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In 1969, Denmark was the first country to legalise pornography,[150] and in 2012, Denmark replaced its "registered partnership" laws, which it had been the first country to introduce in 1989,[151][152] with gender-neutral marriage.[153][154] Modesty, punctuality but above all equality are important aspects of the Danish way of life.[155]
The astronomical discoveries of Tycho Brahe (1546–1601), Ludwig A. Colding's (1815–88) neglected articulation of the principle of conservation of energy, and the brilliant contributions to atomic physics of Niels Bohr (1885–1962) indicate the range of Danish scientific achievement. The fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen (1805–1875), the philosophical essays of Søren Kierkegaard (1813–55), the short stories of Karen Blixen (penname Isak Dinesen), (1885–1962), the plays of Ludvig Holberg (1684–1754), and the dense, aphoristic poetry of Piet Hein (1905–96), have earned international recognition, as have the symphonies of Carl Nielsen (1865–1931). From the mid-1990s, Danish films have attracted international attention, especially those associated with Dogme 95 like those of Lars von Trier.
Culture of Denmark. Culture and the arts thrive as a result of the proportionately high amount of government funding they receive, much of which is administered by local authorities so as to involve citizens directly.[1] Thanks to a system of grants, Danish artists are able to devote themselves to their work while museums, theatres, and the film institute receive national support.[2] Hygge[edit] Danish Christmas tree with homemade decorations Danish Christmas[edit] Juleaften (Danish for Christmas Eve) or Yule Eve starts around 6 p.m. when a traditional dinner is served.
Culture of the Faroe Islands. Traditional Faroese houses with turf roof in Reyni, Tórshavn.
Most people build larger houses now and with other types of roofs, but the turf roof is still popular in some places. This is one of the old smacks which is still in function, but now only for pleasure / cultural trips. Johanna TG 326 was built in Sussex, England in 1884, but was sold to the village Vágur in the Faroe Islands in 1894, where it was a fishing vessel until around 1972.
The smack was in a bad shape but restored in the 1980s.[1] The culture of the Faroe Islands has its roots in the Nordic culture. Law of Jante. The Law of Jante (Danish: Janteloven (Danish pronunciation: [ˈja̝nd̥əˌlo̞ʋˀən]); Norwegian: Jantelova or Janteloven (Norwegian pronunciation: [ˈjantɛˌlɔ̹ːvɛn])); Swedish: Jantelagen (Swedish pronunciation: [ˈjantɛˌlɑːɡɛn])) is the idea that there is a pattern of group behaviour towards individuals within Scandinavian communities that negatively portrays and criticises individual success and achievement as unworthy and inappropriate.
The Jante Law as a concept was created by the Dano-Norwegian author Aksel Sandemose.[1] In his novel A Fugitive Crosses His Tracks (En flyktning krysser sitt spor, 1933, English translation published in the USA in 1936) identified the Law of Jante as ten rules. Popular media. Cinema of Denmark. Denmark has been producing films since 1897 and since the 1980s has maintained a steady stream of product due largely to funding by the state-supported Danish Film Institute.
Historically, Danish films have been noted for their realism, religious and moral themes, sexual frankness and technical innovation. The Danish filmmaker Carl Th. Dreyer (1889–1968) is considered one of the greatest directors in the history of cinema. Other Danish filmmakers of note include Benjamin Christensen, who outside his native country directed several horror classics including Häxan (1922) and Seven Footprints to Satan (1929); Erik Balling, the creator of the popular Olsen-banden films; Gabriel Axel, an Oscar-winner for Babette's Feast in 1987; and Bille August, the Oscar-, Palme d'Or- and Golden Globe-winner for Pelle the Conqueror in 1988. History[edit] Television in Denmark. Television in Denmark was established in the 1950s and was run by a monopoly with only one channel available until the 1980s.
History[edit] The first television broadcasts in Denmark started on 2 October 1951. These were carried out by the national radio broadcaster Statsradiofonien and consisted of a one hour broadcast three times per week. The broadcasts were initially limited to a few hundred homes in the capital area. The first news programme, TV-Avisen, started in 1965. DR launched a satellite channel on 30 August 1996. The local television stations weren't allowed to network, which meant that two stations couldn't show one programme at the same time.
Music of Denmark. Origins[edit] The earliest traces of Danish music go back to the many twisting bronze-age horns or lurs found in various parts of Scandinavia but mostly in Denmark since the end of the 18th century which some experts have identified as musical instruments.[1][2] Codex Runicus: Denmark's oldest musical notation.
Architecture and design. Architecture of Denmark. The architecture of Denmark has its origins in the Viking period, richly revealed by archaeological finds.
It became firmly established in the Middle Ages when first Romanesque, then Gothic churches and cathedrals sprang up throughout the country. It was during this period that, in a country with little access to stone, brick became the construction material of choice, not just for churches but also for fortifications and castles. Danish design. Designers[edit] Among the most successful designers associated with the concept are Børge Mogensen (1914–72), Finn Juhl (1912–89), Hans Wegner (1914–2007), Arne Jacobsen (1902–71), Poul Kjærholm (1929–80), Poul Henningsen (1894–67) and Verner Panton (1926–98).[1] Other designers of note include Kristian Solmer Vedel (1923–2003) in the area of industrial design, Jens Harald Quistgaard (1919–2008) for kitchen furniture and implements, Gertrud Vasegaard (1913–2007) for ceramics, and Ole Wanscher (1903–85), who had a classical approach to furniture design.
History[edit] Arne Jacobsen's Ant Chair, 1951. Literature and Philosophy. Danish literature. Danish literature, a subset of Scandinavian literature, stretches back to the Middle Ages.
Of special note across the centuries are the historian Saxo Grammaticus, the playwright Ludvig Holberg, the storyteller Hans Christian Andersen, the philosopher Søren Kierkegaard, and Karen Blixen who achieved worldwide fame with her autobiographical story Out of Africa. Among today's most successful authors are Leif Davidsen who writes gripping spy stories with a political extension, Bjarne Reuter with his intriguing novels for younger readers, Peter Høeg who gained international fame with Smilla's Sense of Snow and Jens Christian Grøndahl whose love stories with a psychological twist include "Silence in October" and "An Altered Light".
Danish philosophy. Danish philosophy has a long tradition as part of Western philosophy.
Perhaps the most influential Danish philosopher was Søren Kierkegaard, the creator of Christian existentialism, which inspired the philosophical movement of Existentialism. Kierkegaard had a few Danish followers, including Harald Høffding, who later in his life moved on to join the movement of positivism. Among Kierkegaard's other followers include Jean-Paul Sartre who was impressed with Kierkegaard's views on the individual, and Rollo May, who helped create humanistic psychology.
Art and Photography. Danish art. Christen Købke, View of Lake Sortedam, 1838. Photography in Denmark. Photography in Denmark has developed from strong participation and interest in the very beginnings of the art in 1839 to the success of a considerable number of Danes in the world of photography today. Pioneers such as Mads Alstrup and Georg Emil Hansen paved the way for a rapidly growing profession during the last half of the 19th century while both artistic and press photographers have made internationally recognized contributions.
Although Denmark was slow to accept photography as an art form, Danish photographers are now increasingly active, participating in key exhibitions around the world.[1][2] Among Denmark's most successful contemporary photographers are Jacob Aue Sobol, who gained recognition for captivating portraits of his Greenlandic girlfriend, and Per Bak Jensen, who introduced a new perspective to modern landscape photography. History[edit] Danish cuisine. Danish cuisine (Danish: det danske køkken), originating from the peasant population's own local produce, was enhanced by cooking techniques developed in the late 19th century and the wider availability of goods after the Industrial Revolution. The open sandwiches, known as smørrebrød, which in their basic form are the usual fare for lunch, can be considered a national speciality when prepared and decorated with a variety of fine ingredients.
Hot meals traditionally consist of ground meats, such as frikadeller (meat balls), or of more substantial meat and fish dishes such as flæskesteg (roast pork with crackling) or kogt torsk (poached cod) with mustard sauce and trimmings. Denmark is known for its Carlsberg and Tuborg beers and for its akvavit and bitters although imported wine is now gaining popularity. Danish chefs, inspired by continental practices, have in recent years developed an innovative series of gourmet dishes based on high-quality local produce. Cuisine. New Danish cuisine. The New Danish Cuisine is a component of the New Nordic Cuisine (Danish: Det nye nordiske køkken) which has been developed since 2004 in an attempt to promote natural produce as a basis for new dishes both in restaurants and in the home.
As a result, a number of Denmark's restaurants have introduced new ingredients combined with traditional foods prepared in new ways. New Nordic Cuisine[edit] Meeting in Copenhagen in 2005, the Nordic Council's agricultural and food ministers from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and dependent territories gave their support to these developments, launching what they called the "new Nordic Food Programme". In 2006, this led to funding of EUR 3 million for a number of related activities.[1] Sport in Denmark. Sport is encouraged in school, and there are local sports clubs in all cities and most towns.


