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Microcredentialing, which often takes the form of digital badging or certificates,
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a quarter of administrators identified flipped learning as having a major effect on teaching and learning, compared to only 21 percent who identified educational games and mobile apps and 19 percent who identified professional learning communities for educators has having a significant effect.
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Good morning. Kick off your week by being up to date with all the latest advertising stories.
1. Nike has launched its biggest-ever global advertising push targeting women. The company estimates its women's lines will add $2 billion in incremental sales by 2017.
2. Comcast wants the FCC to forget all about its terrible customer service record. It does not believe its history of terrible customer service transgressions should impact the FCC's decision on whether to approve its $45 billion merger with Time Warner Cable.
3. Italian pizza chefs are threatening to sue McDonald's for claiming children prefer burgers in a Happy Meal ad.The True Neapolitan Pizza Association, which represents pizza makers across Italy, accused McDonald's of a "shameful attack" against Italy's cultural traditions, while and warned them to stop "trying to make money at the expense of children's health".
4. Twitter is pushing celebrities and publishers to stop using video streaming app Meerkat. Sources told TechCrunch that Twitter has even gone as far as telling some media companies using Meerkat that if they don't use its streaming app Periscope, it could cut off access to its video advertising program Amplify.
5. Twitter has cut off firehose access to third-party data resellers such as DataSift, The Next Web reports. It is stepping up its own in-house data business.
6. Donald Trump had a Twitter fight with T-Mobile's CEO John Legere on Sunday. Both complained about the other company's poor service.
7. We found out where the little Android robot mascot came from. It just started to "show up" all over Android's apps.
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9. Here's the TV ad Samsung hopes will persuade you to buy a Galaxy S6 instead of an iPhone. It features a cameo from British popstar Rita Ora.
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You're gonna want to pop on Kanye West's "The New Workout Plan" for this one!
After months of anticipation, the entire Alexander Wang for H&M look book is here! And no surprise, fashionistas: The collection, in stores Nov. 6, is just as sleek, black, and super-sporty as you thought it was going to be, not to mention rather revealing. (We see you, laser-cut bodice dress!)
"I didn't want to just cater to one type of customer with this collection, so I chose a genre of clothing: performance and sportswear," Wang exclusively told Us Weekly. "I wear [gym clothes] everyday—sweat pants, T-shirts, sweatshirts, running shorts. It's not just what people wear to the gym, it's what they wear in their everyday lives. It's the new uniform."
Indeed, the Wang x H&M capsule boasts gym-ready leggings, sweatpants, and crop tops, in addition to scuba dresses, coats, hats, and shoes. But the collection also shows off the designer's sense of humor, adored by famous fans like Rihanna and Kim Kardashian, which is why there are yoga mats, water bottles, and towels, all emblazoned with Wang's name, so you can show up to your next SoulCycle class like the baddest female who's ever spun.
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Political Messages For Profit Spark Facebook Deletions
Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) has purged more than 800 accounts and pages for pushing politically oriented content that violated the company's spam policies. Facebook said it had identified 559 pages and 251 accounts run by Americans that would be removed for amplifying false and misleading content. Facebook said it was not removing the publishers and accounts because of the type of content they posted.
The company said it had discovered the activity because the pages had become more aggressive in using tactics to make themselves appear more popular. Some of the accounts were flagged for spamming Facebook groups with identical pieces of content and using fake profiles. A conservative news site called Right Wing News had created a series of new Facebook pages and accounts under many different names over the last year.
Some of the removed pages and accounts had hundreds of thousands of followers. One of the pages, titled Nation In Distress, had over 3 million followers. Another, called Reverb Press, had over 700,000 followers. Reverb Press's logo on its Facebook page shows that it has been verified by the social network.
According to company officials, the pages and accounts did not appear to have ties to Russia. The accounts and pages likely belong to domestic actors using clickbait headlines and other spamming tactics. Russian operatives used Facebook to target American voters ahead of the 2016 US presidential election. Now, domestic sites are directly emulating the Russian playbook of 2016.
Nathaniel Gleicher, Facebook's head of security, said that many of the domestic organizations probably had financial motivations for spreading disinformation. Gleicher said, "Today, sensational political content seems to be a more effective way for people to build an audience for their Pages and drive traffic to their websites, which earn them money for every visitor to the site."
The move to target American politically oriented sites comes mere weeks before the congressional midterm elections. Facebook has been under immense pressure to crack down on content that could disrupt the democratic process and has become a flashpoint for political groups and their allies. Some are now accusing Facebook of political censorship.


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Sunday, November 1, 2009
Gorgeous Nature's Silhouettes
I don't understand why I can't convince SU demonstrators to post cards on their DBWS, Splitcoast or a blog of their own. This card immediately caught my eye. It was designed by my friend and fellow sideline Karen Sedgwick.
Cardstock: Chocolate Chip, Sage Shadow and Sahara Sand.
Paper: To the Nines.
Ink: Chocolate Chip and Sage Shadow.
Karen used the 5/8" Chocolate Chip ribbon, but I opted for some leftover Alpine ribbon from last Christmas' Mini catalog. I also used a retired punch from Stampin' Up.
This is so easy to do and it looks great! -Heidi
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My original quilt of Poe and his ms of Annabel Lee, fusible appliqué, machine thread work. Purple curtain is 3-D.
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One of the high points of being in Hong Kong was being interviewed by CNBC Asia about uranium. I do have a couple of junior uranium companies in my newsletter portfolio but its never a good idea to expose small cap stocks to a large audience. The companies mentioned in the interview are solid ways to play the uranium theme.
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The West Yorkshire Trading Standards Motor Trade Partnership is encouraging consumers to 'look for the logo', and choose a member when making a purchase or having a vehicle service and/or repaired. This is because members are audited regularly by Trading Standards to ensure they continue to meet the exacting requirements for membership of the partnership.
Colin Appleyard Ltd is proud to have qualified as an approved member of the West Yorkshire Trading Standards Motor Trade Partnership. The ethos behind the scheme is to ensure greater customer satisfaction in all aspects of purchasing and/or servicing of motor vehicles; a philosophy already guaranteed by our customer charter.
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This week in the Middle Grade Gallery, one of a fictional series of four miniatures, as it might have been drawn by Albrecht Dürer. The drawing is first copied, then stolen (and later, recovered) from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in this middle grade novel, one of my favorites of 2009.
