints on Instagram and twitter.
Canadian Sprint Car Nationals History
Year CSCN Champions
2005-19 Kenny Jacobs
2006- 28fm Steve Poirier
2007- 28fm Steve Poirier
2008- 94j Wayne Johnson
2009- 3g Shane Stewart
2010- 3gx Shane Stewart
2011- 15h Sam Hafertepe Jr.
2012- 28fm Steve Poirier
2013- 3g Shane Stewart
2014- 1z Jessica Zemken Friesen
2015- 51 Bryan Howland
2016- 67x Parker Price Miller
2017- 3g Carson Macedo
NBN A – Main #1 Winner NBN A – Main #2 Winner
2005 Not Raced Not Raced
2006 33k Kyle Patrick 32b Justin Barger
2007 Rained Out Rained Out
2008 87 Jason Barney 2m Dustin Daggett
2009 151kb Brian McDonald 3g Shane Stewart
2010 0 Glenn Styres 2m Dustin Daggett
2011 3g Shane Stewart 2m Dustin Daggett
2012 Rained Out Rained Out
2013 22h Randy Hannagan 51 Bryan Howland
2014 22h Randy Hannagan 17 Jared Horstman
2015 05 Brad Loyet 51 Bryan Howland
2016 47x Dylan Westbrook 17 Jared Horstman
2017 15h Sam Hafertepe Jr. 3g Carson Macedo
Year Fastest Qualifier Time / MPH
2005 19 Kenny Jacobs 13.377 Sec / 100.919 MPH
2006 25m Ken Mackey 13.717 Sec / 98.418 MPH
2007 51 Bryan Howland 13.614 Sec / 99.163 MPH
2008 45 Chuck Hebing 13.613 Sec / 99.039 MPH
2009 0 Glenn Styres 14.288 Sec / 94.484 MPH
2010 14 Jessica Zemken Friesen 13.995 Sec / 96.463 MPH
2011 15h Sam Hafertepe Jr. 13.682 Sec / 98.670 MPH
2012 80 Chris Steele 13.308 Sec / 101.443 MPH
2013 22h Randy Hannagan 13.754 Sec / 98.153 MPH
2014 45 Chuck Hebing 14.158 Sec / 95.352 MPH
2015 97 Parker Price Miller 14.136 Sec / 95.501 MPH
2016 79 Jordan Thomas 14.851 Sec / 90.903 MPH
2017 15h Sam Hafertepe Jr. 13.714 Sec / 98.440 MPH
Year Ohsweken Shootout Sponsor
2005 38m Nick Mulheim Village Pizza
2006 85 Dustin Daggett Village Pizza
2007 42w Rick Wilson Village Pizza
2008 28fm Steve Poirier Village Pizza
2009 28fm Steve Poirier Village Pizza
2010 14 Jessica Zemken Friesen Village Pizza
2011 7x Jamie Collard Ohsweken Speedway
2012 45 Chuck Hebing Ohsweken Speedway
2013 14h Jim Huppunen TJSlideways.com
2014 33k Kyle Patrick Dave McLeod Memorial
2015 10b Mitch Brown Dave McLeod Memorial
2016 28fm Steve Poirier Dave McLeod Memorial
2017 79 Jordan Thomas Dave McLeod Memorial
Dave MacLeod Memorial Mr. Sprint Car Challenge
Year Winner
2007 37s JR Stewart
2008 28fm Steve Poirier
2009 28fm Steve Poirier
2010 14 Jessica Zemken Friesen
2011 77x Wayne Johnson
2012 22h Randy Hannagan
2013 8b Alain Bergeron
Kevin Ward Jr. Young Stars Challenge
Year Winner
2014 10 Mitch Brown
2015 17h Max Stambaugh
2016 123 Yan Bilodeau
2017 67x Parker Price Miller
Corr/Pak Merchandising "Bill Peer Memorial"
Best Appearing Car
Year Driver
2005 Not Awarded
2006 Not Awarded
2007 51 Bryan Howland
2008 87 Jason Barney
2009 6s JR Stewart
2010 10 Mitch Brown
2011 55v Patrick Vigneault
2012 2 Kyle Sauder
2013 21 Don Adamczyk
2014 10c Jeff Cook
2015 79 Jordan Thomas
2016 22 Shawn Sliter
2017 16 Ryan Ruhl


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Trout Tickling
I'm so tickled! Well, the trout is.
