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Victoria Herring
Personal Trainer
Certificate III in Fitness
Cert IV in Fitness
Undertaking a Bachelor in Exercise and Sport Science (Honours in Nutrition)
Level II First Aid
To book a session with Victoria, call:
0430 481 303
Victoria specialises in crafting her clients physique to help them to achieve their desired body goals by creating fitness plans personalised to each individual client.
Victoria believes in the importance of exercise and how it can positively benefit everyone. This goes beyond just looking great, it's about mental wellbeing, stress reduction, happiness and overall improved quality of life.
Victoria identifies many different types of training styles, and reaping the benefits of all areas of health. No training session will be the same; every exercise is beneficial to the individual based upon their own goals and abilities.
Whether your goal is weight loss, muscle hypertrophy, or general fitness, Victoria's sessions will allow you to track your progress. Every program is tailored to safely push your limits and with the appropriate guidance, hard work and motivation, these goals can and will be attained.


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Ever notice how tired we all are? Have you checked out the long lines at Starbucks? It's not just good coffee we're after it's the caffeine because we are so tired all the time. The older we get the more we slow down and the more we weigh and the tireder we get...
Why are we all so tired? It's the food!
No surprise there! Today's diet in America is high in processed carbs, and those carbs turn to sugar in our body and sugar makes us crash. We overeat them, crash and then find ourselves craving all over again in short order!
My problem with carbs is I can't seem to keep them in my control. I overeat them. I love breads, pasta, rice and potatoes. I don't stop til finished when eating them. They are a real problem for me, but an even bigger problem was the extreme fatigue. I was inactive, tired and totally unmotivated ALL THE TIME! I drank coffee all the time. I was unproductive and my performance was below average at everything I did! Talk about feeling like a loser!
THAT problem with carbs led me to a Ketogenic diet (keto) and surprising energy. Energy that's there every day. What in the world has happened to me?
CARBS AND SUGAR COME WITH A PRICE! They taste good but leaves a mark on each of us, see if you don't recognize yourself in this cycle.
Sugar tastes good, lights up our happy places and then leaves us with a crash and cravings for more. This goes on over and over all day long, highs and lows. We reach for more coffee, diet drinks, RED BULL's...all so we can overcome SUGAR. We feel horrible and go get another coffee seeking to override what our food is doing to us!
On a ketogenic diet, you remove the controlling carbs, and eat whole healthy foods. In as little as a week's time you are soaring with a new energy that feels boundless. You start working through that afternoon nap and the food fog is gone! You're productive, and confident! Food begins to quiet as that carb cycle gets shut down. Keto delivers and soon that fatigue is a thing of the past.
35 months ago I removed those controlling carbs with a ketogenic diet. Keto is now life for me! I enjoy healthy fats, meats and green carbs. I'm active and enjoying my health and life. I'm no longer full of shame, fogged over, and lacking in confidence. I easily rise at 5am and am more productive than I've been in years. I spent years sitting around and now I can't sit still. That fatigue that was so exhausting? It's gone, Thank You KETO!

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It was an early start this morning for the UK High Commissioner to Kenya, Nic Hailey, who was appearing on KTN's Morning Express breakfast show with Michael Gitonga as their 'Person of Interest'.
Here we go. @HCNicHailey arrives on the couch with @michaelggitonga #MorningExpressKTN #PersonOfInterest pic.twitter.com/cBr3jgFdSN
— UK in Kenya (@UKinKenya) March 15, 2016
During the half hour segment, UK's Kenya representative discusses his early life in the UK, from growing up during the 1970's near Gloucester in a self sustainable community which also educated children with special needs.
He discusses his childhood dreams of being a fireman or train driver, but his later aspirations of being a pilot were scuppered by his poor hand eye co-ordination!
While at University, he decided he wanted to do a job which involved working abroad, but one which allowed him to settle in particular countries and immerse himself into different cultures, rather than just travelling around. So he had a choice of either becoming a journalist or a diplomat and he chose the latter.
Mr Hailey discusses the difficulties of the role of a diplomat, such as having to think ahead about where the job will take him and his family next due to the transient nature of the job. He also said how he is proud of the relationship between the UK and Kenya where the former is contributing to the development of the latter while also helping to build a mutual beneficial relationship between the two countries.
.@HCNicHailey UK&Kenya connected. Each safer and more prosperous when other is @michaelggitonga #MorningExpressKTN pic.twitter.com/jW1ikocGXP
— UK in Kenya (@UKinKenya) March 15, 2016
They then go on to discuss Mr Hailey's family and his 8 and 10 year old children who he says are the "perfect age" to come to Kenya, and describes the "magical" look on his youngest daughter's face when she saw a giraffe for the first time shortly after arriving in the country.
Viewers also saw pictures from the High Commissioner's childhood in Britain through to his wedding to his French wife Caroline, who now works for the World Bank in Kenya.
On moving to Nairobi, the High Commissioner talks about the traffic, the great weather and the warm welcome he has received. He also revealed he had tried nyama choma, was enjoying roast goat, but was still "getting to grips" with ugali.
Thank you @michaelggitonga for a good conversation https://t.co/bll9T7FVXV
— Nic Hailey (@HCNicHailey) March 15, 2016
Mr Hailey also discussed the historical relationship between the two countries. He explained how, before taking up his current role, he was aware of how the two countries were "connected" through safety and security, business and education, while acknowledging the sometimes "painful" history which needed addressing.


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A Social Inquiry Into the Definition of Education
By Robert Schiener
Although the early social thought of children can be influenced by a multitude of factors such as mass media and established institutions (e.g., Marxism, democracy), the influence of direct elders (e.g., grandparents, parents) is of prime importance when deriving attitudes and ideologies of such children. These general beliefs often extend into adulthood and provide a base by which individuals evaluate and judge new concepts and theories. As a young adult, this latter premise has held true when assessing my own evolution of social thought.
The aforementioned discussion will lead to an important rationale for deriving my current beliefs as to what education encompasses. In other words, events that I observed as a child have had a significant impact on my current outlook of what it means to be educated.
Hence, as a youngster, my exposure to my grandparents and their personal reminisces of their younger years was quite conspicuous to any close partner of me. Each Saturday afternoon was reserved for grandpa's adventurous stories of coming to the New World without a common language, heritage, or skill level. Such stories were complemented by grandma's own adversities within the harbor. The challenges faced by both my elders were of high degree by any sociological perspective. In fact, as their stories became more enriched with new detail and attention, I came to comprehend that grandpa wanted to earn income in this new nation while grandma longed for the opportunity to volunteer her services to the disadvantaged as she had done in Germany.
To achieve these diverse objectives, they both enrolled themselves in language classes to achieve English proficiency. From the successful execution of this goal, each elder was able to pursue his/her personal objectives he/she had so hoped to accomplish. Because grandpa wanted to support his immigrant family with sufficient income, he registered for mechanics classes which would grant him the knowledge necessary to become an employee of City Industries. Similarly, grandma registered the family with the local parish so that her volunteer activities could be coordinated with the central authorities of the church and its financial resources.
From the preceding, it is apparent that the deliberate actions of my elders had a significant impact on the eventual realization of their personal and communal goals. And from those countless stories of struggle and success, I, as an evolving child, formulated my own emotional conclusions (e.g., pity, joy) regarding my elders' plight. But, however, it must once again be made known that such story telling by my grandparents had and continues to have a significant influence on my mindset. Because I had little exposure to television and media as an adolescent, the proportion of total verbal intake coming from the above stories was high and thus derives a rationale for my current beliefs regarding education in the proceeding.
One might question the above rhetoric as quite detailed and unnecessary, but it is of prime importance to be sure. I am confident in this because often in human nature we define certain concepts and definitions with little regard for the derivation of our own belief system. The personal experiences we have faced as children define, to a large extent, current perspectives. In that light then, the definition of education is quite simple, yet encompassing, in its practical application.
Therefore, I am inclined to believe that education is an intangible tool whose purpose is that of achieving society's Pareto optimality. Put differently, education includes any means by which individuals increase their personal utility or standing within society while possibly benefiting others but harming no member of society including the individual himself. Examples of this are numerous throughout the vivid memories of my grandparents' historic tales.