The drawing was a tiny framed miniature of a gowned woman kneeling, with her arms around an animal. A lion. She had waves of hair that cascaded down her back, and the lion's mane flowed in similar waves over its massive shoulders.
The drawing above obviously isn't a lion; it's Dürer's Stag Beetle, 1505 (Getty), and it's also a big hint. Have you figured it out yet?


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We are delighted to introduce you to the playful Noonu, one of the two Mantas identified by our Marine Biologist in Randheli's lagoon, two new additions to the Manta Trust database, a UK registered charity that coordinates global mobulid research and conservation efforts. Should you encounter a Manta on your excursion and take of photo of their belly, the Manta Trust researchers will compare the spots with the database of known Manta. If it is a new addition, you will get to name it.


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Post Card From The Beach
This is pretty much the style and look of the movie. There is still missing barbwire, and water mines. It's just not done yes, and this gives a pretty good look at where I'm going.
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A number field is a finite extension of the field of rational numbers. Alnuth provides various methods to compute with number fields which are given by a defining polynomial or by generators. For background on number fields we refer to Sta79.
Some of the methods provided in this package are written in GAP code. The other part of the methods is imported from the Computer Algebra System PARI/GP PARI2. Hence this package contains some GAP functions and an interface to some functions in the computer algebra system PARI/GP. Therefore one has to have PARI/GP installed to use the full functionality of Alnuth.
We note that only a very small part of the functions available in PARI/GP are linked to GAP and PARI/GP provides many more methods for computations in number fields.
The main methods included in Alnuth are: creating a number field, computing its maximal order (using PARI/GP), computing its unit group (using PARI/GP) and a presentation of this unit group, computing the elements of a given norm of the number field (using PARI/GP), determining a presentation for a finitely generated multiplicative subgroup (using PARI/GP), and factoring polynomials defined over number fields (using PARI/GP). For background on algorithms for number fields we refer to Poh93, PZa89 and Coh93.
The functions provided by Alnuth are introduced in the following chapter. Then an example application is outlined. In the final chapter of this manual the installation of the package and configuration of the interface, including hints on the installation of PARI/GP, are described.
To begin with we are very grateful for all the feedback by users of former versions of Alnuth.
We thank Bill Allombert who wrote the GP code for the interface to PARI/GP and who was extremely helpful in the transition from KANT to PARI/GP.
For feedback on the development version, including a code patch, we are much obliged to Max Horn.
The second author acknowledges the financial support at CAUL within the projects PTDC/MAT/101993/2008 and ISFL-1-143, financed by FEDER and FCT, in the development of Version 3 of Alnuth.
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the license, or (at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
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Seriously, don't read this if you haven't watched the episode. In fact, never read it if you haven't watched it. This is a recap. There are spoilers.
Kurt is gay.
No, that's not the spoiler. I just figured I'd go ahead and piss off anyone that's offended by calling a gay person gay. Don't wanna waste anyone's time.
A couple main storylines went on in this one. First, auditions started for the school music, West Side Story. Schue decided not to direct it this year because he wants to focus all of his time on the glee club and getting his OCD chick to have sex with him. Once again, I'm assuming the latter part. He appoints the man-chick coach, his OCD chick counselor lady, and shitty-legs Artie to take over as co-directors. Artie? Why him? Well, West Side Story is about gang members. If you saw a gang member in a wheel chair, would you be scared? Doubt it. Sure, he may be a little steadier with his aim sitting in his chair, but he probably holds his gun sideways anyway, so that doesn't matter. Of course, would you be scared of a gang member that's dancing around and singing? Hm. Maybe I'll take the cripple, so long as he doesn't ever open his mouth to sing. Or wheel his chair on beat.
Rachel will obviously end up with the lead part of Maria, unless Mercedes chloroforms her and hypnotizes the judges. But Kurt also decides he wants to be Tony, the lead male character. But you see, Tony is supposed to be manly. Once again, he does dance around and sing, thus knocking down serious manhood, but that's neither here nor there. Kurt is gay. Kurt isn't just gay. Kurt is pretty much a chick. So that leaves the judges like, "This little dandelion totally can't play the part of a manly guy!" Oh well. There's not much competition at the spot, since Kurt's boyfriend said he wouldn't audition for the part of Tony. Phew. Wait, what? The judges asked him at the end of the episode if he'd reconsider and play the part of Tony! Dun dun dunnnnnnnn… Cliffhanger.
It seriously is sad how often I watch this show (I could end this sentence right here and it would be perfectly valid) and think, "Please don't sing, please don't sing, please don't sing." I really am hating the music more and more. There weren't even any real songs on this episode, right? All just stuff from musicals? Blah.
The other storyline going is that Puck and Quinn want to be part of their bastard child's life. Rachel's biological mom, who adopted the little thing after telling Rachel she was her real mom and regretting all the time she missed with her, is all the sudden a teacher at McKinley. Why, you ask? Because Sugar's (remember her from last week? the chick who Schue said couldn't be in Glee club) dad, the rich guy, paid off the Indian principal to hire another music teacher so that she could start a Glee Club just for Sugar. If the character of Sugar's whole purpose on the show was to get Rachel's mom as a teacher at McKinley, then that's retarded. They could have found a better way to do it than to add a super weak subplot that was heading nowhere. Boo.
So Rachel's mom tells Puck that he can be a part of his kid's life if he stops acting like a dillweed, which he promptly does. Problem is, Quinn is still little miss Skank-ho and thinks she's all super cool and different, just like her super cool and different friends and no one will ever understand her. Seriously, if I ever end up having a child, and that child happens to be a girl, I'll probably put her in a foster home from the ages of 12 to 20. I might take her back after that. Teenage girls are effing weird.
Quinn is all, "Durrr, this is who I am and I'm not changing, durrrr," but then she sees a picture of her baby and her mind changes. Or does it?? Dun dun dunnnnn… She shows back up to glee club rehearsals and leads everyone to believe she's all different. Then she immediately tells Puck aside that it's all an act and she wants full custody of her kid. What a weirdo. By the way, was anyone else just waiting for Puck to bang Rachel's mom?
