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"almost everything jesus said was regurgitated lao tzu"
That is not true. Not only are the teachings of Taoism and Jesus opposite in almost all cases, Taoism did not even develop the concept of god(s), heaven and hell (the areas of similarity with Christianity) until 500 after Jesus died.
Also, please note that when Jesus quoted (or "regurgitated" to use your words) something, it was always the word of God from the Old Testament. And most of the Old Testament was written long before Lao Tzu was born.
You are trying to pull something out of thin air that is not true.
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Here's your chance to meet a baseball hall of famer
Baseball fans will get a chance to see National Baseball Hall of Fame member Ozzie Smith at the first Night with the Knights, 6:30 p.m. Feb. 12 at the Charlotte Convention Center Ballroom.
The season kick-off evening will include a dinner, silent auction and speech from Smith. Tickets to the event are $125 per person, $1,000 per table.
All net proceeds will go to the United Way of York County and the United Way of Central Carolinas. Tickets are available by calling (704) 36-HOMER or visiting www.nightwightheknights.com.
PRT activities include sports, travel club trips
Recent news from Rock Hill Parks, Recreation and Tourism:
• Girls ages 4 to 12 and their fathers or other special adult males are invited to the Daddy/Daughter Rising Star Dance from 7 to 9 p.m. Feb. 8 at the Baxter Hood Center, 452 S. Anderson Road, Rock Hill. The dance will feature party music, souvenir photos, light refreshments and a chance to be named the Star Couple of the evening. Attire is dressy casual. Tickets are $20 per couple, and $5 for each additional girl. They must be purchased in advance at any Rock Hill Parks, Recreation and Tourism center or at the PRT office at Rock Hill City Hall, room 390. For details, call 329-5620.
• Registration for spring youth sports begins Monday and will last through Feb. 22. A new competitive soccer league for ages 10 to 15 will be offered in addition to the regular soccer league. The new league will consist of competitive play, scorekeeping, standings and an end-of-season tournament. All games will be played at Manchester Meadows. Registration fee is $77, which includes a mandatory $7 insurance fee. Baseball ($37), recreation soccer and girls softball ($35) will be offered again this year. Registration is taken during office hours at Manchester Meadows; the Cherry Park tower; the PRT Office, Room 390, at City Hall and at the four city recreation centers. First-time players should bring a copy of their birth certificate. Brochures are available at www.rockhillrocks.com. Call 326-3792 or 329-5672 for details.
• The OWLS (Older, Wiser, Loving Seniors) group will host its annual Valentine Party at Boyd Hill Recreation Center at noon Feb. 14. The fee is $3 and includes spaghetti, salad, bread, dessert and a beverage. Registration is required by Feb. 6 at the PRT Office, City Hall, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. The fee can be mailed to: City of Rock Hill, Carolyn Snyder, P.O. Box 11706, Rock Hill. Call 329-5626 or 329-5620 to check space availability.
• The Happy Travelers group is accepting registration for two trips. The group will visit the Biltmore House, Winery and Gardens during the Festival of Flowers in Asheville, N.C., on April 22. Lunch will be at the Deerpark Restaurant. The $105 fee includes transportation, lunch and Biltmore activities. Registration deadline is March 18. A trip is also planned to the Amishlands of the Ohio countryside Aug. 11 through 14. The four-day, three-night trip includes visits to the Winesburg Carriage Factory and Museum, the Breitenbach Winery, the Harry London Chocolate Factory, the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the Canton Classic Car Museum, among other sites. Cost is $525 per person, double occupancy, and includes motorcoach transportation, three nights at the Guggisburg Swiss Inn, three breakfasts and full-course dinners, taxes and gratuities. Cancellation insurance is available. A $50 deposit is due upon registration with the balance by June 6. Registration and payment for Happy Travelers trips is taken at the PRT Office, City Hall, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. The fee can also be mailed to: City of Rock Hill, Carolyn Snyder, P.O. Box 11706, Rock Hill. Call 329-5626 or 329-5620 to check space availability first.
Fort Mill Y programs include crochet, health fair
Fort Mill YMCA will offer the following programs:
• Participants will learn how to crochet a hat and scarf at Arts n' Crafts with Sammie, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. each Monday for six weeks, beginning Feb. 4. Cost is $30 for members or $35 for non-members, and includes supplies.
• Piedmont Medical Center will offer cholesterol, PSA and bone marrow screenings, as well as blood sugar tests, as part of the Fort Mill branch YMCA health fair, 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. and 4 to 7 p.m. Feb. 18. Prices range from $3 to $10 per screening. David Thomas of Advanced Chiropractic Clinic and members from the Community Blood Center of Charlotte will be present.
• Homeschool art lessons with Jett Buskirk, who integrates literature, history, math, science and art, will be offered from 9 to 9:55 a.m. for ages 6 to 8 and 10 to 10:55 a.m. for ages 9 to 12 every Monday for six weeks, beginning Feb. 18. Cost is $50 for members and $60 for non-members, plus basic supplies. Check Buskirk's credentials at www.jettsmurals.com. Space is limited.
For more information on these events, contact Karen Isaac at 548-8020, Ext. 259.
Clover theater has auditions for 'Garden'
Clover Community Theatre will hold auditions for "The Secret Garden" from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday at Clover Middle School Auditorium, 310 Clinton St.
The play, adapted by Pamela Sterling from the Frances Hodgson Burnett book by the same name, tells a story about growth and blossoming of the earth and human spirit.
Performances are slated for early April. The cast calls for one girl, one boy, one teenage girl, one teenage boy, one woman and three men. Families are encouraged to audition together.
A director is also needed. For details, call Elaine Davis at 831-7659.
Learn the two-step or go square dancing
The following dance classes and groups have news:
• Two-step dance classes will be offered at 7:30 p.m. each Wednesday in February in the St. John's Center of St. John's United Methodist Church, 321 S. Oakland Ave., Rock Hill. Instructors will be Bill and April Bragg. There is a one-time $10 donation fee to the church for the four-week session, Feb. 6, 13, 20 and 27. Participants should wear leather-bottomed shoes and casual clothing. Questions, call Pat at 980-4000.
• The Chester Circling Squares will offer square dancing and line dancing instruction with members Buster and Hilda Hefner at 7 p.m. Mondays, beginning Feb. 4, at the Lowrys Community Center on Old York Road, Lowrys. Regular club dances are held the second Saturday of every month for practice. Classes cost $2 per person, and dance tickets are $7 per couple. For more information, call Mickey and Carrie Green at 385-6884 or Andy and Gloria Kirk at 981-6981.
Symphony orchestra plans Clover visit
The National Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of music director Leonard Slatkin, will perform at 8 p.m. Feb. 9 in the Clover School District Auditorium. Tickets are $15.
Prior to the concert, a clinic will be held for Clover Junior High and Clover High band students by members of the orchestra. Associate Conductor Emil de Cou will lead a discussion on conducting with music students from Winthrop.
The symphony -- which accepts one invitation a year to make a state or region the focus of its American Residencies project -- announced last fall that it had accepted the South Carolina Arts Commission's invitation for its 2008 residency.
The Clover concert will be the first of five concerts and dozens of educational and outreach activities to take place across the state during the residency, which is funded by the Kennedy Center.
For more information, call David Yandle at 222-8018.
Oratory marks 75 years with Feb. 14 celebration
The Rock Hill Oratorians will celebrate 75 years of service with a Valentine's Day dinner and auction to benefit the Rock Hill Oratory, 5:30 p.m. Feb. 14 at the Baxter Hood Center, Rock Hill.
Tickets are $100 per person and include drinks, hors d'oeuvres, dinner, dessert and live entertainment.
Tables for 10 guests may be purchased by becoming an official sponsor of the event: $2,500 for St. Phillip Neri's Society, $2,000 for Cardinal Newman's Circle and $1,500 for Friends of the Oratory.
For more information or to purchase a ticket, call Thi Le at 370-0380.
Wachovia economist to speak in River Hills
Mark Vitner, Wachovia's director and senior economist, will speak at the River Hills Lions Club dinner meeting 7 p.m. Feb. , at the River Hills Country Club, Lake Wylie. Non-Lions Club members are invited to attend.
Vitner, who has spoken at the Lions Club meetings annually, joined Wachovia in 1993 and is responsible for tracking U.S. and regional economic trends. His work has been featured in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Businessweek and USA Today, among others.
He is also a frequent guest on CNBC, CNN, National Public Radio and News Hour with Jim Lehrer. To make a reservation, call Bill Burgin at 370-2828 or Mayhugh Horne at 831-2525.
Family center has clinic, play classes
The following services will be offered at the Rock Hill Family Resource Center, 217 Orange St., Rock Hill:
• Free medical clinics will be offered from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday and Feb. 8, 22 and 29 for ages birth through 18 who do not have insurance. Families should park in the rear of the building and use the red door entrance. Other free pediatric clinics are located in Fort Mill, Clover and York. Children and teens may receive immunizations, sick visits and physicals at the medical clinic. To make an appointment, call 322-6636.
• P.L.A.Y. (Positive Learning Activities for Youth) classes will be held at ParentSmart from 10 to 11:15 a.m. Feb. 8 and 22. The classes are free and are designed for preschool-age children and their parents. Participants should park in the rear of the building and use the rear entrance. Details, call 981-1557.
Screenings planned for stroke, osteoporosis
Appointments for Life Line stroke and osteoporosis screenings will begin at 9 a.m. Feb. 6 at the India Hook United Methodist Church, 3300 Mount Gallant Road, Rock Hill.
Screenings may help identify potential health problems such as blocked arteries and irregular heart rhythm, abdominal aortic aneurysms and hardening of the arteries in the legs, a strong predictor of heart disease.
The complete screening package includes a new heart rhythm screening to check for irregular heartbeat, a major risk factor for stroke. A bone density screening to assess osteoporosis risk is also offered to both men and women.
Cost for the complete wellness package is $149. All five screenings take 60 to 90 minutes to complete. Pre-registration is required. For more information or an appointment, call (888) 754-1464.
Local groups plan dinners, other benefits
The following fundraisers will kick off soon:
• The Rock Hill High School Choral Department will host a benefit, "Eat to the Beat," a catered dinner with entertainment by the school's concert choir, at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 9 at Neely's Creek ARP Family Life Center, 974 Neely's Creek Road, Rock Hill. Tickets are $15 and may be purchased from choral students or by calling the school at 981-1328. The deadline to buy tickets is noon Feb. 4. All proceeds will go to fund spring choral festivals and awards.
• Grace Ministries Church will have a fish fry and bake sale from 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday at Grace Ministries Church, 1511 Mount Holly Road, Rock Hill. Flounder, shrimp or chicken plates are $9 for adults and $6 for children 10 and under. Combination plates are $10 for adults and $7 for children 10 and under. Plates include French fries, hushpuppies, slaw and onion rings. To-go boxes are available, and meals eaten at the church include tea or lemonade. For details, call 324-5921 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
• The Lewisville High School Athletic Booster Club will sponsor a donkey ball game at 7 p.m. Feb. 9 to raise money for athletes' letter jackets and new equipment for the softball and baseball teams. Donkeys of the Professional Animal Frolics will attempt to rid themselves of their riders during the comedic game, open to the family.
• The Lesslie Fire Department's annual barbeque will be from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Feb. 1 and 11 a.m. until supplies are sold out Feb. 2. at Lesslie Fire Department, 2191 Lesslie Highway, Rock Hill. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the barbecue on the first weekend in February. The ladies auxiliary will also have a bake sale with homemade pies, cakes and other baked goods. Donations of baked goods are accepted for resale.
• PATH's Thrift Store, 31 N. Congress Street, York, will have all men's shirts buy one, get one free and men's pants buy one, get one free Monday through Saturday. PATH serves needy families in the York school district.
Vintage Club dinner among week's gatherings
The following groups will meet:
• The next Tega Cay Vintage Club dinner meeting will begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Tega Cay Golf Club. Dinner will be mixed green salad with mandarin orange slices, topped with raspberry viniagrette dressing, roast pork tenderloin, stuffed flounder with marmey sauce, potatoes au gratin, green beans almandine, glazed carrots, rolls with butter, coffee or tea, banana pudding and a low sugar chocolate creme pie. Evening entertainment will be provided by the Cynthia Jentz Period Dancers. Cocktails begin at 6:30. The group will also meet at 10 a.m. Feb. 4 for bowling at Strikers in Rock Hill. Cost is $8 per session, which includes games, shoes and lunch. February's activity will be a trip to the Clover Auditorium to see Three Rednecked Tenors, Feb. 5. March's activity will be a bus trip to Camden to watch the Carolina Cup Steeple Chase, March 29. The cost is $60 per person. Information and sign-ups for February and March activities will be available at Wednesday's dinner.
• The National Federation of the Blind, Rock Hill chapter, will hold its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at the Red Cross building, 200 Piedmont Blvd., Rock Hill. Members will discuss activities for the year. Details, call Lenora Robertson at 366-1832.
• The board of directors of Keystone, the York County Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, will hold its monthly meeting, open to the public, at 6 p.m. Monday at 140 E. Main St., Suite 300, Rock Hill.
• Parent Connection, a network of families who have children with disabilities, will meet at 6:30 Feb. 5 at St. John's United Methodist Church, 321 S. Oakland Ave., Rock Hill. The group will also meet at 9:30 a.m. Feb. 8 for coffee at Cupp's Cafe on Cherry Road. For information, call the office at 366-4839.
• The 50's Plus group will have its monthly covered dish luncheon at noon Feb. 6 at Bowling Green Presbyterian Church, 250 Ridge Road, Bowling Green. Entertainment by a group of singers from The Golden Chorus, led by Max and Abbey Robinson, will be provided. Members are asked to bring their favorite covered dish to share. For details, call Jim Andrews at 222-3598.
• The Newcomers Club of York County will meet at 11:30 a.m. Feb. 13 at the Waterford Golf Club, Rock Hill, with guest speaker William Hillman, a director, producer and writer. A buffet lunch will be served for $11 per person. To RSVP, call Marie at 396-0582 before noon Feb. 7.
• The Tri-County Forrestry Association will meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Feb. 28 in the Chester County Extension Office, 109 Ella St., Chester. The group will hear a presentation about how to sell timber by professsional forestry consultant Paul Majors with Majors and Company in Newberry. A business meeting will follow. To register, call the Chester County Extension Office at 385-6181.
Support groups help with grief, other issues
These support groups will meet:
• Hospice and Community Care will offer a six-week support group, Grief in Families Together (G.I.F.T), for parents, guardians and their children ages 3 to 18 who have recently experiened the death of someone significant. The group will meet from 6 to 8 p.m. each Thursday for six weeks, beginning Feb. 7, at 2275 India Hook Road, Rock Hill.
The goals include acknowledging and verbalizing loss, commemorating deceased loved ones, improving communication between adults and children about grief and loss, educating family members and increasing positive coping skills. Call 329-1500 for more information.
• GriefShare, a grief recovery support group, will meet from 11 a.m. to noon and again from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. beginning Feb. 13 and continuing through April 30 in Room 210, First Baptist Church, 481 Hood Center Drive, Rock Hill. For more information, call the church office at 327-7181.
• Alzheimer's Early Stage Diagnosed Support Group, for those in the early stages of Alzheimer's and their caregivers, will meet from 3 to 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Alzheimer's Association Office, 2115 Ebenezer Road, Rock Hill. For details, call 327-4715.
Animal rehabilitators has volunteer training
The Animal Rehabilitators of the Carolinas (ARC) is offering a class for new volunteers March 8, 9 and 15 in the South Charlotte area.
Volunteers of the nonprofit group, dedicated to the care and release of orphaned and injured wildlife in the Carolinas, rehabilitate wildlife out of their homes. No experience is necessary, but volunteers must be 18 or older.
The class includes a manual and first-year membership with ARC. Classes cover basic care and feeding of wildlife and species-specific information.
To sign up for the classes, call Sherry Johnson at 548-4604.
McMullen family plans gathering
The McMullen family is planning a 2008 reunion for descendents of John and Alice McMullen and their children, Alexander, John, Paul, Clyde, Willie, Victory, Sally, Mary, Lovette, Maggie and Gertrude.
For information, call 329-4211 or 329-6228.