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The U.N. was poised to do something it has never done, condemn the terrorist group Hamas for firing rockets at Israeli civilians.
Yet at the last minute the enemies of freedom pulled an outrageous stunt requiring a 2/3 vote to pass the resolution, instead of the normal 50% majority.
While the resolution did in fact get a majority (87 in favor of condemning Hamas, 57 opposing condemning Hamas, and 33 nations abstaining), it fell far short of the newly required 2/3 majority in the U.N. General Assembly. Were it not for the absurd 2/3 requirement – a poison pill proposed at the last minute by Kuwait – this vote would have passed.
This is an outrageous betrayal of Israel and all those innocent civilians who have been the victims of Hamas terror. It was a cowardly stunt to prop up a terrorist entity.
The Palestinian Authority, Arab nations, and other nations that despise Israel have repeatedly turned a blind eye to the terror inflicted by Hamas on Israel. We have detailed how Hamas – a recognized terrorist group who's charter actually states "the time [Judgment Day] will not come until Muslims fight the Jews and kill them" – has fired rockets near schools, residential areas, churches, and other civilian areas as a human shield to inflict terror on Israel. Hamas rockets have even targeted an Israeli kindergarten just hours before little children would have been present.
Yet the world has remained silent. It is despicable.
According to a draft that was circulated, the resolution would have:
The Trump Administration worked vigorously on this resolution, including obtaining the support of the entire European Union. Yet the last-minute Kuwaiti stunt supported by nations like Iran doomed the resolution.
This vote will be remembered. The Trump Administration has previously made clear that it is taking a different approach to the U.N. Gone are the days where the U.S. will continue to freely give aid to nations who do not support U.S. prerogatives.
U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley made the Trump Administration's point very clear when she called out Arab nations for standing with terror:
Today we spoke some hard truths. We can't talk about peace in the Middle East until we can agree on a basic condemnation of Hamas and its terrorism. The UN had a chance to do that today, and it failed. pic.twitter.com/MF7DEtu2Ml— US Mission to the UN (@USUN) December 6, 2018
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Background (This information prepared in 2013 by the 340 On The Park Finance Committee)
Ever wonder about the extra property tax we all pay for the "Lakeshore East Special Assessment"? We looked into it, and would like to pass along what we learned.
In November 2002 the Chicago City Council passed an ordinance authorizing the city to issue a series of three municipal bonds totaling $58.9 million to build out the infrastructure of what has become known as Lakeshore East. The bond series was to be paid back by residents of the neighborhood over thirty years.
Now after 11 years, one of those bonds has matured; the second has 9 years to go, and the third has 19 years to maturity. The blended interest rate on the two outstanding bonds is about 6.7%. All three bonds have a pre-specified pay-down schedules such that the individual tax bills paid by neighborhood owners do not change much over time, despite the sequential payoff of the bonds. Please see the attached Appendix for more details on the bonds.
Our Share
340 On The Park was allocated responsibility to repay 8% of the total bond issue. Each owner in our building shoulders a pre-specified portion of this obligation in proportion with his or her unit's fraction of ownership of our common areas. The fractional ownership is recorded in our association's Declaration, and will not change over time.
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Dr Daphne Halikiopoulou: the rise of the far right and political populism
In 2012, the Golden Dawn, an ultranationalist, far-right political party in Greece, experienced an electoral breakthrough, winning 7% of the vote.
It was a staggering moment for Dr Daphne Halikiopoulou to witness: a country that had been subjected to Nazi occupation during the Second World War, and where certain constituencies witnessed mass atrocities, had voted neo-Nazi MPs into the Hellenic Parliament.
"Within the context of a Europe that has learned, that has progressed in the European Union for so long - I was lost for words. I was there sitting in front of my television when suddenly the Golden Dawn leader comes on and performs a Nazi salute."
As stunned as she was by the result, it also piqued her interest from an academic perspective. Why had this this happened? And, more importantly, is there anything that can be done to address the underlying conditions that give rise to far-right political parties such as the Golden Dawn?
Daphne's research
Daphne is the Department of Politics and International Relations' Impact Lead, and her research focuses on the rise of the far right and political populism.
She has always been interested in what makes people do extreme things. During her master's degree, she researched various extreme and radical manifestations of nationalism. She wanted to know why people feel such a strong attachment to their nation and how it can lead them to take extreme action. It's a fascinating area because there are so many dimensions to it, such as war, ethnic conflict and fascism.
It has become extremely topical in recent times, and not just in Greece but across Europe and the rest of the world. As a result, Daphne's work has featured prominently in the media.
Increasing awareness through in-depth research
There are two broad strands to Daphne's research on the far right. One focuses particularly on the Golden Dawn in Greece, while the other addresses the far-right across Europe, looking at far-right parties and the economic aspects of their support.
Daphne has been disseminating the results of her Golden Dawn research in Greece in order to increase awareness that the party is in fact a neo-Nazi organisation. This has also included suggesting potential policies that could be adopted to limit support for such groups and encourage more inclusive forms of political participation.
"I've organised a lot of events about this and been in the media a lot – about 70 interviews in the past couple of years – talking about Greece, especially during the time of the referendum. I've also been involved with NGOs and different organisations in Greece that deal with the Golden Dawn."
With regard to the other strand, which looks at welfare state institutions and far-right party support, the goal is also to increase awareness across Europe. Daphne wants to determine the common denominator for far-right party support, and encourage more constructive forms of political participation.
"Our interests are aligned very much with trade unions, because we've been looking at austerity policies. We've published a working paper with the European Trade Union Institute to disseminate the findings of our research. The plan is to lobby at the European level and the governmental level about welfare state policies."
How this feeds into undergraduate teaching
The third-year "Nationalism" module was designed by Daphne, and is strongly informed by her research and experience.
"I'm the Vice-President of the Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism (ASEN). It's an organisation that carries out various activities related to the study of nationalism; events, conferences, talks. And the students can become involved with this if they want, they can meet these people if they want, this is a more practical way of studying nationalism."
This module has seminars that are an hour and a half long – longer than usual. This enables you to go to into much greater detail. Through her academic background, Daphne has studied and forged strong working relationships with other leading academics in the field. This has enabled her to develop an exceptional knowledge of the theories and approaches, and how to effectively teach them.
The second-year module "Comparative Government and Politics" introduces students to the various methodologies in comparative politics and helps them to explain and understand important contemporary phenomena such as the far right and ethnic conflict.


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While the Arizona Cardinals sit atop the NFC West with a record of 10-2, veteran quarterback Carson Palmer is the biggest reason for their success, as he is enjoying one of his best seasons as an NFL signal caller.
He is currently on pace to have his best statistical year for his career and has put Arizona in the lead positions to win its division and earn a bye in the first round of the playoff as the conference's second seed behind the undefeated Carolina Panthers.
However, it is the way Palmer is doing it that has him near the top of the race for the NFL MVP. Three players are currently a length or two in front for the MVP race. The three are Palmer, Carolina's Cam Newton and New England's Tom Brady.
Palmer threw for 356 yards, two touchdowns and a completion percentage of 65% as the Cardinals swept their NFC road games with a win over St. Louis of 27-3 on Sunday.
Palmer is ranked in the NFL top three of eight different offensive categories including an 83.3% winning percentage, 3,693 passing yards, 8.26 yards per drop back, 29 passing touchdowns, 106.3 passer rating, 179 first downs through the air and an 82.6 QBR.
Palmer is not the current front-runner for the award, but is making himself a strong case. Arizona has the league's highest scoring offense and is riding a winning streak of six games. The more wins the team gets the more the quarterback will prove his value to the team and the voters.
Brady and his New England Patriots lost for the second consecutive week 35-28 against the Philadelphia Eagles. He is in the league's top 10 in 10 different categories.
Statistically, Brady is practically arm and arm with Palmer, but the two straight losses late during the season will work against him, especially if the Cardinals and Palmer continue to win the final four weeks of the regular season.
Newton and the Carolina Panthers are a perfect 12-0 on the season. He led Carolina to a 41-38 victory against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. Newton is only ranked in the league's top 10 in 2 quarterback statistics – 100% winning percentage and 25 touchdowns.
However, as long as Carolina continues to win, Newton is likely to remain the stiffest competition for veteran Palmer. It is hard competing against a signal caller on a team that is undefeated.


