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During the summer months while many head to the coast for annual holidays and time away, things can become pretty busy on the more popular waterways. Places like the Gippsland lakes, Marlo and Bemm River in Victoria are regular haunts for me right throughout the year and while these places still fish extremely well during summer, the higher levels of boating activity often push me further and further away from humanity in order to fill the sense of adventure I get from a day out fishing. Creek fishing is nothing new, nor do you need a lot of gear. I only have a two wheel drive sedan but that doesn't stop me from dropping my 12' tinny into some pretty gnarly and remote creeks from time to time, all it takes is a bit of forward planning and research. Resources such as topographic maps and even Google maps are the best places to start planning trips as they offer a wide variety of information on the area in question, especially if it is an area you haven't been to before. A lot of these places will have limited or no phone reception, so don't forget to let someone know where you're headed before you leave.
Where to start fishing in these creeks is often the hardest question to answer, the majority of banks will look attractive and driving past good areas to find great spots can provide too much for many people but the best advice I can give is not to second guess yourself – if you have your doubts just keep driving, you can always come back if needed. The other is to look for 'spots on spots', these areas are more often than not the most consistent and will make for solid 'go to' areas should you be unable to find fish elsewhere. Areas such as the junction of creeks or a small rocky section on a bank lined with tea tree can be all it takes to consistently hold fish.
A large part of the appeal toward this type of fishing is the reward you gain from the time and effort you put in to planning a trip, nine times out of ten the scenery will be amazing and the fishing will be right up there to rival it! Fishing remote isn't always easy, but always worth it.


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Winton State School/
From Blackall I continued to Winton to share the love. There was plenty of creative inspiration in this dinosaur and opal crazed town including Arno's wall ..Top stuff! I worked with students at Winton State School to complete a whole stack of artworks during the final couple of weeks of term three.

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FREE ADMISSION! Enjoy an interactive storytelling and song performance, then stick around to get your picture taken with Cinderella afterwards! Whole Foods Market will provide a craft and snack, as well. All ages welcome!
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Hey Guys! Can you believe its November already?! This year has just FLOWN by and I feel like next year will go even quicker with our wedding. I was insanely busy this month so there wasn't time to test out a ton but I do have some surprising favorites I think! Keep reading and tell me in the comments something that was your favorite this past month!
Blog Lovin - If you don't know what Blog Lovin is, I feel like it's an updated tumlr for blogs. I have been really liking it recently because I like seeing what other people are talking about, gives me inspiration and lastly, I just like reading blogs :) Im on there and if you want to follow me and see what Im liking you can!
Aerie - I have been recently been in need of new lounge wear and underwear (TMI ?) all the lace stuff from Victoria Secret that use to all the rage I just was hating. They either ripped easily and weren't comfortable. So I got a bunch of stuff from Aerie, one thing I like about them is they are usually having some sorta of sale and returns are easy. And its comfortable!
CeraVe - My skin has been so angry lately, I am getting all these dry patches when I am so oily. I think it may be due to dehydration and just the stress of life. CeraVe is pretty calming and although it hasn't fixed my problem all together it is for sure helping my skin. Its very dermatologist focus and doesn't have a lot of perfumes and things that can easily irritate the skin. Hoping to mellow out and have it get better soon!
Bullet Journaling - I have a post coming on this soon! But its a new way of journaling and I think Im really starting to like it!
Meditation App - The app is called Simple Habit. To help me mellow out I have been listening to meditation. I like to do it mostly before bed to help calm me but Im hoping to incorporate it after some work out soon. I like that you can pick where you are, or activity you are doing and customize 5, 10, or 20 minutes.
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Bellshill Central Parish Church enjoys a refreshingly dynamic programme of outreach and at it's core is music. Our buildings and organ are recently refurbished and restored and we want to make them a real community asset. Our BIG SING series is part of that ongoing activity. Our organist, Alan Mathew, instigated the BIG SING series in 2015 with a view to involving as many people as possible and supporting local charities.
Check back soon for details of our next BIG SING!
Our most recent Big Sing was SING A SONG FOR CHRISTMAS with Mossend and Lawmuir Primary Schools


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Entrepreneurs in Colorado should know that the type of name that they have for their startup could be a factor in the amount of funding they are able to obtain. Startup names that are easy to pronounce are favored by investors in the early and late stages of a startup's development. Angel investors, venture capitalists, crowd funders and IPO investors tend to provide more funding to these companies.
Funding and business names
Venture capital expands in an unlikely industry
Innovative companies in the insurance industry have enjoyed significant growth in venture capital over the past two years. Some Colorado investors may notice an obvious contradiction between the insurance industry's focus on risk management and venture capitalists seeking speculative high rewards. However, the recent turn should not be a shock, according to analysts.
Growth in Colorado 2017 venture capital
Businesses seeking seed capital from investors may need to redouble efforts in light of second quarter data in 2017. In Colorado and the nation as a whole, numbers point to larger amounts of venture capital pouring into a smaller number of firms. Appeals to international investors resulted in big gains for businesses in certain sectors. These gains over 2016 increases follow similar ones in the first quarter.
The future of venture capital in the United States
Venture capitalists and angel investors often provide entrepreneurs in Colorado and around the country with crucial startup capital when traditional banks will not. The venture capital industry has changed noticeably with the emergence of micro funds that concentrate mainly on initial seed money, and most industry experts expect the focus of venture capitalists to continue to evolve in the years ahead.
Updating the business plan may help secure capital
Start-up companies in Colorado and around the country are renowned for both needing and blowing through large amounts of cash. The needs and uses are typically expected and written into the business plan used to secure seed capital. After the business has significant cash flow, however, owners may forego the formal business plan until a catastrophe strikes, cash flows enter negative territory or owners face some other reason for seeking capital.
Why the government should not subsidize venture capital
Entrepreneurs in Colorado may have great ideas for startups that require them to seek venture capital so that they can finance their businesses. In Silicon Valley, for instance, there are a large number of unicorn companies precisely because of the influx of venture capital. The success there has led some governments to try to incentivize venture capital investments by offering subsidies.
Venture capital withdraws from cleantech boom
Colorado investors many be interested to learn that the deployment of clean energy technology is facing a decline in venture capital deals and funding. The national trend in cleantech funding showed a 30 percent drop in funding over a five-year period ending in 2016, according to a new report from the Brookings Institution. Cleantech is an umbrella term for several sectors, such as solar power and energy storage. The loss of funding for these sectors is hitting new business ventures harder, and some regions are faring much better than others.
The current condition of venture capital
Prospective entrepreneurs in Colorado who are seeking business financing may consider using venture capital. They may benefit from learning a few facts about the state of venture capital.
Venture capital investing in the first quarter of 2017
Colorado entrepreneurs who are interested in funding their businesses using venture capital might be interested in learning that in the first three months of 2017, venture capitalists invested more than $16 billion in nearly 1,800 companies. Of that capital, half of it went to more than 500 companies in California. However, of the companies that did receive venture capital investments in that time, 69 percent were not in California. Companies in Washington D.C. and 46 states all received venture capital investment.
Less venture capital funding for women-led companies
Venture capital funding is essential for many new businesses. However, companies with female founders in Colorado and elsewhere tend to receive much less funding than companies founded by men.