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Federal tax reform had been talked about for years without action, but we recently received the largest federal tax reform since 1986. Similarly, sales tax reform has been talked about, proposed, and argued about for years. The largest sales tax reform since 1992 may happen this summer.
For 26 years, remote retailers, online retailers or any retailer without a physical presence in a state, has not been required to collect and remit that state's sales and use tax. That could all change this summer. The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review South Dakota's case involving Wayfair, Inc. Oral arguments are expected in April with a potential decision in June.
What Started Talks of Sales Tax Reform?
States argue they have unjustly lost billions of revenue because sales tax goes uncollected on sales to in-state customers by remote retailers. They also argue the retail landscape has dramatically changed due to the Internet, and that requiring retailers to have a physical presence before they are obligated to collect sales tax is outdated.
The physical presence precedent or case that has been relied upon for 26 years is Quill v. North Dakota. The Quill case held that mail-order companies could not be required to collect sales tax because Quill did not have a physical presence in North Dakota. The Quill case has been followed by all states since.
The Wayfair Case
The Wayfair case involves a remote e-retailer (Wayfair) that does not have a physical presence in South Dakota. South Dakota passed a law in 2016 (SB 106) which imposes economic nexus. The law requires retailers to collect sales tax if the retailer has more than $100,000 of South Dakota sales in a year, or the retailer has more than 200 separate transactions with South Dakota customers. Wayfair Inc. challenged the South Dakota law which the South Dakota Supreme court found unconstitutional under Quill. The state appealed or petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court, and here we are.
Similar cases are currently in litigation in Alabama, Indiana, Tennessee, Virginia and Wyoming, but those cases will most likely stay in a holding pattern awaiting the Wayfair decision.
Possible Outcomes and Impact on Retailers
Option A
If the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Quill, then all retailers (online, remote or otherwise) who have not been collecting sales tax, would effectively be required to start collecting sales tax in any state in which the retailer has sales. There would be no physical presence test. A simple economic nexus test would be the standard.
For South Dakota, Indiana and Wyoming, the economic nexus standard of more than $100,000 of annual sales, or more than 200 sales transactions annually would be the test. Alabama has an economic nexus standard of $250,000 in annual sales. Tennessee has an economic nexus standard of $500,000 in annual sales.
Other states that currently have an economic nexus standard in some stage of enactment include: Maine, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, North Dakota, Vermont, and Washington. All remaining states would likely follow.
Option B
If the U.S. Supreme Court rules in Wayfair's favor and upholds the physical presence test in Quill, then all retailers (online, remote or otherwise) who have sales in states in which they do not have a physical presence, could continue to not collect sales tax.
Under this scenario, the states are likely to continue the trend of adopting notice and reporting laws that can be even more burdensome then simply collecting sales tax. Therefore, just because Quill would be upheld, doesn't allow retailers to breathe easier. Retailers would still have a decision to make:
- do we comply with the notice and reporting laws; or
- do we simply collect and remit sales tax?
States that currently have some type of notice and reporting law include: Alabama, Colorado, Kentucky, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Vermont and Washington.
Regardless of the outcome, retailers who exceed the applicable thresholds, should start analyzing their sales activities and assessing whether collecting and remitting sales tax is more cost effective than complying with notice and reporting laws. Sales tax reform is coming one way or the other.
LBMC tax tips are provided as an informational and educational service for clients and friends of the firm. The communication is high-level and should not be considered as legal or tax advice to take any specific action. Individuals should consult with their personal tax or legal advisors before making any tax or legal-related decisions. In addition, the information and data presented are based on sources believed to be reliable, but we do not guarantee their accuracy or completeness. The information is current as of the date indicated and is subject to change without notice.