It is easy to observe the benefits of enrolling in a mechanics class so that one will eventually possess the skills to be hired and thus earn a higher relative income. It is easy to observe the benefits society accrues when a potential volunteer learns the language of the homeless and outcast so that she can assist others with as few personal barriers possible. Hence, it is apparent that grandma and grandpa attained education with respect to my definition. This education included not only the learning of a new language and labor skills, but the knowledge to raise their children successfully by means of teaching them religion, respect, and regard for other persons' rational self-interests.
As a continuation of this definition of education, I believe individuals can better themselves through the comprehension of various skills, yet lack education. Grandpa once told me, "the Mafia in the city sure know the secrets to earning a quick buck in the least moral way possible. Robert, that is no educational attainment." The reason I also share such a belief is that becoming skilled in the various methodologies of crime and chemicals to attain personal profit harms other people. If one's education produces negative externalities upon society (e.g., crime), then it is not achieving Pareto optimality--a necessary goal of acquired education.
In conclusion then, historic events occurring when I was a child have not only created a very important derivation to my meaning of education, but have also formulated a general base by which I have defined education in the present. Specifically, the stories of struggle, education, and subsequent success by my elders have profoundly impacted my attitudes with regards to education. As observed, the realization of Pareto optimality is of prime importance when judging whether an action of learned skill is educated or not. The resultant knowledge must at least profit the learner without jeopardizing the social or economic welfare of bystanders. It is within these liberal boundaries that education lives freely for any individual to experiment with.
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In January 2015, we took possession of a premises in the heart of Crossgates for use as a community hub. This development allows up to turn some dreams into reality. Having a venue at the heart of the community begins to make all of these much more realistic.
- Advice/ Information Point
Advertising community information/events and services including signposting, resources, local initiatives and advice.
- Shop window
In addition to community events, the window is an excellent place to publicise church activities and prayer
- Safe Place
In conjunction with Cielo Coffee House (Launched December 2014) a safe place where people can talk in private (e.g. Christian listening/ Counselling etc.) A base for the Crossgates Angels project (planned for 2015) where pairs of volunteers are available in the shopping centre available for people who would like to talk… and can go to the hub for further privacy) – A sort of day time Street Angels.
- Youth work and Drop in
Local youth leaders have recently agreed to partner with SPACE to set up a newCrossgates based group. This would be an ideal venue due to its centrality, accessibility, neutrality and layout.
- Social/Health/Economic Courses.
It offers itself as a neutralvenue for running courses such as debt advice, marriage, parenting and Alpha etc. We are aware that other local agencies such as the children's centre are short of space and always looking for available properties and would welcome the opportunity to further develop partnership links with them by offering shared events. Other partnerships such as health initiatives are also a possibility.
- Prayer Space
An opportunity to create an ecumenical place of prayer where people are comfortable visiting for other purposes.
- Local Business
In addition, we would like to consider opening it up for small scale start up community business initiatives…. e.g. kids music groups, local crafts and fair trade products. To encourage local entrepreneurs.
It is therefore a fantastic opportunity to engage with the community on a number of fronts and raise Connecting Crossgates activities to a new level.
The community hub is designed to be funded by donations for use. But we also welcome any donations people would like to make, either as a one-off contribution, or on a regular basis. Please contact Karen Gray for more details.


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Food photographer, stylist, and blogger Bea Lubas has been on the top of my favorite Instagram accounts for a long time now! I think it's especially her delicious looking "sweet tooth" pictures and her "breakfast in bed" inspirations that just keep me waiting in anticipation for her next post.
There's just something so special about her beautifully styled and photographed dishes, her gorgeous props and attention to detail, about the way she uses natural light, and the balance of textures and colors - yes, you're getting it: I'm a huge fan!
So, needless to say, I was over the moon when Bea agreed to an Interview with me, and I hope you'll enjoy learning more about her life, her views on food photography, and her tips on how to make it as a new blogger.
You were recently nominated a finalist of the U.K. Blog Awards 2016 - what an amazing accomplishment!! Huge congratulations, and absolutely well deserved! Now, I always love hearing the stories of how people find and follow their passion. So tell me, what was your life like before Bea's cookbook?
Thank you so much! I actually love hearing these stories too! My life, before Bea's cookbook was…hmmm…a lot calmer! Hahahaha! But it was also very frustrating. I didn't know what I wanted to do in my life and although I had my loving family and friends I couldn't stop feeling that there was something missing. It was lacking something I would be passionate about! I would wake up in the morning thinking 'there must be something out there for me, but how do I find it?'. So I set off on a quest to discover myself, bought a one-way ticket to England and tried absolutely everything to find what makes me happy. I found photography and fell head over heels in love with it.
What was first? The love for food or the love for photography?
Definitely love for food! How could've not been when your mum can work magic in the kitchen? :) But photography definitely made my love affair with food complete!
When and how did your journey as a food blogger begin?
My friend talked me into starting a food blog! I resisted for a while but finally took a plunge. I'm so glad I did!
Haha, me, too! I guess it is most food bloggers dream to be able to monetize their blog and quit their daytime job. How soon after you started your blog and in what ways did you start monetizing yours?
I have never monetized my blog but it has never been my intention. However, the blog gave me an opportunity to start my own business and to work on some amazing photography project. It took a lot of time and hard work and it wasn't until about 2 years after that I was getting more and more work and I started to think about quitting my full-time job.
And where did this journey take you? How did your business evolve? What opportunities arose from the blog?
First of all, it has been an amazing personal journey. Photography teaches me to 'see'. It makes me the person I've always wanted to be. It makes me more creative and confident, pushes me out of my comfort zone and challenges me every single day. I've also had a chance to meet amazing people along the way who really enrich my life and to work for clients from all over the world on some really exciting projects. Every day is an adventure!
Tell me more about your food photography & styling course. Was it fun putting it together?
Oh! The course was so much fun! I had a pleasure to work with the most amazing team and they really made me feel at home. The course was recorded live, so something I have never done before but it was an amazing experience! I received great feedback from people who watched it and I'm over the moon that people enjoyed it and that I could've been part of someone's photographic journey!
And I've seen that you also offer workshops - so am I correct in assuming that you enjoy teaching others and working with people "offline"?
Thank you! Yes! I love sharing my knowledge and experience and the great part of teaching is that you can give away everything you know and more knowledge comes back your way.
You have a large following on Instagram - I myself am a huge fan, your feed is just so beautiful! Do you contribute a lot of your blog's success to your success on Instagram? Or what is your number 1 traffic driver?
Thank you so much again! Yes, I'd say, Instagram is number one traffic driver but it's also probably because I hang around there the most. It really is a great app and it taught me so much about photography. It changed the way I look at things and it's one of my favorite inspiration sources. Since I've started sharing a lot of pictures I'm also much more relaxed about my art and it's very liberating not to take your work too seriously!
If you could give us fellow foodies and Instagramers one tip to instantly improve our food photos what would it be?
Hahahaha I wish there was just one magical tip I could give everyone but the truth is being a better photographer doesn't happen overnight. It's a long process! But don't be put off, it's also the most rewarding, enriching and enjoyable process! Just be patient. Patience is the key!
If you want your photos to get better, learn light! I know everyone always talks about light but this only proves how important it is. The light can magically turn a scene into something extraordinary. For super sharp images and extra control, shoot on a tripod. This really changed the way I photograph today! Also, read images and note what you like about them. And don't forget to shoot in raw! See what I meant when I said there isn't just one magical advice :)
In a world of foodies and food bloggers, what would you recommend someone who's just starting out to differentiate themselves from the rest in order to get noticed and to "make it"?
Just be you! As simple as that. We are all different and have something special and unique, so make sure you show this in your photography. Pay attention to what you love! I mean everything, what music you love listening to, what clothes you love to wear, what places are your favorite to visit, what colors make you feel happy, what things do you get excited about. All those things reflect you and your style. Show this in your work! Also, believe in yourself and photograph what makes YOU happy!
And for yourself? What does Bea's future look like? Any goals for 2017?
For me? As always! My goal is to be a better photographer.
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Informative, inspiring, or just plain interesting education and digital technology content from across the web, posted on Twitter over the past week and collected here to share with our blog readers.
