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The IBPS PO Exam 2018 is going to take place from 13th, 14th, 20th & 21st October . There is plenty of study material available in the market for the IBPS PO Exam. But choosing the correct books can be a difficult task. Moreover, the importance of studying from the right resources is very much important when you are competing for a place in 4252 vacancies. Hence, here is the complete list of Books for IBPS PO exam for you. In addition to the books, we are also providing you with Online Study Material and quizzes. You can download this article as PDF for keeping a track of your preparation.
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English Books for IBPS PO
|Name of Book
|Objective English
|Edgar Thorpe
|Pearson (2013)
|Objective General English
|R.S. Aggarwal,
Vikas Aggarwal
|S.Chand (2011)
|Word Power Made Easy
|Norman Lewis
|High School English
Grammar & Composition
|Wren & Martin
|S. Chand
|Essential Grammar In
Use (3rd Edition)
|Raymond Murphy
|Cambridge University
Press – New Delhi
Objective English for
|Hari Mohan Prasad,
Uma Rani Sinha
|Mcgraw Hill Education
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- Learn synonyms and antonyms for various words.
- Read the Editorial page to improve your English.
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Quant Books for IBPS PO
|Name of Book
|Quantitative Aptitude Test
|N.K Singh
|Upkar Prakashan (2010)
|Quantitative Aptitude for
Competitive Examinations
(17th Edition)
|R.S. Aggarwal
|S.Chand (2012)
|Fast Track Objective Arithmetic
(Completely Revised Edition)
|Rajesh Verma
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Reasoning Books IBPS PO
|Name of Book
|Test of Reasoning
|Edgar Thorpe
|A Modern Approach to Verbal
& Non-Verbal Reasoning
(Revised Edition)
|R.S Aggarwal
|Bank PO/MT Examination
Practice Workbook
|Experts Compilation
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#531 | Wednesday, December 19th 2001
I was at college all day and when I got home I just saw my mum and auntie staring at the TV like they was in some sort of trance. I looked and that's when I saw it, the news saying how terrorists had attacked. I just sat down and watched the news for about 2 hours or more, not being able to take my eyes of the screen as I was so shocked and couldn't believe it.
I can't believe all those people have been killed. It's been 3 months now and I still can't get over it. Why would people be so cruel as to kill and hurt thousands of people they don't even know?! I felt like crying when I heard and saw what had happened. I just didn't know what to say or feel, I was just….just….numb….
I can't really write much more as I haven't really got anything else to say. There isn't anything I could say to bring those people back as much as I wish there was. I just want to say sorry to all those people's family and I wish I could help. I have signed the condolence book in my hometown, Nottingham, and now I'm signing this to simple say sorry too all those people's families and I hope everything works out and nothing like this will ever happen again. R.I.P
*Emma* | 16 | United Kingdom
#420 | Sunday, December 9th 2001
September 11th, 2001 started like any other day for me. I woke up, went through my morning ritual, and eventually found myself at High School around 7:00am, where I would go every single day of the week, save national holidays. This particular day, I went on a field trip in my Enviromental Science class to do a community service project at a state local park. It was about nine or so in the morning; we had just finished plowing a garden and were trudging towards our next assignment when one of the park rangers approached us with chilling news: A plane had crashed into the World Trade Center. That was the only information we had recieved, and it seemed that the lady herself had little knowledge on what had happened.
We proceeded as normal throughout the day, but the thought of a plane crashing into a building as renowned as the World Trade Center simply shocked me. With the little information I had received from the park ranger, I assumed that some small plane had gone off course and clipped the building, causing minor damage. I couldn't possibly comprehend the disaster that had occured in actuality. But when I returned to school that day at lunchtime, the full scope of the disaster hit me like a brick hurtling at the speed of sound.
I approached my friends at our lunch table with a slew of questions to ask. I could tell that something very terrible had happened; the mood was grim, the air so thick with soberiety I could cut it with a knife. I asked my close friend, Justin, what had exactly happened. He explained that a pair of hijacked airliners had plowed through both towers of the World trade Center, LEVELING both buildings even before I arrived back at school. Somewhere along the line he mentioned that Washington had been hit as well, but my two-dimentional mind never completely absorbed it.
I cannot even begin to express the surge of emotions that swallowed me when I absorbed what my freind had told me. Although I never shed a tear, my entire soul plunged into grief and shock, a deep and hollow pain that agonized me for the next several days.
I reflected a lot about the twin towers and how they effected my life; the most significant memory that came to mind was when I had traveled to New York City with my father when I was seven, and how we had taken the subway to Manhattan and visited the trade towers; I remember looking up and seeing two gigantic columns of steel and glass rising up almost as far as I could see, and how the sight had stole my breath; I remember how we had taken the elevator all those floors up to the observation level and looked down upon the world as if we were floating in space.
The more gruesome details of the events were revealed to me later in day via news channels, details that further widened the hole that was forming in my chest. When I saw a chronological showing of the days events, the awful reality of the situation finally made it's way into my mind; denial and ignorance quickly fell back as the truth shone. I watched as the first, then the second plane impacted; the flames erupting from the towers and the bodies of countless individuals plummeting from the windows; the rush of rescue personnel as they raced into the buildings to save the injured and wounded; the spray of debris as the towers imploded from weakened support beams, the hundereds of lives crushed in the inferno of concrete, metal, and fire; and the fog of dust as it settled upon lower Manhattan.
My selfish mind was so absorbed by the chaos in New york that I barely flinched when I viewed the images of what also had happened in Washington and Pennsylvania. I would be unable to fully accept those terrible events until much later in the day.
What happened on 9/11 has changed me forever. Whether it has changed me for better or for worse, I will probably never find out. I can only hope that all of the people that died on September 11th will rest in peace and will go on to a better existance somewhere else, somewhere where such violent acts of violence could never occur. God Bless America!!!
Max Donner | 16 | Florida
#418 | Sunday, December 9th 2001
I was in Geometry class when a teacher came in and said that 2 planes hit the World Trade Center. The rest of the day we were all numb. We were afraid of a nuclear war. We were afraid of our families enlisted in the armed services dying in a war. I was afraid of never seeing my family again.
Bo | 16 | Kansas
#347 | Saturday, December 8th 2001
I was in my American Government class that morning. When I got out of the class, I turned the radio in my car, and all I could make out from the confusion of what I heard was that the WTC had been hit twice. I drove home and watched TV untill i had to go to the high school. There every one had heard by then. It is so sad. There was little to do exept help those in our school who knew they had relatives in the 3 areas. Marietta is so far from NY, DC, and PA but i had never felt to close to the rest of the country in my 16 years.
Thank you to everyone who helped and gave their lifes. I will return the favor by never forgetting the sacrafices you have made.
Michael | 16 | Ohio
#331 | Saturday, December 8th 2001
I was at school about a mile from the pentagon, we could hear the explosions from there. They announced their had been terrorist attacks on the PA system, but it was durting the change of classes and no one really listened. We got to our next class, then our teacher told us what happened, then there was a big explosion, it was a secondary explosion actually, and then there were some sonic booms due to fighter jets taking off. We sat in school for 5 hours watching the news... the national guard was outside.... our school was in lockdown... a day I'll never forget.
Jacob F. | 16 | Virginia
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"The nuclear deal will not be renegotiated at all and we will not hold renegotiations," Velayati told reporters in Tehran on Monday.