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Call it coincidence. Call it irony. Just a day after I published a post about the late Arthur Ochs Sulzberger of The New York Times ("A newspaper publisher like no other"), I learn from Outlook editor Krishna Prasad's blog that another venerable American publication, The New Yorker, has devoted a nine-page article to The Times of India and its owners, Samir and Vineet Jain.
Read Krishna Prasad's post here: "Samir Jain, Vineet Jain and TOI in The New Yorker".
And you can read the New Yorker article here: "Citizens Jain".
- Also read: "Paid news and the influence of newspaper owners".
- Additional reading: An insight into the ingredients of great writing from The New Yorker.
- EXTERNAL READING: On April 27, 2013, Mint, too, provided evidence of the appeal newspapers have for Indians:
Take a look at Mint's photo essay here: "Newspaper Nation".
- UPDATE (May 7, 2013): The New Yorker has just published a letter by the executive editor of The Times of India regarding the "Citizens Jain" article. Read the letter here.


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Is anyone really still surprised how far our newspapers will go to back their chosen political party? What was shocking about today's Daily Telegraph Tory election leaflet of a front page was not that it had been organised by Conservative central office. It's that they think it might work.
The full-page splash "exclusive" revealed how 5,000 small business owners backed Conservative economic policy. "Wow," you think, "fancy that! In that case I'm voting Conservative!"
The letter, the Telegraph said, was organised by the Apprentice star, West Ham chairman and Tory peer Karren Brady. Some people on Twitter then got very excited because a simple check revealed that the document had, in fact, been prepared by "CCHQ-Admin" – Conservative campaign headquarters.
So what? At every election our fiercely independent [sic] newspapers take a party line and pursue it with varying degrees of rigour and veracity. This morning's Daily Mirror was just as enthusiastic in service of Ed Miliband and his rent freeze proposal. So this is not new, and it is not just a rightwing thing.
Britain's newspapers are clearly partisan and some more than others. The Independent has drifted leftwards to join the Guardian and the Mirror, although the bulk of sales and online traffic is garnered by newspapers who want a Conservative victory. Richard Desmond's Express has gone even further and backed Ukip. Some papers, such as Rupert Murdoch's the Times, swing both ways in their coverage, even when their party allegiance is declared.
This is all very transparent. Any Sun or Mail reader, for example, who doesn't realise that their papers have a political point of view is beyond help. Out there on the social networks everyone is a media critic, so these Pravda-style gestures are relentlessly pilloried. The evidence seems to be that the political Twitter tribes cancel themselves out. They are even more partisan than the papers. But the effect of all that online calling out of servile articles does mean that the rising public scepticism about journalists and politicians is amplified.
I'm not sure that anyone beyond the core vote of the Tory party will be swayed by such a crass piece of propaganda. In this election it seems that undecided voters are deeply mistrustful of the big parties and mainstream politicians, so it seems silly to treat them like sheep to be rounded up. There are signs that the newspapers, including the Telegraph, realise this. The Guardian has set great store by data journalism and interactive, live political coverage. But all the papers now have lots of online political journalism that gives you a much better range of opinion, information and sources than you would find in the hard-copy paper. The Telegraph has even teamed up with Vote Match to provide an app to help you work out how to vote without treating you like an idiot.
The biases are of course still there. The Sun's lively digital election offering, SunNation, is very engaging and plays well across different online platforms, but while it is often funny and insightful, it is still unmistakably rightwing. Compare that with Buzzfeed, which is targeting a similarly youthful market. It has hired a talented bunch of budding political hacks who are producing a wide range of content including serious interviews with party leaders as well as polls, jokes and photo-led, list-style pieces on odder aspects of the campaign. Yes, they loved the #milifandom thing. They include a lot of perspectives, but the editorial line is non-partisan.
I don't mind that our newspapers have a point of view. We have a mainstream media ecology that still offers a real choice. Don't forget that the biggest source of political information for the public is still the much more "balanced" broadcasters. But I do think that the papers need to grow up. Even Lord Leveson thought that we have some of the best political journalism in the world. We are not making the most of their talents if we put them in a straitjacket of party loyalty. Leave that to the politicians scrambling for votes.
Paper sales are falling and so is their influence. The parties don't even bother with daily press conferences during election campaigns anymore. If our news brands want to remain relevant, they need to ditch the party press releases and stage the honest debate that our politicians are so keen to avoid.