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BONUS POINTS at the end!
Well I finally had success with making the stem, and now things are moving along a little quicker. I guess the third time is the charm! If you've been following this blog you'll know that making the wrap around stem has been my nemesis on this project, and it took me 3 tries to get it the way I wanted it to be. The below pictures are the completed stem (minus some more sanding).
This next one shows the result that I needed for the wrap around stem to work, by protruding above the top front of the cross in order to mount the base of the Lilly to it.
The rest of the pictures show the stem mounted on the cross, front back and side views.
As you can see I already have most of the leaves on and now I have started on the Lilly. I gotta say, it's starting to look pretty cool. The base in the pics is just temporary, I will make a much nicer base when the cross part is done.
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Tip#3: Abandon the Temptation to Underestimate Your True Capabilities
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If I could wave a magic wand and change 1 aspect of thinking in order to assist people to achieve their career goals and hopes, it would be this: self belief.
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You might have missed the press-release, but today I subtly changed my Twitter bio. If you are not so bio-curious (credit to the apparently retired @GarethAveyard for that one) to have caught it, my bio now declares that I am interested in access to a) land and b) justice.
I've blogged on access to justice a few times (more in a civil rather than criminal context). Access to land I have blogged about just once. In this context, I should perhaps clarify that I mean access to land in the sense of some kind of recreation or passage taken on, above or beneath land, as opposed to access to landownership or land use. That latter sense is something I have blogged on separately in relation to urban and rural land. Those two accesses to land might be related in a broad sense (i.e. who can set the agenda in relation to Scotland's land). Indeed, I mashed them together in an article called "Access to Land and to Landownership" in an Edinburgh Law Review piece, following on from the style of the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003, but it is the more conventional right to roam, or rather right of responsible access, that I am concerned with here.
What triggered this blog? This story about fishermen v. rafters. One thing increased, or at least better publicised, rights of access will almost unavoidably lead to is competition between access takers. How should you deal with that? This is not quite the same as, for example, the Tuley dispute in the Black Isle. There, landowners set an agenda for certain zones of their land, which zoning was eventually approved at the Court of Session. What do you do when there is not a landowner setting an agenda? Apparently you make your own agenda. This all seems rather pragmatic and innovative, but it does rather beg the question of what might happen when such agreement is not forthcoming between access takers. Sure, everyone must be responsible in terms of the legislation and the guidance in the access code, but absent a court case how might you ascertain what is responsible? I suspect this will not be the last word in such disputes.
What else might be worth considering in terms of access? In the not particularly well known case of Tummel Valley Leisure Limited v Sudjic, a landowner was forced to take down some decking that interfered with the traditional rights of anglers to fish in a certain way from a riverbank. Let us consider that again. The landowner had to remove a structure on his land to defer to access takers (albeit those rights were outwith the terms of the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003). Might there be other disputes out there? Or have cosy agreements been reached to avoid any stand-offs? I would be very interested to know. This is a fascinating area of law, where private v. private, private v. public and public v. public rights all have the chance to collide, with European Convention of Human Rights issues to consider to boot. There is surely more to be written on the subject.
Some final quick points.
Access to land is not excluded from the remit of the Land Reform Review Group.
Yes, the title of this blog was a nod to The Waterboys' song of the same name.
And for the avoidance of doubt, there was no press-release about my bio change.


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It will now open Feb. 14, 2020 after being originally slated to be released Nov. 8 of this year.
Fans of the video game character were highly critical of the speedy blue hedgehog's fur, his eyes, and most notably his human-looking teeth.
"Taking a little more time to make Sonic just right," Fowler tweeted along with the hashtag "No VFX artists were harmed in the making of this movie."
Sonic, as seen in the first trailer for the film, has individual strands of animated fur, a giant head, long, lanky legs, two far apart eyes that drastically differ from the classic mono-eye drawing of the video game character, and even human teeth.


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This recipe comes from Easy cook magazine Oct 2012
175g Butter softened
85g Caster sugar
200g Plain flour
2 Tbsp cocoa powder
100g Chocolate chips Milk or Dark ( I used milk )
1) Mix the butter and sugar together with a wooden spoon ( or a food processor! ) Stir in the flour and cocoa powder , and then stir in the chocolate chips – you will probably need to mix it together with your hands at this stage. Halve the dough and roll each piece into a log about 5cm thick. Wrap in cling film and chill for 1 hour. ( You can chill the dough for several days if you are planning to make more biscuits the same week. can be frozen for up to 1 month.
2) Turn oven to fan 160 c or conventional 180 c. Slice the logs into 1cm thick rounds , then transfer to a baking tray lined with baking paper and bake for 10 to 12 mins. Leave to cool on the tray.


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Pumpkin Pie Overnight Oats
With the cool nights, pumpkin stands on the side of the road, and the marching band playing on Friday nights I was ready to create a fall masterpiece with our overnight oats recipe. After some trial and error, I think I have landed upon another version of our trusty protein oats recipe. Wrap up on your favorite sweater and enjoy this fall delight!
1 cup of Premier Protein (vanilla)
I cup rolled oats
1/2 cup of pure pumpkin
1 tsp. flax seed
pumpkin pie spice to taste
cinnamon to taste
can add 1 chopped walnut as an added treat!
Mix all ingredients in a jar and stir or shake up. Let sit in refrigerator overnight and VOILA! Now put on your fuzzy socks, grab your cup of coffee and enjoy this delicious taste of fall!
Makes 2 servings.
Nutritional information per serving:
218 calories(w/o walnut)
2.5 g fat
22 g protein
35 g carbs
5 g fiber
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A NIGERIAN man has been accused of running a multimillion-dollar email scam out of a Sydney immigration centre.
The 43-year-old is among four people arrested and charged over the alleged syndicate in NSW.
Police allege he was the ringleader and that he used 16 mobile phones and 17 different SIM cards to co-ordinate the scam from inside Villawood Detention Centre.
The syndicate was allegedly involved in a range of fraudulent activities, including romance scams, identity theft and business email compromises, defrauding Australians of more than $3 million.
Detective Superintendent Arthur Katsogiannis said investigators believe the money was sent to Nigeria.
He said it was "highly unlikely" the funds would ever be recovered. "We can't establish at this stage who it's gone to or what it's being used (for)," he told reporters in Sydney on Friday.
"We are working with our international law enforcement colleagues to establish what's happened to that money." The Nigerian man was charged with knowingly directing activities of a criminal group, two counts of knowingly dealing with proceeds of crime and possessing identity information to commit an indictable offence.
He is due to appear at the Bankstown Local Court later on Friday. A 36-year-old woman, as well as a 20-year-old man and woman, were also arrested and charged with various offences.
They are all due to face Parramatta Local Court on October 2. Det Supt Katsogiannis urged Australians to be extra careful when giving away information online, noting the emotional and psychological impact scams can have on people — as well as financial.
"People have committed suicide after losing their life savings," he said. "It's costing taxpayers millions of dollars every year not only in Australia but worldwide and that's why it's important to identify these people." Investigations are continuing and further arrests haMve not been ruled out.


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Waterfront Maryland Wedding
Waterfront Maryland Wedding.
Osprey Point never disappoints with its waterfront views, even on this rainy May Wedding day, the soft light reflecting of the Chesapeake Bay wrapped Betsy and Bill in a glow fitting of their sweet and classic romance.
Betsy was inspired by her mothers Ginger Jar collection as she planned her Eastern Shore Wedding day. In fact, they used her mother's Ginger Jars as vessels for all of the floral elements throughout the day. Ashley form Sherwood florist created garden style florals featuring lush garden roses, fragrant freesia, and sprinkles of blue delphinium to pull in the indigo tones of the Ginger Jars. This created a look of timeless elegance that harmonized with the ever-present natural beauty of the shore setting they chose to celebrate the day Elizabeth (Betsy) and William (Bill) began life as Mr. & Mrs.
Without a doubt, my favorite part of the day was Betsy and Bill's choreographed first dance to Ray Lamontagne's "You Are the Best Thing." I will never forget the "we just nailed this" kiss they exchanged as they struck their final pose. It was perfect!
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Former VfL Bochum coach Peter Neururer has once again made headlines after being on German television.
The colourfully controversial 60-year-old was enraged about Bayern's sale of Bastian Schweinsteiger when the topic came up during the Bitburger Fantalk on German sports channel Sport1.
Some discontented Bayern fans had already voiced their discontent over "Schweini" having been transferred to Manchester United via a banner reading, "Pep and slave KHR, you are destroying our identity".
Ihr zerstört unsere Identität-Spruchband beim #FCBayern #München nach #Schweinsteiger Wechsel: http://t.co/rH7O5owtFX pic.twitter.com/dXM4xDggaK
— Faszination Fankurve (@FasziFankurve) July 13, 2015
Neururer took the opportunity to join those fans in their condemnation of the Bayern boss' actions.
"Tears are coming into my eyes out of sheer rage," said Neururer. "How can one tell the fans such a thing and take the piss out of the German football fan in such a manner?"
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge had told the press that Schweinsteiger had asked to be transferred to the English giants and that the club didn't want to deny one of their most-deserving players such a request.
Neururer offered ideas about Rummenigge's explanation, as well.
"Why does such a formative figure at Bayern utter a wish to leave the club at all? Because they coach tells him: We have got Martinez, Thiago and Alonso," challenged Neururer. "If those guys all play, there's no space for you. Accordingly Schweini says: Of course, I'd be willing to change teams if that is the case."
Additionally, the transfer fee of €20 million wasn't to the 60-year-old's liking. Neururer stated that such fees were removed from reality, leading into wider criticism of Bayern's transfer market spending as well.
"One week later they spend more than 30 million Euros for Vidal – who is an outstanding player – and all I can do is to stand there with my jaw dropping to the floor," continued Neururer. "For me, this is taking the piss out of a football fan and a romantic, such as me."
The former VfL Bochum coach believes the amount of money being spent represents an obstacle for football itself, saying, "Between the players and those who watch football, the gap is widening and it can't be closed again."
That gap could, in and of itself, have dramatic, long-term consequences in the future, opines Neururer.
"Most people have seemingly forgotten that the youth and amateur section is the base of football," said Neururer. "Youth work is ever more declining, and that is sad. It leads to more and more players coming from abroad, and that dilutes German football."
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Over 2012 I have been observing and capturing the activities of local schools in this year's Cultural Campus Projects at London's Southbank Centre, mainly in association with the BFI Education. I have posted photos and some research findings on the blog below. The 10 Capacities refer to a framework for a deeper understanding of arts education projects developed by the Lincoln Centre Institute, New York.
The participating schools this year were: The London Nautical School, Rosendale Primary School, Telferscot Primary School, Charles Edward Brooke Secondary School and Dunraven Secondary School.
Comments here and on the above blog are welcome as ever. You may also be interested in reading about last year's week-long Lambeth Schools residency in June 2011 (pdf 1MB) whose stimulus was Vertov's 'Man with a Camera'.