Stressing that the US is required to act upon its undertakings based on the nuclear deal, he called on other members of the Group 5+1 (Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany) to force Washington to comply with its undertakings under the internationally-endorsed agreement.
His remarks came after US President Donald Trump delivered a speech on Friday, outlining Washington's strategy on Iran.
The US president refused to certify the 2015 international nuclear agreement between Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council and Germany, and warned that he might ultimately terminate it, in defiance of other world powers and undermining a landmark victory of multilateral diplomacy.
Trump said he would choose not to certify that Tehran is complying with the nuclear deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
While Trump did not pull Washington out of the nuclear deal, he gave the US Congress 60 days to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions against Tehran that were lifted under the pact.
After Trump's comments, European Union Foreign Policy Chief Federica Mogherini underlined that the US president is not in a position to decertify Iran's nuclear deal with the six world powers.
Mogherini stressed that the 2015 accord does not belong to any single country, and said, "To my knowledge there is no single country in the world that can terminate a UN Security Council's resolution that has been adopted, and adopted unanimously, and implemented, and verified," she said.
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The library will be closed on Saturdays through Sept. 1. Regular Saturday hours resume the week on Sept. 3.
Registration for programs can be done by phone at 781-460-9778 or online at http://woburnpubliclibrary.org unless otherwise noted.
All ages
Baseball Before the Civil War: 7 p.m. July 20. Ready to blow up the myths about the founding of America's national pastime? Legend credits Abner Doubleday as being the "Father of Baseball" but the historical evidence says otherwise. Hear scholar Aaron Krerowicz talk about why the legend is wrong in this presentation that traces the origins and early development of baseball. Doors open at 6:45 p.m. Register online or by phone. Located at Woburn Memorial High School, 88 Montvale Ave., Woburn.
Women in World Jazz - Women Composers Tribute: 4-5:15 p.m. July 29. This free, family-friendly, educational concert presents vocal and instrumental music from different eras, cultures and styles, featuring songs from the U.S.A., Mexico, Brazil, Jamaica, Cape Verde, Japan and Israel. This engaging performance welcomes children's participation, and includes a world map and a slide show. Register online or by phone. Located at the United Methodist Church, 523 Main St., Woburn.
Museum passes: Introducing two new museum passes, thanks to the Friends of the Woburn Public Library. Visit the Children's Museum of New Hampshire, where you can explore art, science and culture through inventive exhibits. Tired of the indoors? Step outside and burn off some energy at the Dover Adventure Playground. The Institute of Contemporary Art pass will be here soon. Modern art, large installations, the Watershed in Eastie... there's a lot to see. Stay tuned.
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Libraries Rock! Summer Reading Program: June 18 through Aug. 17. Sign up in the Children's Room, and let the reading begin. The library has reading tracking options for its youngest readers (or listeners!) through middle school students, and a range of activities all summer long. The library supports the Woburn Public Schools Summer Reading; find required and suggested books from the elementary, middle, and high school lists on display in the library.
Teen Q(ueer) & A(llies) Book Club: 7 p.m. July 26. This July, the club is chatting about Emily M. Danforth's teen novel, "The Miseducation of Cameron Post" (which hits theaters this August, so now is the perfect time to read and discuss it). This book has a great opening line: "The afternoon my parents died, I was out shoplifting with Irene Klausen." Good, right? Your copy of the book is waiting for you at the circulation desk. Located at 36 Cummings Park.
Breathing & Meditation: 7 p.m. July 13. Join in for a special after-hours Friday wellness event. Enjoy a well-deserved moment for yourself and practice breathing and meditation with Hareendra Ikkurthi of the Art of Living Foundation. Beginners welcome. Sign up online or by calling 781-933-0148. Located at 36 Cummings Park.
Monthly Novel Writing Workshop: 6:30 p.m. (date varies). If you're looking for a workshop environment to make your novel even better, this is your opportunity. Email Morgan for details: email@example.com. Located at 36 Cummings Park.
Travel to Ireland & Support the Library: A fundraiser by the Library Trustees and the Woburn Public Library Foundation. Did you know you can book your dream vacation to Ireland, get a discount, and help make sure that the library has all of the things that it needs to be spectacular on the day that it opens (early March 2019)? Visit the library website for more information.
Libraries Rock! Summer Reading Program: June 18 through Aug. 17. Sign up in the Children's Room, and let the reading begin. The library has reading tracking options for its youngest readers (or listeners!) through middle school students, and a range of activities all summer long. The library supports the Woburn Public Schools Summer Reading; find required and suggested books from the elementary, middle, and high school lists on display in the library.
Story Time at the Senior Center: 9:30 a.m. Thursdays through Aug. 16. Join the Children's Librarian for stories, songs, rhymes and crafts at the Woburn Senior Center at 144 School St. This is a drop-in program; no registration required. Ages 5 and under. Seniors are also welcome to drop in and take part. Interested in being a guest reader? Contact Dorrie by phone at 781-933-0148, email at email@example.com, or drop by a story time to set a date.
Thumb Pianos: 2:30 p.m. July 10. Grades K-8 and senior citizens. Inspired by the African thumb piano, which has been played all over the continent for many centuries, you can make your own (simple version) of these cool instruments. Participants will learn about the science of sound, do some simple woodworking, decorate, and make some music. Located at the Woburn Senior Center at 144 School St.
Kindness Rocks!: 10:30 a.m. July 11. Grades K-8. Spread the love. Meet at the library at the pocket park beside the tennis courts/basketball courts. There will be paint and markers a wide variety of rocks to decorate. All materials will be provided. Bring your artistic selves and some ideas for positive messages you want to put out into the world. Located at 36 Cummings Park.
Story Strolls at Horn Pond: 11 a.m. July 13, July 27 and Aug. 3. All ages (a family story time). Take story time into nature. Put on your sunscreen and bug spray and meet at 11 a.m. at the main parking lot by Horn Pond, near the corner of Lake Street and Arlington Road. The group will take a walk together, read some stories, and do an outdoorsy craft.
Kidstock! Theater Workshop: 2:30 p.m. July 16 and Aug. 13. Ages 6-9. Ready for the stage? Sign up online for these acting workshops. Located in the pocket park beside the tennis/basketball courts at 36 Cummings Park. Program will be cancelled in unfavorable weather.
Novel Engineering with Tufts Center for Engineering Education and Outreach (CEEO): 2:30 p.m. July 17. Grades K-8 and senior citizens. Engineers from Tufts will guide participants as they solve real-life problems for fictional characters. Participants will use the mobile makerspace, also provided by Tufts CEEO. Located at the Woburn Senior Center at 144 School St. Sign up online.
Kindness Walks!: 10:30 a.m. July 18. Grades K-8. No registration required. Meet at the Horn Pond parking lot near the corner of Lake Street and Arlington Road and channel the positive messages from the previous week. Spread the love on this nature walk.
Chickens from around the World: 10 a.m. July 19. All ages. Meet real live chickens from around the world. Learn about their different characteristics, egg colors, and care. Located at the Woburn Senior Center at 144 School St. No registration required.
Music as Healing Practice: 2:30 p.m. July 24. Grades K-8 and senior citizens. Registration required. Explore the healing, calming powers of music with holistic nurse Marie Flannery. Located at the Woburn Senior Center at 144 School St.
Bubbles Rock!: 10:30 a.m. July 25. All ages. Play with bubbles in the pocket park at 36 Cummings Park. No registration required. Program will be cancelled in the case of inclement weather.