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I remember as a child playing with a jewelry box that had an assortment of clip-on earrings and matching necklaces. It was fun dressing up, even though the clip-on earrings were painful! Maybe that's why I didn't get my ears pierced till I was almost 30.
I love bling, but still feel like I'm playing dress-up when I put it on, so I opt for a more subtle look and don't have all that much. If you're among those who have a collection of fine, costume, and/or sentimental jewelry, you might sometimes find it difficult to access your accessories.
Of course if you have a fine cigar, I mean, jewelry box like the one pictured here, you're probably fine. (I made it for my mom in the 60s; it looked "better" before the sprayed-gold macaroni fell off.) If you don't have one and need some up-to-date tips for organizing your jewelry check out the Timely Tips below.
TIMELY TIPS - Access Your Accessories
1. As always, the first step is to purge and sort. Remove the single earrings that have been missing their partners for the last five years and the broken items that your good intentions haven't fixed. Let go of the unloved and unused jewelry as well.
2. Sort your remaining jewelry into three categories - fine, costume, and sentimental. Consider creating a display of your sentimental pieces in a shadow box so you can enjoy seeing them. Or, designate a specific compartment in a dresser-top jewelry box for those items. That way, they don't get in the way of accessing the jewelry you regularly use.
3. Secure your fine jewelry in a safe, or keep it hidden in a hollowed out book or aDiversion Can Safe. Apparently sock drawers, the freezer, and of course, jewelry boxes are the most commonly checked by thieves.
For the rest of your jewelry, accessibility is the key!
4. The hanging pocket jewelry organizer is a favorite because it can be hung on the back of the closet door, or on the closet rod so that you can choose and retrieve your accessories while getting dressed. Bed, Bath, and Beyond has a cute one in the shape of a little black dress. One side has pockets for earrings and the other side has loops that hang necklaces and bracelets. You can find similar organizers at Home Goods and other discounted stores.
5. The velvet lined jewelry dividers keep your items from being a jumbled mess and can be stacked in dresser drawers. A thriftier version is using ice trays which can hold 14+ pairs of earrings each and are also easily stacked.
6. More re-purposing ideas: A belt/tie hanger can hang necklaces and bracelets. An accordion rack, formerly used for kitchen mugs, or a decorative towel rod with S-shaped shower curtain rings can do the same. The most unique repurposing I've seen is a metal rake (without its handle), for those of you with a more rustic motif. You can find that on Sarahndipities Blogspot.
7. DIY projects: A framed fabric-covered cork-board with decorative pushpins makes an attractive wall jewelry organizer. Even cup-hooks screwed into stained or painted wood strips can create lots of hanging space for earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and rings. Check out Pinterest for more crafty jewelry organizing ideas.
8. There are plenty of standard jewelry boxes, hangers and holders available everywhere from department to discount stores. I even saw some at Michael's this week! So grab your40% off coupon and find the perfect match for your newly sorted jewelry. Just keep in mind single layers-- the more you see, the more you'll use.
Just because I don't wear a lot of jewelry doesn't mean I don't have impeccable taste! ( : Two of my favorite jewelry sources are Tagua Fair Trade Fresno and The Haitian Bead Project (Website & FB).
Both are suppliers of beautiful handcrafted necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. And both supply jewelry with a purpose! Sales from these non-profit organizations create opportunities for economically and socially marginalized producers - placing the interests of producers and their communities as the primary concern.
You can follow them and find out where they'll be selling their products next by clicking the links above.
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Description of Abbey Park in GRAND BLANC, MI
Abbey Park at Mill River is a professional care community in a quiet residential area of Grand Blanc, MI. This property offers individualized assisted living and independent living services. When seeking a long-term care solution, assisted living is geared toward individuals who want to live with some level of independence but need assistance. There are many reasons for living in an assisted living community. Research suggests that seniors who live near their peers and have a variety of social activities feel a greater sense of well-being. Assisted living provides senior-friendly housing and a caring staff. Other services you'll find include around-the-clock supervision and security, access to professional nurses, emergency call systems, help with daily living, and nutritious meals prepared by chefs. These communities typically provide linen service, housekeeping, transportation, and a calendar of social events. For seniors who can care for themselves but who want to enjoy a low-maintenance life, independent living is the ideal choice. Tailored for both individuals and couples, these senior communities are also known as retirement villages, 55+ communities, and senior apartments. Residents stay in private apartments or individual homes with a variety of community amenities, services, and programs tailored just for seniors. You'll enjoy your own space, so you can bring your favorite belongings, such as furniture and personal items. With independent living, residents won't have to worry about maintenance, mowing, or other chores associated with home ownership. Because independent living communities are intended for older adults who need little or no assistance, most do not offer medical care or supervision. You'll find many social programs and community amenities, such as gardening, bridge, bingo, fitness programs, book clubs, and planned outings. Abbey Park at Mill River is a community where you'll experience a comfortable new beginning with a dedicated staff. In this community, residents find a full range of assisted living and independent living services, as well as a helpful, caring staff. Assisted living offers help on an as-needed basis, with the goal of supplying the support required to stay as self-reliant as possible. For seniors who can care for themselves but who want to enjoy a low-maintenance life, independent living is the ideal choice. At Abbey Park at Mill River, find the ideal services and amenities you need to live comfortably.
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'Independence Day: Resurgence' Movie Cast: Liam Hemsworth Net Worth vs. Jeff Goldblum Net WorthCan 'Resurgence' beat out the original 'Independence Day' movie?
On June 24, Earth's defenses will be tested when "Independence Day: Resurgence" hits theaters. The sequel comes more than 20 years after the original challenged the biggest movies of the 90s. Produced for just $75 million, "Independence Day" earned more than $50 million its opening weekend and grossed $817.4 million worldwide.
The "Independence Day" movie sequel cost $200 million, according to box office reporting source Box Office Mojo, and is expected to dominate the early summer domestic box office. Aside from Will Smith, veteran cast members will return, joining "The Hunger Games" actor Liam Hemsworth on screen. Here is a look at the cast, their careers and net worths.
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Jeff Goldblum Net Worth: $40 Million
Jeff Goldblum, whose net worth is estimated at $40 million, returns to his unforgettable role as the quirky but brilliant David Levinson. The actor's remarkable career spans more than four decades and includes more than 100 acting credits. He starred in not just "Independence Day" but also the 1990s classic "Jurassic Park." The blockbusters earned $817.4 million and $1.03 billion worldwide, reported Box Office Mojo — his two biggest movies to date.
Jeff Goldblum is working on an untitled Wes Anderson project and Marvel's "Thor: Ragnarok," starring Chris Hemsworth. He's been nominated for an Oscar, a Primetime Emmy and a Screen Actors Guild Award.
Bill Pullman Net Worth: $18 Million
"Independence Day" veteran Bill Pullman has a net worth of $18 million. Pullman, who returns as President Thomas J. Whitmore, has 87 credits dating back to the 1986 TV show "Cagney and Lacey." He's showed remarkable diversity in comedies like "Spaceballs," horror movies like "The Grudge" and dramas like "Wyatt Earp."
Pullman has four other projects in the works, including "Brother in Laws," "Walking Out," "LBJ" and "Trouble."
Liam Hemsworth Net Worth: $16 Million
Liam Hemsworth of "The Hunger Games" fame was born just six years before the release of "Independence Day." In "Resurgence," he plays Jake Morrison.
Liam Hemsworth's $16 million net worth is largely due to his role in "The Hunger Games," where he appeared alongside Jennifer Lawrence. Those films collectively earned over $1.4 billion in theaters worldwide.
William Fichtner Net Worth: $8 Million
William Fichtner, who has a net worth of $8 million, has appeared in some of the most critically-acclaimed and commercially-successful movies in modern history, including "Armageddon," "Pearl Harbor," "Black Hawk Down," "Crash" and "The Dark Knight."
Fichtner, who won a Screen Actors Guild Award for "Crash" in 2006, is working on four other projects in 2016: "St. Sebastian," "The Gettysburg Address," "Last Days of Summer" and "Krystal."
Vivica Fox Net Worth: $6 Million
Vivica Fox, who has a net worth of $6 million, is reprising her role as Jasmine Dubrow, an exotic dancer who married Will Smith's character in the original film. The actress first met Will Smith in "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air."
A prolific actress, Fox has nearly 150 acting credits dating back to "Days of Our Lives" in 1988. She's been in successful TV shows like "Family Matters," "Martin" and "Beverly Hills, 90210," as well as hit movies like "Kill Bill: Vol. 1" and "Kill Bill: Vol. 2." She currently appears alongside Taraji P. Henson in "Empire."
Joey King Net Worth: $3 Million
Joey King, who plays Sam in "Resurgence," began accumulating her net worth before she was in kindergarten, when she appeared in television commercials. Consistently busy, Joey King's resume already includes nearly 50 acting credits. "Independence Day: Resurgence" is just one of nine projects she is a part of in 2016.
Maika Monroe Net Worth: $1 Million
Maika Monroe — who moved to the Dominican Republic to train as a professional kiteboarder in high school — has a net worth of $1 million. Monroe plays Patricia Whitmore, the daughter of President Whitmore, in the new "Independence Day" movie. The actress has seven other projects in various stages of production for 2016 and 2017.
Will Smith Net Worth: $260 Million
"Independence Day" lead Will Smith will not appear in "Resurgence." The actor owes his fame to "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," a show he appeared on for 147 episodes between 1990 and 1996.
Following his role in "Independence Day," Will Smith starred in a number of other blockbusters, like the "Men in Black" film series, "Ali" and "I Am Legend." He will appear later this year as Deadshot in "Suicide Squad."
'Independence Day: Resurgence' Trailer
"Independence Day" set the bar for science fiction in the 90s. The reboot has a much bigger budget, veteran stars and fresh faces. Here's a look at the "Independence Day: Resurgence" movie trailer:
All net worth figures are according to CelebrityNetWorth.com unless otherwise noted.


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John HeieiePosted by Web Admin SEDD on June 12, 2014
Southeast Directional Drilling's Vice President of Research and Development, John Heieie, became involved in the drilling industry in 1998. The inception of his drilling career began at Ozzies where he specialized in hydraulic repairs. After Ozzies closed their doors, Heieie continued in the repairs department at SEDD, and designed unique equipment for specific jobs. To Heieie, one of the main things that differentiates SEDD from other drilling companies is the level of dedication that comes from the employees. He believes that "our employees will go the extra mile to get the job done." Through his years of working at SEDD, Heieie's favorite aspect of working for SEDD is that every day continues to be different.