Trout tickling has been practiced for many centuries. (Nope, I'm not kidding.) Shakespeare mentioned this curiously named practice in Twelfth Night, saying:
"Close, in the name of jesting! Lie thou there, for here comes the trout that must be caught with tickling."
And in the interest of clarification, trout tickling is defined as "the mystical art of rubbing a trout's underbelly until it goes into a lax, trance-like state." It's apparently similar to catfish noodling, but let's not even go there.
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Statistically, one of them should be a Vita title, likely due to be revealed at E3! Take your pick... Bloodborne sounds a little too "epic" for a handheld, while Kill Strain and Entwined sound either too hardcore or hint at a deepness that Sony probably won't risk on a portable. Which, I reckon, leaves Guns Up! or Everything's Game as the Vita title in the pack.
Note though, that Everything's Game is an Sony Online title, so could be a cross-platform, quiz type thing to bring family players together.
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Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
Sequels are a tough business. Despite being constantly fed into the marketplace, it's rare that they live up to the success and capture the magic of the original film on which they are based.
In the case of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, the sequels have been fun. Or at least, that had been the case (for the most part) until now. The new film "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales" lacks the fun and can't sustain the promise of the earlier films in the franchise.
The general plot in "Dead Men Tell No Tales" is of the search for the Trident of Poseidon. This legendary artifact bestows total control over the seas to its possessor. Henry Turner (Brenton Thwaites) is looking for this artifact to help his father, who is trapped in a watery grave. Henry enlists the assistance of the illustrious Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp).
Jack is being hunted by the vicious Captain Salazar (Javier Bardem) in Salazar's quest to eliminate all the pirates from the seas. This leads our heroes Henry, Jack and Carina Smyth (Kaya Scodelario) — who is under investigation for being a witch — on a high-seas adventure. Can the trio work with others to find the Trident or will they get lost at sea?
"Lost at sea" is a good phrase for describing this film. From the opening scene, we are led on a meandering journey that should elicit joy. Instead, I felt like I was watching a franchise that had left its better days behind it. The original film, and some of the subsequent sequels, showcased a whimsical Jack Sparrow character who was fun. Instead, Depp's portrayal here felt forced and borderline painful.
Action sequences were swift and engaging, but lacked the punch needed to be special. At times, I felt some of the fights were about a more violent and shocking exhibition rather than the choreographed mayhem of the previous films.
Much of the story felt forgettable, though I'd be remiss if I didn't mention there is some plunder in a scene after the credits conclude.
While some scenes were definitely fun to watch on the big screen, I just couldn't shake the feeling of a well drained of all its water. If the filmmakers intend to go any further with this franchise, the element of fun needs to be restored. Until then, I'm thinking more and more, a pirate's life may not be for me.
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This is a pretty good report on the state of our Greenwich real estate market/
A reader (I always assume that readers who send along articles wish to remain anonymous, but I'm happy to give credit, so just let me know if I have permission to use your name) offers up this story from Institutional Investors Alpha", "The reckoning on Round Hill Road".
It's set up to block copying excerpts, so if you want to read it, you'll have to follow the link. Basically, nothing you haven't read here before: the days of $1,000,000 annual bonuses for hedge-funders are gone (computers at quant firms get no bonuses at all, and their human operators are averaging $200,000 Christmas presents), the new, young rich coming from the city want neighborhoods, not 15-acre (huge) house on the Prairie living, and Connecticut's punitive taxation of hedge funds, with more draconian rates on the horizon, is driving the funds to greener pastures.
Reporters love looming disaster stories, and when those stories involve the rich, a certain schadenfreude infests their coverage, but in this case, I think the report captures the essence of what's going on here, particularly in our Back Country.