Meet ANIMALS! with Animal World Experience: 2:30 p.m. July 31. All ages. No registration required. Love animals? We do! Meet the cuddly, the creepy-crawly, and the slithery. The library's friends from Animal World Experience will wow with a medley of interesting creatures. Located at the Woburn Senior Center at 144 School St.


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Sao Miguel - Green Island
January 1, 1970
by Agnieszka Zając
About Sao Miguel
Sao Miguel (Portugal) – the biggest of the nine archipelago`s islands located in the middle of the Atlantic. The place, where a man can switch "slow motion" being inspired by surrounding nature. The Portuguese Azores are justifiably regarded as the greenest area in the world.
Merely 5% of the surface area is urbanized making the landscape natural and extremely wild. Due to the little beaches, charming towns, steep cliffs, mountains, and lakes many tourists come to breathe some fresh air, but mainly to escape from the external busy world.
The Azores are unpredictable and full of surprises. Weather on the island is constantly changing, offering a wide spectrum of meteorological conditions. While delighting the beautiful sunshine on the beach, no one would expect the light rain in a while finishing on the escape from the incoming heavy showers with the storm.Minimal temperatures amount to about 10 Celcius degrees, however, the maximum ones rarely exceed 25 degrees.
Ponta Delgada
Our welcome with the Azores was quite unusual. When we landed in the Ponta Delgada in the evening and the plane`s door opened, the first smell reaching our nostrils was the smell of… cows! " Hello nature," I thought couldn`t wait for another day! After we rented a car we came to Rosa – informatics and photography teacher, who made her whole apartment available saying all the time to feel there as at own home.
Mosteiros and Lagoa das Sete Cidades
When the new day came, we started exploring! The first lap of our journey was the black beach in the Mosteiros. On the one side, the beach is surrounded by both high cliffs and on the other side by the rock formations being the inhabitants` one of the most favorite places to spend leisure time. In addition to the wide beach tracts of black sand, cliffs and rocks sculpted by the activity of ocean, one in Mosteiros can also take a bath in the natural pools, which are slightly away from the main beach. After a quick walk and struggling with the strong wind, we got to the car and went in the direction of the Lagoa das Sete Cidades to contemplate the most popular lakes on the Sao Miguel. The view of the Sete Cidades from the overlook of the Vista do Rei is the obligatory tour point for each tourist spending time on the Azores` island – Sao Miguel.
The next day we started from the beach Ribeira Grande which was located quite close to our apartment and then we visited the liqueur factory called Mulher de Capote, where you can see the factory from the inside and taste exotic drinks for free.We purchased some small colorful bottles of liqueur and after that, we traveled to the place which we expected to see from the beginning of our trip. It is the only one tea manufacturer in Europe. Have you ever heard about tea plantation in Europe? Many of you probably now are opening eyes in astonishment. Yes, tea plantations in Europe exist and are located in the northern part of Sao Miguel. They are allowed to be visited. Furthermore, you can wander between the tea bushes dually enjoying your eyes – firstly due to the juiciness of greenery and secondly because of the ocean views. Cha Gorreana offers to the visitors an opportunity to taste and buy local tea as well as to explore the whole process of its production.
Another issue strictly identified with the Azores are pineapples. However, the fruits definitely differ from those grown in other parts of the world – they are primarily smaller but very fragrant and juicy. Pineapples are grown in plantations and also in greenhouses all year round. They ripen for about 20 months and are more expensive than those, for example, from Brazil, but certainly worth their price. It is worthwhile to look into the kingdom of pineapples while discovering the flavors of the Azores. We truly recommend visiting the kingdom of pineapples while exploring the Azores` flavors.
The whole island looks like a big garden where you can discover unusual places at every turn. Surprisingly enough, we were surprised by the environment and the innumerable local gardeners who took care of even the most distant places of civilization. Not only once we were surprised by both the exaggerated attention of the environment and endless amount of the local gardeners taking care of, even the most distant from civilization, places.
Lighthouse Ponta do Arnel is one of the most beautiful places on the island which is also located near the Nordeste. Location on a scarp over the cliffs, on the side of the coast, where the biggest waves are crushed is definitely impressive. Although walking down and then going back upwards is totally exhausting, it is worth straining the calves to see waves which face the high cliffs.
Thermal pools
The well-known starting point is Furnas, where just below the surface the ground is extremely active. In the town, we can find small geysers in the wet, bubbling areas, as well as a thermal pool with hot water, situated in the center of the climate complex of the park. In Furnas, there are thermal pools with water reaching the 39 degrees! Lying to the neck in hot water and staring at the stars, we were savoring the nature and rising scent of eggs.
The day before last of our journey my eyes flashed and heart started to beat faster! Thanks to Rosa, who is an enthusiast of paragliding, I had an opportunity to meet the rest of paragliders to explore the island from the bird's eye. The sun was setting in the sky, the clouds were gone and I couldn`t wait for the photos and films which I supposed to make. When we arrived at the proper place, the spell broke… Despite the beautiful weather, the conditions didn`t allow to paraglide – complete lack of wind frustrated plans for an amazing adventure. Eventually, I am glad that I could meet a group of people, who have a passion and love to watch the world from the level of the sky.
Summing up, I readily can state that the Azores are the most beautiful place I have ever visited so far. Unusual landscapes, the variety of environment, kind inhabitants, cows on the streets, calm and peace make you forget about reality and enable to totally indulge in nature. I recommend!
By Agnieszka Zając
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Staggering generosity sees €28,000 raised at Ardara Poor Farmers Auction
One man auctioned the boots off his feet . . .
Auctioneer Michael Breslin auctions off a pair of boots one man took off his feet to help raise funds. Photo John McConnell
The 12th Annual Poor Farmers Association (P.F.A) Charity Auction held on Friday night last in Teague's Bar in Ardara is the stuff of legend - so much so that several people took the shoes off their feet to have them auctioned.
Conal Gallagher shows off a pair of shoes which he bought for €200 at the auction. Photo John McConnell
Friday's night's three hour marathon auction didn't disappoint with a spellbinding list of items put up for auction and early figures indicate that a staggering €28,000 (and counting) has been raised for very deserving local causes.
Up for auction was everything from sheep, hay, straw, turf, logs and believe it or not, several pairs of of shoes and boots donated from the crowd on the night - people literally giving the shoes off their feet to a great cause.
"We had some crack with those," Daniel Moy told the Democrat. "One man literally took the shoes off his feet and shouted up at the auctioneer that he wanted to put them up for auction, so we did," said Daniel. One pair of shoes were bought by Conal Gallagher for €200.
A packed Teague's Bar on Friday night in Ardara. Photo John McConnell
The auction is now in its twelfth year and up until, but excluding last Friday night's incomplete total, had raised a staggering €256,749. When Friday in included the total will sit at more than €280,000.
The crowds this year were phenomenal. "They came by the bus load from all over the place, it was incredible and we managed to get most of them in at some stage to enjoy the crack," said Daniel.
The PFA is run by a committee, there's no chairperson as such, everyone does their bit and the charities that benefit generally are linked to or associated with cancer treatment. This year's monies will go to Cancer Care West, the provision of two defibrillators in Ardara and to assist two young me from the area injured in bad accidents, Mickey Joe McMonagle and Shaun McNelis.
The auction started at 9.30am and the bidding was intense with three auctioneers, Malachy Daniels Gallagher, Daniel Moy and Michael Breslin all taking turns as they auctioned off items donated by hundreds of people.