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A vast wilderness offered an abundance of souls to save. It only remained to be determined how best to harvest these souls. As we have seen, one method was to attack, as it were, the Indians on their own territory. Living and labouring among the various tribes in their villages and habitations, the missionaries preached the gospel, instructed the population in Christian knowledge, ministered to the sick and needy, and baptized those whom they judged ready. At the same time, interest in a second approach grew.
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Appalled by what he described as rampant vice and superstition among the local tribes, he composed songs attacking tribal beliefs. The songs were taught to children, who sang them to the accompaniment of a flute as they went from village to village. 41 Various artistic devices were used by other missionaries to get their message across. Jean Pierron put his drawing and painting skills to good use among the Mohawks. Pierron was upset by the fact that some tribal members placed their hands over their ears when he began to preach.


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Leader 1: Today we celebrate Easter! Who can raise their hand and share some of your favorite activities that your family does to celebrate Easter?
Those all sound so fun! Who knows what happened on the first Easter, the thing that gives us a reason to celebrate and have fun on Easter?
That's right! God raised Jesus from the dead. Jesus was perfect, and didn't have to die, but he took the punishment we deserved, and then he was made alive! Now we are also made alive with him - and that's what our first song is about! It's called "Made Alive!" Will you sing it out with me?
"Made Alive" by Citizens & Saints
Leader 2: Our memory verse this month is Psalm 145:3! Repeat this after me: "Great is the Lord and most worthy of praise; his greatness no one can fathom."
I just love this verse! But I think I need some help to understand it better. Who can tell me what it means that God is WORTHY of praise?
That's right! This verse says God is worthy of praise because of his greatness! And who can tell me what it means that "no one can fathom?"
So this verse tells us that God is SO GREAT that we don't even know his greatness!
Leader 1: What a great reason to praise him! Let's sing this next song together that praises God for sending Jesus to us!
"Jesus Came to Earth" by Sovereign Grace Music
Leader 1: What a great God we have! If you have offereing to give to God, you can bring it up now to our offering basket. Let's sing our last song!
"Cast Your Cares" by Seeds Family Worship
Leader 1: Hey who can tell me what time it is?
(Play the Catechism riff: G-F-G-F-G-F-G "Catechism!")
Leader 2: Here is our question for this week! I'll read the question and you will all read the answer together!
April 5th: Why does God tell us, "Honor your father and mother?" So we will love and obey our parents.
April 12th: Why does God tell us, "You shall not murder?" So we will not hate or be angry.
April 19th: Why does God tell us, "You shall not commit adultery?" So we will love others from a pure and faithful heart.
April 26th: Why does God tell us, "You shall not steal?" So we will not take what is not ours but instead want to give.
Leader 2: Let's pray! Bow your heads and fold your hands as we talk to God! Father God, we thank You for sending Jesus to be our Teacher, our Friend, our Brother, and our Savior. Jesus, we praise You for going to cross to die and defeating death for us! Holy Spirit, please fill our hearts today so we can know and love You more. In Jesus' Name, Amen.