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The "Froggy" posed explained| Jacki G. Photography| Newborn & Family Photographer| Richmond, VA/
So in the ever growing world of newborn photography there are zillion poses and positions we photographers persuade our gorgeous models to wriggle into to achieve the cute images that are so popular, but there is one that seems to be the holy grail of many photographers...the frog pose.
lts a divisive pose, with some loving it, and some hating it. But whatever your opinion of it, there is one thing that is vital to remember. No baby can hold that pose on his own. Fact. So, great care must be taken to ensure no baby is harmed or upset when doing it. Personally, l refuse to accept the stance that in the right hands a baby will balance. l don't care.....no, l REALLY don't care! l don't care if you can get a baby to balance in the pose.....letting go is dangerous!
So how do l get the images l do without ever letting go? Well, firstly l needed to know l could be skilled enough in Photoshop to allow me to merge the necessary images together. Then l had to know l could persuade the baby to settle happily in the necessary position. l didn't even attempt the frog pose until l was over two years into my career. l was not prepared to ever try it until l could be sure l could do so safely.
Not every baby will do the frog pose. Part of doing it well and safely is developing the skills needed to know which will, and not trying it with those who wont. That all comes from reading each baby. They are all different, and a huge part of what l do involves getting to know them a little bit, and if l'm honest, loving them a little too.
Once l think a baby will do it, l ask the parents if they'd like me to try. As l said, not everyone even likes the resulting image. l wouldn't ever do it without asking. So each time its done, the parents are helping or an assistant is helping hold the baby. You will see that each frog pose l have done is of a baby happy, relaxed, comfortable and sound asleep. No matter what pose l do with a baby l am gently moving arms and legs, hands and fingers, gently moving and using lot of gentle motions to get baby to leave them where l want for the images. This pose is no different. l gently move baby until l am happy baby is relaxed and settled. lf l try and baby doesn't want to do it, l don't push it. That's totally ok, and sometimes l try and then don't get the pose, even though l thought baby would.
Once baby is in position, l have my assistant or parent gently support baby with one hand and take the images. then they hold baby wrists with the other, moving the position of their hand in between. They NEVER let go. hands are on baby at ALL times. You can see the two images l take below, and how l then use them to create the finished image.
You can see that even as hands are moved, baby remained totally relaxed and asleep.
So, if you love the frog pose, and would like your photographer to do it for your baby, please don't be afraid to ask them if they do it as a COMPOSITE. They'll know what you mean. Ask them to show you images like the ones above. lts your baby. PLEASE don't assume that just because they claim to be safe that they are.
The industry isn't regulated, and probably never will be, so its important that you know how to keep your baby safe during the session, and especially when doing this very clever, but very skilled pose.


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Meghan Markle is believed to be following in Princess Diana's footsteps tomorrow by not saying that she will obey Prince Harry in her wedding vows.
However journalist Celia Walden, who is also Piers Morgan's wife, has said that that she "firmly believes" in a woman saying that she will obey her husband in their wedding vows.
"Somebody was saying she's not going to obey because Diana said she wasn't going to obey," she said. "Its' gone completely out of fashion to say 'I'm going to obey' for obvious reasons."
Of course, host Kate Garraway couldn't resist asking about her own big day to Piers in 2010.
"Talking of obedience and weddings, what was yours and Piers Morgan's wedding day like?" Kate grinned.
"I guess that's true, I did," Celia replied awkwardly.
Kate probed: "Did you obey?"
"I did," she replied.
Kate and Ben Shephard were gobsmacked and both exclaimed: "You did?!"
"I very firmly believe in obeying so yes," she said, defending her decision. "It was a little bit smaller than this one."
*Good Morning Britain airs weekdays at 6am on ITV


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LABs are opportunities to practice with others the art of listening, in this case using the skills of Visio Divina.
Contact Cindy Meyer if you're interested in attending (913-549-8575 or email@example.com). There is no charge for this event but we'd like to know if you plan to attend so we may have enough material on hand.


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Upcoming Events
October 27, 2018
Virginia Tech Science Festival
We'll be bringing our robots from the Arts Festival and interacting with children from the Blacksburg area to introduce them to robotics.
Check out the 2018-2019 VEX game "Turning Point"!
2018-2019 "Turning Point" competition information may be found here:
- VEX Turning Point Competition Main Website
- Turning Point Competition Main Manual
- Turning Point University-Specific "Appendix E" Manual
- Turning Point Field Specifications "Appendix A" Manual
- VEX products and Inventor CAD files
- VEX Forum
- Download the VEX (EDR) Coding Studio
- ROBOTC Forums
- VEX C++ API Reference
February 18, 2018 Teams' Robots
These are our teams' robots getting ready to compete on the 24th.
Keith Tiemann: President
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TEK Robotics at Virginia Tech


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Avalanche Advisory
Wednesday, March 28th 2018 7:00 am by Heather Thamm
ARCHIVED ADVISORY - All advisories expire after 24 hours from the posting date/time.
The avalanche danger continues to be MODERATE above 1500' on all aspects. Triggering a hard slab avalanche 2-4 feet thick remains a possibility. These hard slabs can be remotely triggered from the side or below. Additionally, watch for old wind slabs in steep rocky terrain and give cornices a wide berth.
Similar avalanche concerns exist in the Summit Lake area and other zones on the Kenai.
|Show the Complete North American Avalanche Danger Scale
|Travel Advice: Heightened avalanche conditions on specific terrain features. Evaluate snow and terrain carefully; identify features of concern.
|Travel Advice: Heightened avalanche conditions on specific terrain features. Evaluate snow and terrain carefully; identify features of concern.
|Travel Advice: Generally safe avalanche conditions. Watch for unstable snow on isolated terrain features.
Triggering a hard slab avalanche 2-4' deep is still our primary concern in the backcountry despite the quiet weather. It has been five days since the last human triggered avalanche, and over a week since a wind event triggered some large natural avalanches in our region. Traffic has been light and not many folks have been pushing into steep terrain. Hiding under the snow surface are weak layers in the snowpack formed in January that just will not go away. Without any big changes in the weather, these older layers (facets and buried surface hoar) are becoming more and more difficult to trigger. Hence, we are in a low probability, high consequence situation. The tricky part about this is, the pack appears to be stable but the chance remains for an unmanageable and destructive avalanche if a person hits just the wrong spot. These trigger spots will be in thinner areas of the snowpack near rocks or in scoured areas along ridges. Although triggering a slab remotely is becoming less likely with time, it's not out of the question on a flat area below or next to a slope. Pay attention to runout zones and minimize your exposure on or under steep slopes. No obvious signs of instability my be present before a slope releases and it may be the 10th skier or snowmachiner onto a slope that finds a trigger point.
Today skies are expected to be mostly cloudy with clear skies through the end of the week. There is little in the way of weather that will impact our old and tired snowpack - except for the sun. We can't forget that spring is here; even though temperatures have been relatively cool, this could change any day now. Be aware of warming later in the day on Southerly slopes - this may be difficult to assess. Melting surfaces may not be present on low angle terrain in the alpine.
Other avalanche issues to keep in mind:
Wind Slabs: Old hard wind slabs are sitting on a variety of aspects due to prior unusual loading patterns. Steep and rocky terrain may harbor shallow windslabs sitting on old weak snow. This type of terrain (a steep unsupported slope) is also suspect for triggering a deeper slab mentioned above.
Cornices: Many cornices are quite large and teetering over. Temperatures have been cool lately but as we head into warmer, sunnier weather remember this can help de-stabilize them. As always, give cornices plenty of space and limit exposure underneath them.
In the upper elevations we have been tracking a widespread layer of facets mixed with buried surface hoar and in the mid elevations facets are sitting on a slick melt/freeze crust.
The slab on top is 2-4' thick and very hard due to a strong Northwest wind event that ended last Thursday. This wind event caused unusual loading patterns on a variety of aspects as seen on the Headwall of Seattle Ridge.
Yesterday skis were clear in the morning becoming cloudy later in the day. Daytime high temperatures near sea level reached the low 40F's and overnight dipped just below freezing 31F. Ridgetop temperatures were in the upper 20F's yesterday and cooled into the low 20F's overnight. A trace of snow was observed yesterday evening, but no measurable amounts were recorded. Ridge top winds were light and variable.
Today skies will be overcast in the morning becoming partly cloudy by the afternoon. A few flurries are possible. Winds will be light from the Northwest. Daytime temperatures may reach the mid 30F's in the upper elevations and low 40F's at sea level. Overnight temperatures will drop back into the the low 20F's.
Skies are expected to be mostly sunny through the end of the week. Daytime temperatures should range from the mid-20's to mid-30's in the upper elevations and could reach the low 40's F at sea level. Low temps at night will be the teens to low 20F's. Northwest ridgetop winds near the end of the week may increase to Moderate.
PRECIPITATION 24-hour data (6am - 6am)
|Temp Avg (F)
|Snow (in)
|Water (in)
|Snow Depth (in)
|Center Ridge (1880')
|Summit Lake (1400')
|Alyeska Mid (1700')
RIDGETOP 24-hour data (6am - 6am)
|Temp Avg (F)
|Wind Dir
|Wind Avg (mph)
|Wind Gust (mph)
|Sunburst (3812')
|Seattle Ridge(2400')
This is a general backcountry avalanche advisory issued for Turnagain Arm with Turnagain Pass as the core advisory area (this advisory does not apply to highways, railroads, or operating ski areas).
Riding status is not associated with avalanche danger. An area will be open to motorized use in accordance to the Forest Management Plan when snow coverage is adequate to protect underlying vegetation. Backcountry hazards including avalanche hazard are always present regardless of the open status of motorized use areas.
(Updated: May 06, 2019 )
|Glacier District
|Johnson Pass:
|Closed as of 4.3.19
|Placer River:
|Closed as of 3.20.19 due to lack of snow.
|Skookum Drainage:
|Placer access closed as of 3.20.19 due to lack of snow.
|Turnagain Pass:
|Closed as of 5/6. Thanks for a great season all, see you next winter!
|Closed as of 3.20.19 due to lack of snow.
|Seward District
|Carter Lake:
|Lost Lake Trail:
|Closed as of 3.22.19 due to lack of snow
|Primrose Trail:
|Closed as of 4.3.19 due to lack of snow
|Resurrection Pass Trail:
|Closed for the 2018/19 season. Next season will be open to motorized use.
|Snug Harbor:
|Close as of 5.1.2019
|South Fork Snow River Corridor:
|Closed as of 3.20.19 due to lack of snow.
|Summit Lake:
If you have comments or questions regarding CNFAIC operations or winter recreation management, please email firstname.lastname@example.com
© 2019 Chugach National Forest Avalanche Information Center. All rights reserved.