This week in the wrap … a college president makes the case for dual enrollment and early college programs (we're a fan at CW!), millions of free (and ad-free) vids for education, some cool things you can do with a Google Docs by knowing some tricks you can do with URL formatting, explore essential elements for building a successful 1:1 teaching environment, learn how one school is benefitting students by teaching coding in early grades, and more to explore!
Dual enrollment and early college are essential ingredients to college completion
Taking a look into the future: Fulton schools add 3 new tech courses, focus on 'collaborative culture'
Boclips – Millions of Ad-free Educational Videos
Sparking Curiosity in the Humanities: Data Visualization
Looking to Improve Students' Mental Health? Ask What They Need
7 Smart Ways To Teach With Your Blog
Transform a Google document's shareable link into a Preview, Copy, Template, or PDF link by tweaking the URL. tonyv.me/urltricks
New Data on Digital Learning Reveals Emerging Trends and Top Challenges for K–12 Students and Teachers
Early coding can greatly benefit students–here's how one school does it
Educators and Artificial Intelligence: "Err on the Side of Caution," Says RAND Researcher
Essential elements for building a 1:1 teaching environment


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Air Transport Scenarios
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- 04.04.2018 11:00-13:00 2701m, Seminarraum
- 15.05.2018 09:00-17:00 0029, Praktikumsraum
- 16.05.2018 09:00-17:00 0029, Praktikumsraum
- 06.06.2018 09:00-17:00 0029, Praktikumsraum
- 07.06.2018 09:00-17:00 0029, Praktikumsraum
Students alongside with experts from research institutions and industry companies develop alternative, plausible pictures of the future and strategies for stakeholders of the aviation industry (airlines, manufacturers, airports etc.) in a scenario study. Instead of conventional teaching lead by one lecturer students are working in different teams throughout several workshops. During the process one current topic of the aviation industry is discussed. One aspect of the course is the introduction into strategic planning of companies by using selected methods of scenario planning. Another aspect of the course deals with the question of how complex systems, like the aviation system, can be structured and dealt with efficiently. Since the course will be held in the form of workshops and groups students cannot only increase their technical knowledge but will also train their abilities of important soft skills.
- min. 5th term (undergraduate class) - basic knowledge about the aviation system
Teaching and learning methods
- speeches of industry leaders - group work
- activity during the workshop meetings - final presentation - short exam
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Privacy & Cookie-policy of Vamoz Yachts
This "Privacy Policy" regulates the processing of your personal data by Vamoz Yachts (Vamoz Marbella SL) , with registered offices in Calle Helechos 72B, 29660 Marbella, Spain and with the following Company registration number B93293819. (Hereinafter:"Vamoz Yachts").
Please read this Privacy Policy carefully, because it contains essential information about how your personal data are processed and which cookies are used. By using the website, accessible via the following address www.vamozyachts.com, hereinafter: "the Website"); by contacting us by mail/phone, by subscribing for our newsletter, you declare that you have read this Privacy Policy and that you expressly agree to its content as well as to the processing itself.
Article 1 – General
1.1. Vamoz Yachts is compliant with the European Regulation 2016/679 of 27 April 2016 on the protection of personal data. (hereinafter "GDPR").
1.2. When using this website, the person responsible for the processing of your personal data is Vamoz Yachts.
Article 2 – Personal data
2.1. Personal data that you communicate to us:
Category 1, without registration: your IP address, surfing behavior on our website, search words used to visit our website and website of origin through which you reached our Website;
Category 2: by contacting us by mail/phone or through the contact form on our website: your name, e-mail, phone number and any contextual information that you freely choose to share with us at that time.
Category 3: when requesting an offer or purchasing, leasing or renting a boat: your bank account number, official place of residence, copy of your identity card and boating license, insurance document, tax details, invoices,…
2.2. Vamoz Yachts can collect data from you (Personal Data) in different ways:
- through the use of cookies (see below);
- when you provide personal data in order to use the services of the Website; (newsletter, contact..);
- when we receive personal data about you from any third party such as banks, insurers, public services, data brokers, …
2.3. The Website also uses cookies that collect a number of personal data. For the provisions regarding the use of cookies, please see article 9.
Article 3 – Purposes of the processing
3.1. General purposes:
Vamoz Yachts will only use the Personal Data collected by you for the following purposes:
Category 1: the maintenance and improvement of this Website and the inclusion of Personal Data in anonymous statistics, from which the identity of specific persons or companies cannot be determined, based on the legitimate interests of Vamoz Yachts to continuously improve its Website and services;
Category 2: Answering the message you send us via our contact section, customer relations management,… based on your consent as a legal basis as well as our legitimate interest for processing.
Category 3: Conducting a sale, customer relations management, administration and tax purposes
You are not obliged to provide us with your Personal Data, but you must understand that the provision of certain services becomes impossible if you refuse the processing.
3.2. Direct marketing:
The personal data will not be used for direct marketing purposes.
3.3. Transfer to third parties:
Vamoz Yachts will reasonably attempt to inform you in advance of the fact that Vamoz Yachts will disclose your information to the said third parties, but you also acknowledge that this is not always technically or commercially feasible under all circumstances.
Vamoz Yachts may from time to time share your data with third parties such as banks, accountants, insurance companies, public services, software and hosting providers, payment providers, our suppliers, vendors, resellers, intermediaries, …
Vamoz Yachts will not sell your Personal Data, nor rent, distribute or otherwise make commercially available to third parties, except as described above or with your prior consent.
In the event of full or partial reorganization or transfer of activities of Vamoz Yachts, where it reorganizes, transfers, ceases its activities or if Vamoz Yachts goes bankrupt, this may mean that your data will be transferred to new entities or third parties through which the business activities of Vamozyachts are wholly or partially carried out, transferred.
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In rare cases, Vamoz Yachts may have to disclose your Personal Data pursuant to a court order or to comply with other mandatory laws or regulations. Vamoz Yachts will reasonably attempt to inform you in advance in this respect, unless this is subject to legal restrictions.
Article 4 – Duration of the processing
The personal data is stored and processed by us for a period that is necessary depending of the
Purpose of the processing and in function of any contractual relationship between Vamoz Yachts and You.
Category 1: data will be stored for the duration of your surfing session and may be stored afterwards in anonymized or pseudonymized form;
Category 2: any personal data related to prospect information or contacts following your requests for information, will be stored for a period of 5 years following our last contact with you.
Category 3: any personal data related to an actual sale, lease or renting agreement, will be stored until 5 years after the end of the warranty period or 5 years after our last contact with you if this contact takes place after the end of the warranty period. Any tax details shall be stored for the duration imposed by the relevant tax and administrative laws.
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You have the right to receive free access to your personal data at any time, as well as to be informed of the use we make of your personal data.
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You are free to decide not to communicate your personal data to Vamoz Yachts. You also have the right to request us to correct or delete your personal data. You acknowledge that in case of refusal of communication or if you request for the removal of personal data, certain services of the Website may not be available. You may also request to limit the processing of your Personal Data.
5.3. Right to object :
You also have a right of opposition to the processing of your personal data for serious and legitimate reasons. In addition, you always have the right to oppose the use of your personal data for direct marketing purposes; in such a case you do not have to provide us with reasons for this demand.
5.4. Right of data portability:
You have the right to obtain your Personal Data processed by us in a structured, standard and machine-readable form and / or ask Us to transfer it to other Data controllers.
5.5. Right of withdrawal of consent:
Insofar as the processing is based on your prior consent, you have the right to withdraw that permission.
5.6. Exercising your rights:
You can exercise your rights by contacting us for this purpose, either by e-mail to [email protected] or by post to Vamoz Yachts (address indicated above), and always provide us with a copy of your identity card so that we are able to verify that the demand is coming from you.
5.7. Automatic decisions and profiling:
The processing of your personal data may include profiling and automated decisions but always in accordance to the rules in the GDPR.
5.8. Right of complaint:
You have the right to file a complaint with the Spanish Data Protection Authority: AEPD – Calle Jorge Juan, 6 – 28001 – Madrid – Tel. 901 100 099 – 912 663 517 – [email protected] This right is without prejudice is without prejudice of eventual proceedings if you suffer damage as a result of the processing of your personal data, you can submit a claim for compensation with a civil court.