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I'm with Sheila! I never used the symbols button in WordPress either and it surprises me that I never even checked it out to see what it was!
I have to use the copyright, trademark and registered symbols often for some of my clients. How I've been doing it was via the HTML view and typing in the code such as ™ It will be much quicker to use the shortcut on that button.
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I have been using WordPress for a year and I don't know how cool the quote function can be! Thank you for this valuable information. When I write my post I want certain areas to be emphasized and so I italicized it, but now I will be using quote. 🙂
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I am so sorry! I'm not anti-social. I'm idiotic!
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NEW arrival Aaron Hughes would love to see Craig Bellamy follow him from Newcastle to Villa Park.
Villa made a move for Welsh international Bellamy last week and have not given up hope of completing a double St James' Park swoop Hughes admits he would relish the chance to link up with Bellamy at Villa next season.
He reflected: "Craig is a different class and any club would love to have him on their books.
"The press that he gets is unfortunate, but he is still a fantastic player. What people don't see is what he does on the training ground.
"He works harder than anyone else. There is a lot that people don't see with Craig."
Villa manager David O'Leary has insisted that no deal will be done within the next seven days.
Bellamy has played on loan with Celtic since January after rejecting a move to Blues.
Celtic and Everton have already confirmed their intention to make an offer for the Welshman, but O'Leary insisted he is making a genuine attempt to bolster his own strike-force.
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Various Artists
Putting The Morr Back Into Morrissey
- 1. Phonem Swollen Car 04:18
- 2. The Notwist Scoop 03:28
- 3. Christian Kleine Bitter Things 04:26
- 4. Herrmann & Kleine Hello, This One Is For You 05:41
- 5. Kevin & Paul Die Wunderbaren Jahre 03:57
- 6. Styrofoam The River Breaks 05:18
- 7. E*vax Glacier 06:20
- 8. Phonem Syntax 11:12
- 9. Arovane Delc-r 04:42
- 10. Kandis Herbstzwilling 03:19
- 11. Blond Status 04:15
- 12. Lali Puna Don't Think (Morrissey Mix) 04:15
- 13. Solvent Tonka Truck 04:17
- 14. B. Fleischmann S Edit 04:08
- 15. Hessen Sylvester (New Years Day Remix) 04:41
- 16. The Notwist Scoop (Isan Rmx) 05:13
- 17. Kandis Herbstzwilling (Tied And Tickled Rmx) 06:22
- 18. Tied & Tickled Trio Utrom (Kandis Rmx) 04:30
- 19. Isan Dampen (Notwist Rmx) 04:09
- 20. Blond Status (Bf Rmx) 04:34
- 21. Kevin & Paul Die Wunderbaren Jahre (Solvent Rmx) 04:12
- 22. Lali Puna Fast Forward (Flowchart Rmx) 07:01
- 23. Solvent Tonka Truck (Kevin+paul Rmx) 05:12
- 24. Wechsel Garland Sn (Hessen Rmx) 05:44
- 25. Ms. John Soda Il Ya Le U.v. (Schneider Version) 04:07
- 26. B. Fleischmann S (Blond Mix) 03:48
- 27. Schneider TM Tenko (Micha Acher Rmx) 05:33
- 28. Phonem Bitstream (Amx) 03:53
Released on Morr Music
It basically all started, when a band from southern Germany suddenly realised that a band from the South of England produced the best music one could put on a turntable. So, Morr Music, back then busy negotiating an album deal with this English band and flatmate of one of the members of the German band, together with Markus Acher from The Notwist invested some monmey in a long-distance call, destination UK, to both tell Isan how great they were and to book an appointemnt in Isan's studio to work with them. Isan liked the idea, because they also admired their German Notwist collegues. However, Isan's studio was about to move into another house and not really wired-up and both parties agreed that it'd be better not to disturb the studio while moving houses and to do a split-single later on, maybe with remixes. Yeah, that's what we gonna do, take care, speak soon.
More than a year later, this split-single became a colorful, friendly double-CD, full of incredible beautiful music. Mainly because there are of course more musicians admiring each other, happy aot any sort of possible colloaboration. Said and done. From that point on, the phone at the Morr Music HQ never stopped ringing. Contacts were established, DAT's distributed and deadlines set and cancelled. Wonderful things were about to come. Music without the world could possibly not survive, a sonic field trip of people who'd stay together forever, spend hours on the phone, exchanging soundfiles and ideas. Here, Berlin is as important as Cologne, Munich, Toronto, Southend-On-Sea, Vienna and Leipzig. Isan are remixing The Notwist and vice versa. Bernhard Fleischmann gives Blond a treat, Flowchart works on a Lali Puna track, Tied & Tickled Trio is de-jazzing Kandis. The participant's list reads like the 'Who Is Who' of electronic scouts.
However, not only the original Isan/Notwist split single somehow grew out of proportions. Morr Music itself as a label got bigger and bigger, installs new email accounts for new artists on a daily basis and has releases a couple of pretty nice records. So, the remixes are only one aspect. The double-CD also features new, unreleased tracks from old and new Morr people. Manufracture, who has a brother called Phonem, The Notwist, who, whenever in Berlin, take a nap on Morr Music's sofa, Lali Puna, Herrmann & kleine, Kleine without Herrmann, Arovane, who happens to live around the corner from the Morr HQ, robot Solvent and Cologne-based friend Kandis to name but a few.
Isn't it great what can happen when a band from southern Germany calls Britain?


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2009 "Meandering to Madison" Region One Caravan
2009 "Meandering to Madison" Region One Caravan
Published: December 22, 2008
Trevor and Gale Lake have planned a Region One caravan to the WBCCI International Rally in Madison, Wisconsin.
Rendezvousing in Danbury, CT, the caravan will enjoy 12 days on the road with daily activities which include: evening campfires, 3-BBQs, 3-ice cream socials and a "Swizzle" happy hour. Tours included in the caravan are the Corning Glass Museum and a "Behind The Scenes Tour" of Indianapolis Raceway.
With 7 stops, there is plenty of opportunity to tour other attractions: like Watkins Glen SP (with its gorge & waterfalls), Seneca Lake and its wineries, Letchworth SP (better known as the Grand Canyon of the East), Allegheny Nat'l Forest, Cook Forest SP, the Airstream factory, the Experiential Pleasure of the Cup, the Columbus Zoo & Aquarium, the Indiana State Museum and Capitol, the Indianapolis Zoo, and Conner Prairie Living History Museum.
Arriving at the 52nd International Rally on 6/23, a caravan farewell banquet will be held and then everyone can get an early start on enjoying the "Early Parking" date.
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Taking control of unstructured data
How data governance and defining ownership can be key to managing the problem of access to unstructured data
Data protection is a becoming a top priority for organizations large and small and if an organization is not currently evaluating data protection options it is in their future plan to do so. Recent high profile data losses have raised the pressure on IT departments to find solution fast.
Few IT Administrators would dispute that they are by default charged with protecting their organizations unstructured data that is stored on endpoints, network file systems, content management systems, databases, and emails. In pragmatic terms, IT administrators face a daunting task: entitlement management is a business process yet the access control and permissions management systems typically in place to safeguard information are unable to provide business context to the data being restricted. Put simply, IT Administrators are expected to manage permissions to data without knowledge of the business context of the information.
Efforts to protect unstructured data are further frustrated when factoring in the growth in volume of unstructured data being created and stored within the enterprise. The term unstructured data as used herein refers to information stored as spreadsheets, presentations, multimedia, and so forth. This is information that tends to account for the vast majority of business data. No matter whose statistics are used to prove the growth of volume of data, it can be generally agreed that there is simply too much of it to protect using manual processes.
From personal experience, several organizations have mandated periodic reviews of permissions in an attempt to tighten access controls. Such an undertaking can be onerous and frustrating to complete and the results discouraging - productivity will trump observance and security with the net result that the systems quickly fall out of compliance. Organizations are not able to realize effective and rightful access to business data.
To address the business need to protect information, companies through the GCC are turning to IT Security vendors who are introducing a number of data protection technologies aimed at providing controls of who can access information and what users can do with information. There are two classes of technology that tend to feature more prominently in these vendor strategies: Enterprise Rights Management (ERM) and Data Loss Prevention (DLP). In very simplistic terms, ERM solutions allow for file level encryption of documents to protect information from being shared with unauthorized internal or external users. The DLP solutions offer organizations control over what users can do with information based on what the information is.
One of the most obvious challenges that these data protection technologies expose during implementation is that companies generally lack an understanding of what information they are trying to protect or are unable to clearly define it. Without an understanding of what data is being protected, these kinds of data protection systems lead to a false sense of security and result in a data protection initiative that ultimately fails to deliver on the core objective: to provide effective and rightful access to business data.
To maximize value from these new data protection systems, organizations will ideally undertake some form of review and analysis that ultimately results with the creation of an information classification structure. The classification structure created will generally document at minimum; what data is being created, who is creating it, who owns it, who should have access to it, what users should be able to do with it and how to identify the data from a systems point of view. Consolidation of this information into a document that data protection policies can be based on requires identifying data owners and in most organizations this can be problematic.
At this point we revert to the original challenge: Organizations are not able to realize effective and rightful access to business data. Adoption of data protection technologies such as ERM and DLP without understanding what data is to be protected does not help the organization meet this challenge but rather creates the illusion of security. To achieve value from these data protection technologies, an activity involving data owners has to be undertaken to identify the data that is to be protected. Existing entitlement management processes are generally manual and clearly do not answer this need.
An alternative approach to realizing effective and rightful access to business data within the enterprise is to recognize that data protection initiatives are multi-step processes. The first step is to begin with Data Governance.
Data Governance technologies can provide the organization visibility and auditing into who is accessing information, how they have gained access, and what rights they have. The systems also contain an analytics function that allows IT Administrators or other stakeholders to periodically review access rights, access behavior and actionable reports. Most importantly, a data governance solution will provide the tools required to identify and keep track of these owners.
One of the key principles of a Data Governance system is acknowledgement that entitlement management is a business process and that that data owners should retain control over who is accessing their information. After all, it is the data owner that understands what the data is, why it is important, and how it should be maintained and secured. Once data owners have been identified, the Data Governance system should be capable of automating reporting to allow owners to see who has been accessing their data.
Organizations tend to discover that data owners recognize the value of taking responsibility for protecting and securing their data when they become aware of who is accessing the data. Equally important, users become motivated to help establish and enforce data protection policies making buy-in to a larger data protection roadmap is easier.
Shifting responsibility for managing and securing information to data owners does not mean that IT Administrators are ceding absolute control of the systems. Detailed reporting and system feedback should also be expected to help simplify and focus attention on problem areas.
As organizations in the GCC take steps to protect their information, there seems to be a growing trend to gravitate to solutions that are infact later steps in the greater roadmap to data protection. A more reasoned starting point is to begin with data governance. From a business process perspective the automation, reporting and finally step of delegating access control decisions to data owners will help organizations achieve effective and rightful access to business data and support later down-stream data protection activities.
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Tsipras can not convince Greeks the necessity of a new transaction
Prime Minister of Greece
Alexis Tsipras of the second day in a row
He meets with his Parliament in
Athens to get the approval of the package
austerity measures, which essentially
Now the coalition could break into two
half. And all because the requirements
lenders to increase taxes and cut
pensions are directly opposed
the promises made by his party
Syriza. However, official approval
the agreement must be obtained before
Wednesday to start talks on a new
loan of 86 billion euros.
Dozens of members of the party
Syriza and some lawmakers said,
they rebel against cuts
Tsipras is now necessary to count
Only on the support of the opposition.
potential conflicts in the ruling
Party, we believe that the transaction will be
approved with the support of the opposition
parties", - says the analyst of Roubini Global
Economics Nouriel Roubini. Nevertheless,
legalization reform plan means that
Greece "have to endure considerable
austerity measures and other
reforms, all of which are difficult to implement,
it is difficult to consolidate and perhaps difficult
to take the society".
It seems that the entire agreement
Tsipras with the requirements of the creditors after the
lengthy negotiations this weekend
Brussels promises a decisive impact
in his party, and this may lead to
Cabinet reshuffle has
earlier this week. Most likely, it
have to clear their
administration of hard radicals.
This will be the price for
third bailout program
Greece within the next five years. By
at least two fractions in its
The government has already said that will not
to support the deal. Tsipras has already met
with his closest aides to
try to stop the "uprising" in
Parliament before the vote on Wednesday.
The euro was little changed
by this time - to 10:55 MSK pair EUR / USD
trading at
1.0994 (-0.04%). However, yesterday the euro
fell 1.4% amid speculation that
this transaction will be a sufficient reason
for soothing Fed
The US system and the reason for the increase
interest rates this year. American
shares have risen well yesterday, and European
showed limited growth.
"there is a prospect
separation within the party part officials
Syriza and legislators do not take
tactics of our prime minister - said Janis
Valafas close to the government
official. - It is more important that the worst
default was avoided script".
"Over the next
three years things will only get worse"-
said Janis, 23-year-old law student
Faculty, who joined
protest of several hundred people for
outside the Parliament building on the square
Syntagma on Monday night. is he
He refused to give his last name. "Can
be, then people will think again about
is what kind of society they want to live".
Conditions that Tsipras
adopted, make up a long list of
unfinished business of the two previous
Greece rescue programs and some
new requirements. Tsipras welcomed
the fact that the new fund (it should
to transfer 50 billion of state assets of the country) will be
based in Greece. It also makes
emphasis on the fact that, thanks to a deal
It can ease the debt burden,
Although lenders and rejected his requests
write off the nominal value of Greek
debt amounting to about 310 billion euros.
Banks in Greece will
closed at least until 15 July until
ECB leaves limit for emergency aid
liquidity to Greek banks without
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Enclosed and encapsulated, tearing through my blood –
this is the disease of a thousand names* – all my doctor can do is shrug.
Past-Prompt #0014 can be found here, with the prompt words (now to them picking themselves, three from five), radius, enclosed, blood, amaryllis, shrug at threewordsaday challenge site.
*Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (M.E.) … Post-Viral Fatigue Synrome (PVFS) … Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) … CFS/ME; ME/CFS; Chronic Fatigue and Immune Dysfunction Syndrome (CFIDS); Fibromyalgia Syndrome (FMS); neuromyasthenia; Royal Free Disease (for victims of that outbreak); Systemic Exertion Intolerance Disease (SEID); numerous other names throughout modern and recent history for what appear to be the same or.very similar conditions – including of course hyperchondria and neurosis – both terms which are misused / misinterpreted in modern use of language, as is paranoia…