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Three Room Apartment
The three room apartment consists of two double rooms, bathroom, living room with sofa double bed and private terrace of 50 square metres with sea view. It can accommodate up to 6 people.
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Here is a collection of previously posted Mexican and Mexican-inspired recipes to celebrate Cinco de Mayo in a couple of weeks. I have also included a few links to great recipes from other bloggers. Check out the blog next week for some new Mexican recipes!
Recipes from other bloggers:
Sopa de Lima from Culinary Adventures with Camilla
Spicy Tomatillo Salsa from Sew You Think You Can Cook
Mexican Atole from Curious Cuisiniere
Tequila Sunrise from A Day in the Life on the Farm
Chile Lime Corn Tortillas from Rhubarbarians
Watermelon Sorbet from Caroline's Cooking
Mexican Corn Dip from Jessie Weaver
Mexican Hot Chocolate Cookies from Burnt Apple
Mexican Bonbons from Our Good Life
Slow Cooked Carnitas Style Chicken from Simple and Savory
Corn, Kidney Beans, and Zucchini Patties from Pizza Rossa
Ceviche de Camaron from A Spoonful of Thyme
Acapulco Chicken from Sid's Sea Palm Cooking
Queso Blanco Dip from Savory Moments
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Blue Air has begun offering a new, direct flight to the vibrant hometown of The Beatles four times weekly. "Liverpool is an entirely new destination which has not been on our flight schedule before. Hamburg und Liverpool have a special link forged by music. Liverpool is the hometown of 'The Beatles', who launched their career with initial concerts in Hamburg," said Dr. Jörgen Kearsley, Head of Aviation Marketing at Hamburg Airport. Liverpool also has two football clubs, a varied music scene and plenty to offer tourists.
More flights to Romania
The airline is expecting tourists and business travellers among the passengers as Liverpool is an important commercial centre in England. The city has many banks, financial institutions, big companies and is the second biggest port in Britain. Blue Air has also added the Romanian city of Cluj-Napoca to its new connections from Hamburg beginning on June 3 and will fly twice weekly. The airline will also fly to Bucharest three times instead of twice per week from summer 2017.
New connections from Hamburg Airport
Around 14 brand new destinations have been added to Hamburg Airport's summer schedule and existing routes have been extended to give passengers a greater choice. More airlines are offering connections to popular destinations. Around 60 airlines fly to 130 destinations from Hamburg Airport.
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Global Business and the Terrorist Threat
Edited by Harry W. Richardson, Peter Gordon and James E. Moore II
Chapter 8: Dancing with Wolves: Avoiding Transnational Corporation Interactions with Terrorist Groups
Dean C. Alexander
Dean C. Alexander INTRODUCTION US-headquartered Chiquita Brands International (CBI) admitted in 2007 engaging in transactions with Colombian terrorist groups. The case provides an example of how unintended interactions may arise between transnational companies and terror groups based in host countries. This chapter provides an analysis of the CBI case and sheds light on the challenges transnational corporations (TNCs) face in doing business in politically unstable environs. It addresses the disparate steps global firms may pursue should they face similar circumstances. The chapter then analyzes the multifaceted implications of such interactions for TNCs, and various alternatives firms may undertake. The chapter concludes that terrorist activity injects another layer of complexity that TNCs must contend with while doing business abroad. CHIQUITA BRANDS INTERNATIONAL CASE Background and US Government Investigation of CBI By all accounts, CBI is an important transnational corporation: a New York Stock Exchange-listed 'international marketer and distributor of high-quality fresh and value-added food products – from energy-rich bananas and other fruits to nutritious blends of convenient green salads', with $4.5 billion in annual revenues. 'The company markets its products under the Chiquita and Fresh Express premium brands and other related trademarks. Chiquita employs approximately 25,000 people operating in more than 70 countries worldwide', including Colombia. (Chiquita, 2007a). 136 Dancing with wolves 137 For over six years – from 1997 to 4 February 2004 – CBI paid Autodefensas Unidas de Colombia (AUC) extortion funds in two bananaproducing regions of Colombia, Uraba and Santa Maria. The hundredplus payments, made by CBI's Colombian subsidiary, Banadex,...
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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. – A seventh-inning comeback bid came up just short as the Salisbury University softball team got the potential tying run to the plate against Christopher Newport University in the Capital Athletic Conference championship, but could not bring across the needed rusn to draw even, falling 7-4.
Second-seeded Salisbury (26-6) came up with just three hits over the first six innings against Christopher Newport starting pitcher Krista Lewis. But with their backs against the wall, the Sea Gulls pounced, pushing four runs across in the top of the seventh inning, chasing Lewis from the game before Hanah Marshall was able to close out the contest.
Junior Katie Sebbane opened the seventh with a single to right-center field before Lewis recorded a pair of outs on balls hit to the outfield. With two outs, the Sea Gulls refused to give in, as Kim Dorsey beat out an infield single and freshman LeAnne Collins singled to load the bases.
One of Salisbury's top hitters for the week, junior Paige Knussman stepped to the plate and delivered on the second pitch she saw from Lewis, driving a three-run double to right-center field, getting Salisbury on the board, down 7-3. Knussman drove in 11 of Salisbury's 27 runs in the tournament, while batting .333 with a pair of home runs.
Junior Annah Brittingham stepped up and drilled a double to left, trading places with Knussman, making it a three-run game, 7-4, ending Lewis' day as CNU Head Coach Keith Parr called on Marshall.
Marshall walked the first batter she faced, Rebecca Hoey, to bring the tying run to the plate, but Marshall would get a strikeout to end the game, recording her second save of the year.
Salisbury had the opportunity to score in the first inning, getting two runners on with just one out, thanks to a Captain error and hit batter, but Lewis got a groundout to end the threat.
The Captains (27-7) got the scoring started in the home half of the first, bringing three runs across on four hits, and added four runs on three hits in the bottom of the third inning for all of their scoring in the game.
Christopher Newport would get just four hits off Brittingham, who came on in relief in the middle of the third inning and worked four innings in the circle.
Dorsey was 2-for-3 for Salisbury, as the only Gull with multiple hits in the contest. Salisbury put runners on base in four of the first six innings, but could not score until the flourish in the seventh inning.
Brittingham and Sebbane each went 5-for-14 in the tournament, for a team-high tying .357 batting average and Brittingham drove in nine runs.
Salisbury returns to action this Wednesday, April 22, hosting Washington (Md.) College in a doubleheader scheduled to begin at 3 p.m., as the Sea Gulls look to bolster their resume looking for an at-large bid into next month's NCAA tournament.