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4 Questions to Ask When Optimizing Your Channel Strategy
You must also align your sales channels with customer demand. When sales channels overlap in functions, both costs and customer frustration increase. How can you best allocate the channel mix to controls costs? And to be sure that customer needs are satisfied?
Here are a few things you should consider when optimizing your channel strategy.
Which products should be sold to which customers through which channels?
There are many factors to consider when thinking about channel product fit. Some things to consider here include:
Also, consider the channel preferences of your end customers. What is the easiest way to do that? By talking to them. One idea is to do an annual purchase behavior study. It should look at both clients and prospects, allowing you to collect thousands of data points. This eliminates over reacting to single or anecdotal data that you may encounter.
Should we consolidate channels?
Channel consolidation is a trend we've been seeing in many industries. For example, the conditions in some software companies are causing channel consolidation. It's a trend you should keep your eye on.
So what should you do? Watch how the market takes shape. Pay attention to your industry. Is channel consolidation happening? If so you're going to have to respond with a new channel strategy.
Do I have proper coverage across the channel partner network?
There are three simple things you can track here:
This will give you a general sense of your coverage map. And what if you see differences in performances or gaps in coverage? That's an opportunity to recruit new partners. Or a chance to better enable your existing partners through additional training.
How Should I Select a New Channel Partner?
You've determined you need a partner. How should you go about getting one? Any new channel partners must first align with your needs. Some questions to ask yourself here include:
Once you have selected a new partner, the onboarding process can begin. Things like training, certification, etc. should be used to ensure early success.
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Rachel Neeson is one of Australia's most exciting architects. She and her team at Neeson Murcutt Architects worked on Newmarket Randwick Stage 2 and we're thrilled to read the on her life and work.
Neeson Murcutt Architects is an agile, studio-based firm recognised for its delivery of award-winning architecture. One of very few architectural firms in Australia headed by a sole female director, the small practice punches way above its weight by winning the highest professional accolades across diverse categories – residential, interior, public, commercial, urban design, education and heritage.
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I come from a long line of green thumbed people. Both sets of my grandparents had large vegetable gardens. My paternal grandmother always had multiple varieties of African Violets decorating her living room and even grew rare Lady's-slipper orchids outside her front door. Gosh, I wish I could be like them. Unlike my talented relatives, my knack for growing things is limited to sweet potato vine and daylilies.
Regardless, I revel in this time of year. April is the month that farmers' markets start sprouting up all over town, and herb festivals and home and garden shows fill our weekends. The flats of colorful flowers call to me and I simply can't resist. In turn, my husband gets equally excited and starts sharpening the lawn mower blades and buying extra line for the grass trimmer.
One of my favorite things to do is "pretend" that I can grow things. Usually this involves throwing on a Vegan-approved cotton shirt, Birkenstocks and floppy hat, and casually walking through the streets of the afore mentioned herb festival and conversing with the farmers about their leafy goodies. I know some gardening lingo and have the most wonderful time delving into subjects on composting and natural fertilizers.
The farmers then pack up an assortment of their young, nurtured seedlings and hand them over to me, not realizing their green babies are on their way to death row. Once home, the exhaustion from the day sets in and the plants stay on my patio table rather than in the rich, fluffy potting soil resting in bags, also on the patio table. Sadly, the "I'll plant tomorrow" thoughts run through my head as I run off to another herb festival.
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We have been following the story of Hope SDA Christian Academy in Rhaburn Ridge Village in the Belize District closely. In fact, we can safely say that we were the first to bring the issue to light The school was opened on January sixth this year without a valid license and classes have been held with twenty-five students from infant one to standard four for the past two months. The Ministry of Education has warned the school's administration to cease all classes but the school continues open. Today the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports issued a press release on the matter.