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An article for the Danish newspaper translated by Google and edited by George V. Pinchuk (sorry, we have nobody with knowledge of Danish language in our NGO yet)
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In November 2013, the former president of Ukraine, Viktor Yanukovych, abruptly refused to sign a cooperation agreement with the EU. This led the people of the former Soviet republic to Independence Square (Maidan) in Kyiv. Maidan suddenly became the scene of a wave of protests, where thousands of Ukrainian EU supporters, students, and representatives of the right-wing parties demanded democratic reforms and Ukraine's orientation towards EU. These demonstrations, shown in pictures that went viral around the world, got the name "Euromaidan." With time, they gained strength and were becoming more and more violent.
In February 2014, the protesters broke out in cheers and licked their wounds. Yanukovych gave up and fled to Russia, and a pro-European leadership took over. Yet, now, two years after the demonstrations began, the life of Ukrainians does not seem to turn to the better. They had to bid farewell to the Crimean peninsula; their economy is in shambles; and the eastern edge of their country remains extremely unstable due to a pro-Russian rebellion, which sometimes becomes very bloody.
Many Ukrainians, however, say that the Maidan uprising was a success anyway.
"It has clearly been worth it, "said Ukraine's most read and translated author Andrej Kurkov, who had followed the Maidan uprising from its first day and documented the events of the book "The Ukrainian diary ", published in Danish in March. "Our hope still lives, although there are concerns that the reforms go too slowly", he says.
Natalka Zubar agrees. She is the chairman of the Maidan Monitoring Information Center, a non-governmental organization whose purpose is to protect and ensure Ukraine's democratic development and protection of human rights. "Maidan movement's demands have been fully met. Ukraine is on its way to becoming a society with the Western democracy as a model. The public support of the integration into NATO has never been greater. We have implemented a reform of the country security forces, which is appreciated by the people. Other reforms go a little slower, slower than many would wish them to proceed, but they are on their way, "says Natalka Zubar. However, she also has some criticizing words to say, particularly about the President Petro Poroshenko. "Our president and government are not good, even though they are better than any of the former powers in Ukraine. Their biggest problem is a lack of common vision of the country's development and unwillingness to open a broad dialogue. Still, I am an optimist and I am convinced that Ukraine will overcome war in the east and build a modern and sustainable democracy," she says.
The president of the Ukrainian Journalists Union, Yuri Lucan (Florus), also believes that Ukraine is on track despite the many problems the country still struggling with. The Ukrainian media are still owned by oligarchs, but no longer systematically pressured by the authorities. "We have managed to build a strong civil society, and to make a big part of the Ukrainian society active. It is not strong enough yet, but it is strong enough to exercise pressure on the authorities. The only problem is that Ukraine continues to be influenced by oligarchs and plagued by rampant corruption," he says.
Olexiy Haran, a professor of political science at the Kyiv-Mohyla University, considers the Maidan movement a resounding success, even though the protests were the catalyst for the conflict with Vladimir Putin's Russia in Crimea and the Donbas region. "Our Parliament has upheld the constitutional reforms of 2004 (introduced by the Orange Revolution, – Ed.). It was one of the Maidan's important requirements. Parliamentary elections were free and resulted in a pro-European majority. Putin's plan to have Ukraine under his control, or to split Ukraine has failed, "said Olexiy Haran, who also emphasizes that there is still a long way to go for Ukraine. "The challenges remain large. President and Parliament have to undertake unpopular reforms in a time when the country's economy is weak because of war, and when Russia continues its attempts to destabilize the young Ukrainian democracy. This situation is risky, and may lead to splits in the political coalition; yet, the parties who have stood on the Maidan have a clear goal: to either win together or lose together", says Olexiy Haran.


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Came home from work today, and got busy cleaning up the yard! The final leaf clean up before the snow flies! I love this time of the year when it's all fresh crisp air out while cleaning up the yard!
However, this year was different.....I got my drink on.....I always would get a beer or a cooler of some sort going on the side of the riding lawn mower, and would have that pack of smokes and a lighter sitting in the compartment.
Head set in my ears to listen to music while driving around with a head set over to drown out the sound of the mower.....
I nailed it so much faster this year! Why? Because I wasn't taking time out, wasting time, lighting up! N.O.P.E . I had no time for that! Because, I don't do that anymore! And it felt so good! I love my new life as a quitter! While I thought about it briefly this afternoon, it was only to think about how I use to do that, because I do not miss the addiction, or that habit at all! Not even one little bit!
Looking forward to shoveling snow, without having that smoke hanging from my mouth! Bring on the fresh white powder!
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L2 released this week an Insight Report on CRM and Loyalty. One of the report findings was that brands need to tailor strategies and tactics to local markets. For example, consumers in Europe are skeptical of email marketing while the medium has increasing open rates in the U.S., making a case for a decentralized approach to email. Not only do consumers in China prefer mobile messaging platforms such as WeChat, emails from brands are not always delivered.
But localization doesn't mean the absence of a global strategy. Brands can test across markets and learn from each other: For example, WeChat can be a testing ground for Whatsapp tactics.
Sephora and Kiehl's are examples of stellar loyalty programs. Sephora has established loyalty programs in 80% of the markets it is present in. While all countries except for Greece have tiered programs, rewards vary by country. China and France members receive discounts as rewards for points.
Kiehl's leverages a global strategy for its content with tweaks for each country. For example, the same Mother's Day message was comprised for France and Germany members and sent on different days to mirror their holiday calendar.
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Receiving flowers for an anniversary is so lovely. I decided to mark a wedding anniversary with a bouquet of flowers on my card today. The Beautiful Bouquet also has coordinating dies to make cutting out the flowers and leaves easy-peasy. In addition to the great flowers are the many sentiments. Don't you love it when that happens – great stamp images + sentiments? This stamp set has many sentiments! You get Birthday, Happy Wedding Day, Thanks a Bunch, Congratulations, Happy Anniversary and coordinating sentiments for the inside of your cards too! It's a great value (10% discount when you purchase the bundle) and versatile too! I hope the Beautiful Bouquet bundle is on the top of your Wish List!
Oh, did you notice that embossed wood texture on my card base? It's the new Pinewood Planks embossing folder. This card may look complicated but it really came together quickly. All I did was stamp a few flowers on Whisper White card stock and then used the coordinating dies to cut them out.. In fact, while I was at my Big Shot machine I die cut lots of bouquet stems to have on hand to create a quick card when I need one.
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Working with for global and world-renowned engineering company.
The Role: As the IT Business Management Lead you be joining the IT Business Management and Governance Team.
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This is an opportunity to be an integral part of an evolving IT practice that delivers the most efficient and effective combination of processes, data, applications and technology that enables the company to execute its vision, values, and strategy.