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How To Survive An Airplane Journey With A Small Child
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Defeat 10 random bosses.
Defeat the Bourgeois.
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Base + Climb
A1. Ring Rows Variation* [email protected]@20X1; 1mins
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A3. Bent Knee Hollow Hold 3×30-60s; 3mins
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Level 1: Feet in line with Rings (vertical line of rings from rig)
Level 2: Knees in line with Rings
Level 3: Hips in line with Rings
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300m Run
9 Power Cleans or Hang Power Cleans or DB's
10 C2B Pull Ups, Pull Ups or Jumping Pull Ups
11 Front Squats
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50/40 Cal Row
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UN reviews impact of biofuels on food sector
The United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization's High-Level Conference on World Food Security: the Challenges of Climate Change and Bioenergy was held June 3-5 at the organization's headquarters in Rome. The summit brought together heads of state and government leaders from around the world to discuss the global food situation and climate change with an emphasis on how it's affecting agriculture.
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer led the U.S. delegation to the summit. He was asked many questions regarding the nation's biofuels programs and the effect that biofuels polices are having on the global food market. "We at the [USDA] have plotted the long-term trends of price, yield, availability and consumption, and as we've looked at those long-term trends, we are anticipating this year an over 40 percent increase in food price inflation globally," he said. "Of that, we can identify 2 [percent] to 3 percent of that price increase that is driven by biofuels."
Schafer stated that the major factor in food price increases is higher energy costs, with rising demand contributing an almost equal percentage.
A declaration calling on the international community to increase assistance for developing countries was adopted. On the issue of biofuels, the declaration said, "It is essential to address the challenges and opportunities posed by biofuels in view of the world's food security, energy and sustainable development needs. We are convinced that in-depth studies are necessary to ensure that production and use of biofuels is sustainable in accordance with the three pillars of sustainable development, and take into account the need to achieve and maintain global food security. We call upon relevant intergovernmental organizations, including FAO, within their mandates and areas of expertise—with the involvement of national governments, partnerships, the private sector and civil society—to foster a coherent, effective and results-oriented international dialogue on biofuels in the context of food security and sustainable development needs."
Emergency activities began during the conference with $17 million being used to fight historically high food prices that threaten to leave the globe's 862 million people afflicted by hunger in an even worse situation. "The high prices are a burden for all of us," said FAO Assistant Director-General Jose Maria Sumpsi. "No one will be immune. Prices have been steadily rising for some time, but the sudden sharp jump this year is just one small symptom of an illness caused by years of neglect of world agriculture."
During sessions, delegates to the Rome Food Security Summit announced their increased commitment to the fight against hunger and for agricultural development. Although not a pledging conference, many donors announced firm financial contributions. Donors included (in U.S. dollars): United States, $5 billion (2008-'09); African Development Bank, $1 billion; France, $1.5 billion (over five years); Japan, $150 million; the International Fund for Agricultural Development, $200 million; Islamic Development Bank, $1.5 billion (over five years); Kuwait, $100 million; Netherlands, $75 million; New Zealand, $7.5 million; Spain, $773 million (over four years); United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund, $100 million; United Kingdom, $590 million; Venezuela, $100 million; World Bank, $1.2 billion.