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6.2. Under no circumstances can Vamozyachts be held liable for any direct or indirect damage resulting from incorrect or unlawful use by a third party of the personal data.
6.3. When visiting our website, you must comply with the safety regulations at all times, for example by preventing any unauthorized access to your login and code. You are therefore solely responsible for the use made of the Website of Your computer, IP address and your identification data, as well as for the confidentiality thereof.
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7.1. In order to process your personal data, we may grant access to your personal data to our employees and appointees (including processors or sub-processors).
7.2. We guarantee a similar level of protection by making contractual obligations enforceable against these employees and appointees such as required by the GDPR.
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8.1. What are cookies?
A "cookie" is a small file sent by Vamoz Yachts server and placed on the hard drive of your computer. The information stored on these cookies can only be read by us and only for the duration of the visit to the Website.
8.2. Why do we use cookies?
Our Website uses cookies and similar technologies to distinguish your usage preferences from those of other users of our Website. This helps us to provide you with a better user experience when you visit our Website and also allows us to optimize our Website. As a result of recent legislative changes, all Websites aimed at certain parts of the European Union are required to request your consent for the use or storage of cookies and similar technologies on your computers or mobile devices. This cookie policy gives you clear and complete information about the cookies we use and their purpose.
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Although there are different types of cookies, distinguished in terms of functionality, origin or storage period, the legislation mainly distinguishes between functional or technically necessary cookies on the one hand and all other cookies on the other. The Website only uses following cookies:
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On your first visit to our Website you will be asked to accept our different types of cookies. You can allow or deny category by category of cookies. You can change the cookie settings for our Website at any time via the hyperlink at the bottom of our website and thus revoke your consent. You can refuse the installation of these cookies by choosing "refuse cookies" when using the Website for the first time in the pop-up window. You can also refuse or block cookies by changing the configuration parameters of your navigation system. Disabling cookies may mean that you cannot use certain features of the Website. If you have any further questions or comments regarding the processing of your personal data, please contact us, either by e-mail to [email protected] by post to Vamoz Yachts (address indicated above), or by using the part "Contact us" on the Website. More information about cookies can also be found at: http://www.allaboutcookies.org/ More information on online behavioral advertising and online privacy can be found here: http://www.youronlinechoices.eu/


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Gorgeous people, warm and cosy atmosphere, fantastic location - it's all about Jazz & Tim wedding at Gracehill Vineyard Estate {West Auckland, New Zealand} - near Kumeu - Waimauku where we, couple's wedding photographers had an opportunity to capture such special moments and dance away with emotional music.
The couple shared their love story: "Our meeting was by chance, which turned into an uninvited facebook request, several posts back & forth and eventually a Christmas in the park date." They are six years together, and the proposal was made at "the Empire State Building, during a holiday in the USA", such romantic place, it might be unforgettable!
Great Creative Team:
dress - Made with Love - Unique Bridal Collection
suit - Tommy Gun
makeup - Connor Adams
hair - Hair by Hannah
celebrant- Auckland Marriage Celebrant Sarah Bloxham
MC - @Ash Nolan
DJ - DJ Roopam and
Levien & Lens Photography - West Auckland based wedding photographers
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"The Gateway Show" hosted by Billy Anderson is when comedians do a sober set, get high, then come back and do a high set! Join us this Father's Day - don't worry, my father gave me permission ahead of time.
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Earlier Event: June 10THE 420 FRIENDLY COMEDY SHOW
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The plot thickens.
Our story so far: Laurie David, a producer of Al Gore's movie "An Inconvenient Truth", called the National Science Teachers Association, which represents 55,000 science teachers in the US (note: I have been a member of NSTA and do workshops at their meetings), offering them 50,000 copies of the DVD of the movie. NSTA rejected the offer. David then writers a scathing and damning editorial in the Washington Post, asking why NSTA would accept money from ExxonMobile but not free DVDs from the "other side". NSTA responded by saying they do not send out third party materials, which has been its policy for many years.
Now, the august Science Magazine weighs in. It's an interesting summary of events, and it sounds like SciMag leans toward the NSTA view, but it's hard to say.
In my last post about this, I asked three questions:
- Was Ms. David informed [by the NSTA] about the NSTA policy of not supporting outside organizations?
- Was Ms. David informed that the NSTA would help her advertise the DVDs to their members?
- If the NSTA is not influenced by sponsors, then why did they make the statement about "unnecessary risk" to their support?
Interestingly, from the SciMag article, it does appear that the answer to Number 2 is "yes". The NSTA did offer to help Ms. David advertise the DVD to its members, but she elected to leave that out of her OpEd in the Post.
It is implied that the answer is the same to Number 1 as well. This casts Ms. David in a very poor light. It sounds to me at this point that she was ticked at the NSTA, and broke a cardinal rule that most people on the 'net learn via discussion boards: don't post angry. You'll pay for it later.
But this still leaves Number 3: why did the NSTA tell her that sending out those DVDs would jeopardize their funding from sponsors? It sounds very much like that means they didn't want to upset their oil industry funding. This puts a bit of a pall on the NSTA.
I cannot ignore the overwhelming irony here. In the global warming "debate", there are obfuscation, spin, and outright lies being tossed around just to sow confusion and to protect interests. While I cannot say anyone in this kerfuffle is lying, there does seem to be some hiding behind words going on. Accusations of bad behavior and undue influence are getting to be distressingly familiar.
So who's at fault? What's going on? We're still short on answers here. What I want are the original emails. I think it's about time we see them, too.


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Where does the change begin?
K Sujatha Rao
Published online: October 6, 2018
DOI: https://doi.org/10.20529/IJME.2018.077
Samiran Nundy, Keshav Desiraju, Sanjay Nagral, Editors. Healers or Predators? Healthcare Corruption in India, New Delhi: Oxford University Press; 2018, 592 pp, Rs 750 (Hardback), ISBN: 9780199489541.
The book Healers or Predators? Healthcare Corruption in India edited by Samiran Nundy, Keshav Desiraju and Sanjay Nagral is a compilation of 41 essays covering a broad array of topics of central concern to India's health system. As the title of the book suggests, at the core is corruption in medical practice, defined by most authors as "abuse of entrusted power for private gain," a concern that has been engaging attention in the media and public discourse, albeit in a limited manner.
The book has eight sections. The first section has four essays that provide the background on corruption in India's health system. The tone is set by the comprehensive essay by Ritu Priya and Prachinkumar Ghodajkar tracing the structural basis of corruption in India's healthcare from pre-independence times to the present day. In this essay the authors argue that the current Euro-American model of healthcare adopted in India, has created structural imbalances incentivising corrupt practices. These cannot be resolved by good governance alone but require systems and institutions that will democratise and demystify knowledge, enable greater plurality of thought, and make the patient an active participant. They also argue that the demedicalisation of expensive hospital and doctor-centred models and having the public sector lead the system would be ways of reducing corruption.
Following in the same vein and providing the political economy and the sociological, pathological constructs of our society, Shiv Vishvanathan argues that corruption is structural, responding to a "lack", that is in this case, a lack of access and knowledge where corruption defines "access, price and availability". He concludes that it is not only individuals but the system that needs to be dealt with by social movements. There are two more essays in this section – by Kaveri Gill and Amit Sengupta—which trace the forces of neo-liberalism and globalisation that have, true to their ideology, over the years furthered the growth of the private sector, commodified healthcare incentivising corrupt practices in the process. They argue that the rapid growth of privatisation and the push towards Universal Health Coverage is the outcome of the growing nexus between policy makers and manufacturers, hospital managers and care givers and the assiduous promotion of insurance and the provider- purchaser split.
The second section on "Corruption in Practice" has 12 essays spanning a wide range – medical education, medical malpractice, ethical issues faced in organ transplantation, clinical trials, public sector service delivery, technology, traditional practice and so on. All these essays allude to the manner in which corruption is systematically eroding the ethical core of functioning, abusing patient trust and exploiting the overall lack of transparency clouding every aspect of healthcare.