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Interact with other gamers
Play Massive Multiplayer Online Games!
Compete and win awards
Fire and water prove opposites attract when they team up to explore the ancient Forest Temple...
Who thought fire and water could be the best of friends?!
This duo bested the trials of three other ancient temples. Now they face the most mysterious one yet!
Don't let a frozen wasteland get in the way of Fireboy and Watergirl!
Guide these two friends throughout creepy and strange dungeons as you destroy monsters with their special skills. Angry Fireboy and Watergirl is a brand new adventure game that requires a lot of skill to help you survive!
Guide these emergency vehicles through traffic as quick as you can. People are depending on you!
Aim and fire bubble balls towards the other moving balls to form a group of 3 or more connected balls.
When you toy with magic, you're playing with fire, wind, water, earth...and gravity.
There's no obstacle you can't tackle when there's a fire to get to.
This dude has found himself in enemy territory and members of a rival gang are hot on his heels. Help him blast his way back to freedom in this action game. He'll need to blow up lots of explosive barrels and take down the gang in order to make it safely back home.
Kill all of your enemies: slay monsters from the deepest pits of Hell to the high hallways of Heaven.
It's going to take more than just water to put out this fire!
Your house is on fire and you have 3 minutes to save the family from the blaze!
Type the letter inside the fireball to destroy it.
Protect your treasure from the marauding knights and villagers.
Dodge obstacles and dragon attacks. Fire arrows at the dragon to defeat it.
Fire! Fire! Stop it now before the whole town goes up in smoke!
Put your fire building skills to the ultimate test!
Sharpen you aim and get ready to fire!
Choose, place, and upgrade towers to destroy the viruses before they reach your server's firewall!
Click on all of the fireworks flying over London to score points!
Rodents of Unusual Size are the least of your worries in the Fire Swamp…
These cavemen have just discovered fire. Unfortunately, they haven't discovered fire safety quite yet. Can you help them get their campfires started in this wild adventure game?
The Third Reich has cloned thousands of zombies; it's your job to stop them!


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Why MERINO wool is AWESOME!!!
Gift yourself the quality of Merino Wool this winters. It's not called 'miracle' fibre for no reason. It's warm and cool, soft and stretchy, breathable, sustainable, fights odour and lasts forever. If You haven't already invested in Merino wool, you are really missing out on something.
Natural warmth and Breathability
Wool's natural crimp allows it to hold in more dead air than any other fibre. Dead air is a natural insulator and acts as a great buffer against the cold.
Wool fibres are also amazing at removing any moisture away from the skin. Merino fabrics can absorb up to 30% of their dry weight before feeling wet. Most synthetics feel wet at 7%. Even if wool is mildly wet, your skin will still feel dry.
In contrast to synthetics, merino is made of natural proteins and is responsive to your body's temperature, so it keeps you warm in freezing environments such as mountainsides but doesn't feel too hot when it's not that cold or the temperature suddenly rises.
Merino wool is made of interlocking protein molecules known as keratin, the same protein that makes up our own skin and hair, individual wool fibres have the ability to be bent, flexed and stretched in any direction 30,000 times or more without damage. Now that's one strong fibre! You can stretch it and it will still return back to it's original shape. This makes it longlasting and perfect for outdoors.
Odour Resistance
Odour-causing bacteria don't get the moist environment they need to thrive due to excellent moisture management of wool. You can wear wool during intense activity and over extended periods of time without having to worry about odour. Just keep it in sun to dry and to remove stale moisture from time to time.
Static and dust resistant/water repellent/Fire resistant
The retention of moisture within the wool fibre prevents a build-up of static electricity. It also means fewer bits of dust and other annoying fibres sticking to your clothes.
It's also got water-repelling properties that mean your clothes won't absorb water to an extent if you're caught in a rain shower while hiking.
Also, being a natural fibre it won't catch a fire or shrivel up like synthetic wool
Ditch the Itch
Merino wool is able to ditch the itch thanks to its fibre's smaller diameter, or being "finer". These fibres are more flexible and softly bend when pressed against the skin and, therefore, doesn't itch like other wool.
UV protection
Merino wool naturally protects against the suns harmful rays, and most products have a UPF of 30+, so it protects you against the sun's harmful rays when you're outdoors.
Hypo allergic
One of the unknown benefits of merino wool is that it's naturally hypoallergenic. This makes it ideal for children or those with sensitive skin as it won't cause (or irritate existing) allergies.
Sustainable and Natural
As merino wool comes from sheep and is made of natural proteins, it's a totally natural product. This means it's good for the environment as it decomposes into nitrogen rich soil within a few years after being disposed of.


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The Thinking Eye will kick-off with a try-out of the Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS) training programme for professional development. There is place for max. 10 participants to take part for free in this 2-days VTS facilitator training across London-based museums. The programme will be 25% theory and 75% practice. The Thinking Eye's founder and VTS trainer Janneke van Leeuwen will explain more about the theoretical framework behind the VTS method and will link this to recent neuroscientific research into how our brains perceive art. Everyone will get the opportunity to practice their VTS moderating skills guided by coaching. In return The Thinking Eye would appreciate a research collaboration and feedback on the training programme. A formal art education is not a prerequisite to take part.
The Thinking Eye is looking forward to get started!


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Looking forward, I think there's a lot of hope. A couple of years ago, in Chicago, all of those that are involved with green buildings got together and they listened to 2 very dynamite speakers. Paul Hawkins was the first one, and he brought a message to us that said, there are a lot of folks that are organizing in order to address the problems around the world. They're doing it locally, they're doing it state organizations, they're doing it nationally or globally. But the number of people involved in that is astounding. And it was amazing to hear him tell those stories. And he actually published a book about it.
Now, the other part of it for me that's personally exciting is to think I'm part of the people that were there, because the next day Bill Clinton spoke to us. And the former president pointed out that he found it really delightful to be in a room full of practitioners; those of us who actually get our hands dirty, that understand how the nuts and bolts go together. And it's a huge opportunity for us going forward.


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If you've been involved in a motor accident or have been injured due to the recklessness of another individual or organization, getting in touch with a personal injury attorney should be your first priority.
In situations where an injury has occurred, a personal injury lawyer in Kentucky can help guide you through the process of getting financial restitution for the financial, emotional, and physical stress that your injury has caused.
Essentially, your personal injury attorney will become your new best friend.
Let's take a look at a few reasons why your personal injury lawyer will be extremely valuable as you attempt to get the necessary compensation for your injury.
#1 - They'll Guide You Through the Necessary Steps to Financial Compensation
When you're injured, it's common to wonder how in the world you're supposed to go about getting financial compensation for the problems that your situation has caused.
By working with a Northern Kentucky personal injury lawyer, you can get clear cut answers about exactly what needs to be done to eventually receive compensation from the at-fault party.
Not only that, but working with an experienced personal injury lawyer in Covington will make it much more likely that all of the necessary steps are followed to ensure a positive outcome in your case.
#2 - They'll Help You Get Maximum Compensation
When you hire a personal injury lawyer in Kentucky, their interests are directly aligned with your own.
This is because most personal injury attorneys receive a specific percentage of the final amount of your settlement.
So, the more money that they're able to get for you, the more money they will receive.
This alignment of goals generally helps make working with a Northern Kentucky personal injury lawyer much easier than most other types of attorneys.
#3 - They'll Handle Most of the Details for You
One of the great things about working with a personal injury lawyer in Covington is that they handle almost all of the work themselves.
Your job is to simply answer their questions truthfully and provide any proof that you may have that the injury caused to you was due to the recklessness of another individual.
From there, your attorney will take over and handle everything from setting up pretrial evidence to making sure all hearings are handled correctly.
In many cases, they may even be able to avoid trial by working out a settlement with the at-fault party.
You, as the injured party, will have to agree to any settlement offer.
Lawyer-to-client relationships can become testy quickly in situations where the goals of the two sides do not align.
Because of the goal aligning nature of working with a personal injury attorney, however, these relationships often go much smoother.
In fact, and as has been mentioned, you may find that your personal injury lawyer has quickly become your best friend.
Heck, maybe you'll even have a few drinks together before your case is all said and done.
Either way, if you've been injured, it'd be in your best interest to talk to a personal injury lawyer immediately. You won't regret it.