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Mosaico di Notte • 2017
IAT - Tourist Information Point - Piazza San Francesco, 7
Zeitraum der Veranstaltung: von 04.07.2017 bis 08.09.2017 (jeden Dienstag und Freitag)
Zeit: from 9pm to 11pm
This year too, during the summer months, the itineraries by Mosaico di Notte (Mosaic by night) will accompany tourists and art lovers alike to discover the most beautiful monuments of Ravenna, as they did for over twenty years in the evening.
From 4th July to 29th August on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9pm to 11pm several guided tours will lead you at the discovery of three Unesco monuments: the Basilica San Vitale, the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia and for the first time in the Friday itinerary the Basilica Sant'Apollinare in Classe. The itineraries will then continue with the Ancient Port of Classe, the Domus of the Stone Carpets, the Rasponi Crypt and Roof Gardens and Ravenna National Museum.
Guided tours only in Italian
Fee: 15€ (including admission, guided tours and audioguide) | Reservation is mandatory: +39 0544 35404 / +39 0544 482838
Monuments will be open in the evening hours ONLY for the reserved tour groups
Friday 1, Tuesday 5 and Friday 5 September
Meeting point: 1st itinerary at IAT, Piazza San Francesco 7
Time: 8.45pm
Guided tour of: Rasponi Crypt and Roof Gardens, Basilica San Vitale and Mausoleum Galla Placidia, Domus of the Stone Carpets
Itinerary on Tuesdays
Meeting point: Domus of the Stone Carpets, via Barbiani
Time: 8.45pm
Guided tour of: Domus of the Stone Carpets, Ravenna National Museum, Basilica San Vitale and Mausoleum Galla Placidia
Itineraries on Friday
Meeting point: 1st itinerary at IAT, Piazza San Francesco 7; 2nd itinerary at the bus stop in Piazza Caduti per la Libertà
Time: 8.45pm
1st Itinerary
Guided tour of: Rasponi Crypt and Roof Gardens, Basilica San Vitale and Mausoleum Galla Placidia, Domus of the Stone Carpets
2nd Itinerary
Ancient Port of Classe, Basilica Sant'Apollinare in Classe
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Homeopathy Prince George
Homeopathy Prince George - The using medicinal herbs is usually referred to as herbology, even though this definition could be confusing due to the fact that remedies are not always just limited to herbs. Herbology can better be described as the knowledge and the use of natural remedies meant for medicinal reasons. Natural remedies could include materials like shells, mosses, tree barks and minerals in addition to plants.
Prince George Naturopathic Clinic
Prince George Naturopathic Clinic
Prince George, British Columbia
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Prince George is a city within North Central British Columbia. The city was originally a fur trading post called Fort George, controlled by the North West Company. The Grand Trunk Pacific Railways had a route running through Fort George in 1903. More development followed as two rival land speculators built the communities of South Fort George and Central Fort George. In the year 1964, Prince George Pulp was built followed by two more other pulp businesses. More houses and new schools were included to keep up with the development, and since then, the population of the city continues to increase to more than 70,000 individuals.


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Gift Cards can be purchased on site at the following locations: Kuro, Council Oak, Hotel Concierge, and the Rock Spa.
Gift Cards are good for slot play, dining, hotel accommodations, entertainment and spa. Seminole Gaming Gift Cards cannot be used to purchase casino chips.
Click here for more information and a complete list of outlets that accept gift cards.
What time is Check-in / Check-out?
Check-in is guaranteed at 4p.m. EST. Check-out is at 11a.m. EST.
Can I request early check-in?
Yes. Early check-in may be requested and will be accommodated if available. Guest rooms are based on daily occupancy and cannot be guaranteed until 4p.m.
Do you allow pets?
Yes. We accept dogs up to 40 pounds on property. A $100 non-refundable fee will apply for hotel guests. Read our pet policy. There is a pet area located outside at the bus lobby entrance.
Do you have a resort fee?
Do you place a hold for a security deposit on my credit card at Check-in?
Yes. We hold a $100 security deposit per night on the credit card provided at Check-in for incidental charges. The hold will be released at Check-out provided there were no charges billed back to the room. (Maybe a disclaimer on refund time frames for CC's and Debit Cards)
Do you offer WiFi?
Yes. We offer complimentary WiFi for all hotel guests.
Do you allow smoking in the hotel rooms?
Our hotel offers both smoking optional and non-smoking floors. We will always do our best to accommodate our guest's smoking preferences however these requests are non-guaranteed and based on availability at the time of Check-in.
Do you offer complimentary parking?
Yes. We have complimentary parking located on property at Lucky Street Garage, Winner's Way Garage and Seminole Way Garage. Valet parking is also available at a charge of $25 for overnight guests. Daily rate is $20. Only X-Card Members will receive complimentary Parking.
Do you have a day pass to the pool?
The pool is available to guests staying in the hotel. Cabanas are available for rent by non-hotel guests and are based on availability Monday through Thursday. Reservations are required and may be made by calling 954-327-7672.
Does the hotel offer babysitting/ nanny services?Yes, babysitting services can be arranged by contacting the Concierge Desk.
How do I sign up for a Seminole Wild Card?
Joining is fast, free and easy. Stop by the Player's Club in the Casino with a valid photo ID to sign up (must be 21or older). Rack up your Seminole Wild Card Rewards, earn Comp Dollars and qualify for promotions.
If you are a current account holder, go to www.SeminoleWildCard.com to create your online account and get the most out of Seminole Wild Card.
How do I get a line of credit?
You may contact your host for assistance in opening up a line of credit or apply online now.
How can I get a copy of my win/loss statement?
Guests can obtain their win/loss statements by one of the following ways:
1. Visit the Seminole Wild Card Player's Club with valid ID.
2. Log In to your Seminole Wild Card account (must have valid PIN and email on file)
3. Call Customer Care at 954-327-7625.
Does the casino offer sports betting?
No. Sports betting is not currently available in Florida.
Do I have to be a hotel guest to use Rock Spa services?
No. Rock Spa is available to both hotel and non-hotel guests at Hard Rock Hollywood. Customers who are not registered as hotel guests are welcome to book experience appointments based upon availability.
What is the Spa cancellation policy?
If for any reason you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment, you must do so at least four hours prior to your appointment. There is a 100% charge for cancellations with less than four hour notice. If you arrive late for your appointment, your treatment experience time will be shortened accordingly; and you will be responsible for payment in full. If you arrive more than five minutes late without prior notification, your appointment will be considered a same-day cancellation and the appropriate fee applied to your credit card.
Does the hotel have a workout facility?
Yes, Rock Spa offers a complete workout facility which is available to our hotel guests. Appropriate gym attire, including athletic, closed-toe, rubber soled shoes and shirts are required.
Do I have to be a hotel guest to use the pool?
The Pool and Gardens area is available to registered guests of the hotel. The presence of a parent or legal guardian for children under 18 years of age is required.
Do you offer shuttle or transportation services?
Yes. We work with Corporate Coaches to accommodate transportation needs. Please contact concierge for assistance at 954-327-7673. Taxis are also on site 24/7 in the valet entrance.
Does your facility offer wheelchairs?
Yes. Complimentary wheelchairs are available. If you require a motorized scooter, please provide concierge with 24 hours notice to allow for delivery. Call 954-327-7673. Charges will apply.
Do you have a buffet?
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Lewandowski on Girl With Down Syndrome Separated From Mother: Womp Womp
Former Trump campaign chief Corey Lewandowski dismissed the story of a disabled girl separated from her mother as a result of the Trump administrations family-separation policy at the souther border. Womp womp, Lewandowski said on Fox News in response to Democratic strategist Zac Petkanas mentioned that a 10-year-old girl with Down Syndrome was taken from her mother. How dare you. How absolutely dare you, sir, Petkanas said in response. Lewandowski justified the policy by saying it was the necessary result of illegal border crossings. Read more: https://www.thedailybeast.com/lewandowski-on-girl-with-down-syndrome-separated-from-mother-womp-wompRead More