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Advanced Legal Writing and Oral Advocacy: Trials, Appeals, and Moot Court
Foundation Press, Jan 1, 2009 - Law - 562 pages
The Murray and DeSanctis titles are designed for the current generation of law students whose familiarity and comfort with on-line and computer-based learning create a demand for teaching resources that take advantage of that familiarity and comfort level. Advanced Legal Writing and Advocacy: Trials, Appeals, and Moot Court is designed for second semester and upper-division advanced writing courses involving advocacy and oral argument at the trial and appellate levels and in moot court competitions. This book employs the TREAT paradigm and doctrine of explanatory synthesis to maximize the persuasive potential of appellate-level legal writing for actual practice and for moot court competitions. It is well suited for use as a primary text in an upper division appellate advocacy or advanced writing course or moot court program, or as a primary or supplemental text for first year legal writing courses that focus on appellate advocacy as the pedagogical model to teach legal writing skills. Paired with the book is an electronic, computer-based version of the text that adds links to on-line databases and internet-based resources and supplements the text with pop-up definitions from Black's Law Dictionary. The electronic version of the text is searchable and highly portable, with internal and external navigation links, making them more valuable for use in class and out. The interactive text employs a layout that departs from the traditional, all-text casebook format through use of callout text boxes, diagrams, and color/border segregated feature sections for hypotheticals, references to scholarly debates, or other useful information for law students.
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Brain Brainwashing Nano Washing with Computers.
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Brainwashing subjects of studies of the human race this is done searing memory processing areas in the hypothalamus, these dying cells stop producing the electrochemical reactions that cause the individual remember to treat the evidence no sen these agencies noted or visible downloaders in nano voltaic cell bodies imitating duplication process and growth of nerve cells, the time when performing these types of duplication are nano seconds, while trying to remember the individual any event, with nano computers, disconnections occur between different areas of the brain and hypothalamus, treating the subject performing the processes of hearing, speech, sensation, vision, perception does not remember what happens or happened in time which is in courts.
Example 1: When disconnecting the processing centers of vision and connections of nerve cells in the hypothalamus, cauterization or voltaic nano downloads with varying voltages depending on how computers produce nano nano downloads voltaic cells in the optic nerves and different connections between centers, cells, the person could fail to perceive images, synapses that are not performed because the exchange mechanism is disrupted chemical transmitters which let no electrochemical reactions and stimuli from the retina and optic nerves can be sent to different areas in the brain, remembering that even when these areas are not normally would process visual stimuli, process information such as the psyche and the brain to bring information to the sceptres makes recognize the individual images in the hypothalamus and visual processing centers in areas that are explained in the neurology literature.
Various studies have shown that the processing centers atmosphere activities take information but generally the brain processes the information to then be understood.
Example 2: to communicate with the people around us, the hypothalamus and various brain regions electrochemical reactions to produce speech, some agencies treat this process is not carried out, among the techniques they use, find, burns to the processing center stimulus that occurs in the process of speaking, suppose you are going to say the words "I are burning the brain" and a security intelligence agency need not hear or speak these conversations, in fractions of nano second satellites and computers (mainframes), nano computers to transmit signals to explode, searing or irradiating the cells causing them to die.
The areas where discharges occur nano voltaic and make people talk, the conversation product and sensations nervous system is stimulated, then the subject speaks the words, this happens at the speed of light, to say the words (I - are-burned - on ....), the agency cauterized brain areas and hypothalamus, causing a word than such as nerve cells that produce this type of electrochemical downloads do not exist.
Sometime could cauterize any area where electrochemical reactions occur voltaic and nano downloads of specific words, large numbers of dying cells in different areas so the word that the subject thinks or says not to try to talk it produces different interruptions in which other cells or other areas of the brain trying to send downloads voltaic nano as a mechanism for the individual to speak. It also happens that these agencies produce electrochemical discharges and lullabies voltaic cells to grow so that the subject can do the activities that comprise the complexities of communication, vision and hearing.
Example 3: to produce genetic damage and treat the individual does not remember any specific situation, cauterized to cells at birth or duplicated the cell is not the same length in the DNA molecule, you could ask what is the relationship between DNA length and memories, all stimulus produces changes in the DNA molecule, which make these occur, stimuli based on environmental stimuli around us
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Monica Bellucci, 42, who plays a lactating prostitute in Shoot 'Em Up (out September 7), has motherhood experience of her own thanks to her three-year-old daughter Deva.
"She travels with me all the time. To be an actor is much better than being a doctor or a lawyer because you can bring your babies with you in the office. I can bring my baby to work." How has motherhood changed her? "It's great," she tells me. "To be a mother is just amazing. I have so many friends who don't have children, and they're very happy like that. It's really a personal choice to become a mother. For me, it's the most beautiful thing."
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What On Earth Is Methylation - And What's It Got To Do With Being Sick?!
Methylation is an incredibly important process that happens within the body. More and more people are discovering they have issues with methylation, which has been the driving factor behind the culmination and presentation of many symptoms. If methylation is disturbed and is not detected or treated accurately, health essentially depletes slowly, and will continue to do so until the root cause is addressed.
What is Methylation?
Methylation is a process which occurs within the liver. It is responsible for the addition of specific chemicals (methyl groups) to other chemicals in the body. This addition of methyl groups is called "methylation" or "methylating".
What does methylation affect?
Toxic metals within the body are methylated to become water soluble, allowing them to be excreted through the kidneys and urine.
Our very own DNA requires methylation so as to remove any harmful sequences, such as retroviruses, from our DNA and ensure only our best genetic expression is occurring.
Cells that lie in our blood vessels need to be methylated in order to be repaired.
Two lovely little white blood cells in our immune system, monocytes and lymphocytes (which help to fight viruses and bacteria), require methylation.
How does it work?
Methylation is considered a cycle as there are two components to the process; methylation (the giving of methyl groups) and the recycling of homocysteine (adding methyl groups back).
Methylation occurs from methionine, an amino acid sourced from protein. Once methylation has occurred and methionine has given away its methyl groups, we are left with a substance called homocysteine. Homocysteine is not beneficial to the body like methionine. Homocysteine is toxic to the nervous system and can create lots of inflammation and degradation. It has the ability to pass through the blood brain barrier as well, which is a protective mechanism that allows only certain substances to enter into the brain. We don't want homocysteine floating around.
The second part of the methylation process is converting homocysteine back into methionine. This means the body needs to find some spare methyl groups and add them back onto the homocysteine. This process can take several different biochemical pathways to achieve this result.
What can go wrong?
If there is a discrepancy in the body's ability to methylate, there are several consequences that can occur, which are listed below.
However, it is becoming an increasing concern that there are discrepancies occurring in the second part of the methylation process; the recycling of homocysteine back to methionine. This process requires several enzymes and specific nutrients to facilitate these reactions. Some people don't have enough of these enzymes, hence their recycling phase falls short. Some people have a genetic polymorphism which means they can't complete this process. Some people don't have the specific nutrients required to fuel the process, including vitamin B12, Zinc and vitamin B6). Either way, the result is an increase in homocysteine and consequent risks and symptoms (let alone symptoms which may be occurring due to nutrient deficiency). It should be noted that these factors can be pathologically tested.
What happens if I'm not methylating properly?
The consequences of under-methylation include:
· As toxic metals would not be able to be excreted, there would be an increase in toxic metals, leading to possible toxicity and consequent nutrient deficiency
· Without unsatisfactory genes being removed from the DNA, the expression of harmful gene sequences and retroviruses will occur. Various cancers have been linked to an abnormality in the methylation process, leading to the suppression of tumour suppression gene and an increased expression of oncogenes, which lead to the development of cancerous cells. Our DNA is no longer the best it can be!
· Increased risk of cardiovascular disease and chronic inflammatory diseases due to increased homocysteine, and decrease in repair mechanisms required in blood vessels
· Increased risk of autoimmune disease (including systemic lupus erythematosus)
· Weakened immune system due to under-methylation of certain white blood cells, resulting in more frequent infection
· Poor memory and increased risk of neural degeneration due to increased homocysteine
There are several other symptoms that may be expressed if there are genetic polymorphisms present and nutrient deficiency. Anxiety and heavy metal toxicity, as well as B12 deficiency and issues with fertility are common presentations I see in my clinic where the methylation cycle needs to be investigated.