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Yes, I'm still harping about the weather…. but the accursed wind I could do without, freaking brr. I found this unique cold weather dress (in my case pullover) at OASAP. Not sure if it is quite as unique as I believe it to be, but it is the first of its kind I have ever noticed anywhere & it looks like a super warm accessory. I would love to have one & if I can ever get beyond these stupid computer problems/expenses I'm totally going to get me one, if they're still available (fingers crossed). I think I've already expressed my reliance on layering for winter survival, so I feel no need to go in depth on the topic at this time. Stay warm, stay safe, my friends. 😉
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Russian artist Asya Kozina is back with her towering sculptural wigs made out of paper.
"Following a similar aesthetic style to the ornamental wigs of the baroque and rococo periods, paper artist Asya Kozina creates ornate headdresses that pay homage to one of the most outrageous luxuries and stylized trends in history."
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Something a little different and full of sparkle which is just the thing when it comes to christmas cards don't you think?
I went to the Ross Papercraft show here in Hull a few weeks ago and I was really drawn to the beautiful designs in the christmas set of Dreamweaver stencils.
So I bought the Seasons of Joy – they are not cheap – this was £11.50 but well worth it with results like this!!!
So materials for this card I used ….
Heat mat to work on and protect your surface – I always use it...
Red 5x7 card blank
Black glossy card
Dreamweaver Stencil – Season Of Joy
Sparkle Medium is Diamond, Gold Shine, Pastel Green, Metallic Sparkle and Antique Bronze
Palette knife
Low Tac Masking Tape
Black christmas ribbon
Cosmic Shimmer PVA glue
Double sided tape
Sticky pads
Eazi Score Board & tool
Tonic 8" guillotine
Shaping tool from www.dimensionstamps.com
Foam shaping mat – stamping mat or even a mouse mat
To make the card ...
The red 5x7 card blank was folded and then had the crease sharpened
I tore 4 long strips of low tac masking tape and stuck them to my clothes then pulled them off as I needed them to secure the stencil to the black glossy card
Using the palette knife I started at the top so used the Diamond to cover the wording then carefully scrapped off the excess back into the pot..
I continued this way working down the card with different colours making sure I didn't run one colour into another which wouldn't work – I know in some places two colours did work together well.
Once I had covered all the gaps with sparkle medium I carefully removed the masking tape in the following order – bottom piece first, then a side followed by the other side and this left just the top – using the palette knife I gently lifted the stencil from the bottom which allowed me to check everything was ok before removing it completely.
The black card was then put to one side to completely dry – I left it overnight.
If you use the Sparkle Medium and stencils you must remember to wash them soon after use with warm soapy water.
When the black card was dry I trimmed the edges with a deckle edged blade in the cutter then added double sided tape to the back
I removed the backing from the tape and secured the panel to my red card blank leaving a narrow border at the top and both sides
Using some of the black printed ribbon I tied a neat bow and cut the ends to a V.
A strip of double sided tape was placed on the bottom of the card and backing removed – I then put the bow in the middle and the tails were stuck outwards.
I enjoyed making this card – its something that's pretty quick and easy to do but looks great when dry and made into a card – it can be done with any stencil – and I can see myself making plenty of these and trying out new stencils and the new pots of sparkle too!!!
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This article Rivers to Ripon is the copyright of Jim Shead - The Selby Canal, River Ouse and the Ripon Canal. First published in Waterways World February 1998
Rivers to Ripon
In April we arrived at Godalming, the furthest point south on the system of connected inland waterways which cover so much of the country, our plan for the year also included a trip to Ripon, the furthest point north, so September saw us on the Aire & Calder making for Bank Dole Junction. I look upon Bank Dole as the start of the journey to York and Ripon, because once off of the Aire & Calder the route was all new to us. It is also the point where most cruising guide books became strangely silent, Nicholson Ordnance Survey Guides first covered this area in their 1997, seven part, edition. Before these arrived I had to rely on L A Edwards' Inland Waterways of Great Britain to plan the route.
According to Edwards' the distance is almost 59 miles, but some page turning and arithmetic is needed as the route involves three rivers and two canal sections. The first river, the Aire, is entered through Bank Dole Lock, a large, heavy, manually operated lock giving the impression that any trade there may have been here is long gone. After the large mechanised locks of the Aire & Calder, and its commercial traffic and pleasure craft, the Aire is a real contrast. The river winds through a mainly rural landscape, passing farms but little else. We saw no other boats on the move and only an occasional one moored, apart from cows and sheep the only signs of life were the Great Crested Grebes that dived out of sight as we approached and the sheep dog that ran along the bank barking at the boat. The two Aire locks were even more awkward coming up stream as their landing stages were beside the lock, that is on the weir side of the river rather than in the lock cut. This meant that when the lock was opened the boat needed to be turned or reversed to get back to the lock entrance. On a later trip up the river I was pleased to see that a new landing pontoon had been added below Beal Lock, in a more conventional position. At Bank Dole you must still use the one next to the weir.
After 61/2 miles on the Aire we came to the third lock, Haddlesey Flood Lock, which took us on to the 5 1/4 mile Selby Canal, built by William Jessop early in his career and opened in 1778. Unlike most flood locks the gates at Haddlesey are often kept closed though when we went through there was very little difference in the water levels. The canal runs level to Selby where the fourth lock gives access to the tidal Ouse. There are very few places to moor on the canal but after passing through the electrically operated swing bridge, just before Selby Lock, there are good visitor moorings with all facilities close by. A board by the lock gives details of the tides and the times when the lock keeper is on duty. Selby has a good town centre and an impressive abbey much of it dating from the 12th and 13th centuries.
At 12.15 the next day we went into the lock with another narrowboat and a cruiser, ready to face the 13 1/2 miles of the tidal Ouse up to Naburn Locks. As we came out of the lock the incoming tide was flowing strongly up river, bringing with it an assortment of debris; branches, weeds and pieces of timber. We travelled the first two miles picking our way past the flotsam brought with the tide but gradually we emerged into clearer waters. There are three bridges between Selby and Naburn, all large swing bridges with keepers, but these are designed for large commercial craft and unopened allowed plenty of headroom for a narrowboat even at high tide. The first two bridges are at Selby, the Railway Bridge followed by the Toll Bridge, then, at about the half way point between Selby and Naburn, Cawood Bridge. Further up stream the force of the tide was much diminished and a squirrel had no difficulty in swimming right across the river in front of our boat. As we got nearer to Naburn we met a narrowboat and several cruisers coming down river, then some barges stuck in the shallows. Even closer to the lock we found a large sea going cruiser aground in the middle of the river but there seemed to be plenty of water for our narrowboat.