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In Response
The Presidential Innovation Fellowship Foundation (PIFF) Board was shocked and disturbed by the recent reports concerning Mr. Clay Johnson's admitted inappropriate behavior and alleged sexual assault and harassment that was brought to light in a recent article published by the Huffington Post on May 4th. On May 15th, the PIFF Board, in accordance with its bylaws, called for a member-wide vote to expel Mr. Johnson, an alumni of the PIF program, from the Foundation. Mr. Johnson resigned from the Foundation on May 15th. The PIFF will continue to support and advocate for a safe and professional working environment for everyone, including women and people of color. To this end, the Foundation is starting a dialogue within the community concerning the creation of a Code of Ethics and creating a safe space for alumni to discuss this topic.
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This launch campaign for the HTC one primarily focused on it's photography capabilities. The TV ad filmed a skydiver on an HTC One and the digital ad drew out these key elements.
I developed the ad enabling the user to capture images of the video and then view them in a gallery when the video completes.
This global master ad went live to coincide with the ad airing on C4.
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The trend of e-commerce is increasing in Pakistan with the passage of time. At present the worth of Pakistan e-commerce market is $25-30 million per year. Beliscity.com by Abid Beli was the first e-commerce company of the Pakistan that introduced the trend of e-commerce in Pakistan. Since then the market has grown steadily until 2012 which was a good sign for online shopping industry. Following are the four online shopping sites in Pakistan that are performing well in online shopping industry.
Shophive.com was launched on January 25, 2006 by Arsalan Nazir. shophive.com mostly deals in electronics and digital products like Apple, mobiles & tablets, TV & projectors, audio & visual accessories, laptops & ultrabooks, cameras, video games, home appliances, computer & software, printers & scanners, office products, etc. Besides electronics and electrical products, it is also offering fashion accessories, office products, health and personal care items as well. Almost all orders below worth Rs 30,000 are delivered against cash on hand scheme to all over Pakistan having 7 days refund or exchange policy in case of broken, faulty or spoiled products.
homeshopping.pk is another online retail store formed by Shayyan Tahir. An online retailer who started the business with a small office in Karachi is now planning to open 20 outlets across the Pakistan among which four outlets are already in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad/Rawalpindi and Peshawar. homeshopping.pk is an electronic retailing website that is offering mobile & tablets, cameras, TV & video items, computers & laptops, watches, home appliances, gaming & toys, etc. However, limited items of fashion, perfumes & fragrances are also available at the online site. All orders below Rs 50,000 are delivered against cash on hand scheme to all over Pakistan with 7 days refund or exchange policy in case of broken, faulty or spoiled products. Moreover, most of the item have one year warranty as well.
Kaymu.pk is the ventures of Rocket Internet in Pakistan and was founded on December 20, 2012. It is a simple solution of all your shopping needs. Items that are available at the platform of kaymu.pk will be available to your doorstep after placing the order. Here you will find products like laptop, phones, gadgets, music, movies, games, sporting goods, electronics items, home appliances, etc. Unique thing about kaymu.pk is that it also deals in books, magazines, furniture, health & beauty products. Moreover, kaymu.pk is also offering the services of building own retail shop to the willing seller. Recently, it has launched its Kaymu App for those who wants to remain in touch with kaymu.pk.
Daraz.pk is another online shopping site of Pakistan that is dealing over 9,500 products of 300+ brands. It is the house of consumer electronics, fashion & beauty accessories, home decor, sports, entertainment, footwear, jewellery, baby care, mobile phones, tablets, TVs & LEDs, home theaters, DVD players, computers & laptops, home appliances, books, games, groceries and other commodities. Customers can view product details and images before placing the order. Making payment is too easy – you can choose cash on delivery scheme, payment via credit or debit card, or card swipe on delivery (for major cities). Free 7-day return policy is available for all products.


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I've long been a fan of the beautiful colors and Renaissance designs used in pottery from the area around Deruta, Italy. Here's a nice example.
Deruta, Italy
Heart-Shape Box with Lid
Green Rooster, Colorful Design
A very colorful heart-shaped trinket box (with lid), decorated in vibrant green and yellow (with red and blue highlights), from the CAMA workshop of Deruta, Italy. The center of the lid has a very cute hand-painted rooster surrounded by flowers.
This delightful piece measures about 3 inches long and wide by 1.75 inches high (with the lid on). It is in beautiful condition, with rich colors and designs, and no chips, cracks, flakes, hairlines, or crazing. (White spots are camera flash unless otherwise noted.)
It is hand-marked on the bottom with "CAMA Deruta Italy."
The CAMA ceramic workshop was established in the 1950's in Deruta, a small hill town in the beautiful region of Umbria between Florence and Rome. Each piece is carefully thrown or forged by hand, and hand-painted using only 100% lead-free glazes. The ceramic production tradition in Deruta goes back to the 13th century. Italian Giftware & Decor


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I love my turkeys, I truly do, but in the mischief-making department, they reign supreme. And the bigger they get, the more trouble they find.
We have had our turkeys since July so they have lived together for several months. They are most definitely "clan" birds so they do everything together…..even the naughty stuff. I almost dread going out in the morning because I know it means they will peck at my fingers as I attempt to take the bungee cord off of the gate to let them out of their nighttime pen. Every time I yell "ow" they just turn their gaze sideways and look at me for a moment, let out a turkey bark and peck again. I swear they are mocking me.
They are getting VERY large. As I walk in their yard they have a tendency to follow. I can hear their heavy footsteps right at my heels. I get a little nervous at times because I imagine them conspiring to take me out. All it would take would be for them to bum rush me and I would be toast. Thankfully I am the hand that feeds them and they DO NOT miss a meal. As long as I am carrying that white bucket full of feed I am safe.
Unfortunately, these massive birds have discovered how to climb their pen. They play on the tarp roofed jungle gym for hours during the day. Imagine my joy when I do the daily move of their pen as turkey crap slides down the tarp and onto my arms……so appetizing right before breakfast.
These feisty souls have also learned how to make a jailbreak and free themselves from their poultry-netted yard. They get into a group and lean onto they fence until it gives way and falls to the ground. They seem to laugh with pride as they parade through the pasture, casting a defiant eye towards the house. Last week I found them in the greenhouse feasting on my kale, herbs and beets. They eat like a high school football team at an all-you-can-eat banquet. Not pleased, is how I felt as I raced towards the greenhouse. Do you know how difficult it is to chase 30 turkeys away from the dessert bar!?
I bitch and moan, but in reality I am preparing myself to miss them terribly come December.


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This is up from £25bn in February but down by 17 per cent from £31.7bn in March last year.
The CML admits that an increase of around 20 per cent is typically expected between February and March.
Estimated gross lending for the first quarter of 2008 was £77.2 billion, down 8 per cent from £83.9 billion in the first quarter of 2007.
CML director general Michael Coogan says:"Lending on completed transactions is currently running at levels considerably lower than a year ago. However, the picture for mortgage approvals for new business and prospective lending levels in the next few months is worsening.
"We await the eagerly anticipated announcement of further action by the Bank of England to respond to these rapidly worsening market conditions. Early action is needed if we are to be able to maintain a market in which UK borrowers continue to be able to access mortgage funds at reasonable prices. As mortgage costs increase, it remains important for any borrower with potential financial difficulties to speak to their lender as soon as possible, and preferably before they have missed a payment."


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For nearly 40 years the Brecht Forum has held classes, lectures, symposiums, musical performances and art exhibitions, all organized around the aim of examining the role of the political left in American society.
But in a twist of irony, the institution, long a center of skepticism against capitalism, is closing, apparently felled by market forces, its board of directors announced Saturday in an email.
"The economic climate, combined with the realities of real estate in New York City, have simply made the provision of space impossible for an organization of our means," the message said, adding, "It has become clear that in a rapidly gentrifying city, we have been living on borrowed time."
Many of those familiar with the center wondered how the various political movements that used it as an incubator of ideas would fare with one fewer spot to gather.
"It grew into a kind of anchor or touchstone for many activists," said Leslie Cagan, who was the primary organizer of a 1982 demonstration in Central Park against nuclear weapons that drew hundreds of thousands of people and who helped organize protests in 2004 during the Republican National Convention in New York. "Brecht provided an atmosphere that encouraged debate and dialogue and an exchange of ideas."
Benjamin Shepard, a human services professor at the City University of New York, said that he was inside the center on Saturday evening, participating in a class centering on the Marxist theorists Antonio Gramsci and Georg Lukacs, when the discussion was interrupted with an announcement of the closing. Mr. Shepard said that those inside the center were stunned by the news.
"There we were, talking about the need to maintain counterinstitutions of the left," he said. "And meanwhile the counterinstitution we were sitting in was crumbling around us."
The forum, which is named for the German playwright Bertolt Brecht, began in 1975 as the New York Marxist School and was located in a few different spots before ending up in a building on West Street in 2005. The center recently moved to a community center in Boerum Hill called the Commons Brooklyn.
The center's mission, according to its website, is to "create, within existing society, a counter-hegemonic culture of working people and their allies, who are capable of challenging the capitalist agenda, prefiguring new ways of thinking and of self-organization, as well as creating new ways of relating to each other and nature."
Figures like Noam Chomsky, William Greider, Lewis H. Lapham and Naomi Klein have spoken at events at the forum. Affiliated groups include the Institute for Popular Education, the Theater of the Oppressed Laboratory and the Strike Anywhere Theater Ensemble.
Admission to the center was generally free or based on a sliding scale. Plenty of serious discussion about politics and philosophy took place in the brick building on West Street, but the activists who gathered there had a lighter side, too, sometimes playing foosball or a Marxist version of Monopoly, called Class Struggle.
The center was perhaps best known for its panels and symposiums, which often addressed global topics. Over the years the center has hosted gatherings to discuss the Zapatista movement in Mexico and the Tahrir Square uprising in Egypt that toppled the government of Hosni Mubarak.
Some American protests were planned at the center, too. Occupy Wall Street participants gathered there. And in 2001 and 2002, people met there to plan demonstrations objecting to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Board members could not be reached for additional comment on Sunday, but the email from the board suggested that the financial problems were long in the making, saying that the board had "struggled" to keep up with costs at the West Street space, which was made more difficult when the center was forced to close for four months after Hurricane Sandy.
"Rising Manhattan rents forced us to Brooklyn, but we have incurred debts and costs that are insurmountable," the board members wrote, saying that they had decided to close the forum "with dignity" and the hope that "the larger project we all care so deeply about may survive in a different form."