Does your body fit the picture? We offer pathology referrals for MTHFR testing at our clinic.


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Future Fragments
An anti-time-capsule: quotes from seven fellow art students, transcribed phonetically and encoded as colors. Prints of these colors were carried by the artists for a summer. Five returned. Two extra prints were accidentally intercepted and also returned. Decoded back into phonemes and re-formed into words, each text offers an indirect account of their respective journeys.
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Genetic Counseling is a professional assessment of a patient's risk factors regarding their family history or a pregnancy. The goal of genetic counseling is not only risk assessment, but also to explain cause/inheritance of a disorder, availability of testing, prognosis and management/ treatment, and options. Genetic counseling sessions typically last one hour, or longer, depending on the complexity of the case. There is usually no charge for patients who need further genetic counseling after their first session (i.e. such as in the case of an abnormal prenatal diagnostic result). Each counselor is assigned to one patient for continuity in complicated cases.
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Genetic counselors have a minimum of a master's degree in genetic counseling or a related field. The former includes extensive training in both human genetics as well as psychology. Board Certification for Genetic Counseling is offered every three years by the American Board of Genetic Counseling. All Genetic Counselors at Emory Genetics are Board-Certified and work under the supervision of a Board-Certified M.D. Clinical Geneticist, who reviews and signs out on all of the genetic counseling cases.
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Typically, the components of a genetic counseling session include:
- Asking the patient, couple or family their understanding of why they were referred.
- Obtaining a family pedigree of at least 3 generations (preferably 4), documenting all genetic conditions and health problems, with medical records.
- Obtaining the couple's environmental history and personal medical history.
- For a child or adult suspected of a genetic disorder, their environmental and personal medical history are also obtained.
- Obtaining the mother and father's reproductive history.
- Explaining the genetic causes of birth defects.
- Explaining the diagnosis of a genetic disorder or risk of a genetic disorder, the inheritance, recurrence risk, prognosis, management and treatment options.
- Explaining genetic testing options for the current or future pregnancy, or for symptomatic or at-risk individuals in the family. This may include research studies depending on the disorder.
- Provide supportive counseling and referral to patient support groups and/or other families with similar experiences.
- Support the individual, couple or family in whatever decision best suites them, with regards to the information received, their personal, religious, and moral values. In this manner, genetic counseling is non-directive.
Depending on the situation, follow-up sessions are sometimes needed. These sessions are scheduled with the same genetic counselor for continuity and confidentiality.
Genetic Counselors
Audrey Bibb, M.S.
Board-Certified Genetic Counselor
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Board-Certified Genetic Counselor
Lysosomal Storage Diseases
Stephanie Cagle, M.S.
Board-Certified Genetic Counselor
Lysosomal Storage Diseases
Judy Dill, CGC
Board-Certified Genetic Counselor
Dawn Laney, M.S.
Board-Certified Genetic Counselor
Lysosomal Storage Diseases
Val Long, M.S.
Board-Certified Genetic Counselor
Lysosomal Storage Diseases
Christine Stanislaw, M.S., CGC
Board-Certified Genetic Counselor
Cancer Genetics and General Genetics
Anjana Varma, M.S.
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Summary notes from counseling sessions are faxed to the referring physician following the genetic counseling session.


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The telephone game strikes again! Your debt will not disappear after 6 years
On a weekly basis I normally get this statement from someone "Blair, I am just going to hang on until I've had my debts for 6 years and then they will fall off my credit bureau". "Oh, and look at that pig flying over that building"
Bad debts will NOT fall off of your Credit report. Period.
Do you remember playing the telephone game when you were a kid? Remember, at the front of the line one kid would whisper something to the next kid, then that kid would whisper it to the next, and so on… by the time you got the end the words that the first kid whispered are now completely different. Purple Monkey Dishwasher.
Like the telephone game, this myth is based on a partial truth…
If you happen to look at your Equifax or Trans Union report, near the end of the report you'll see the following…
Judgments, Seizure of Movable/Immovable, Garnishment of Wages – The above will automatically purge from the system six (6) years from the date filed. (emphasis mine)
People interpret the statement as saying "Any bad debt you have will automatically disappear within six (6) years".
Here goes that telephone game again. Nowhere is there anything written about a bad debt. Instead, the statement is saying based on acts of finality. That is to say Judgments, Seizures, and Garnishments are all actions available to your creditors in order for them to recoup all or part of the money owed to them.
It's important to understand that the purpose behind the six year purge is to remove the 'actions' that lead to the clearance of the debts. If a debt is cleared, then there's no need to list the action (judgment, seizure, etc.) permanently.
However, if a debt remains, or there was never any act of finality taken in the first place, then there is nothing in the above statement that even comes close to suggesting that a debt will disappear after a certain number of years.
Creditors would be opening up Pandora's Box if their standard procedure was to simply allow debts to disappear over time.
So what solution do you have? The debts must be dealt with… no matter their age.
If someone is struggling with debt and wants to learn about available solutions to them to receive debt relief in Victoria, it's best to speak with someone who is truly looking out for their interests.
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legion of honor engagement photos
After all of my years shooting engagement photos in the SF Bay Area, I've somehow never made it to the Legion of Honor, so when Carrie told me she wanted to shoot there, I was thrilled! Sadly, we were kicked out just minutes afterwards since they were closing, but the grounds were so incredible we just kept shooting there and then headed back to the Embarcadero for some evening shots...what a great time! Being a San Francisco wedding photographer never gets old.


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PORTLAND — Kristen Fox, a second-grade teacher at Reiche Elementary School, took part in a teaching fellow program last summer at Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island.
Now she's encouraging other teachers to apply for what she called a "magical experience."
Fox said she was looking for a "summer job experience in an outdoor setting where I could develop knowledge and skills about conserving our natural world," when she first heard about the teacher fellowship opportunity at Acadia.
"I wanted to both re-energize myself and learn how I could effectively engage my students in learning about and caring for our natural world," she said this week about why she applied.
But more important than even her own inclination, Fox said, was the knowledge that "many of my students spend most of their time indoors and don't even know that the ocean is within walking distance of our school."
"I brought back many ideas that I (can) use with my students," she added. "For example, a simple and effective lesson that all teachers can do is a phenology, the study of cyclic and seasonal natural phenomena, (which can be observed even in the) small patch of land right outside your classroom window."
Engaging with youth and helping them to better understand and appreciate the natural world is the goal of the park's annual teacher fellowship program.
Using teachers, the park is able to connect with students and share its mission in classrooms locally and across the country, according to the fellowship web page.
After spending six weeks of their summer in the park, "Teacher fellows will leave … with the resources to develop tailored, curriculum-based units that help students better understand their natural and cultural heritage," the website states.
Fox said each month she now asks students to draw and describe what they are seeing out the window. "This provides a close look at the changes that happen throughout the year, and teaches students to closely observe and wonder about their natural surroundings," she said.
Fox also feels that it's "important for children to understand the interconnectedness of all living things and to understand what living things need to survive. Students need to understand how people depend on our natural world for survival, and how human actions can nurture or harm our natural world."
In all, she said, seven teachers took part in the fellowship program at Acadia last summer. The majority were from Maine, but Fox said there were also teachers there from Rhode Island and New Jersey.