There are two locks, side by side, at Naburn and above the lock is the water point, sanitary station, pump-out and moorings. It is advisable to use the facilities here, if required, as the next British Waterways water point is 26 miles away at Boroughbridge. Our destination for the day was York just six miles away. The river above the locks is full of boating activity, boat trips into York run from the Ship Inn here, boats are moored along the banks and in Naburn Marina. There are certainly many large cruisers but all types of boats can be seen on the river. After the marina we came to a disused railway swing bridge, now fixed and giving 25 feet headroom, then a little further on the left bank we saw the Archbishop of York's palace at Bishopsthorpe, a name reflecting the seven centuries the archbishop's have lived here. Most of the palace dates from the 18th century although it has a 13th century chapel.
As we came into York we saw on the right the junction with the River Foss, navigable for about a mile and a half, followed by the three road bridges in the centre of the city; Skeldergate, Ouse and Lendal bridges. The best moorings are just above Lendal Bridge by the Museum Park. Mooring rings are provided and near the bridge there are rubbish and Elsan disposal facilities and a drinking water tap, although not one that is really designed for a hose connection. The moorings here are very convenient for visiting the Minster and are only a short walk from the city centre. We stayed a few days here before setting off for Ripon and a few days more on the way back. York is a city of great charm and has a tremendous number of attractions crowded within the city walls. The Minster dominates the city and is flanked by old streets leading to the city centre, the Shambles being one of the most famous and picturesque. The Castle Museum and the Railway Museum are justly famous but are not the only ones in York; the Jorvick Viking Museum, the Yorkshire Museum and the Wax Museum are some of the others. There is a market and any number of shops, restaurants and pubs or you can treat yourself to refreshment at the famous Betty's tea-shop. Perhaps the real charm of the city lies in the countless small things of interest that seem to be round every corner. Buy yourself a York guide book and find out what a lot the place has to offer.
Tearing ourselves away from York we headed upstream towards Ripon. L A Edwards' book warns of "clay huts" which he describes as "a serious, but interesting series of obstructions". These under water hazards are apparently situated down stream of Linton Lock; as no guide to the river could be found in York we decided to keep to the centre of the river and hope for the best. The new Nicholson guide makes no mention of "clay huts" but, as we were to discover, they do exist. After ten miles we reached Linton Lock without incident. The lock and about ten miles of the river were under the control of the Linton Lock Navigation Commissioners and at the lock we paid £15 (plus £10 deposit for the key to the gate padlocks) for a monthly lock pass. A very large crack ran vertically down one wall of the lock so it is pleasing to know that this winter the lock has been closed for extensive repairs, financed in part by the Heritage Lottery Fund. The river continues winding through fields and past the occasional small village and after almost eight more miles meets the junction with the River Ure, which is our route to Ripon, and the River Swale, which is only navigable for a short distance. This junction marks the upper limit of the Ouse and the point at which we are again under British Waterways authority. We stopped the night at Boroughbridge, after passing through Milby Lock, the 20 miles and two locks from York having taken us 5 1/4 hours.
Boroughbridge is a delightful old town with a surprising number of shops for such a small place. We had moored in the lock cut almost opposite the British Waterways Sanitary Station, which also offers a self-service pump-out. The next five miles of the Ure offer as rich a feast of rural cruising as you will find on any upper reaches. There is one lock, Westwick, then near to the head of the navigable river we entered Oxclose Lock which marks the start of the Ripon Canal. This is another William Jessop Canal even earlier than the Selby Canal. In 1770, while working as assistant to John Smeaton, he did a survey for the canal and the Ure navigation, both navigations being authorised under the same Act of Parliament in 1767. The waterways of Yorkshire were Smeaton's home ground and Jessop learned his profession here, first as apprentice, and later as assistant, to Smeaton.
In the two miles to Ripon we pass more pleasant scenery, a visitor mooring by the racecourse and the home of the Ripon Motor Boat Club. Close to the end of the cut are two more locks, Bell Furrow's and Rhode's Field, both demolished in the fifties and not rebuilt until the mid-eighties. When we visited here the canal ended a short distance after the lock, however, the building of the Ripon Relief Road created an opportunity to remove the blockage and restore the canal. Now it is possible to cruise that extra half mile to the terminal basin. We walked into this small but ancient city and visited the cathedral, dating back to Saxon times. The present building was constructed between 1154 and 1530, with victorian restoration, but it still has a Saxon crypt dating from AD 672 that is open to visitors. The city is centred around a large market place dominated by an 18th century obelisk 90 feet high. We could not ask for a more fitting destination for the most northern waterway on the system.
On our return journey we stopped at Newby Hall on the River Ure, about three miles from Ripon. We saw the Hall at the end of a green avenue as we passed the private landing stage, its red bricks glowing in the warm September sun. A little way on we came to the visitor moorings where we stopped and paid a combined mooring and entrance fee. The extensive gardens are well worth seeing, there is a miniature railway running through them, rides for the children, restaurant and shop. The house is also open to the public.
After lunch we set off back through Boroughbridge and on to Linton Lock. It was a squeeze to get our 57 foot narrowboat on to the lock mooring as both sides of the lock cut, right up to the lock, are used as permanent moorings and the lock landing stages were clearly designed for cruisers rather than narrowboats. We were in the middle of the river, after the lock, when the boat tipped to one side for a few seconds before coming off the obstruction - we had encountered our first and only "clay hut".
It was getting late and we were looking for a mooring place, which, for a narrowboat, are few on these waters which are more geared to the needs of cruisers. I had noticed a pub with moorings near here on the way up to Ripon so I was looking out for it, then we glimpsed the tiny landing stage under the trees and the "Dawnay Arms" notice board at the top of the high bank. The landing stage bobbed up and down like a cork whenever anyone stepped on it and the walkway up to the top of the bank was steep and rather dilapidated. To ensure that we did not drift off in the night with the landing stage still attached I tied the boat to the substantial trees on the bank. This was probably a wise precaution as the following June we passed the same spot and the landing stage had completely disappeared. After dinner we made our way across the large garden and into the pub where we spent a very enjoyable evening.