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By T .N. Seshan with Sanjoy Hazarika
Pages: 305
Price: Rs 299
Talking about the degeneration of India is a bit like pointing to the neighbourhood garbage bin and carping that it is never cleaned. So what's new? T. N. Seshan, in his latest book on the subject, which he has co-written with journalist Sanjoy Hazarika, falls into that trap and never really gets out of the muck.
His 305-page collection of loosely strung essays (including two appendices and an index) is an attempt to expose the collapse of Indian society, ranging from, as he puts it, "education to energy, security to culture, health to the status of women, agriculture and industry, environment and the ecnorny".
Most people would have had the humility to admit that the task was beyond them and confined themselves to analysing some aspects of the decay. Not Seshan, of course. Undaunted by the scope, he hops from one garbage bin to the next like a sanitary inspector and then pronounces his verdict: It's filthy. So what's new?
In doing so, Seshan gives up the option of trying to focus on a few vital areas and use them to draw patterns for the decline. Worse, by the time he is through with his rantings about how rotten the system is, he has no breath or space left to tell us what the ways out of the mess are.
Seshan himself has demonstrated that he could single-handedly bring about reform in India's electoral system - something he narrates at some length in the final chapters of his book. Isn't there a lesson in it for all of us? That all is not lost. and that change is possible if someone decides to utilise the authority he is invested with to say: "Grrr!Ibite."
The other problem with Seshan's theme is that in his eyes, India or Indians can do nothing right. And the blame largely falls on venal politicians, black marketeers, unscrupulous industrialists, blundering planners, docile civil servants and biased journalists.
Even the few bright spots he mentions are dimmed by the all-encompassing darkness of decay that Seshan believes India has descended into. If things were really as bad or depressing as he makes them out to be, all of us should have committed collective suicide by now.
That the Mandal agitation, or the rise of Yadav rule in north India, is an example of how the nation is setting right the centuries of discrimination that caused the decay in the first place. That there are numerous people (Seshan included) and institutions that we can and should feel proud of.
Even in his condemnation, Seshan is far from convincing. Many of his conclusions are based on personal experiences, some of them so frivolous that you begin to doubt his objectivity. If it is not his anecdotes, then he quotes Rajni Kothari's Growing Amnesia ad nauseam to prove his point. Or the Statistical Outline of India 1994-95 (Thanks a lot).
He also comes up with such trite one-liners as the "fall in probity in public life has led to a situation where the only place we have titans in this country is in the field of wristwatches". By the end of the book, Seshan comes across even more pompous than he really is. So what's new?