MK Mani provides his reflections of eight decades on the growth of medical practice in India from the time when "doctors were respected and well paid" to when he feels "ashamed" of the rampant corruption in the health system and hopes "a time will come when standards of thought and action in society will rise to a level where corruption will become abhorrent to the vast majority of us and honesty will be the norm." The scams in organ donation, rampant in the US and Germany as in India, are detailed by Vinay Kumaran, in a chilling account of malpractice at every stage indulged in only to profiteer. SV Nadkarni traces corruption in the different facets of government functioning, and also offers some valuable suggestions like medical colleges running a few primary health centres, establishing referral systems, instituting a department of costs and data analysis to enable monitoring of doctors' productivity and enhancing their accountability for outcomes, use of budget for infrastructure development, and introducing social health insurance instead to pay for services, ending private practice by government doctors, having more realistic personnel deployment policies and so on. Yogesh Jain also laments the institutionalisation of corruption by allowing government doctors to carry on private practice that has since permeated throughout the system. He offers a three-pronged solution that can arrest such corruption–from the bottom by the people, from the top by the supervisors, and laterally, by the peers together making care givers more accountable. Other essays dealing with traditional systems, the nexus of pharma companies, the medical profession, and the government, clinical trials and perspectives from the consumer and technology use are equally rich in content.
The third section deals with Morals, Politics, Legal Issues and Consequences and contains eight essays. While VI Mathan and Abhijit Chowdhury reflect on the moral degradation and fall in ethical standards as the main contributory factors to the increase in corruption, George Thomas argues that the consequences of corruption are denial of care and loss of trust. Arghya Sengupta and Dhvani Mehta have provided a detailed account of the reform of the Medical Council of India through court intervention. They argue that courts have limitations and the process of reform has to be carried out by Parliament in a consultative manner. The fourth section moves on to four essays on corruption in the UK, Srilanka, Bangladesh and Pakistan. Clearly, corruption in the health sector is not peculiar to India and no country seems to be an exception. The difference lies in the intensity, nature, scale and spread.
The fifth section has five essays on Governance and Healthcare Corruption. Here, Meeta and Rajivlochan, and Sunil Nandraj detail how laws and regulations are required to instil an accountability framework. Protocols, focusing on outcomes and patient-centric systems, amending the Clinical Establishments Act of 2010 to include patient rights and civil society involvement enable lending transparency and accountability that in turn will help minimise corruption. In similar vein, the two essays by Abhay Shukla and Rakhal Gaitonde make a persuasive argument that an effective and sustainable way of curbing and minimising corruption is through peoples' movements, evidence-based policy formulation and greater transparency in policy making.
The sixth section has some personal views on the issue by Kunal Saha, Farokh Udwadia and Ratna Magotra. Kunal Saha recounts his horrific battle with the system for over 15 years to get justice for the negligent manner in which his wife was treated by a private hospital in Kolkata resulting in her death. Such personal experiences of well known practising physicians included in this book have given it credibility, are convincing and more persuasive than any structured household surveys would have been.
The seventh section has two essays on the Justice Lentin Commission of Enquiry by Rupa Chinai and a detailed analysis of the Vyapam scam of Madhya Pradesh by Sandhya Srinivasan.
The last section is entitled "Beacons of Hope" and contains five case studies of institutions that have presumably stayed out of being immersed in the all-pervasive culture of corruption: the inspiring stories of the Banyan Experience of Tamil Nadu, CMC Vellore, the Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Sevagram, the Shaheed Hospital of Dalli Rajhara, St John's Hospital of Bangalore and the personal narratives of Amrita Patel and MR Rajagopal. While this section provides interesting accounts of successes in an otherwise bleak scenario, yet they do not necessarily provide (except for Amrita Patel) their struggles with institutional or individual corruption and how they might have overcome it.
In fact, while the running theme in a majority of the essays is about corruption and declining values, yet many also do provide their reflections on the health system of public policy without necessarily indicating how that has a connection to corruption or in furthering it, a fact that can only be made on assumption or by implication. Nearly all do admit that corruption is not a feature of government systems alone but is hugely pervasive in the private sector as well – in the over use of diagnostic technology, the kick backs, the prescription of drugs, the line of treatment adopted, the unnecessary procedures performed, the faulty admission systems, the capitation fees and so on, and recognise how such corruption is profoundly impacting the trust quotient between patients and their doctors, families and hospital managements, citizens and the government. Despite its all-encompassing corrosive nature, corruption as an issue of primary import continues to be overlooked and not addressed comprehensively enough. It is in this context that the book does a signal service in bringing it all out into the open, providing an opportunity to debate and reflect on these uncomfortable issues that characterise our present state of affairs.
While reading through these remarkable essays, the one thought that kept arising was how can change be brought about and where does the process of change begin? Clearly, today's corruption is not just about greedy individuals but one constructed upon private capital, disruptive technology and rapidly shifting aspirations of a rising middle class While many authors have offered suggestions of what is to be done to alleviate the current state of affairs, none provide a pathway as to how it is to be done and by whom – the Government, the courts, the doctors, Parliament, the media or the people? It is in providing some answers to this troubling question that a reader is left behind, that the book falls short. It would have been immensely useful if the editors had brought together the various issues and viewpoints raised by the authors and based on their rich experience, discussed them in their concluding chapter to provide the options of "what next", and if not, the implications of inaction. Given the context of a neo-liberal state, distorted health markets operating in an environment of scarcity of supply, and mixed systems of service delivery that are mostly unregulated and functioning in a fragmented and broken manner, the discussion would have helped a reader steer through the maze of excellent matter that the essays provide. In the absence of such a systemic understanding of corruption, it is easy to dismiss the issue of individual values and ethics.
The book is a good read. Reading the 700 pages is a challenge but one worth taking. It needs to be read and its messages internalised. If it can make you angry enough to want to change the declining standards and question the systems, it would have served its purpose.


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Judging the condition of your Video Heads
A great deal of the video playback quality quality depends on the condition of your video heads. This is why many VCR manufacturers often suggested changing the video heads after 1000 hours of use.
Now that there's no new heads available, we all have to get by with used ones. On a used video head, wear is sometimes hard to judge without the right equipment. However, a good indicator is in the VCR's ability to play back tapes with HiFi sound. A worn video head starts to be fussier about setting up the HiFi sound. Test your VCR using several HiFi tapes. With the TBC turned "off", load a tape and don't adjust the tracking. If your VCR sets up both the HiFi sound and the picture within 4 seconds of loading, it usually has good heads. It's important to mention, however, that a VCR that is out of alignment, can often produce a clear video picture but with no HiFi sound.
At TGrant Photo, our reconditioned VCRs always have the best available video heads. Heads in poor condition or heads that won't play HiFi always end up in the trash!
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A taxi uncle was driving his wife home after his night shift when he tragically suffered a heart attack. His taxi spun out of control and crashed into a kerb. According to eye-witnesses, both of the taxi's front tyres burst.
The 58-year-old was taken to the hospital in an unconscious state but was declared dead on arrival. No pedestrians were caught out cold, but his wife suffered minor injuries.
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Tour de Croissant 2018 Schedule: More Butter is More Better
Tour de Croissant 2018 is upon us!
How do you like your croissant watts?
Dusted with powdered sugar...
Filled with sweet almonds or chocolate...
Bubbling with cheese and ham...
Or are you a purist, going straight for the flour + butter nexus, no distractions.
This year, we'll be hitting a few city favorites as well as seeking flaky buttery pockets outside the city limits. Read more about the schedule and routes below, and stay tuned to @fatcakeclub for details of each stage.
Stage 1 Sunday June 10 - MH Bread and Butter (San Anselmo, Marin County)
We'll head to Marin for our opening stage for a lively Reverse Paradise loop, turning up to San Anselmo on the way back to try MH Bread and Butter's offering before rolling back to the city.
Stage 2 Thursday June 14 - Le Marais (Castro, SF)
What SF hills will we earn our pastries on for this stage? No doubt it will involve some Twin Peaks magic before we bomb down into the Castro for Le Marais goodness.
Stage 3 Saturday June 16 - Fournee (Berkeley, East Bay)
The East Bay has climbs to spare! We'll hit some favorites on Grizzly, Tunnel Road and Skyline before descending into Berkeley to try out our first East Bay bakery ever!