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Find Cheap Banks, OR Auto Insurance Online
Most people will start their research on the Internet, searching for individual car insurance providers, helping to get one that will offer them a much lower rate. There search could be prompted by an increase in their car insurance premiums from their existing company as a result of a claim that they filed recently. If this is the case, you can begin to get individual quotes from each of the businesses that you find to see which one can save you the most money. However, this could be a very time-consuming process, so the following low automobile insurance quotes tips will help you streamline your search for the best coverage the lowest possible price in Washington county.
Cheap Banks Car Insurance Online Tips
The following cheap car insurance online tips are probably ones that you have heard of before, but you may not have used. These strategies are not secret. They have been utilized by people for decades in order to get the best premiums on their auto insurance policies. The Internet has changed many things when it comes to finding cheaper rates for any type of insurance in Banks, Oregon that you may have. It gives you instant access to a multitude of companies that you may not have known about, businesses that can literally save you hundreds of dollars in premiums every month. The goal is to take your time and make sure that you are looking at every possible option. You can actually use multiple tips simultaneously. The goal is to do everything that you can to lower your premiums, especially if they have recently gone up, so that you can have more money to spend on yourself or your family.
Use Online Review Sites
Things You Can Do To Lower Your Premiums
If you don't want to switch to a business that you are not sure of, even though they offer lower premiums, might want to consider doing a few things that can help get your premiums back to normal. For example, you may want to choose a deductible that is much higher, a strategy that will almost instantly lower your premiums without changing your coverage. You could also drop some of the coverage that you have especially if your car is free and clear, and does not require comprehensive coverage or no-fault insurance.
Ways To Automatically Lower Your Premiums
There are actually a few things that can lower your premiums automatically without having to do anything. For example, if you turn 25, you will notice that your premiums will dramatically go down in price. If you are only driving a few thousand miles a year, due to the minimal amount that you are now driving, this can also cause your premiums to go down significantly. Finally, if you are going to school, you may qualify for lower rates simply because you are a student. This is something that you will need to show proof of in order to take advantage of the lower rates.
Combine Your Insurance Policies
Another great way to lower your premiums without having to do anything is to combine the different insurance policies that you have. If you currently have homeowners insurance and medical insurance with an insurance provider, and car insurance with a completely different company, you might want to ask the homeowners and health insurance provider if they offer auto insurance rates. By combining everything together you can qualify for a group rate which could lead to a substantial savings. This is a strategy that many people use just to make it easier to pay their bills, but it can also lead to lower premiums each and every month.
These are just a few of the many strategies that you can use when you are looking for cheap car insurance online. Your best bet is to utilize online services that can submit your request for a quote to multiple companies, and use one of the many that send their quote to you. As mentioned earlier, some of these businesses may not advertise heavily so you may not have heard of them before. You can always verify the authenticity of an insurance company by checking the Better Business Bureau, and if they check out, this is a great way to save hundreds or thousands of dollars every year on your auto insurance premiums. Hopefully these low automobile insurance tips will lead you to the best possible insurance provider that can give you the best coverage at the lowest possible rates in Banks, OR.
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If men and women discuss their vehicle insurance policies at all, it is most probably simply because the regular monthly rates are just also substantial. Nicely, there are numerous techniques you can work to carry down the price of your insurance with no allowing the quality of your coverage to undergo. You can also implement some ideas that could keep you from inadvertently gettin into problems. Discover about a number of of them beneath.
Prior to you acquire a car, discover out how significantly it would cost to insure it. Your insurance policy agent can advise you on the versions of autos that can preserve you funds on your rates. This need to aid you select your subsequent vehicle, whether or not it truly is new or used. You may preserve a great quantity of cash if you purchase an car that carries an exceptional security rating.
Get legal responsibility-only protection. This coverage is the most affordable 1 you can get that still follows all necessary minimum state regulations. Just keep in mind that it does not protect you or your automobile, only the other person and their vehicle. In the event your auto is ruined in some way, you would have to shell out for the repairs your self.
Trying to keep up with the instances is a excellent way to help save cash on your automobile insurance policy. Most insurance policy firms have electronic payment programs set up via their sites. If you use these and make your payments on time, you will be able to conserve some money. There's nothing improper with the aged-fashioned way, but you can save some income by making e-payments.
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As said ahead of, automobile insurance is required by condition regulation. This operates as an benefit for motorists, as it guards them in the celebration of an vehicle accident. A lot of vendors exist that market car insurance. By utilizing the suggestions from this report, you can pick the right automobile insurance policies for by yourself.


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Purity - Pure Gold 3.8%
Brewed by Purity Brewing Co.
A light golden ale prefect for those summer evening sessions. I first found this bottled ale in the local supermarket and after the first sip i knew i was on to a winner, it's extremely refreshing and crisp, offers a slightly bitter after-taste that draws you to sample it over and over again. Highly recommended deserves 5 stars, enjoy!
Buy online from Purity Brewing Co.'s website - http://www.puritybrewing.com/products/Purity%20Own%20Cask%20Ale%20and%20Bottles
Pure Gold 3.8% ABV is a refreshing Golden Ale. Made with English Maris Otter & Cara Gold malts plus Northern Brewer, Fuggles, Hereford Golding and Styrian Golding Hops. Creating an easy drinking beer with a lovely dry and bitter finish.
Wednesday, 22 July 2009
July's Tipple to Try
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ADOS-2 Upgrading Workshop
ADOS-2 is a semi-structured, standardized assessment of communication, social interaction, play/imaginative use of materials and restricted and repetitive behaviours for individuals who have been referred because of possible autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Fundamentally new to the ADOS-2 than ADOS-G are the procedures involved in the algorithm computation and the Comparison Score for Module 1 through 3 which were revised on the basis of the findings of recent validation research. The new Comparison Score provides a way of indicating a participant's level of autism spectrum related symptomatology and it can also be used to interpret an individual's own change in autism spectrum related symptoms over time. ADOS-2 also includes a Toddler Module, which is designed for very young children who do not use phrase speech but who are between the ages of 12 and 30 months. The Toddler Module has its own algorithms that provide "ranges of concern" instead of cutoff scores. A variety of specialists will use the ADOS 2, their use of results in writing reports and making recommendations to inform medical diagnoses, special education classification and occupational therapists and speech and hearing professionals might use for treatment planning.
The half-day ADOS-2 Upgrading Workshop for clinicians is now available through the Department of Psychiatry, Trinity College Dublin.
Interested participants should have PREVIOUSLY COMPLETED ADOS training in TCD or elsewhere.
This course is most useful to professionals who are using ADOS in their clinical practice.
Venue: Trinity Centre for Health Sciences, St. James' Hospital, Dublin 8
Date: 27th of September 2019 (Friday)
Times: 1pm – 5pm
Price: € 120
For those interested in attending the ADOS-2 Upgrading Workshop, please contact us by email - firstname.lastname@example.com
Enquiries to Dr. Nadia Bolshakova.
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ADOS Reliability Workshop
The Autism Diagnostic Observational Schedule (ADOS) is an observational assessment used to support the diagnosis of children and young people with an autistic spectrum disorder. Individuals who have previously attended ADOS training may be interested in the ADOS Reliability Workshop. This workshop will offer professionals using ADOS in their clinical practice to attend practice scoring sessions and scoring discussions and to establish reliability on ADOS scoring. This workshop is particularly suitable for professionals using ADOS who do not have the opportunity to engage in reliability exercises with colleagues. It is also suitable to professionals who are starting to use ADOS and would like more practice with ADOS scoring and the opportunity to discuss scoring with trainers. The workshop does not provide reliability in ADOS for the research setting.
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Autism Awareness: Screening and Complexities Workshop
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Back After Two Months - Pretty Maps
Whew! These nine weeks sure flew by fast! It's funny now that I thought I would not have enough stuff to do for five weeks in Scandinavia. I was planning on only doing three weeks there and then a couple of weeks in Berlin and a week in Prague/Budapest. Ha! Turned out I had barely enough time without even contemplating going to Finland. Berlin and Prague will have to wait.
But it has been great! It even warmed up nicely while I was in Copenhagen so I was looking forward to some beach time in the Mediterranean with my parents but it turned out to be just a teaser and the weather has not been all that great for the rest of the trip.
Even when I got to Toronto, the first couple of days were crazy hot, but we were too busy with the travel blogger conference to take advantage of city's island beaches and then it got pretty cold. But it was still an amazing trip!
Pretty Maps
So what's the first thing I did once I got back? Before even unpacking my backpack, I grabbed a box of pins and went straight to my wall map:
There is something to that. The feeling of excitement. But it is not just for marking the places I have been. It is more for the memories that instantly spring up in my mind when looking at each of those pins.
And here is the TripAdvisor version:
Unfortunately, I could not find an option to actually embed the interactive TripAdvisor map. That thing is quite fun to play with !
Country-wise, I upped the number of states visited to 38 (Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Vatican, and Portugal). Still a far cry from Chris Guillebeau's feat of visiting each one of them, but I am in no hurry:
Being an avgeek, I count "getting there" as part of the adventure as well. And this trip was not an exception.
On the contrary - I am still pretty proud of my travel hacking skills with the ticket I got that covered most of my flights for just $316!
In fact, out of 24 flights, I only had to pay for three of them - getting from Copenhagen to Paris was the most expensive one since I got it last minute. I flown twice more with Vueling, a Spanish low cost carrier, to get from Paris to Rome and from Rome to Barcelona. Lastly, I took advantage of AmEx - Avios bonus transfer promo to get the flights to and from Minneapolis for just about 9,000 AmEx points (for three flights!).
As I already mentioned, it took me 24 flights (8 of them with SAS!), flying 18285 miles / 29427 km for the grand total of 53 hours in the air. Besides SAS, I have flown with seven other airlines and visited 23 airports - some much much better than others! Quite a boost for my FlightMemory totals:
This reminds me of the last flight on this trip - as I was trying to get on a standby list for an earlier flight to Tulsa at DFW, the agent proceeded to school me on the intricacies of standby flying, then snarkly asked how much I fly a year...
Anyways. Time to unpack!