Just above Lendal Bridge at York we found that all the moorings were taken by boats attending a regatta in progress there, so we went on to Ouse Bridge where, close to the bridge, there are moorings marked by British Waterways notices. These moorings are even closer to the centre than those at Lendal Bridge but they are outside the "King's Arms" and close to other pubs. They are also beside a very high quay which meant that we had to climb on to the roof of the boat then take a giant step up every time we got off the boat.
On the way back to Naburn locks we stopped at the Marina for diesel and also bought the guide book I should have got on my way up, the Ripon Motor Boat Club's Cruising Guide to the North East Waterways . A later edition (see review WW July 1996) is available from the RMBC, Birchwood, 101 St Wilfred's Road, Harrogate HG2 8LR for £14 post paid. This is 200 A4 pages in a plastic edge binding, of the sort used on business reports, but it contains a wealth of useful information; detailed maps of the Ouse, Ure, Ripon Canal and Trent, cruising notes on these and other navigations, history of the waterways, pictures, telephone numbers and the position of those interesting "clay huts".
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JACKSON HEIGHTS — In the mood for some stuffed grape leaves or a strong cup of Turkish coffee?
Shoppers in Jackson Heights won't have to trek all the way to Astoria to get their weekly fix of Greek and Turkish delights anymore — the area's first gourmet store featuring food from the Mediterranean region opened there recently.
After being dominated for years by South Asian specialty food shops, the neighborhood said Merhaba to gourmet store Lemon Farm, which stocks cheeses, fresh organic produce and pasta, along with Turkish treats like Ayran, a yogurt-based drink, management said.
The manager of the shop at 77th Street and 37th Avenue, Mustafa Ozer, 26, originally from Turkey, said the owners were looking to set up a store similar to the Amish Markets in Manhattan, which would provide shoppers something unique to taste and try.
"A lot of the stuff is different from what you would find here [in this neighborhood]," said Ozer. "People have been excited to shop."
Residents like Maura King, 38, were happy to welcome the store to the neighborhood.
"There are too many dime stores, drug stores, nail salons here," she said, adding she would love for more quality shops like local café Espresso 77 and Starbucks to open in the neighborhood.
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On Sunday, Nov. 4, daylight saving time for the 2012 calendar year will end. Consequently, at the brink of 2 a.m., 48 states — with the exceptions of Arizona and Hawaii — will turn back their clocks one hour and revert back to standard time. Amtrak trains will stop dead
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Hurricane Marilyn
Since we're on the topic of the islands this week – courtesy of holdfast – I'd like to reminisce about my experience surviving Hurricane Marilyn in 1995. At the time the storm hit I was between boat gigs living on Water Island. A little context...Marilyn originated from a tropical wave that crossed from the west coast of Africa to the eastern tropical Atlantic Ocean on September 7. She hit the U.S. Virgin Island during the afternoon and night of September 15th as a strengthening Category 2, nearly Category 3, hurricane. The Hurricane Hunters reported hail, an unusual occurrence for tropical cyclones. They noted an eye of 20 nautical miles in diameter. The strongest part of the hurricane, the eyewall to the east and northeast of the center, passed directly over St. Thomas.
Maximum one-minute surface winds at that time were close to 95 knots.
The bitch surely blew us...it's something I'll never forget. Stay tuned for some recollections.


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On March 12, as the world watched the unfolding disaster in Japan, a monumental decision was made at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. The plant manager, Masao Yoshida, ignored a direct order from his company superiors to stop pumping the sea water that was cooling the reactor. In one act of defiance, Yoshida prevented another plant meltdown, saved thousands of lives, and exposed the troubled relationship between his company Tepco and Japan's ruling government.
Yoshida's actions and their aftermath are chronicled in a June 12 article from the New York Times. The piece suggests that the complacency of Tepco and the numerous bureaucrats surrounding the Japanese Prime Minster created a situation that left plant workers to fend for themselves. The move to stop the cooling of the Fukushima plant was not based on reason – it simply had to be done.
Thankfully, Yoshida received only a light verbal reprimand from his superiors. Though they may not admit it, his actions prevented a terrible situation from becoming worse. Masao Yoshida joins the leagues of those who've had to disobey in order to do the right thing.
We can learn a lot of useful coaching approaches from Yoshida and from those who came before him. "Deep Throat," a/k/a W. Mark Felt, helped expose the Watergate scandal by divulging information to the Washington Post. During the reign of the Nazi Party in Germany, many Germans put their lives at risk to help Jews and other minority citizens hide or escape the country. Frederic Whitehurst exposed the inefficiency and lack of investigative rigor in the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Today, he oversees the Forensic Justice Project for the National Whistleblower Center.
What can we learn from these defiant heroes? Here are a few takeaway coaching tips:
- Always do the right thing. Never rationalize destructive or ineffective behavior by claiming, "I did what was asked of me" – that will never be a suitable excuse.
- If you fear that following your conscience will draw the wrath of your colleagues, consider the consequences of not doing the right thing. Think of how you will feel if you don't take the risk and stand up for what you believe.
- Remember that people doing the wrong thing often think they are right. When you follow your conscience, be prepared to face strong opposition with few allies.
- Doing what you know is right is always, ultimately, its own reward.
When you take responsibility for following your own sense of what's right, you may save lives or you may simply make things brighter in your own corner of the world. Whomever you are, this challenge is yours to accept.


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Horror Sommelier: February 23rd, 2018
Every week join Brennan Klein, your horror sommelier, as he runs through the upcoming theatrical releases and pairs them with the perfect horror film for a killer double feature.
Directed by: Alex Garland
Starring: Natalie Portman, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Tessa Thompson, Gina Rodriguez, Benedict Wong, Oscar Isaac
Rating: R
Run Time: 1 hour 55 minutes
Synopsis: A biologist signs up for a dangerous, secret expedition where the laws of nature don't apply.