Stage 4 Thursday June 21 - Jane The Bakery (Geary St, SF)
You may have heard that Jane The Bakery was named best croissant in SF this year… We'll spin out some city climbs and flats before going to see for ourselves.
Stage 5 Sunday June 24 - B Patisserie (California St, SF)
A little piece of Paris in San Francisco? Yes please. We'll likely take the long way around the city to this gem.
Stage 6 Thursday June 28 - Kahnfections (Mission, SF)
Wiggle from Ocean Beach to the Mission with us to try the tasty treats at this very bike-friendly spot.
Stage 7 Sunday July 1 - Parkside (Stinson Beach, Marin County)
Ride up and over Pantoll and be rewarded with the magnificent pastries from this Stinson Beach sleeper. We'll team up with the SFCC Sunday Social ride for this one and cruise back along the 1.
Stage 8 Saturday July 7 - Alexander's Patisserie (Mountain View, South Bay)
Epic alert! To properly prep for prime pastry plundering, we'll head south for a big one, climbing Tunitas before taking those sweet sweet South Bay s-turns to Mountain View with a Caltrain return.
Stage 9 Thursday July 12 - Butter Love (Outer Richmond, SF)
The walls are painted like the wrapper of a stick of butter, enough said. We'll hit our favorite SF hills, spin around Merced and TT up Ocean Beach before turning into this Fat Cake fave.
Stage 10 Sunday July 15 - Neighbor Bakehouse (Dogpatch, SF)
We couldn't not go to Neighbor Bakehouse, it's just too damn good. We'll get there via San Bruno Mountain and Radio Road before celebrating our finale!
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Join us as we come together to worship God and hear from his Word; Pastor Jonny McGreevy continues our series 'A Kindness Like no Other' from the book of Ruth. Jonny is a good friend of CE's and some of you will know him from his time at Livewire.
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Since the towns incorporation in 1996, Nolensville has hosted a Christmas tree lighting that brings the town together to kick off the season of joy. Years ago it started out at the Town Library with just a handful of residents, but as the town continued to grow, so have the crowds. Several years ago Nolensville constructed their first Town Hall building, keeping in mind the continued tradition of the town Christmas Tree lighting. With the growing number of people, children and expectations, the town Mayor, Jimmy Alexander, turned to Mint Springs Farm and Snyder Entertainment to help. Mayor Alexander wanted to not only host the annual Christmas tree lighting, but he also wanted to give the community a full on Christmas production, larger than years before.
As we began planning for this event in October, we were excited to add the incredibly talented team at Mint Springs Farm to our annual production. The team at Mint Springs was able to create incredible holiday scenes centering around some of the best holiday stories and traditions. So The North Pole Experience was born! They designed, constructed and provided all of the decor for the entire event, and also created all of the signs and picture stops by hand. The idea was that upon entering the tent, you would be met by a large arts and crafts table with kids, parents, and volunteers making Christmas ornaments. The Mint Springs team donated all of the crafts for the Christmas ornaments, and our friends at Town Hall provided volunteers to help out, including some volunteers from the Nolensville Running Club. With all of the help from our volunteers, and our very crafty kids, we went through 500 craft kits!
Continuing on, the next portion of the North Pole Experience was like walking through a full Gingerbread Village. The Gingerbread village was decorated with ice colored lighting, snow flakes filled the ceilings, and of course Gingerbread men and women were all around; this setting made for an incredible photo backdrop. Our team provided onsite photography and printing for the event, and feel free to download any of the photos here.
The Gingerbread Village would then lead you through a dream-like Christmas hallway where visions of sugar plumbs danced in your head, and from then you had officially arrived at the North Pole! Since this is where Santa lives, it's only obvious that this is where the live music was featured. The live music was provided by Snyder Entertainment's Steven Clawson. Steven is on iTunes, which makes it easy to enjoy his Christmas tune here over the holidays.
The North Pole was home to many elves working on toys, and a playground to many other elves who were having a snowball fight. Santa's sleigh full of toys and reindeer all made an appearance, along with the most famous reindeer of them all, Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer (I know you're still singing the rest of the song in your head...) The very last stop was also where the big man himself (Santa!) was, ready to take pictures in our Snyder Entertainment snow globe photo booth, and hear what everyone's wishes for Christmas! Check out our Facebook photo album here to see even more pictures, LIKE our page and TAG/SHARE the photos!
We also had the Sunset Middle School choir singing Christmas carols at the front of the Town Hall, led by Abby Francis. Prior to the Christmas tree lighting, Mayor Alexander came out to the balcony to read "The Night Before Christmas" to everyone in attendance. There were roughly 1,000 people in attendance this year, more than the nearly 750 from last year. When Mayor Alexander concluded the story, Santa joined him high atop of the building, and they started the countdown, "3-2-1, Merry Christmas Nolensville!" as the lights on the tree lit up the front of Town Hall.
2015 proved to be another incredible year of Christmas tradition, and one that certainly couldn't of happened without the help and support from our local vendors. Another addition to our event this year was food. Our partners from Amico's Pizza, selling a hot slice of cheese pizza for $2 which benefited the Nolensville Food Pantry. As well as 2 Girls 'N A Hot Dog serving gourmet hot dogs. Mamas Java was also onsite to provide hot chocolate and cookies for a snack. Aside from food, we had some other awesome local vendors there in support; the ladies from Peacock Lane Boutique selling their long sleeve 'Tis the Season in Nolensville t-shirts, which each purchase also benefited the Nolensville Food Pantry. Again, Mint Springs Farm was responsible for all of the wonderfully crafted decor, props, and signs. Our team here at Snyder Entertainment provided live music, 50 décor lighting fixtures, 8 gobo/monogram lighting fixtures, live music, photography and photo booth. And last, but certainly not least, to our partners who helped make this financially possible: Nolensville Toy Shop, Three French Hens, Nana's Diner, and Nolensville Auto Care.
We are anticipating another great year of the Nolensville Christmas Tree lighting in 2016, and finding out how we can get even more interactive! Another huge thanks to Mayor Alexander, our local vendors and shops, volunteers, the staff at Town Hall, the team at Mint Springs Farm, Steven Clawson, and everyone who came out in attendance. Merry Christmas!
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Matteo Baldoni, Cristina Baroglio, Alberto Martelli, Viviana Patti, Claudio Schifanella:
Mario Bravetti, Gianluigi Zavattaro (editors):
Verifying the conformance of web services to global interaction protocols: a first step.
Global choreographies define the rules that peers should respect in their interaction, with the aim of guaranteeing interoperability. An abstract choreography can be seen as a protocol specification; it does not refer to specific peers and, especially in an open application domain, it might be necessary to retrieve a set of web services that fit in it. A crucial issue, that is raising attention, is verifying whether the business process of some peers, in particular the parts that encode the communicative behavior, will produce interactions which are conformant to the agreed protocol (legality issue). Such issue is tackled by the so called conformance test, which is a means for certifying the capability of interacting of the involved parts: two peers that are proved conformant to a same protocol will actually interoperate by producing a legal conversation. This work proposes an approach to the verification of a priori conformance of a business process to a protocol, which is based on the theory of formal languages and guarantees the interoperability of peers that are individually proved conformant.
@inproceedings{REWERSE-RP-2005-96, author = {Matteo Baldoni and Cristina Baroglio and Alberto Martelli and Viviana Patti and Claudio Schifanella}, title = {Verifying the conformance of web services to global interaction protocols: a first step}, booktitle = {Proceedings of 2nd International Workshop on Web Services and Formal Methods, Versailles, France (1st--3rd September 2005)}, year = {2005}, editor = {Mario Bravetti and Gianluigi Zavattaro}, volume = {3670}, series = {LNCS}, pages = {257--271}, url = {http://rewerse.net/publications/rewerse-publications.html#REWERSE-RP-2005-96} }
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Gimme 5: Best Jazz Releases I Heard in SeptemberPosted: October 5th, 2012 by Mike
Each month I will share my notes on jazz releases that I heard the previous month. In listening to 70+ CDs in September, 2012, these were the real standouts. You can hear these recordings this week on my radio show, The Vinyl Side of Midnight.