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Vendors of Point of Sale (POS) software, system integrators and retailers who develop or customize packaged solutions should make implementing test automation a priority in their testing organizations. Effective test automation for POS software can be developed quickly and efficiently using predefined templates and reusable steps. This whitepaper provides a detailed understanding of the concepts, components and techniques necessary for automating the testing of a POS system using AscentialTest. It also highlights: Different components of the test framework that address the parts of POS How to get the most benefit from automated testing How to promote reuse of test cases across localized POS systems Descriptions of a small sample of steps for the cash register GUI
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Tuesday, 8 January 2008
Alpine Meadow 247/104/97
SL is place that keeps amazing me!! The contrast with my previous visit could not be bigger. I visited this exhibition of medieval panels on Epiphany, the visit of the Kings to Bethlehem. Magnificent images in a appropriate environment. The image itself has not the quality of the web based copies to be found elsewhere on the Web. In this way this exposition leads us to more elaborate portraits of work and artists. Good job and what a joy.
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Meet the 2018 RLI Texas Chapter Officers
Minor Taylor, ALC
Minor has been involved in Real Estate and Real Estate Development for over 25 years, not only in the United States but Internationally.
His real estate background gives him the knowledge to work with large farm & ranch properties, luxury properties, international properties, development tracks and hunting properties.
He brings an understanding of the Real Estate market and dedicates himself to professionalism and personal service.
He is a licensed real estate broker in Texas, Louisiana & Colorado and is a member of The Houston Association of Realtors, The Texas Association of Realtors, The National Association of Realtors, The Texas Realtors Land Institute, where he is currently President, The Colorado Realtors Land Institute, The National Realtors Land Institute, where he is also board member and the Land Education Foundation, where he is the vice chairman of the board of trustees.
Minor is also a member of the National Association of Realtors prestigious Global Business and Alliances Committee.
He is a founding member and board member of The Texas Land Brokers Network and is also a member of the Texas Alliance of Land Brokers.
He is a five year in a row recipient of The Texas Land Broker Network, agent to agent highest transaction award, the National Realtor Land Institute agent to agent highest transaction award and The Realtors Land Institute & The Land Report's Apex Award, given to the top 20 National Land Producers.
He is also a recipient of the Lands of America 'Land Star' award,
"This award recognizes top professional brokers in the land real estate market for their accomplishments."
Minor is a founding member of American Farm & Ranch Brokerage, a premier group of farm and ranch brokers nationwide.
He is also a founding member of the Land Broker Cooperative. A nation wide MLS site for Land Brokers.
He is a member of The Asian Real Estate Association of America (AREAA), The Houston Association of Realtor's International Advisory Committee and is an Accredited Land Consultant (ALC), a Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS), a Texas Water Rights Specialist (TWRS) and holds The Transnational Referral Certification
(TRC) and the Accredited Luxury Home Specialist (ALHS) Designation.
He is an active member of the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo where he has served as Captain on the Rodeo's International Committee.
He is the owner and broker of Taylor Land Investments Real Estate and Property Connections Real Estate in Houston and Bay City, Texas.
Rick Doak
Jerrett Lamb
Von Box
Meet the 2018 RLI Texas Board of Directors
Catherine Cole, ALC
Cathy Cole's clients benefit from over twenty seven years of experience buying and selling private residences and some of the region's most spectacular farms and ranches. During that time, she has amassed a record of success that includes over 100 Top Producer titles, and the South Central Board of REALTORS® recognized Cathy as their first two-time "REALTOR® of the Year 1997 & 2005." In 2013 and 2014 she was awarded the People's Choice Award for Best Realtor and Heritage Texas Country Properties was awarded the same award for Best Real Estate Company in the south central region. Again this year Best Real Estate Company for 2018. She is owner of Heritage Texas Country Properties and knows that being a graduate and a trainer of Texas Realtors Leadership Program is being put to full use now more than ever.
Born in Chicago, IL and after growing up in Pasadena, CA she lived in Southern California, London, Italy, Africa, the Middle East and Houston, Cathy settled with her family in Brenham over thirty years ago. She understands the needs of clients who want to purchase a property on the other side of the Brazos River and those who are relocating to the other side of an ocean.
Energetic and enterprising, Cathy provides personalized service for buyers and sellers and finds the right property for each client. Her job is only complete when the buyer or seller is satisfied. Cathy treasures each client, but she is especially proud of the dozens of individuals and families who have trusted her to manage their real estate transactions multiple times.
Her dedication to the "country life" and work for clients buying and selling amazing rural properties earned her the honor of serving Immediate Past President of the Texas Chapter of REALTORS® Land Institute, currently Director of the Realtors Land Institute, National Board, the most trusted, accomplished and highest performing land experts across the state. She is also a founding member and past Director of the Texas Land Brokers Network, an organization dedicated to networking and education of land professionals.
Cathy has also been a member of Political Involvement Committee for the Texas Association of Realtors for five year and serves on the Land Use Committee. Cathy's own colleagues recognize and respect her dedication to both her personal and professional integrity, which was why she was asked to serve on the Texas Association of REALTORS®' Professional Standards Committee for eight years. She has served on several other committees as well. Currently Cathy serves on the Texas Association of Realtors Nominating Committee and is a Government Affairs representative.
A dedicated mother and grandmother, Cathy believes that strong communities begin at home. Cathy volunteers countless hours to charities to help ensure that Washington County and surrounding areas are better places to live and work. Cathy says the best advice she ever received was to "be honest and love my work". Past Director of Washington County Chamber of Commerce and has served on several task forces. Member of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Brenham Country Club Ladies Association and Board.
Known as the "Dirt Girl", "Come home to your heritage" is Cathy's belief and extends to her clients, peers and family. The four "F.s" are a standby for her: Faith, Family, Friends and Fun…" These now are extended to the "nine F's" with the addition of: Focus, Fortitude, Freedom, Forgiveness, and Future…
Steven Bilicek, ALC
Steven J. Bilicek, ALC has been in the real estate business for 29 years and he has owned and operated his own business, Texas Ag Realty, LLC for nearly 25 years. Mr. Bilicek is an Accredited Land Consultant with the ALC designation awarded by the Realtors Land Institute and a Licensed Texas Real Estate Broker. He also holds a Masters Degree in Land Economics and Real Estate, a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics, and an Associates Arts Degree in Agriculture. He is a state certified general real estate appraiser and he also holds the MAI designation from the Appraisal Institute. Mr. Bilicek has provided brokerage and consulting services on a wide variety of agricultural, commercial, and industrial properties. He has assisted buyers and sellers with the marketing and purchase of farms, ranches, hunting properties, country estates, transitional land, development property, commercial land, and industrial land throughout Texas. He has also consulted and assisted buyers and sellers on farms and ranches in New Mexico, Louisiana, Colorado, Oklahoma, Wyoming, and Montana. Mr. Bilicek is a member of the Texas Alliance of Land Brokers, Texas Land Brokers Network, National Association of Realtors, Texas Association of Realtors, Houston Association of Realtors, The Houston Safari Club, and the Dallas Safari Club.
Wendy Johnson, ALC
Wendy Johnson began selling Agricultural Land, Farm and Ranch, Recreational, Equestrian Estates, Hunting, Residential and Country Home properties throughout Texas in 2012. Raised on a horse ranch in Northern Illinois, and owned and operated a profitable equestrian facility, Wendy developed a passion for the outdoors at an early age.
Her business manager and paralegal background working with contracts, dispute resolutions, and negotiations with challenging unique properties complements her work in real estate. She represents domestic and international sellers, buyers, and investors, while continually building relationships with top real estate professionals. Her reputation for integrity, honesty, quality of service, effective negotiating, and understanding of markets allows her to get deals done.
Her Accredited Land Consultant designation has given her the ability to network amongst the superior land experts throughout the states.
She is certainly passionate and dedicated about her business in real estate, and her faith shines in God, family and friends.
Achievements, Affiliations & Awards
• National REALTORS® Land Institute (RLI), Member
• RLI National Chapter Task Force Committee Member
• RLI Texas Chapter Task Force, Director
• RLI National Education Committee Member
• Accredited Land Consultant (ALC) and Accredited Buyer's Representative (ABR) designations
• Rookie of the Year, Top Producer and Leadership Awards
• World and Reserve Championships showing horses
Norma Carleton, ALC
As a Native Texan it only made sense that I would relocate from the City to the Country eventually! I moved to a little 50 acre farm in Walburg, Texas in 1992 which was my very first introduction to "LAND" & the best move I've ever made! I obtained my Real Estate License in the Great State of Texas in 2003 and naturally my first listings fell under the Farm & Ranch Division. Prior to my Real Estate Career, I spent 12 years working in Procurement for the Manufacturing industry in the Telecommunications & Medical Device Field in the Austin, Texas area. In between those to careers I was Blessed with the opportunity to be a "Stay At Home Mom" by far the hardest, yet Most Treasured Job I will ever have!
My home place "Carleton Farms" is where I have spend the last 26 years Building My Faith, My Family, & My Real Estate Business. I obtained my ABR = Accredited Buyer Agent designation 2003. I joined RLI in 2008 and have served on the National Education Board for several years, appointed the Chair Position 2016. I have served on the RLI Texas Chapter Board of Directors 2014 -2018. Awarded the ALC designation 2016. I am a Member of TWA = Texas Wildlife Association and serve on their Woman of the Land Committee. I am a Member of the National Association of Realtors, Texas Association of Realtors, & The Williamson County Board of Realtors. I have been awarded The 5-Star Real Estate Agent 2012*2013*2014*2015*2016*2018 by Texas Monthly Magazine based on "Excellence in Customer Service" representing Buyers! I'm currently licensed under Keller Williams Realty - Georgetown. I look forward to working with you soon.
Marc Bradberry
I am currently a REALTOR® with Anderson Realty Company. I specialize in rural agricultural properties mainly in Hood, Erath, Palo Pinto and Parker Counties. However, I have sold properties all over the state of Texas. I have been involved in selling rural properties for several years. My background includes a degree in range animal science, ranch management, and agricultural sales. This background has helped me transition to a career in selling rural farm and ranch real estate.
Don's land and ranch real estate career began in the 1990's, primarily buying and selling ranches in Central Texas. Don became a Texas licensed agent in 2005 and a licensed broker in 2010, which is when he founded Longhorn Realty, LLC. Based out of Williamson County, Texas, Don mainly focuses on farm and ranch properties in Bastrop, Bell, Blanco, Burnet, Hays, Lampasas, Llano, Lee, Milam, San Saba, Travis, Williamson Counties and surrounding areas. Don is also a ranch owner and avid outdoorsman and has hands-on experience specifically with land and ranch properties. Don also has a nice resume of residential sales and has built and renovated numerous homes throughout Central Texas. Some of Don's memberships include: Texas Alliance of Land Brokers, REALTOR Land Institute, Luxury Home Council, Better Business Bureau, Williamson County Association of REALTORS, Highland Lakes Association of REALTORS, Central Texas MLS, Leander Chamber of Commerce, Liberty Hill Chamber of Commerce, Texas Association of REALTORS and National Association of REALTORS.
Don Honeycutt, ALC
Don's land and ranch real estate career began in the 1990's, primarily buying and selling ranches in Central Texas. Don became a Texas licensed agent in 2005 and a licensed broker in 2010, which is when he founded Longhorn Realty, LLC. Based out of Williamson County, Texas, Don mainly focuses on farm and ranch properties in Bastrop, Bell, Blanco, Burnet, Hays, Lampasas, Llano, Lee, Milam, San Saba, Travis, Williamson Counties and surrounding areas. Don is also a ranch owner and avid outdoorsman and has hands-on experience specifically with land and ranch properties. Don also has a nice resume of residential sales and has built and renovated numerous homes throughout Central Texas.
Some of Don's memberships include: Texas Alliance of Land Brokers, REALTOR Land Institute, Luxury Home Council, Better Business Bureau, Williamson County Association of REALTORS, Highland Lakes Association of REALTORS, Central Texas MLS, Leander Chamber of Commerce, Liberty Hill Chamber of Commerce, Texas Association of REALTORS and National Association of REALTORS.