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What do you call the science of writing subject lines?
Wed Nov 29, 2017 21:16
Oh, yeah. Good call. Drew made a mental note to go back and fix that part of his homework. His mental notepad also had
Finish Astronomy homework
Get Madeleine a birthday present
on it. He was thinking about asking Remington how she made her fancy hair bows and asking Kit (because she was good at crafts) to help him make one. It was hard to get birthday presents for anyone now because Drew couldnt go to Pearl Street. Last year he could just ask Dad if they could go somewhere on the way back from Rock Creek Elementary after school, but this year the elevator wouldnt even let him on. It was so totally unfair. Drew wanted to be treated like any other student who didnt have family on staff, but some perks would have been nice.
Since Connor had helped him, Drew added a cheerful Thanks! The third-year was probably right about the leaf, because he was older and thus should have learned more about magical plants than Drew had by now. Although Drew had definitely noticed that Connor had skipped class a couple of times this semester. Connor didnt seem like the kind of person who would play hooky, but Drew supposed he didnt know the older boy very well, so anything was possible. For all Drew knew, he might have a secret double life as a busking belly dancer or something.
Now that was a hilarious mental image. He grinned, then bit his lower lip trying to suppress the grin. Hopefully Connor wouldnt ask what he was smiling about. Drew would have to think fast if he did.
Drew had previously thought that Huburt was the only person who enjoyed homework, but nope, apparently Connor was just as weird as his roommate. Maybe they could swap. Drew could have the single and Huburt and Connor could have a quiet boring room together. History of Magic and Magzoo usually had
homework, but Drew wouldnt say he enjoyed it.
Thinking about the classes Connor had mentioned, Drew frowned. Neither of them seemed that bad to him. The twelve-year-old was pretty sure Rob only assigned homework when he was mad at them, like if they hadnt paid attention in class that day or had made a lot of dumb mistakes. Drew was responsible for a couple of dumb mistakes, but that was almost always because Kit had decided to lick something she shouldnt or gotten a little crush-happy with the mortar and pestle. Left to his own devices, Drew had average potion-making competence. He preferred practical work to writing potions essays, though. He didnt mind Spellwork homework, but that might be because there wasnt a lot of it and Drew knew how Aaron graded better than most students. Drew didnt always get a hundred percent on the homework, but at least he knew what kind of answers Aaron was looking for. It was nice because it didnt feel like busy work and they almost never had to write essays. Dad joked that that was because that way Aaron didnt have to grade essays, but Drew was pretty sure that wasnt the reason.
Connor had sounded like he
didnt like Spellwork homework, though. Drew could probably help with that. The Spellwork stuff is always really theory-based, so you dont do it the same way as the homework for most of the other classes, which often involved repeating the textbook so that the professors knew youd read. You could go to office hours if its hard. Aarons, like, a huge nerd about Spellwork, he loves explaining that stuff.
Everything is science, if you think about it right
Wed Nov 29 20:17
Alihotsy leaves have specks, though, Connor pointed out. Drew, who was the child of Mr. Tennant and Professor McKindy, somehow, was the one who had made the noise behind him and was now being...
What do you call the science of writing subject lines? -
Wed Nov 29 21:16
It depends on the subject line
Sat Dec 9 12:06
Quite frankly, Connor didnt care what Professor McKindy was a big nerd about or not, because there was no way that he was going to spend time alone with someone like him, in an office. If he...
So this one would be fillerology
Sat Dec 9 13:14
Drew started to open his mouth to say that he knew Rose was really good at Spellwork, and that she had done an amazing job setting up the beach party. The sand alone must have taken a lot of magic,...
As opposed to your usual punology
Sat Dec 9 13:39
It seemed like Drew was confused about what was going on, which in turn confused Connor. What could possibly be unclear about what he just said? Connor was an extremely direct person; he always said...
Youre lucky there isnt
Sat Dec 9 14:32
Connor looked confused, which was about how Drew felt. It seemed sort of unfair for Connor to get to be confused now when he was the whole reason the conversation had gotten weird and confusing. Drew ...
Yeah my reflex-ology isn't great
Sat Dec 16 13:49
If Connor had thought he was confused before, he had clearly underestimated the situation because now Drew was talking about how Professor McKindy had taught at a bunch of other schools. Was he...
But your rudenessology is spot on
Sun Dec 17 11:09
Connor had decided to be condescending to Drew, which the first-year decided he really didnt like at all. The older student was just making things up! That was really dumb and rude. You dont even...
At least I've got something going for me
Sat Dec 30 08:27
Families were confusing because Connor knew how they were supposed to go, and he was pretty sure that most of his familys problems were related to not having a family the way they were supposed to...
I wouldnt count on that
Sat Dec 30 19:53
Connor was wrong and stupid and Drew wasnt good enough at arguing to tell him why. Your dad is supposed to be a role model for you, he said, to start with. All fathers were in a position to be...
Count me out
Tue Jan 2 21:22
Connor flushed a dark, angry red. He knew Marley was bad. He knew Marley was very bad, and quite honestly he didnt know how Claudia could deal with her but what this conversation with Drew was...
Down and out?
Tue Jan 2 22:04
There were a couple of seconds before Drew really processed what Connor had said. Then Drew clenched his fists. No one had ever actually said it about his family before as far as Drew could remember, ...
Not down for the count
Tue Jan 2 22:27
Drew decided, apparently, that it was a good idea to fully demonstrate just how awful he was because not only did Drew choose to use an absolutely rude word towards Connor, but he also bludgeoned...
I think I can change that
Tue Jan 2 22:50
Drew was almost at the stairs. He was hoping that the stairs wouldnt screw up today and mess up his exit. They had messed up a few times for Dade lately. The older boy would go up the stairs to the...
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Tobias Ellehammer, famous for his viral concept video to Michael Jackson's 'Black Or White', joins NM Choreography for a one-off masterclass at The Fridge Warehouse.
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Moe's Alley welcomes back 2019 Best Of The Bay winners Katdelic led by P-Funk All Star Ronkat Spearman for a not to be missed Friday night dance party.
Based out of San Francisco, Katdelic - Winner of 2016 Best of the Bay (Best Band Bay Guardian) and is currently the #1 artist in their genre on Reverbnation. Their live show features Grammy Winning Songwriter RonKat Spearman on Guitar, Keyboards and Lead Vocals, two bass players, Rob Poole (bass and vocals) and Kirk Peterson, DJ loops and vocals keyboards, lead and background vocals by Lesley Grant and the amazing Adam Lipsky on drums. They make music that is a unique hybrid of funk, soul, edm, rock and pop. The resulting groove is infectious, futuristic and sophisticated, giving audiences an insatiable need to dance all night.
Katdelic is Ronkat Spearman's brainchild. Projecting a wide range of talents as a composer, producer, singer and multi-instrumentalist, Ronkat Spearman showed an aptitude for music at an early age and developed a unique style, playing guitar left handed but strung for a right handed player. Realizing his gift for making music, Ronkat left his home in Grand Rapids, Michigan for Los Angeles to pursue his dream. In a short time he wrote many songs that became hits for dozens of artists including Jade, Toni Braxton, El Debarge and Rick James. Ronkat garnered Grammy nominations and was awarded BMI Songwriter of the Year for his song "Don't Walk Away" (Jade).
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Stuff I Want: March 19th Edition
Welcome back to Stuff I Want: And So Should You! Are (now weekly) article series spotlighting the best in geek, tech, nerd, and random. Each week we'll spotlight five items we want to buy (or have purchased) and are encouraging you to check out. Some might be shameless self promotion, some might be obvious, some might be odd, but they'll all be on our personal wish lists.
Billie (Comic) T-Shirt
Billie, my first written graphic novel, features the title character that's become a fan favorite and we have a brand new t-shirt featuring the badass heroine herself. The t-shirt features the artwork of Andrew Tarusov and comes (default) on a beautiful maroon finish. If you don't want the shirt, you can also get the design on anything from clothing to throw pillows to phone cases.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi 4K UHD/Blu-ray Set
The Last Jedi may not be my favorite of the newer Star Wars movies, but it's still Star Wars. And even better, it's coming to home video in glorious 4K! Watch the newest adventure from a galaxy far far away in the highest of definitions.
The Will & Lying Cat (Saga) Toy Set
The multi-Eisner winning Saga is one of my current obsessions. The space opera, written by Brian K. Vaughn, is fantastic and each volume seems to keep me captivated from start to finish. In the series, the bounty hunter The Will and his companion Lying Cat are two of my favorites, and now they're available as a cool figure set from McFarlane Toys.
East of West The Apocalypse: Year One
If you're caught up on Saga, check out Image's other incredible title, East of West. The futuristic western, featuring Death and the 4 (errr… 3) Horseman of the Apocalypse is a crazy and unique story worth checking out. Year One hardback has everything to get you started.
Marvel Heroes Black Panther Tiki Mug
Have you seen Black Panther yet? We know you have. When I went opening weekend I was enticed by my local theater to by a fancy drink so I could get this awesome Marvel Heroes Tiki Mug featuring T'Challa himself. The design is fun, plus the mug is high quality and dishwasher safe.
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The Certificate in Health Schooling Strategies is designed for those occupied with or concerned with health education schemes. Participants be taught in regards to the complexities and realities of health education and health promotion, while also exploring widespread cultural, spiritual, language, and social boundaries that impede health schooling. The course material also explores faculty-based health interventions, peer-to-peer health education schemes, as well as culturally-particular visual communication tools that improve health understanding and enhance health outcomes. Transferring a health service like breastscreen mamograms to a discrete space in a retail store frequented by middle aged girls is a grasp stroke! It makes the service extra intimate, handy and accessible. That's precisely what the Ottawa Charter means in this Motion Area. Breastscreen is taking its service proper to the people who can most profit from its preventative function and is making its service easier to use. It's likely to attain more women in consequence.
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Much of the time, we use a phrase in my circles that carries a lot of meaning with it.
It's not about you!
We typically use that to communicate that it is not about you, your agenda, your needs, your image, your wants, your, your, your... but rather - it is about God... and the purposes and will of God... It is a great tag line and a great idea.
On the other hand, sometimes we need to reverse this and make it very clear - Yes It is About You!
Here is one more idea from Recovering Redemption by Chandler and Snetzer (see page 107. They are talking about why relationships are so hard and our tendency to become expert in the flaws and problems of other people to the neglect of our own.
If you want to know who you really are, watch what happens when you interact over time with other people. Because they'll show you. See what's revealed about yourself when you come into close contact with them. Why do single men and women suddenly find out how selfish they are, six months after they've gotten married? Why do lazy, minimum-effort employees always seem to find work in places where they feel under-appreciated? This new group of people you've been hanging out with - why are they starting to treat you and say the same things about you as the old group of peole did? Why are you beginning to feel as peeved and upset toward them as toward everybody else who's thought those things?
Because may be not all the problem is your spouse. Maybe not all the problem is your employer. Maybe not everybody is conspiring together to come to the same conclusion about you.
Chandler suggests that inter-personal conflict is used by God to illumine things you need to know about yourself.
I think about the person who has tried their 6th church and can't find a "good one."
I think about the person who has been in three marriages and is looking for the right spouse!
I think about the person who has conflict with a variety of people at their place of work and wishes some decent people would come along.
Don't give in to the sinful tendency to project everything away from yourself and on to others. Listen, learn, be humble, pray for the necessary grace to make changes...
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Description: An ancient Roman light green flask with a piriform body adorned by six pinched decorations around the middle of the body and a long cylindrical neck with tooling at the base and an everted collared and rolled rim. The flask's base is concave. This piece has the colour of ancient glass in its natural state - bluish green that resulted from the iron oxide present in the silica or the sand.
Reference: For the body shape: Corning Museum of Glass
Period: 3rd – 4th century AD
Condition: Very fine, intact, with earthy encrustations over the whole.


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What is your position within aFrogleap?
Backend developer and professional coffee drinker.
What do you like about working with AFL?
First of all, there is the work. I am a backender, but I do like to refer to it as 'cloud developer' or 'full-stack developer'. Why? Well, My actual work is to provide the app developers with an API that has data. This data mostly comes from different feeds, all knotted and standardized into 1 API (backend). However, since one year I'm also focussed on CMS' for clients to allow automated imports, data validation, publish functionality etc. This involves creating a web interface + cloud infrastructure + backend application (whatever is needed to get the data).
My day as a backender at aFrogleap starts with coffee. One of the most important aspects for my daily routine. Lot's of sleep and many breaks. Both equally important.
Ok ok, it seems a bit boring right, lots of sleep, coffee… Am I lazy? Nah! On the contrary, the above is a result of motivation and curiosity. The web is so big and there are so many opportunities to explore for every project that there is never enough time to go through them all. When a client comes up with an interesting idea it's really cool to adopt it and create the most out of it using your current skills in combination with new stuff on the web.
From the beginning till the end it's a matter of squeezing as much desired functionality as possible into a sometimes tight deadline. This results often in really cool products, but it also drains energy which I have to refill during the day with - yes - coffee.
Next to coffee, there are my colleagues. They do other magic stuff, but they also help me to keep focus on the important tasks. Even more important, they help me get rid of my dry humor that somehow pops up from time to time for no known reason.
My day as a backender at aFrogleap can sometimes be exhausting, but with fun colleagues and a stable working environment I come home most of the time with even more energy then when I left, and I start experimenting with recently discovered stuff at home, only to benefit from it the next day.
What is your motto in life?
"Versatile, passionate and involved for as long as there is coffee."
So, you say you like coffee? How do you prefer to drink yours?
Black coffee in a big mock. Not those Nespresso cups, I hate them☺. And somethings a little bit of sugar.
Morning or night person, and why?
Night. As a developer I'm constantly busy exploring or creating new stuff. When I get in the flow (you'll notice when I have my headphones on) I can be busy like that for hours. And yes, when this happens around 21:00 I tend to work till after midnight until I reach the point where I'm either satisfied with the result, or to tired to continue.
Quirky habits?
Word jokes. My head is like a spiderweb of words that constantly shift context. This is GREAT when it comes to idea generation or creating catch phrases, but often escalates into a bad joke. I love to see the faces of people that don't want to laugh but still do because they can't help it.
I play Ingress! An addictive mobile game that requires you to be on a specific location in the real world. If you bump into me on the streets it's likely that I'm playing ingress, hacking portals.
What would you like to read in your fortune cookie?
"You will find more cookies after reading this."
What are your favorite apps at the moment?
1- Ingres 2- Soundcloud