Pairing: 28 DAYS LATER… (2002)
When Alex Garland has a new movie coming out, the only difficult thing about choosing a double feature is the sheer variety of awesome works the dude has pumped out over the years. For my money, if you're going the horror route, go no further than the Danny Boyle epic 28 Days Later…, which Alex Garland wrote back at the turn of the millennium. This rage zombie masterpiece is a nerve-jangling, awe-inspiring piece with political undertones and some truly spectacular shots of the vast, empty British countryside that are intercut with aggressive shots of adrenaline right to the heart. I frankly kind of loathe the crummy digital cinematography in the movie, but everything else is cranked up to 11!
Directed by: John Francis Daley & Jonathan Goldstein
Starring: Jason Bateman, Rachel McAdams, Billy Magnussen, Kyle Chandler, Sharon Horgan, Jesse Plemons
Rating: R
Run Time: 1 hour 40 minutes
Synopsis: Max and Annie's weekly game night gets kicked up a notch when Max's brother Brooks arranges a murder mystery party -- complete with fake thugs and federal agents. So when Brooks gets kidnapped, it's all supposed to be part of the game. As the competitors set out to solve the case, they start to learn that neither the game nor Brooks are what they seem to be. The friends soon find themselves in over their heads as each twist leads to another unexpected turn over the course of one chaotic night.
Pairing: FEAR, INC. (2016)
Here's a recent film that not nearly enough people paid attention to. This meta horror flick from Vincent Masciale is another take on the formula brought to the mainstream by David Fincher's The Game. Taking on the escape room fad rather than the murder mystery night that Game Night is parodying, Fear Inc. sees a young man paying a company to turn his life into a horror film that may or may not turn out to be despicably real. It's full of fun, detailed little winks to classic horror films that show off just how much the filmmakers really genuinely care about the genre.
Directed by: Michael Sucsy
Starring: Angourie Rice, Justice Smith, Owen Teague, Maria Bello
Rating: PG-13
Run Time: 1 hour 35 minutes
Synopsis: Sixteen-year-old Rhiannon falls in love with A, a mysterious spirit who inhabits a different body every day. Feeling an unmatched connection, Rhiannon and A try to find each other on a daily basis, always unsure of what or who the next day will bring. Soon, the realities of loving someone who is a different person every 24 hours starts to take its toll, leaving Rhiannon and A to face the hardest decision either has ever had to make.
Pairing: WARM BODIES (2013)
The teen paranormal romance subgenre that cropped up after the massive success of Twilight is mostly not something that interests me, but Warm Bodies – from 50/50 and All the Boys Love Mandy Lane director Jonathan Levine – is a sterling exception. A delightful relationship between a human survivor and a lovestruck zombie develops in this movie, which has all the bubbly charm and horror genre inflection that the Stephenie Meyer series lacks (there's literally a reference to Lucio Fulci's Zombie. Like, come on!).


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A Microbial Biorealm page on the genus Dermabacter hominis
Higher order taxa
Bacteria; Actinobacteria; Actinobacteria (class); Microccocales; Dermabacteraceae
NCBI: Taxonomy
Dermabacter hominis
Description and significance
Dermabacter hominis can be found most commonly on human skin. It has also been isolated in a variety of other clinical specimens, including abscesses, infections of bone, a wound, or an eye, and blood cultures. Though considered an opportunistic human pathogen when first isolated in 1988, there has not been any observed direct mortality in relation to D. hominis (as of January 2014).
Genome structure
A draft genome sequence of D. hominis 1368, a multidrug resistant strain of the species D. hominis, revealed 2,507,630 base pairs. Also included in the draft genome of D. hominis 1368 are one non-coding RNA gene, 21 pseudogenes, 48 tRNA genes, and 2,227 protein-coding genes.
Cell and colony structure
D. hominis are non-motile, mesophilic, and rod shaped. Before assignment to its current genus, D. hominis was grouped with coryneform groups 3 and 5 of the Center for Disease Control. It forms white, convex, creamy or dry colonies on nutrient and blood agar. The colonies grow to 1-1.5 millimeters in diameter after 48 hours.
A facultative anaerobe, D. hominis is able to ferment glucose, maltose, sucrose and lactose. D. hominis is irregularly shaped (some sources list it as being coccus-shaped while others list it as rod-shaped) and is catalase positive and able to decarboxylate ornithine and lysine. Additionally, the microbe is not able to reduce urease, oxidase, or nitrate, which is helpful for identification.
D. hominis is a mesophilic microbe, preferring temperatures between 20°C and 45°C. This makes sense since D. Hominis thrives in the human microbiome, as noted above.
In an analysis of Genera Brevibacterium and Dermabacter, it was discovered that D. Hominis seems to be more closely related to the Anthrobacter and Micrococcus subline (roughly 93% 16S rRNA similarity), than to Brevibacterium. This is of interest because both Dermabacter and Brevibacterium have cell walls that contain meso-diaminopimelic acid as a component, a opposed to Anthrobacter and Micrococcus which have lysine as their dibasic amino acid the their cell wall.
Also of note: D. hominis is resistant to daptomycin, which is rare for gram-positive organisms. As of 2014, no definitive reason for this resistance was known, though it was not thought that the resistance was due to use of daptomycin (which is a common cause of resistance).
Though there are no recorded cases of mortality as a direct result of the presence of D. hominis, it has caused peritonitis (an inflammation of the peritoneum) in a patient receiving renal replacement therapy with peritoneal dialysis. Even though there have not been any recorded fatalities directly linked to D. hominis, there are several recorded cases where D. hominis is thought to have played a role in the death of an already compromised patient. In addition the the peritonitis case, there are two documented cases of patients with underlying pathologies (one patient had AIDS and the other suffered from chronic cardiorespiratory distress) who developed bacteremias by D. hominis.
[http://doi.org/10.1128/genomeA.00728-14; Albersmeier, A., Bomholt, C., Glaub, A., Rückert, C., Soriano, F., Fernández-Natal, I., & Tauch, A. (2014). Draft Genome Sequence of the Multidrug-Resistant Clinical Isolate Dermabacter hominis 1368. Genome Announcements, 2(4), e00728–14.}
[http://doi.org/10.1002/2052-2975.31; Fernández-Natal, I., Sáez-Nieto, J. A., Medina-Pascual, M. J., Albersmeier, A., Valdezate, S., Guerra-Laso, J. M., … Soriano, F. (2013). Dermabacter hominis: a usually daptomycin-resistant gram-positive organism infrequently isolated from human clinical samples. New Microbes and New Infections, 1(3), 35–40.}
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[http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC263903/pdf/jcm00008-0096.pdf; Gruner, E., Steigerwalt, A. G., Hollis, D. G., Weyant, R. S., Weaver, R. E., Moss, C. W., … Brenner, D. J. (1994). Recognition of Dermabacter hominis, formerly CDC fermentative coryneform group 3 and group 5, as a potential human pathogen. Journal of Clinical Microbiology, 32(8), 1918–1922.} [doi:10.1099/ijs.0.028217-0.]