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Kendriya Vidyalaya Admit Card 2019
Post Highlights
Here is the good news for all the applicants of KVS Teacher Recruitment 2019. The notification is released to fill 6205 vacancies in various posts like Principal, PGT, TGT, and Primary teacher. Interested candidates applied for the job. Now the officials released the link to download Kendriya Vidyalaya Admit Card 2019 in the official website kvsangathan.nic.in. Aspirants applied to any post in this notice can get their Kendriya Vidyalaya PRT Call letter 2019 from the link attached to this article. Immediately after download the hall ticket, the candidate should make a note of Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan Exam Date, venue and time. Continue reading this page and gather more information related to these vacancies. To get your KVS PGT Admit Card within few minutes, click on the link attached to this page.
Kendriya Vidyalaya PRT Call letter 2019
The Central Government of India as an aim to educate the children of Indian Defence Services started "Central Schools". The schools are located all over the India. After few years, they re-named as Kendriya Vidyalayas. All these schools are affiliated to CBSE. Recently a notification is published to fill 6205 vacancies under the designations like Principal, TGT, PGT and PRT. Now, all the applicants are eagerly waiting to download their Kendriya Vidyalaya Admit Card 2019. The official website to know about Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan Exam Date is kvsangathan.nic.in. No one is allowed to write the exam without Call letter. The selection of candidates for these Government Vacancies in only based on the marks scored in the written test. So, all the aspirants should perform well in the examination. The direct link to download KVS TGT Hall Ticket is attached to this article. All the applicants should appear 30minutes before the scheduled time. Aspirants should read all the instruction printed on KVS PGT Admit Card. You can also clarify your doubts by commenting them in the comment box provided along with the E-mail Id.
Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan Exam Date
Those candidates who satisfy the eligibility criteria and interested in these Teacher jobs applied for the recruitment notice. The selection of applicants is only through written examination. The test pattern is divided into two parts. Topics like English, Hindi, Current Affairs, Reasoning Ability and Teaching Methodology are covered in both the papers. The Kendriya Vidyalaya PRT Call letter 2019 is the primary requirement to appear for this exam. The applicants are now waiting for Kendriya Vidyalaya Admit Card 2019. Here are some instructions for the candidates to download their hall ticket. All the contenders should carry any of the government issued proof along with the KVS PGT Admit Card downloaded. Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan Exam Date will be notified soon in the official website kvsangathan.nic.in. Keep in touch with our site employment-news.org and get to know about all latest changes or information passed by the authorities.
KVS TGT Hall Ticket Details:
Name of Organization: Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS)
Official website: kvsangathan.nic.in
Posts Name:
- Post Graduate Teacher (PGT)
- Training Graduate Teacher (TGT)
- Primary Teacher (PRT)
- Principal
Number of vacancies: 6205 vacancies
Category: Admit card
Instructions to download KVS Teacher Admit Card
- Open the official website kvsangathan.nic.in
- There you will find various links, select the appropriate one from the group
- Choose the link and enter the essential details
- Click on Submit Button, the next page viewed is your admit card
- Download it and keep a copy for further use
Bookmark our site using Ctrl+D to get various details like date of exam, syllabus, and answer key, etc.; we also update you with latest government vacancies in several departments. Keep viewing our site for more updates.


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One of our readers, Matt, recently sent us an email lamenting the sudden and unexpected closure of Meditrina – one of OUR favorite lunch spots on Abbot Kinney Blvd.
Matt said:
I just wanted to report that Meditrina Cafe on Abbot Kinney has suddenly closed! There is a note posted on the door thanking everyone for the business, what a shame! =(
They had the best, cleanest and coolest breakfast/brunch around! I loved the Juan Carlos Breakfast Burrito as well as many other items on the menu. Attention to detail for sure as everything they made was quality. The back patio was always super relaxed and quiet with a nice garden in close view. The staff were always fast, friendly and attentive. It was such a great atmosphere all around. This restaurant was a rare gem in the weekend brunch hunt and it will surely be missed.
Check out some of the reviews on Yelp: http://www.yelp.com/biz/meditrina-cafe-venice
Pictures attached, and please try to also include the burrito shot…i just loved that damn burrito! LOL
We're with you, Matt – it's a real shame. There's been some discussion about this on the Yo! Venice Forum for a few weeks.
Ah the burrito…it does look pretty damn good! (Matt had the foresight to take a pic before he dug in – something Bret and I usually forget to do until only the pig piece is left.)