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- Abirached, Z., & Gauvin, E. (2012). A game for swallows: To die, to leave, to return. Graphic Universe.
- Genre: Autobiography/Graphic Novels Suggested Grade Level: 6-8
Part Two
I honestly did not like this book. Maybe this is sexist to say, but I thought it was more a "boy book". This book was about a girl who was growing up in the Middle East, Lebanon to be exact, during the civil war. Now, right off the bat I really do not like war stories. They depress me and I hate to envision myself living in that situation. All war stories end with some character dying or someone being traumatically affected by war and that book did exactly like that. Zeina's parents never came back and that affected her and her brother immensely. I think the other reason I did not like this book was because when I read, I always like to imagine I was the main character and in this case, I do have a little brother who I love and protect. So to imagine myself living in the middle of a war zone, with no parents and my little brother to look out for is very depressing. I did enjoy the sketches though. It seemed very much like "doodling" yet very intricate as well.
Part Three
The setting takes place in Beirut, Lebanon during the Civil War. Beirut (the city they live in) is divided into two places due to religion and the plot of the story happens when Zeina's parents do not return form the other side of town. I honestly do not see a theme to this story except for being grateful for your family. Since this story takes place right in the middle war, it is hard to imagine living under those conditions. Especially when her parents don't come back, the neighbors take it upon themselves to watch the kids and try to make the most of the situation they are under by making it fun inside the apartment. Due to this, I would say the theme is family and always trying to make the most of any situation—even if you are living in the middle of a war zone.
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Lesson Objective: Students will be able to learn about the Civil War in Lebanon and the United States and compare and contrast the two wars.
Discussion Questions:
- What do you think you would have done if you were in Zeina's shoes when her parents did not return?
- If you were to all of a sudden have to take care of you siblings, what would be some of the activities you would do with them to keep a positive mentality?
Students will research the Cold War that happened in Lebanon and the United States and present a chart that compared and contrasted the two wars.
Outside Sources:
1. https://www.pinterest.com/search/pins/?rs=ac&len=2&q=civil+war+activities+projects&term_meta%5B%5D=civil%7Cautocomplete%7C3&term_meta%5B%5D=war%7Cautocomplete%7C3&term_meta%5B%5D=activities%7Cautocomplete%7C3&term_meta%5B%5D=projects%7Cautocomplete%7C3 ( Pinterest on Civil War activities)
2. http://easyscienceforkids.com/all-about-lebanon/ (Fact about Lebanon)
3. http://www.tcj.com/i-was-convinced-that-beirut-stopped-at-that-wall-an-interview-with-zeina-abirached/ (Interview with the author)


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To ensure the barrier function of the skin, mutual regulation of connections between epidermal cells and a receptor for growth factors is necessary. These findings can help to reduce the effects of inflammatory skin diseases and the decreased barrier function of the aged skin. The mechanism was described by a team of researchers led by Carien Niessen of the Cluster of Excellence for aging research, CECAD/Cologne. The results have been published in Nature Communications.
The epidermis, the outermost part of our skin, is our most important protection towards the outside world. Our ability to survive depends on the epidermal barrier being intact. To keep the barrier functioning, every single cell needs to know what to do. That is especially difficult in the epidermis, which constantly renews itself. The process behind it is little understood so far.
Of vital importance for building the barrier are especially tight connections between the cells. The so called tight junctions close the space between cells and control the transportation of molecules. The plan to form tight junctions can be found in every layer of the epidermis, nevertheless they are only developed in the outer layer. "Why it is like that was a mystery so far," says Matthias Rübsam first author of the study. "Using new microscopy techniques, we could show that the receptor of a well known growth factor, EGF, plays an important role in tight junction barrier formation in the epidermis. Actually, EGF is responsible for the cell division and so far was only described in the lower layers of the epidermis."
Another aspect has something to do with a more recent field of cell biology, the mechanobiology. "Similar to railway coupling, cells can feel via connections among each other whether they are under pressure or under tension," the scientist explains. "The coupling triggers a signal which regulates the receptor. The activity of the coupling mechanism, the receptor and of the barrier molecules must always be at equilibrium." Disruption of this balance could cause known skin diseases like neurodermatitis or psoriasis. The new findings that coupling mechanisms and the receptor are important for keeping the balance may explain why common anti-tumor treatments targeting the receptor have heavy side effects for the skin. With this knowledge consequences of tumor therapies could be improved.
This study using mice with defects in the skin barrier was conducted in close collaboration with researchers of the Max-Planck-Institute for Biology of Ageing (Sara Wickström), and universities in Yale (Aaron Mertz) and Tokyo (Masayuki Amagai, Akiharu Kubo). The results have been published in Nature Communications.
Source : University of Cologne


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like competition fees for the future. Details of the fundraising events can be found on this page: News and Events
Our fundraisers come mainly in the form of bag packs although we may also do some
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I have learned the power of creativity and faith firsthand.
My work with abused and at-risk youth in residential and community programs has informed my healing since 1990. My medical degree is from Wake Forest University and my child and adolescent fellowship is from the Medical College of Virginia. I studied psychology and music at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I am a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and an active member of the Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
Born in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, I grew to be a healer and physician but not always both at the same time. My medical training led me to surrender almost all my healing power. Thankfully, I retained enough to claim it again. Understanding that develops between my patients and me creates healing and wholeness that can't be reduced or explained by science.
Today, I spend most of my time writing, painting and seeing patients out of my private practice in Chapel Hill, NC. I specialize in the treatment of children and adults with attention deficit disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, addiction, anxiety and autistic spectrum disorder.
Momma, Who's Babygod? is a children's book based on a disagreement with my daughter at bedtime. My Record Is True is a memoir about my work with traumatized patients for which I'm currently seeking publication. My writing has been published in The Mindfulness Bell and abuse survivor journals and my artwork displayed in libraries and local coffee shops such as Caffé Driade and Open Eye Café.