[http://doi.org/10.1128/JCM.39.9.3420-3421.2001; Radtke, A., Bergh, K., Øien, C. M., & Bevanger, L. S. (2001). Peritoneal Dialysis-Associated Peritonitis Caused by Dermabacter hominis. Journal of Clinical Microbiology, 39(9), 3420–3421.}
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Flowers Sea Swim Cayman Islands 2013
Weekend warriors have a feast of events to compete in soon, starting with the Flowers Sea Swim.
Frank Flowers launches a powerhouse combination of 5K/10K sea swims on 17 June, two days after the celebrated and internationally renowned 1 Mile Sea Swim,
The 5K/10K competition is flush with prizes and awards. One in every five competitors will win a prize. Prizes include plane tickets, golf outings, and dinner at notable local restaurants.
The events will attract a host of internationally-recognised swimmers, including world record holders and multiple gold medal Olympians, as well as Cayman Islands-based Olympians.
It relies exclusively on the private funding of the Flowers organisation and other donors. One hundred per cent of the entrance fees of competitors will be handed to the Feed Our Future Cayman programme that provides students at least one good meal each school day.
At the other end of the endurance exercise spectrum, 17 June will also see the return of the "Try This Tri", sponsored by Solomon Harris, and organised by the Cayman Islands Triathlon Association. The directors are Sara Superfine and Claire Griffin.
In its fifth year, the event targets beginner and intermediate triathletes, to include teenagers and adolescent participants as young as 5. It is a family event. Registration is free, although donations are accepted. It is a delight to watch the youngsters finishing the run portion of the triathlon in the grassy field at Camana Bay International School. Since its inception, Try This Tri was billed as a training or triathlon educational experience with safety uppermost in mind.
All swim, cycle and run phases of the race – for participants 17 and under – are conducted at the safe and scenic Camana Bay Centre, under the close supervision of adult organisers and parents. The older participants cycle, at least in part, on the open roads where the Traffic Law in the Cayman Islands applies.
Mercuryman Triathlon
The Cayman Islands Triathlon Association under the capable direction of Johan Heath, Justine Plenkiewicz and Trevor Murphy featured the inaugural Mercuryman Triathlon, with an aquabike, a swim-cycle combination for those with recovering knees, as a bonus, in January.
This half-ironman distance race, the so called 70.3K, took full advantage of the open space and elbow room in East End with The Reef serving as transition area and race headquarters. It was the longest triathlon in memory in Cayman and was superbly organised to the benefit of the competitors.
A fundamental ingredient in the success of these events are volunteers to prepare for the day, provide food and drink and act as course marshals. It can be extremely rewarding – either cheering a 5 year old to run or walk the last 10 yards, or the distance swimmer the last 1K of a total of 10Ks.
In order to compete, or volunteer for any of the 17 June events, contact www.flowersseaswim.com Jodi Reineking at [email protected] or Clare Griffin at [email protected]
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In years past, off-shore Olympian swimmers have competed in the Flowers 1 Mile Sea Swim. When asked about the experience in Cayman, invariably they describe the water, beaches, and temperature on Seven Mile Beach as fantastic, superior to any in which they have competed.
Seasoned triathlete Larry Walters said: "There are significant health costs related to inactivity. The Caymanian Compass reported last month that the Cayman Islands suffers a 36 per cent obesity rate and that 70 per cent of those surveyed are overweight.
"The answer to the health issues, at least in significant part, rests just out the door, over at the pool, or down to the beach. Cayman is blessed with health opportunities. Take full advantage of them."


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AUBURN HILLS, Mich. -- Reserve guard Will Bynum had 25 points and 10 assists as the Detroit Pistons ended the Miami Heat's six-game winning streak with a 109-99 victory at The Palace on Friday night.
Charlie Villanueva supplied 18 points for the Pistons (10-22), who received 64 points from their bench while snapping a seven-game losing streak to the Heat.
LeBron James' 35 points and Chris Bosh's 28 topped Miami (20-7), which couldn't overcome Dwyane Wade's one-game league suspension. Wade was suspended one game without pay on Thursday for flailing his leg and making contact with the groin of Charlotte's Ramon Sessions on Wednesday.
Bynum, who scored a season-high 31 points in a double-overtime loss to the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday, scored 13 of his points in the fourth quarter. Miami allowed 100 points for the first time in 10 games.
Miami went scoreless for the first 4:13 of the second half while the Pistons took a 15-point lead. Greg Monroe's layup finished off Detroit's 9-0 run to start the quarter and gave it a 67-52 advantage. James ended Miami's drought with a 3-pointer. The Pistons were up by as much as 17 before settling for an 81-71 advantage heading into the fourth quarter.
The Heat quickly closed within four early but Villanueva reestablished a double-digit Detroit lead, 95-84, midway through the quarter with a 3-pointer. Miami hung around but couldn't catch up as Bynum kept slicing through its vaunted defense.
Detroit made eight 3-pointers while scoring 41 second-quarter points -- its highest-scoring quarter this season -- and grabbed a 58-52 halftime lead. The reserves were responsible for 36 of those points, led by Villanueva's 11.
Down 32-17, the Pistons started the quarter with a 14-0 run. A Villanueva 3-pointer gave them their first lead, 41-39. Bynum made a 3-pointer and Daye hit a baseline shot in the final minute of the quarter to extend the advantage to six points.