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360° rotating Eminent Silent Wheels
No more unpleasant flapping, clicking, and humming: our particularly quiet double wheels made of special light-weight rubber turn your suitcase into a silent travel partner. The low-noise rollers are highly flexible and insulating thanks to this innovative rubber processing. As a result, they have increased resistance to rolling when weight increases and this makes navigating your suitcase over an uneven floor as light as a feather.


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Product design, this is why we love what we do! From idea generation and concept development, engineering and analysis, we provide a complete product solution. A great product design is a living entity that lies dormant until you breathe life into it. The experience… Read More
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NX 8.5 – 9 Create timestamped and floating feature groups DTM
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NX7.5 Inferred Blend
NX7.5 modeling technique called "Inferred Blend." The new functionality in the Face Blend
NX7.5 Deformable Part
NX 7.5 modeling technique called "Deformable Part." This functionality is extremely useful when it is beneficial to represent the real world "flexibility" of a component. For this case study we are looking at a Medical Product known as a stent. Our goal is to… Read More
NX 7.5 Extruding Self-Intersecting Curves
NX7.5 modeling technique called "Extruding Self-Intersecting Curves." A great new piece of functionality in the extrude tool allows the user to extrude self-intersecting curves. This is a great way to create ribs or similar features without having to extrude lines separately.
NX7.5 Extract Virtual Curves
NX7.5 modeling technique called "Extract Virtual Curves." When working with geometry of a
NX6 Move Face Problem Solved using Split Body
NXtutorials brings you a helpful tutorial that solves the "move face" problem. Due to the complexity of many modern models, the synchronous modeling command of "move face" does not always work. In those cases, the associative "split body" command helps to solve the problem.
NX6 Recording a Macro to Capture Your Drafting Preferences
A guide to recording your own macro to capture drafting preferences. This great tool can be used in many applications not just for drafting and its as easy as – record then play.
NX6 Blanking with Attribute Name
NXTutorials brings you a helpful tutorial on the use of show/hide/select by attribute name. When you are modeling
NX6 Master Modeling with plist_ignore_member
A helpful tutorial on the use of plist_ignore_member in the context of master modeling. This is a great trick to gain more control over what is actually displayed in your parts list.
NX6 N-sided Surface
NXTutorials brings you a helpful tutorial on creating a great shape using N-sided surface using NX6.
Design Visionaries: NX, Teamcenter, Nastran Manuals
Design Visionaries, www.designviz.com, offers training manuals for NX, Nastran and Teamcenter. We also offer training and design services.
NX6 Vacuum Formed Geometry
A helpful tutorial on vacuum formed geometry using NX6.
NX6 Conic Blend
NXTutorials brings you a helpful tutorial on creating a conic blend using NX6.
NX6 Parametric Measurements
NXtutorials brings you a helpful tutorial on how to use parametric measurements in modeling using NX6.
NX6 Through Curves
NXtutorials brings you a helpful tutorial on the new command "through curves" using NX6.


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Welcome to Shriram HebbalOne , where sky is yours
Hebbal One Shriram Properties stretch over a vast area of 1.3 acres. 28 floors tall, they have 162 units in total. Each unit is a 3 BHK equipped with a 160+ sq.ft balcony, spacious bedrooms, expansive living room, and a private gym. Located in Hebbal, just off Airport Road, Shriram Hebbal One enjoys a perfect location too. It is well-connected to the Central Business District and offers easy accessibility to the airport, international schools, reputed hospitals, shopping centres and hotels and restaurants. At the same time, its location offers unparalleled privacy.
Take in the scenic beauty around Hebbal One with its expansive balcony. Spread over 160+ Sq.ft., it is large enough not just for you to walk over but also do you putts! Take in the wonder that is Mother Earth every single day, as well! The living room they offer at our Hebbal One Shriram Properties is spread-out to be your very own private lounge. This is definitely fine living at its best. The bedroom is where you relax, bond, and sleep. It has to be your haven! That's what you get at Shriram Hebbal One – Comfort throughout and breathtaking landscape view!


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Since 2015, the Australian and Israeli governments have been developing further ICT cooperation and HearMeOut will be a beneficiary of that investment climate
Israeli startup HearMeOut's anticipated November IPO on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) is expected to raise $4-5 million. The initiative is strongly supported by the Israeli and Australian governments, the latter of whom singled out Israel as an inspiration for its ICT-focused, billon-dollar development initiative.
Australia will invest tens of millions towards, "creating five landing pads around the world to help Australian tech companies get a foot in foreign markets," of which the first will be in Tel Aviv.
In such a context, HearMeOut is expected to surpass the $4 million mark due to heavy interest in its services. The company's app allows users to record 42-second long, audio-only snippets and post them to their channels for subscribers to hear.
Several Israeli news and music outlets have already joined with the company, developing its user base, though the firm hopes to further appeal to regular consumers who may just want to share their thoughts: somewhere between a Facebook audio message or an actual podcast.
Some people, the company believes, may even just want to hear themselves hum along while driving.
In September, The Weekend Australian interviewed CEO Moran Chamsi, who discussed the IPO and noted, "Radio is the last bastion of media to be truly disrupted by the internet" – HearMeOut intends to break into the larger consumer industries to the automotive sector.
Ford Motor Company announced last year that it would integrate HearMeOut with its SYNC AppLink service, allowing hands-free use for both iOS and Android according to Globes. It is the first Israeli-developed app Ford has brought onboard AppLink. Ford envisions AppLink as a counter to tech giants' offerings. As Geektime has previously reported, few automotive manufacturers like the idea of relying so heavily on tech giants for these applications and are trying to either develop their own API platforms, or strike deals with smaller companies.
Ford, notably, is investing in HearMeOut and developing AppLink in-house while also making its planned 2017 vehicle lineup Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatible.
Within Ford's AppLink suite, HearMeOut will be compatible with Facebook and Twitter.
The Australian government anticipates the ASX listing will help further research and development initiatives in ICT applications between Israeli and Australian entities. These already include projects through Swineburn University of Technology, the Australia-Israel Research Exchange Program (AIRE), Technion Australia, and Victoria-Israel SITS.
Australian Liberal MP Christopher Pyne previously told the Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce (AICC) in December, "The potential for Australian companies to take advantage of Israel's knowledge-based, technologically advanced economy is enormous," in particular for, "biotechnology, in information and communication technology, and in education and training." Israel's chief scientist Avi Hasson had visited the country to discuss interconnectivity across Australian and Israeli universities, research centers, startups, and venture capital funds.


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This course familiarizes the student with the Canadian income tax system as it applies to corporations, share-holders, and unincorporated businesses, so that the student can identify potential tax problem areas, complete the basic compliance forms, and appreciate its impact on some business decisions. (CPA transferable).
BFIN 246; or BFIN 142 and BFIN 286; or BFIN 193 and BFIN 286
Course Outlines
|Effective Term
|Fall 2017 onwards
|Fall 2015 - Summer 2017
|Spring 2015 - Summer 2015