For six weeks, according to Fox, "We explored the forests, we went on educational boat excursions … and we even rode with a park law enforcement ranger for a day. Each day … was different and the range of activities we experienced provided us with a multidimensional view of how Acadia National Park is maintained."
"Every day of those six weeks generated a favorite memory," she said. But one of her most unique experiences was working alongside the forest ecology director at the Schoodic Institute for a day collecting data about trees. "He was documenting changes in the forest due to climate change," Fox said.
"Another highlight of the summer was attending a conference with young scientists at the Schoodic Institute. The focus of the conference was using storytelling techniques to share scientific data (and) at the end of the day the teacher fellows … brainstormed ways to introduce science to children(in ways) that would be fun and engaging."
Applications for the teaching fellowship are open through March 1 and the Acadia Park website describes the experience as "spending your summer hiking through spruce-fir forests, exploring tide pools, or sailing on clear waters in search of bald eagles, porpoises, and seals."
Teacher fellows are welcome at either Acadia or the Saint Croix Island International Historic Site in Calais and applications are open to all full-time, public school teachers. Fellows are provided with uniforms, shared housing, if needed, and a $400 weekly stipend.
While spending the summer at one of the most beautiful spots in Maine is a benefit, the teacher fellows are also there to work.
They become part of the park's interpretation and education division and are expected to create both an education project for the park, as well as prepare a place-based lesson plan that will be used later in their own classrooms.
The teacher fellows are also expected to explore the possibility of creating or enhancing outdoor classroom and climate change initiatives at their respective schools.
During their time in the park, the teacher fellows work with trained interpreters, field researchers, protection rangers, resource management staff, trail crews and citizen scientists, among other activities, according to the fellowship website.
What Fox most enjoyed was "meeting other teachers who share my values. Each teacher in our group cared deeply about their students, was passionate about Acadia National Park, and wanted to expand student knowledge and interest in the outdoors."
Kate Irish Collins can be reached at 710-2336 or [email protected]. Follow Kate on Twitter: @KIrishCollins.
Kristen Fox, far right in the first row, is a second-grade teacher at Reiche Elementary in Portland. She spent last summer as an Acadia Teacher Fellow at Acadia National Park. Here she and the other teaching fellows enjoy a boat ride.
Kristen Fox described her six weeks spent at Acadia National Park last summer as a "magical experience."
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#inreview: february/
Recently, I've had talks centered around feedback—tips and tricks for giving and receiving it. What comes up most revolves around the timing of feedback and the importance of keeping it as close to in the moment as possible. Instead of doing an annual review or biannual report, maybe a month to month approach is most productive.
This hits home for me because I always have the hardest time trying to wrap up a full year when December rolls around. My mind is in full "holiday mode," so sitting down for a planning or reflecting session is the last thing on my list. And with the biannual approach, I suspect I'd focus on the most recent quarter, neglecting the former quarter—completing missing key chunks of time.
I'm setting out now to review each month as it comes. With that, here're some thoughts on February. I'd love to hear about your #inreview highlights too, so feel free to post in the comments below.
1) Super Bowl: I could talk about the game, the commercials, and the performances all day, but too many articles have already covered those things—I'll focus on community. My roommate and I hosted nearly 40 friends in our studio (yes, studio) apartment. While people quite possibly were stepping over each other the entire time, this gathering showed me how much I love hosting and how it doesn't have to be super elaborate. It's about the friendships made and the conversations had (whether your team wins or loses). Side note: here's a great drink recipe to try.
2) Home: New York is my current home, but I was fortunate to fly "home home" during my birthday weekend. I got to see family, visit my college (and see Step Sing), and help my friend Jordan take photos for his new website. This trip reminded me of the importance of music and art. And it showed me the importance of maintaining meaningful relationships and not letting passions die. I really loved being back in the studio again.
3) Grammy's: By the time the show was over, I was glad. I'd just returned from my trip home and was super tired from the flight. But even still, I'm so amazed and encouraged by the authenticity displayed by the performers. (Mainly Adele, Kendrick Lamar, and Tori Kelly & James Bay.) There are many ways these individuals could have handled themselves, but they stayed true to their craft and their hearts. No matter if it were their best or the worst performances. It's that type of realness that I never hope to lose. I'm thankful they show fame shouldn't be the main reason for creating beautiful stories; they draw attention to important conversations and issues.
4) Election 2016: Votes are being cast, and more candidates have dropped out of the race. From here, there's anger, anticipation, and anxiety. Regardless of such emotions, I hope you'll continue to engage with the process, for it's up to "we, the people" to do our part and choose our next President. Don't let the media or polls keep you from educating yourself on the issues and the platforms of all candidates who're left. (Mine dropped out this month, so I'm in the process of choosing a new candidate to support.)
5) Coffee Breaks: Take them, and often. If you're in New York (or visiting soon), please put these on your list: Ralph's, Saturdays, and Blue Bottle. You'll be able to get great #coffeegrams at each of these places, but more importantly, there's space in these places for offline conversation. It's easy and welcoming. We just have to be willing to go deeper than what's on our phones. I'm especially thankful for my friend Louisa, who captures stories so beautifully and who challenges herself to think about what the picture can/should say.
So that's it for February. I'm thankful for birthdays, friends, space to think, and strength in vulnerability. Who's ready for what March will bring? I pray for wisdom and vision for each of you.


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Summer Camp
Summer camp is a big part in scouting since the time of Baden-Powell. On 25th July, 1907 Lord Baden-Powell took 22 scouts to Brownsea Island in Poole Harbour, England for the first ever summer camp. At that time those boys where divided into 4 patrols: the Wolves, Bulls, Curlews and Ravens. From that point on there has been a steady increase in the number of young men going to summer camp.
Troop 813 has been to several different Council Sponsored camps over the years. Since 1998 the scouts have choosen to go out of our home council to Camp Bud Shielde in North Carolina. Well once again for summer of '01 the scouts are going back to this camp.


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Well, I'll start off by saying I'm awful at New Year's Resolutions. They're usually pretty lofty ideals and sometimes non achievable goals anyway. That said, I want to figure ways to improve this page as much as possible. It's a new year and a chance to start again. Things slowed down and nearly fell apart last year due to many factors going on in my life… and quite frankly, I don't want that to happen another time! Whether it means that a slow but consistent schedule is made (slower than the current one) or something else is to be determined. I won't feel discouraged and give up on this page, as I've already sunk a good 3 – 4 years of my life writing all sorts of stuff. With that, I'm taking a break as I go on vacation once more to refresh my mind and get ready for the year ahead. I'll see you all on the week of the 10th!
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Shower door pivot hinge – A standard hinge made up of two metal leaves the interconnection to form a knot or butt. When these hinges are used on a door, a child's fingers can easily get caught between the two leaves when the door closes. To prevent this kind of damage, builders can use edge-mounted continuous hinges. In an edge-mounted hinge, the blades are different sizes and the stops or knots are shifted away from the intersection of the two blades.
When the door closes, this gives a U-shaped gap between the two blades, minimizing the risk of crushed or injured fingers. These shower door pivot hinge are run continuously along the entire length of the door and frame. Due to the displaced knot, this type of hinged configuration can only be used on an overhead opening, not on a standard door frame with a built-in stop.