Notes: Pistons guard Rodney Stuckey, their sixth man, missed the game with a sprained left ankle suffered during their double overtime loss at Atlanta Wednesday. ... Heat coach Erik Spoelstra called Wade's suspension unwarranted. "We accept it but we don't agree with it," he said. "Dwyane's played 10 years in this league and his reputation as a fierce competitor but also a guy that doesn't cross over the line, that speaks for itself." ... James has a personal winning streak of 18 games against the Pistons, including playoffs. It began with the last three regular-season meetings between Detroit and Cleveland in 2008-09, followed by a four-game Cavaliers' sweep in the opening round of the Eastern Conference playoffs. Cleveland swept all four regular-season meetings the following season and Miami had gone 7-0 against the Pistons since James joined them. ... The game started a five-game homestand for the Pistons, their longest this season. The Heat is in the midst of a four-game road swing. ... Miami has gone 31-0 when shooting at least 50 percent over the last two seasons. ... Detroit has used just two starting lineups this season.


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S&P Ratings said that the risks relate to weakening asset quality, the vulnerability to external capital flows and the correlation between emerging markets (EM) from an investor's point of view.
Monday 11, February 2019 BY KUDAKWASHE MUZORIWA
S&P Ratings said that the banking systems in emerging markets will face some key common risks in 2019 amid gradually slowing global growth and more expensive global liquidity.
In a report, the rating agency stated that as lenders continue to operate in less supportive economic environments and as some of them adopt IFRS 9 reporting, most emerging market banking systems will show at best stable asset quality indicators or a slight deterioration.
The effects of these risks started surfacing in the last two quarters of 2018 in Turkey, S&P said that banks in GCC may also see a significant deterioration.
Mohamed Damak, S&P Global Ratings Credit Analyst, said that risks from external debt are particularly relevant for Turkey and the higher returns in more mature markets, as well as homegrown challenges in these emerging markets, have certainly influenced investor decisions to exit.
In Saudi Arabia, given the limited business sector diversification in the economy and the small number of large corporations, lenders are exposed to structurally high concentration risk.
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Love is a powerful emotion, but the anguish that addiction brings to the table isn't eliminated by love. That's why family members need a recovery plan, too. There is a lot to heal from when lives experience an upheaval from addiction.
When you loved a person experiencing a substance abuse disorder, you probably feel a lot of other mixed emotions, such as anger, fear and sorrow. When that same person enters recovery, they too will be going through a lot of emotions, especially the ones they were trying to avoid. Recovery in a treatment facility is a safe way for the addicted person to sort through those feelings and begin to heal.
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A recovery plan can help set you on the path to a brighter life where you can learn to accept the past, forgive, and plan for the future. Choosing your support network, often with help, is a great way to chart this path.
Things may seem like they are changing rapidly, and learning how to adapt will help you also set boundaries and learn to have reasonable expectations.
Just because your loved one is healing and has a plan for recovery doesn't mean that all of your own mixed emotions go away. You're probably still feeling like there's a lot of mess to clean up, and it may feel impossible to do this on your own. It's not impossible. But you may need the support of others to begin to feel "normal" once again.
Recovery Plans Help Uncover New Strength
Addiction can cause a loss of trust, damage to relationships and even financial difficulties. Recovering from the emotions associated with these issues isn't something you have to do alone. A recovery plan can help you feel better and let go of the past.
You've been strong for a while if you've been dealing with somebody with an addiction disorder. Strong is great but it's not enough to find healing. Sometimes to heal you must be vulnerable. Learning to act differently, manage expectations, and handle your own grief from the situation will help you maintain your strength as your loved one heals, too.
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There is usually family therapy available for addicted persons, especially those in treatment, and many people find the solace in creating a support network of their own. Al-Anon and other organizations are filled with people who can offer their own experience.
Some people will prefer therapy or talking with clergy. The support network you build is up to you. Just remember, change doesn't happen overnight for anyone. Just as your loved one learns not to use drugs to "feel better", you may need to learn to let them navigate their own way in life without enabling or "helping too much". Personal responsibility is a part of recovery, and you need to learn to let go as much as possible and focus on healing yourself.
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The process can be simple and straightforward if it's a case of the tenants not paying rent because they no longer have the means to do so. While the process is easy to follow, you have to make sure you cover every single step correctly, otherwise you will have to start over, and that means your tenant will continue living in your property without paying you any rent. The longer they stay in your home without paying, the harder it is for you to recoup any funds they owe you.
The first part of the eviction process is issuing a proper notice to the tenant. You can often buy these legal notices from landlord organizations, or you can get help from a professional property manager. You usually will want to file a 72-hour notice for non-payment of rent, and we always recommend having an attorney check it out before you file it. The form has to be filled out correctly, or it will not mean anything. This notice will tell the tenant that rent is past due and they must pay before the date on the notice, or you will pursue eviction.
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In 2017 LFM decided to concentrate on its activities in Germany and Ghana exclusively.
LFM does that in close cooperation with GGEA, the Ghanaian German Economic Association in Accra, offering the joint product "Sourcing & Financing in Germany"
Imports to be financed should be either trucks, machinery and equipment or fast moving consumer goods.
Events 2016
Ghana: President-elect Nana Akuffo-Addo, Congratulations, 7th December, 2016
GGEA Annual Meeting, Accra, Participation, 16th November, 2016
African Ambassadors Dialogue, Berlin, Participation, 16th February, 2016
4th Africa Forum NRW, Dortmund, Participation, 23rd February, 2016
Events 2015
GGEA Annual General Meeting, Accra, 04th November, 2015
OECD Economic Forum Africa, Deutsche Telekom, Berlin, Invitation, 9th September, 2015
German African Business Summit, Deutsche Bank, Berlin, Participation, 7th/8th September, 2015
Ambassadors meet the Economy, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Berlin, 25th August, 2015
Sourcing & Financing in Germany, Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Karlsruhe, Speach at the Occasion of the visit of the AHK Delegation from Ghana, 13th April, 2015
Company of AHK Delegation, 13th April, 2015
4th Managing Risk in Africa Conference, Munich, Participation, 25th February, 2015
Joint LFM - GGEA Service Presentation at Chamber of Commerce, Kumasi, Ghana, Speaker, 13th February, 2015
Joint LFM - GGEA Service Presentation at AGI, Association of Ghana Industry, Accra, Ghana, Speaker, 12th February, 2015
Ghanaisch-Deutscher Wirtschaftsaustausch, Accra, Ghana, Moewenpick Hotel, Panellist, 9th February, 2015
2nd Energy Conference Accra, Ghana, Villa Boutique Hotel, Participation, 02nd February, 2015
Ghana Business & Investment Day, KfW, Berlin, Panellist, 20th January, 2015
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