***** Fred Hersch Trio – ALIVE AT THE VANGUARD (Palmetto)
The only reason I have this disc is that I bumped into Hersch eating a bagel at the Starbucks in the Marriott during the Detroit Jazz Festival. In the midst of my flattering him and telling him how much I liked his recording with Nancy King, he asked if I had his latest. When I said no, he took my card and said he'd make sure I got a copy. Turns out it's great. A unique voice on piano, and the trio works the post Evans field of empathically equal voices sharing these compositions.
**** 1/2 Kurt Elling – 1619 BROADWAY (Concord)
Elling's tribute to the Brill Building school of tunesmithery. Some of the songs are so reconstructed that it is disconcerting. Take "I Only Have Eyes For You", if the words were changed, you wouldn't know what song it was, the melody is so altered. For airplay, try #5 (I'm Satisfied), #9 (Pleasant Valley Sunday), the Monkees tune. Though several of these tracks may find their way on air. What's usual with Elling recordings is that they grow on you as time goes on.
**** Brad Mehldau Trio – WHERE DO YOU START (Nonesuch)
Well, let's start with track #2 (Holland), Mehldau doing Sufjan Stevens, a cool, melancholic simmer of a meditation. This trio is so well documented yet never disappoints. #4 (Baby Plays Around) is an Elvis Costello tune taken nice and slow. Just when you think the ballads will win the day Mehldau burns through Sonny Rollins' Airegin (#5), then smolders through Hey Joe (#6). (Half of these tracks were recorded in 2008.)
**** Donny McCaslin – CASTING FOR GRAVITY (Green Leaf)
I searched this CD out in Detroit after catching the end of McCaslin's set on the Pyramid stage, then decided to see if I already had it. I didn't, and I was disappointed. Until this arrived in the mail. This quartet has a lot of funk and drive and rawk. And Donny is on fire. #3 (Losing Track Of Daytime) starts off all neo-soul groove and builds and builds to a tough tumble. #9 & #10 show the electronica influence.
**** Wadada Leo Smith & Louis Moholo-Moholo – ANCESTORS (TUM Records)
Smith is the real deal: he has one foot in the heady avant clouds of the AACM and the other in the roots of his Mississippi Delta upbringing. The opening track (Moholo-Moholo/Golden Spirit) is a little masterpiece, the throbbing beat from drummer Louis (who Smith says has invented a new approach to drums) over which Wadada drizzles his language of smears, blues and blurts. The rest of the album is more free form improvs from drums and trumpet.


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In the beginning of this new year of 2018, the first episode of the 14th season of the most prestigious hunting television program in North America - Canada in the Rough will be broadcast on the CITY channels. Fenix, as the new cooperated lighting brand, will follow the steps of the hosts' - Beasley brothers', challenging the harsh outdoor environment in the interpretation of the extreme lighting performance.
Meticulously produced, expertly photographed and ultimately in a league of its own, Canada in the Rough™ has become "must watch" television for all North American hunters. Canada in the Rough™ has been named the "Fan Favourite" TV Show, the "Best Overall Canadian Show" and most recently the "Best Show Overall" and "Best Host".
Follow as the Beasley brothers, hosts of Canada in the Rough™; Canada's most-watched Coast-to-Coast-to-Coast Hunting Adventure Television Show, travel across Canada and take part in true Canadian Hunting Adventures. Canada in the Rough™ features the majestic mountains of British Columbia, the endless horizons of the open prairies, the mysterious bogs of Newfoundland, the mystical boreal forest of Ontario's Canadian Shield and the desert-like beauty of the high Arctic. We take our cameras across our vast and wondrous land to bring you a hunting experience you won't find anywhere else.
In the face of different terrains, changing nature and a variety of prey, Beasley brothers must be fully prepared and equipped with the most professional hunting equipments. The reason that the CITR chooses Fenix as the cooperated brand is based on the trust of the brand reliability and product quality.
On account of the design concept of "Tank - king of battlefield", Fenix TK Series models come in with high output, extended reach, toughness and reliability, which satisfy particular needs in hunting and searching, especially the newly released TK25 series flashlights, are profoundly favored by hunters. These flashlights all feature innovative mode switching structure, fitted with remarkable red lights, blue lights and even infrared without compromising high-performance white light.
The newly-designed HM series of headlamps are high-performance and hugely reliable headlamps made for rigid outdoor environments. The all-metal housing design is extremely tough, being dustproof, waterproof and highly resistant to impacts and cold. Among them, the HM50R and HL60R are highly praised by users.
Beasley brothers chose Fenix TK series flashlights and HM series headlamps as their portable lighting equipments, which enhanced their strength. CITR show plus Fenix brand, will surely present the audience a more exciting night hunting experience as well.
Fenix Lights and Headlamps in the Hunting Show
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The Fenix brand has now become a member of the major international industry associations such as: OIA (Outdoor Industry Association), EOG (European Outdoor Group), PLATO (Portable Lights American Trade Organization) and NSSF (National Shooting Sports Foundation).
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Pripyat: Police Station – Backyard
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Abandoned-Kansai/133097943435707 Blog: http://abandonedkansai.wordpress.com/ This video was taken on August 28th 2010 at the backyard of the abandoned police station in the ghost town of Pripyat, Ukraine. It's an unedited walking tour of the repair shop shot in 720p. If you would like to know more about my trip to the Zone Of Alienation please have a look at the "Chernobyl & Pripyat" special on my blog Abandoned Kansai: http://abandonedkansai.wordpress.com/


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Concluded Negotiations
Negotiations on the formation of free trade agreement between Georgia and Hong Kong, Special Administrative Region of China have concluded and procedures for the signature and entry into force is underway.
Current Negotiations
The preparation of Georgia-India Free Trade Agreement joint feasibility study is underway.
With the aim to make amendments in the current free trade agreement between Georgia and Republic of Turkey the negotiations under Georgia-Turkish joint committee are being conducted for the further liberalization of tariffs on agriculture products and for the addition of trade in services to the Agreement.
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|all hoops, no spin
ABAndon Ship!Chicago to Las Vegas; Indiana to Scrapheap?
Updated 3:02pm ET Monday, February 11, 2002
By almostbasketball Staff
Less than two months into its second season, the American Basketball Association appears ready to lose at least one of its seven teams and to shift another to Las Vegas.
The Kansas City Star reports in Monday's editions that the Chicago Skyliners will fold and be replaced by a team in Las Vegas, and that the Indiana Legends will not play tonight because they "don't have an arena for the game".
The ABA, which lost teams in Memphis, Tampa Bay, Los Angeles and San Diego after its first season, saw prospective teams in Long Island and Tijuana drop out prior to this season, and opened with seven clubs that were to play a 42-game schedule between December 26 and April 15.
Detroit, Chicago, and Indiana didn't have arena leases when the season tipped off. Chicago played two home games at a small church gymnasium, while Indiana played four home games at the Pepsi Coliseum before mysteriously switching its January 26 home game against the Dogs to Detroit at the last minute without explanation. After one more home game, the Legends have apparently lost their lease.
Las Vegas, which had a team in the recently-defunct International Basketball League, will apparently be the new home for the slot previously occupied by the Skyliners, who were the ABA's runners-up a year ago.
The Chicago franchise began this season under the stewardship of businessmen Calvin Jarrett and David A. Kittrell. However, the Skyliners were a disaster from the start: a thrown-together lineup lost its first two games by 57 and 58 points, and players were apparently never paid or signed to contracts. After failing to reach arena leases with several local colleges, the Skyliners played two games at the small local church gym, attracting fewer than 100 fans to each.
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● Capacity: 4
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The king of all mountains.
Designed with a slide and multiple climbing holds, users can experience the thrill of going up almost 7 feet and finishing it off by jumping or sliding down the attached custom slide. It can be used as a stand-alone item, or can be connected to any Aquapark using the 5 D-Ring Interloc system on all 3 sides combined with our secure Vario-Lock cinch strap system.


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There are a couple of pieces that I need to make before I go to Japan in April. One is the Maine Family Buisness Awards commissioned by the Institute for Family-Owned Buisness in Portland, ME. Each year they commission me to make awards for them to give to select Maine businesses. This award was originally designed and made by Alan Perry. Four years ago I took over the commission.