In the release, the Ministry says that the school management of the Belize Union of Seventh Day Adventists submitted an application for a license to operate the school in July 2012. This was referred to the Belize District Education Council for review and recommendations. In august of 2013 however, the license was denied. The reasons include that Rhaburn Ridge is only about 10 miles from Biscayne Government School, which services all communities within a ten mile radius. Second: is that the Ministry of Education provided school transportation for the small number of students from Rhaburn Ridge to the Biscayne Government School. Third: is that there are not enough children between ages 5 and 14 in the area to justify the establishment of a new school in that location. The Ministry further explains that the Adventist mission had previously been forced to close a school in Maypen due to a decrease in population. And finally, the Ministry states that the application was not in alignment with the Ministry's efforts to reduce the number of small schools that are in relatively close proximity to each other.
In addition to this, according to the Ministry, based on the Education Rules 2000, rule eleven, one requires that an application of such nature be submitted sixteen months before the proposed opening of the school. The application by Hope SDA's administration did not meet this time frame. As mentioned by the Head Teacher, Jacqueline Morales, an appeal was submitted. In their release, the Ministry states that that appeal has been reviewed and the District Education Council reiterated its decision but recommended that the matter be referred to the National Council for Education for arbitration in accordance with Rule 18 of the Education Rules, 2000. That has been recently done on February thirteenth 2014.
After several warnings, the Ministry in its release once more quotes, "The Ministry requires that the Hope SDA Christian Academy cease operations forthwith pending the completion of the arbitration process which has been initiated," end quote. There were no indications of the implications to the administration if the school continues to operate but the release only states that the Ministry is mandated to ensure that all persons or entities intending to establish an educational institution adhere to the goals and policies of the Ministry.
It further states that efforts like that of the administration of the Hope SDA Christian Academy, in other words denominational managements and other organizations completely undermines the Ministry's goals and policies such as its current efforts to rationalize the location of schools, and to reduce the proliferation of small schools in proximity to each other.


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According to the Buddhist notions of impermanence and change, death is a part of the natural process of birth, old-age, death and rebirth; it is not considered to be the end of life, but merely the demise of the body we inhabit. Our mindstream remains and seeks out - through the craving of attachment- a new body, a new life. What that new life will be is determined by our past actions... Provided that we have familiarized ourselves with the true nature of our mind through meditative practice, the moment of death is a great opportunity to recognize our inherent clear light and merge with it, hence attaining liberation.
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About the Laboratory Products Association
1933 SAMA Board Meeting
1939 SAMA Meeting
1955 SAMA Meeting
1971 SAMA Annual Meeting at Greenbrier
1995 LPA Annual Meeting at Ranch Mirage
2014 LPA Annual Meeting at Napa Valley
The Laboratory Products Association (LPA) was founded in 1918 as the Association of Scientific Apparatus Makers of the United States following the birth of the U.S. laboratory products industry during World War I. Over the decades, the association has evolved and transformed to what is today the LPA. Since its founding, the LPA has played a vital role in the growth and stature of the laboratory products industry.
Traditionally, LPA member companies are manufacturers, distributors, and suppliers of lab products and services such as glass and plasticware, chemicals, equipment, and supplies used in scientific research and applied science and life science worldwide.
The Optical Imaging Association (OPIA) is an affiliate association of the LPA whose members are manufacturers of microscopes and microscopy components.
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LPA Celebrates 100 Years by Looking Back...Special thanks to Bob Forte of Thermo Fisher Scientific for providing his thoughts and observations based on almost 50 years of his industry experience. Click here to view the article.
Click here to read the Centennial Interview of Jerry Harris, of VWR, a semi-retired professional who was active in the LPA. Jerry served as President & CEO of VWR from 1989-1999 and oversaw a number of changes and growth at the company during his tenure, as well as was very active in SAMA and the LPA. He is pictured here on his farm, Mallard Haven Farm.
Click here to read the Centennial Interview of Will Abele, of Troemner, a retired professional who served as of President & CEO of Henry Troemner (now part of Mettler Toledo) for nearly 25 years, as well as on several LPA committees and the LPA Board of Directors.
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LONDON — Strong U.S. jobs figures combined with progress in Britain's talks to leave the European Union and hopes surrounding the formation of the next German government to shore up global stock markets on Friday.
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