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Going through the On Serpentine Shores blog archives it struck me I'd gotten out of the practice of doing a "year in review" blog post; summarising the year by the seasons.Looking back I like those posts: seeing those years neatly drawn in a nutshell. It helps me to remember; to feel joyful and grateful when I tend to feel my shortcomings more keenly.
Yet sitting here now I'm hesitant to create another. I'm hesitant to only remember the positive things; wary of putting my spin on the year and painting a pretty picture of it all. I'm hesitant that in balance the year has not been "enough"; that I did not do all I could have done, with what I have, where I am. I'm hesitant I have too little say; that there's little I remember with real accuracy or clarity….
Yet here we are. I'm doing this. So let's be real. At the start of this year, I started working for myself. This didn't emerge from a place of security. From an overflowing well of work already sourced and secured, that simply required me to leave my current job. No, in September last year my job ended, I got married and I returned from my honeymoon to no job at all. It was October but it felt like Spring. Like I had emerged from a winter of blindly marching through a blizzard of workplaces; face down, coat pulled tight around me, always onwards and onwards.
I don't mean to sound overly dramatic. Really I don't. But those days were dark for me. I am quiet and conscientious and doing a good job matters to me. And those jobs – sworn and shouted at, harassed and hiding in my lunchbreaks – had me clutching onto any dignity and self-confidence I thought I might possess.
But then those jobs came to their natural ends and I emerged into a shy clearing of pale light that felt like respite. Like a slow, gentle thawing and a gathering of myself back together. Face in the sun for the first time in a long time – crying silent happy sobs – I emerged from those employers and wished with all my being I would not need to return. Not to that.
To cut a long story short a few events occurred and I began to believe I might possibly possess the ability to make a living from my own work. So – clutching to that idea – I pulled a website together and pushed it out into the world. And my goodness I found work! Not a lot. But enough. Enough to have got me through 2017 and to have transformed the year for me.
In terms of the details of my work, I provide a number of creative services that largely centre around styling, design and art direction – although sometimes it also involves writing and photography – it completely depends on the client and the project. But I style weddings and feast nights, photoshoots and editorials. I work with brands helping them with lookbooks and marketing materials, as well as with their branding and understanding how best to visually communicate who they are and what they're about. In this coming year, I am (somewhat timidly) thinking of doing more gatherings; expanding from feast nights into workshops and exhibitions. But we'll see!
Still for me, on a practical day-to-day level, working for myself has meant a year of vastly improved well-being and mental health. Of feeling safe and secure; respected and at peace in my work. Growing in self-confidence and building on my skill set, I've been able to invest a lot more time in developing and growing. And it's meant a first year of marriage that's been astonishingly blissful. A year that's taught me that whilst your wedding day is uniquely special and amazing, the best days are genuinely yet to come.
Once my website was up and running and out in the world I found it wasn't long before people got in contact; both wedding clients and local businesses. Often those I'd befriended and got to work with on my own wedding, wanted to work on joint collaborations. And it was so lovely to meet up and join forces again on those projects. It was also in these months that I saw my own wedding featured on Green Wedding Shoes and in Cornwall's Wed Magazine – features that renewed my drive, motivation and belief in my own abilities.
It was also in these early months that I was contacted by a London based brand, who were interested in working together on some lifestyle lookbook style imagery for their website and social media. As a part of this Matt and I spent the weekend in Mousehole's Oyster Catcher, with the couple who'd started the business. Alongside the photography and filming, we kicked back and got to know each other, both over the breakfast table and on walks round the harbour walls. This beautifully, sweet, chilled creative long weekend stands out as one of my favourites from the year.
As Spring turned into Summer the creative work continued. I collaborated with Jo from Enchanted Brides (the very same Jo who photographed my wedding) on a shoot at Coombeshead Farm. As well as travelling out of county to Wimborne, Dorset and Lewes, Sussex for photoshoots, site visits and meetings with clients. Living in Cornwall has gotten me so used to travelling for a solid 4-5 hours at a time, that days with up to 8-10 hours of travelling really don't feel like any trouble at all. In fact the hours in the car to simply think and be, made me think I wouldn't half mind travelling more for work!
In May we celebrated Matt's birthday with a day at Heligan and I returned to the fabled gardens a few months later to shoot some imagery for SeaSalt and A Girl Outdoors. Very excitingly her book (also called The Girl Outdoors) is now available and a number of my images are published within it! So I am now a published poet and a published photographer – although somehow I don't really feel like it counts 😉
May also saw us clearing a rather overgrown corner of the field, to create and plant up our own veg patch. Admittedly we were battling with plenty of weeds and rather a lot of rabbits, so whilst sowing I was pretty dubious as to what would grow!
Over the summer the travelling continued. To Bath, Ireland, Kent and London, helping Salty Sea Photography with a little bit a second-shooting. For around 4 weeks I was away, occasionally back for weekends or odd days. But Matt was equally busy with his work coasteering, kayaking and paddle-boarding.
Still despite the busy work schedules, Matt and I managed to fit in a camping trip at Tremayne (something we'd been planning on doing for over five years now!) as well as a day of rowing races at Cadgwith Regatta. All the while doing our best to keep on top of our veg plot, which was now pumping out more carrots, red onions, mange tout and rainbow beetroot than we could easily consume.
By September I was home for good, returning just in time for our first wedding anniversary. As we'd both had a pretty intense summer, we simply spent the day walking on the Roseland and enjoying a meal at Porthcurnick's Hidden Hut. A few week's later – after having a breather and catching up on some much needed sleep – we nipped around the coast for a long weekend away at Penzance's Chapel House. These days (again away for the weekend, just 30 minutes from our home) were among my absolute favourites of the year. This hotel-come-B&B is just stunningly serene and sublime in design; somewhere I'd certainly recommend staying.
In October I turned 25 and we visited Trelissick Gardens for the day. The age undoubtedly felt older, more weighty, more significant. A quarter of a century. I recognised this year that if granted one wish or superpower, I would ask for the ability to stop time.
Throughout the year I'd also been attending EU funded workshops for startup businesses. As a part of this, I was provided with a business mentor and it was during these autumnal months that we first began meeting. These coffee shop catch ups – turned counselling sessions – over time transformed the way I saw my "purpose" and life's work.
So as the year slowed to close I slowed too; reassessing my sense of self, the services I provided and style of work I was doing. It perhaps sounds like menial faff but I began unravelling the ideas behind the work I was doing and getting to the heart of who I am and what my life is about… but maybe more on that another day!
Finally, Matt and I headed back to Birmingham this Christmas. We've begun the one-year-in-Birmingham, one-year-in-Cornwall Christmas tradition and this year it was the turn of my folks. And I am so happy it was, because in all my 25 years we've never had snow at Christmas! But this year all that changed on Boxing Day. The following morning I had the most fun with Matt (who'd seen relatively little snow growing up) traipsing through several city parks, throwing snowballs, taking snaps and building a small snowman. All before rushing home as family would be arriving at any moment!
We're now safely home in Cornwall. Calling in the new year quietly together. Reflecting and writing letters, records on in the background, working our way through a bottle of wine. Starting the year as I mean to go on.
p.s. I've pulled together a little 'End of Year Feedback Survey' as I'm so curious to know what you think about this space – what do you find interesting, what do you like/not like, etc. So if you could fill that out, I would be very very very grateful. I am all ears.


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text: As the ninos grow, each holiday is the perfect chance to keep the magic and wonder of childhood. I am cooking up some fun ideas and looking back at our fabulous V-DAY party with our favorite friends. Last year we invited our favorite pals to make fabulous floral crowns, eat chocolates, and sip tea all Sunday afternoon. Nothing beats a beautiful table, cholcolates, friends, and blooms.