Each of the six awards is made of two fold-formed bronze sheets that have brass rings suspended between them. Below you can see the first step in the fold-forming followed by annealing them.
Here the sheets are formed, textured, and the rings are made. The next step will be to pierce the sheets and solder the rings in place. Check back for more progress!


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Innovation Grants – A Helping Hand For People in Debt
If you have been feeling down and want to give up because you find yourself in a large sum of debt, there is hope for you. These programs, which are alongside the private consolidation, are likely to be useful in the lowering of the rates of interest and the overall accounts.
Good for Debtors
Considering that the government has done much publicity about these programs that are innovative, there are a whole lot of people who would like to learn more about them and their partners have experienced their jobs cut off and they're receiving no relief because the debts are becoming hard to manage. For instance, if the debt is less than $ 10,000, the lender and the debtor have to look for another way of settling this debt and means of payment. People who are in deep depth are looking for the government innovation programs to help them get out of them.
The benefits of these innovation grants are that they are a good idea especially for the people who are about to face foreclosure on their homes so long as they convince the government to not go through with the auctioning of the home. You need to show them that you have a plan to continue making the mortgage payments.
Details on Foreclosures
After it's proved that the residence is much better off than on the list of foreclosure, the house might need to be taken into depreciation. It is necessary that the person who owns the home convinces the creditor that the debt is more suitable for the new payment plans or procedures. Among the things that are most crucial is the process of filling out the application form in a manner that's clear and understandable.
Clearing Debts
No one likes to have debt or be in debt with someone else or a company. Additionally, this is a good time for the person to open a savings account for the debt to be seen as working under an even keel. Opening up a savings account will help clear debts and help with a rainy day in future.
Credit Card Debt Most Harmful
Using credit cards to remove a previous debt means a more debt pile up accruing. Otherwise, it will become a cycle of more debt on top of more debt. People should do some research to find the best companies with low-interest rates to make it easier to erase the debt and start building a credit score. According to experts, this isn't an impossible feat.
Avoiding Debt
It is important for people who are in debt to continue working so that they can avoid unsecured credit card debt and foreclosures. The government helps individuals by providing counsellors for training people on ways of living a debt free life and planning for the future.
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a day at the library // a week before graduation
With my graduating in one week, I was feeling super nostalgic about my campus and how far I've come since I started this crazy journey of being a single mom at the time to a wife and mom of two, all while going to school. These past five years have held so much, and I don't know how I've rallied through to kick as much butt as I did...but here I am.
this ending of time is
but goodbye always is.
So, I asked my hubby to come with me to the library, which has been a constant for me over these five years, and to take some extra shots of me. He was sweet enough and this Saturday we went and took photos together, while Logan bear ran around finding books to "read". Oh these sweet memories I will hold forever.
With Grace + Guts,
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We offer original guided visits and treasure hunts. Our "MYTHICAL" visits include: Saint Germain des Prés, Montparnasse, Pigalle, Montmartre, from Serge Gainsbourg to Yves Saint Laurent, to Brigitte Bardot and Jim Morrison, Coluche, Picasso and Van Gogh: all of these and more can be seen in Paris!
Our VIP TOUR pack: 1 2hr guided visits + 1 drink in bar in the district + a photo of the tour + a "passport" of the district
Each guided visit lasts approximately 2 hours (including a drinks break) and costs €35 (price decreases with 4 people or more)
Our visits are done in French, English, Portuguese, Spanish, Polish, Japanese, Chinese...
Our treasure hunts: a guide for the briefing at the start and end, a road books and maps, clues to discover the artists behind the mythical places and prizes for the winning team + a drink in a typical local bar. 4 people or more. €35/person; (decreasing from 10 people).
All our tours can be reserved online at www.paris-celebrity-tours.fr
Paris Celebrity Tours also offered themed half-days: The major figures in fashion, Paris and jazz, Nouvelle vague cinema... and motivation activities for societies (treasure hunts and mythical tours) as well as personalised packages for individuals or groups.
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- by Dr. Tayfun Oguzoglu
What's the Best Hair Transplant Procedure?
FUE has been recognized as the best technique in recent years since its advancement is increasing day by day. FUE is especially preferred because of rapid recovery after surgery and less invasive procedure.
Hair Transplant is conducted by two major methods, Follicular Unit Extraction(FUE) and Follicular Unit Transplant(FUT). You might be confused which one is the best for you. The main difference between these methods is the harvesting method. Surgeon in FUT will strip the hair follicles from the back of your head. In FUE, the surgeon will individually extract the hair follicles from the donor area one by one. The rest is the same for both methods, where the surgeon replants the hair grafts through incisions previously made to the balding area. So, what's the best hair transplant procedure ?
Hair Loss After FUT
FUT may be suitable for those who experience the hair loss in the larger area while the FUE can cover up a larger area of baldness. Unlike the FUT, FUE method doesn't strip any scalp from your head to harvest the follicles which means there will be no stitches or cuts required in the donor area no linear scarring. At this point, FUE may generate a quicker recovery period, which allows you to get back on your daily activities at any time soon.
Hair transplant is a surgical procedure which can only be conducted by a professional surgeon with a proper consultation and examination. The surgeon should be certified with AHRS to conduct the procedure. The extensive hair transplant training is required to make dermatologist eligible to run the procedure.
FUE hair transplant method is preferred due to some features. FUE allows you to have a shorter haircut without exposing any scarring or redness on your scalp. FUE perform less invasive procedures as it doesn't involve any slitting and stitches on your back head scalp. The recovery time will be quicker as you take FUE hair transplant procedure.
How Much Hair Transplant Cost?
Even though it may vary in different locations, FUE is certainly more costly than FUT. A larger balding area may require more hair grafts to cover it up. FUE procedure may cost you from US$ 3,000 – US$ 15,000 depends on the severity of your hair loss, locations, surgeon expertise, and clinic reputation.
what's the best hair transplant procedure ? Today, many surgeons utilize the technology to perform FUE hair transplant. The harvesting job is supported with the SAFE motorized hair harvested that allow the surgeon to gather the follicular unit in a shorter time. Some clinics may apply ARTAS robotic system where the hair transplant is supported by robotic machinery. FUE hair transplant has been developed to provide a less invasive procedure, a natural look of hair growth, and a shorter period of recovery. You can contact us page for more information. Before and after photos you can see the following page.


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Women's ECFA Premier Cup National Final – Worthing v Accrington
Final score 4-3
Player of match – everyone, real team effort star team rather than a team of stars.
On a beautiful sunny day, Worthing College arrived at St Andrews, Birmingham City's home ground, in the ECFA National Cup Final to face last year's beaten finalists Accrington College. A perfect playing surface bode well for a great game, which didn't disappoint.
Worthing started well, showing signs of playing some great football. Worthing set up 4-3-3 in the first half, and it became apparent that the Accrington keeper was there to be lobbed. On the 12th minute, a long goal kick found Annie Rolfe on the edge of the area and looking up, she recognised the keeper was out of point and fired over her head into the net 1-0 Worthing. Twenty mins later, after Niamh was sub, some quick inter lay between Hayley and Annie found Hayley unmarked in the middle of the box 2-0 Worthing. Molly made an outstanding save to keep the game at 2-0, commanded her box and marshalled her defence well under pressure from Accrington until the 40th min when Accrington scored a lucky goal after the ball ricochet off one of the Worthing players. 2-1 Half time.
Start of the second half, Accrington came out all guns blazing and for a while Worthing were under attack. Molly made a number of good saves, and the Worthing girls worked tirelessly to keep them at bay. With Accrington pressing hard, this left gaps in their defence which Worthing exploited in the 82 min when Worthing broke and Annie found herself 1 on1, Annie turned beautifully and shot low into the bottom corner. On 85 min Worthing looked to have buried the game when a fast break saw the ball fed over the top to Sara , who picked her spot beautifully, and finished clinically 4-1 Worthing. Drama was about to unfold when 90 secs later the ball was in the back of the net at the other end. 4-2. On the 90th min, Accrington scored a well taken powerful shot, which gave Molly no chance 4-3. 6 mins of injury time, which seemed like 6hours, in which interestingly Worthing took control despite the pressing of Accrington.
A great game , played in the right spirit.
Well done girls and Amy Merricks