Anti-Ligature Placer Hinge
The average butt shower door pivot hinge has a flat tip that extends from the edge of the door and the frame when the door is closed. In mental hospitals or prisons, passengers can use the tip of a butt hinge to hang a ligature in an attempt to commit suicide. In these types of facilities, builders often install anti-ligature safety hinges. These devices have a sloping or rounded tip that makes it virtually impossible for a person to commit himself by using the tip of the hinge.frameless glass shower door pivot hinges, how to install pivot hinges on glass shower door, shower door pivot hinge


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Out of the Tao comes the One.
Out of the One comes the Two, Yin & Yang.
Out of the Two comes the Three, the Unity of Yin & Yang.
Out of that Unity comes all things and beings.
Lao Tzu
The Jameson Fellowship focuses on leadership and recognizes individuals – of diverse ages, races, backgrounds, sectors, and organizations - for their contributions to southern Nevada. The Fellowship is an investment in relationships and aims to build a solid and connected leadership base across the nonprofit sector.


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Concerts - Indus
Indus brought together four instrumentalists with roots in diverse musical genres, including Indian, Western and Jazz.
Drawn together by a shared desire to create new approaches to musicmaking and to explore the full potential of their instruments, Indus skilfully navigated through uncharted and ever-changing musical terrain. The result was a unique sound that is a new musical language unto itself – one that reflects the group's integrity, sensitivity and inspirational vision. Indus are John Ball on Santoor, Mohamed Assani on Sitar, Henrik Linnemann on Flute and Shahbaz Hussain on Tabla.
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Reels and Poles
Recently I was in Idaho visiting my Grandma. My Grandpa and she used to fish, and they had about 6 poles with reels in their garage. They told me they hadn't fished for many years, so they said I could keep and poles I wanted. There was a brand new Daiwa 2505T Jupiter-X paired with a Daiwa Apollo pole. I also got a Daiwa J-16 reel paired with an Ugly Stik SPL 1100. I was just wondering if these will be good poles for me, a beginner. I've tested them out, and they seem to work really nice.


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Letting Go & Saying No: Burning of the Old Year and What's No Longer Working December 31st, Cuenca Ecuador
I rather like the Ecuadorian Tradition of "Letting Go and saying No" on New Year's Eve in Ecuador. Last night, Cuenca streets were filled with dolls like the one above burned at midnight in a symbolic goodbye to all that we wish to leave behind in the New Year.
We are programmed to create lists of resolutions at New Years. This is particularly true of high achievement CEO's and Executives who if nothing else are "goal oriented".
As we embark on a year of hosting YPO/WPO Forum Retreats, we are mindful that in today's complex business ecosystem, an important ingredient of success can be found in the white spaces "being more by doing less".
A YPO Forum member recently shared with me that 2018 was to be "Her Year of No" as she sought to reclaim moments and in so doing hoped to reclaim her life. Dinner Invitation? "I'd love to but this is my year of No so I can concentrate on what's most important …my family". Hard to argue with such an affirmative No and a powerful because.
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Miss World BWAP Tour Kicks Off In India
The reigning Miss World, Manushi Chhillar, has started her 42 day Beauty With A Purpose tour in her motherland of India. Chhillar will be joined by the 6 continental queens, Miss World 2016, Puerto Rico's Stephanie del Valle, and the CEO of Miss World, Julia Morley. Barney Walsh, who presented the competition for the first time last year, is joining the team to make a documentary about their BWAP work.
The focus of the Indian leg of the tour is an extension of Chhillar's Beauty With A Purpose project, Feminine Hygiene Awareness. They started their tour in Hyderabad, collaborating with the Government of Telangana. The reigning Miss World made her goal not only to raise awareness about the importance of proper feminine hygiene but also to provide low cost sanitary napkins to women in rural areas. Joining Miss World on stage were the continental queens of Africa (Miss Kenya), Asia (Miss Korea), Europe (Miss England), Oceania (Miss New Zealand), Americas (Miss Mexico) and the Caribbean (Miss Jamaica).
Following their visit to Hyderabad, the team left for Kolkata where they met with children at New Lights Kolkata. The mission also touched based in Darjeeling where they met with women and children there. Another highlight was meeting the Vice President of the India, His Excellency Venkaiah Naidu, to explain the purpose of their trip to India and world tour. The makers of the eco friendly sanitary napkins explained that this will not only benefit the women of India and their health, but it also will have a non-damaging effect on the environment. The Vice-President commended them for their work and commented that this endeavor was addressing a great need in India and around the world. They Miss World delegation also had the honour of meeting Minister Of External Affairs for India, Honourable Minister Sushma Swaraj.
In New Delhi, the team met local school children before attending a press conference attended by hordes of journalist to shed light on the work that they have and will be doing in India and around the world. Speaking to the press, Chhillar said, "I studied in Haryana to see the other side of life as a medical student, and got to know how women didn't have enough money to buy sanitary pads and would often use old rags or a piece of cloth during periods." Morley went on to explain that her organisation felt the need to move the project ahead.
During their time in India, the team also attended the official press conference to launch the Miss India 2018 contest. Chhillar met the very first Miss India, Meher Castelino Mistry, at this event. Another highlight was their visit to the remote region of West Bengal close to the Himalays where they met with excited fans. The team will visit a total of eight cities before moving on to the next leg of the tour in China.
Information and photos compiled for Global Beauties by Andre Sleigh (@andre.sleigh)
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Welcome › Forums › General PowerShell Q&A › need to upgrade the Powershell 4 in 2008 R2
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October 24, 2013 at 9:30 pm #11031
I have installed the dot net 4.5. & Windows Management Framework 4.0 Preview but still powershell version is showing 2.
Also installed the PS ISE from feathers but no luck still showing the below result.
PS C:\> $host.version.major
October 25, 2013 at 12:43 am #11032
Any additional step?
October 25, 2013 at 5:59 am #11034
The final product is now available
Maybe this will help?
I use $PSVersionTable I've never used the one you are showing.
October 25, 2013 at 6:18 am #11037KeymasterTopics: 13Replies: 4872Points: 1,843Rank: Community Hero
You should use $PSVersionTable. There's a difference between the version of the host application and the version of the PowerShell engine; you only care about the latter.
October 25, 2013 at 10:42 pm #11046
Pls see this.
PS C:\> $PSVersionTable
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CLRVersion 2.0.50727.5420
BuildVersion 6.1.7601.17514
PSVersion 2.0
WSManStackVersion 2.0
PSCompatibleVersions {1.0, 2.0}
SerializationVersion 220.127.116.11
PSRemotingProtocolVersion 2.1
How to get PS vesion 4? Please
October 26, 2013 at 12:44 am #11047
Installed dotnet 4.5.1. Pls see the below snap.
October 26, 2013 at 8:16 am #11049
What version of the OS is this computer running?
if $PSVersionTable still showing that then your install did not succeed. Make sure your OS is supported by the Management Framework.
From the bottom of the download page it sounds like only Server 2008 R2 or newer is supported for 4.0.
We acknowledge that there is still a need for management of Windows Server 2008, and Windows Management Framework 3.0 remains the answer for Windows Server 2008.
October 26, 2013 at 8:26 am #11050
Boe Prox just posted this this morning as well. Further proof that Windows 2008 RTM and older OSes may not be eligible for W M Framework 4.0
October 26, 2013 at 8:49 am #11051
The articles about this are rolling in as we speak. . .
This one may help!
October 27, 2013 at 2:18 am #11052
Thanks a ton. Vern you made my day :). Issue got fixed.
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