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Last year, German DJ and funky music producer Quincy Jointz concocted the first Lime Sorbet compilation as an extension of his renowned radio program of the same name. Lime Sorbet featured a diverse selection of beat-heavy tracks, encompassing elements of dub, breakbeat, jazz, Latin music, and down-and-dirty electronic funk. Now the radio show has been retired in place of Quincy's fast-growing DJ and production commitments, but the spirit of Lime Sorbet perseveres. Thus Quincy Jointz has compiled a second edition of Lime Sorbet for Eighth Dimension, once again spotlighting some of the coolest acts in the funky nu-boogie scene. Quincy Jointz presents Lime Sorbet 2!
Quincy Jointz has certainly been busy since the last Lime Sorbet issue. Based in Freiburg, Germany, and known to friends and family as Dirk Schafer, Quincy's reputation in the funk-breaks scene has been rising rapidly. Quincy Jointz has produced numerous releases and remixes for the likes of Eighteenth Street Lounge (ESL), Funk Weapons, Fort Knox Records, and Timewarp Music who will be releasing his second artist album in August 2012. Quincy's also gotten more active as a DJ, playing floor-filling sets displaying his eclectic 'beat-osophy' throughout Europe. This new Lime Sorbet compilation represents the sound of Quincy Jointz' radio program and his current DJ sets through exciting and DJ-centric tracks by some of his brightest contemporaries in the funk-breaks field. Some are familiar names from the previous Lime Sorbet collection, and some are new to the series. All tracks are previously unreleased, and all are funky as hell.
You'll find Stereo 77's acid-latin jazz beat odyssey "Alegria" and Danish producer BadboE and his trip hop-laced "Couci Nari." There's also Empresarios' dubby world music stomper "Ella Se Menea," and Dresden-based producer jazz.k.lipa, with vocalist Mish Mish, providing "Lime Sorbet," the compilation's presumed theme song. There are also a couple of contributions from Quincy Jointz himself: his remix of Ursula 1000's "Tension" is a barn burner, and Quincy's own track "The Place," remixed by Flashbaxx, adds a squelchy nu-disco flair to the collection. It doesn't stop there … sixteen tracks total make up Lime Sorbet 2, and Quincy Jointz has also created an exquisitely blended DJ mixed version for seamless listening.
All in all, it's a brilliant manifesto on the state of funk and electronic beatology in the 21st century. Quincy Jointz presents Lime Sorbet 2 … whether you're leaning back, head nodding, or jazz dancing at a smokey after-hours joint this collection fits the bill.
Kid Loco - "Great compilation. These tracks are groovy and classy."
Recloose - "Nice party fare … keep it funky!"
Jayl Funk - "I love this many, many times."
Stereo 77 - "This is a perfect summer release … and I'm honored to be a part of it! Each track works equally as well on the dance-floors as they would rocking them via headphones."
Danny Ward (Moodymanc / Dubble D) - "Top party buzniss!"
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Angelos (Timewarp Music) - "Some nice grooves and latin vibes on this release."
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Dr. Best (Radio Z, Germany) - "The long awaited Part 2 of the Lime Sorbet Compilation delivers a diversified top selection, 10 out of 10 points!"
Tom Burclay (Compost Records) - "Very nice funk food!"
Lofty (Ambersound FM, UK) - "As with the first volume, this is an intelligent selection of fine tracks. I rate it highly."
Shantisan - "Great release with some heavy club bangers on it!"
Velanche (Urban Landscapes Radio Show) - "The lines between funk, soul, world and bass are represented nicely here. Glad to know that the essence of Lime Sorbet is still alive and well!"
Caio Zini (Electro Boogie Encounter blog) - "Great compilation! It brings the summer to Brazilian winter, hot and sexy."
Mark Reynolds (Just Chillin Radio Show) - "Wow … just wow!"
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This Ep is an international project with DJs/Producers from around the globe as Adam Bozzetto, Zee Reach, Ahllex, Voodoo Rebel and Andy Jam. You find three original tracks and five remixes from Tropical Bass to Moombahton and Kuduro to heat the Global Bass dance floor. Just listen to this Ep and you will love it!


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Slop searching for The One and learn how to receive them. Switch the paradigm in your life and become the person you want to be in the relationship you desire.
Every awakened soul is on o£ft beautiful planet at this time of change for a reason, including you. and you have work to do. Your work is all to do with the light, bringing in and expanding the light through your presence as soul and Spirit, and as a human too, for this is the Age of Light.
Your story is an ancient one, beginning when your soul was bom from a spark of divine fire at a time when time did not exist. A place is associated with your source, possibly a star or a planet, even Earth for some people, and for those who have a strongly cosmic connection, life as a human can be difficult because the longing for home' is so strong. If you feel you don't belong or that people don't understand you, this may be the reason. Some people have had many, many lifetimes on Earth while for others it is much fewer: neither is better nor worse, but everyone who incarnates here does so to help their own soul journey and also to assist the path of Gaia.
Earth is the only planet where its inhabitants can choose, and where a soul progresses though experience based on that human choice over many lifetim. Your soul purpose for these human incarnations is to learn everything there is to know about being human, and you would be amazed if yqn knew what you have done and been over many hundreds of lives as part of this process of learning. It occurs over cycles, so that in one cycle you may learn everything there is to know about tyranny – being a slave, being a despot, being persecuted, being married to a tyrant, being a campaigner – and then when you understand about tyranny from all angles, you move onto another cycle of learning which may be about money, relationships, illness, or spirituality, and even about evil which can include gross abuse, q)ack magic, perversion or great cruelty, some of which is visible in our world today. If you see someone who behaves truly shockingly. remember that he or she may, as you have done before, be learning some hard lessons but with the chance, always, of returning to the light. It is always about choice.
At the end of every life on Earth, your spiritual helpers will review, with you. what you have achieved and learned and what is outstanding to be done, and so the next life experience is planned according to your need. The planning includes your sex. ethnic origin, social class, family, country, personality, body shape and looks, intelligence and astrological make-up too, to ensure you are born with the best environment and at the perfect time to help you with your new mission. It may be a very different background from your last life, and people with wealth and privilege now like members of the Royal Family or Simon Cowell are likely to come back in much humbler circumstances, learning about celebrity and wealth from another angle. Even the timing and manner of your death as well as your birth are planned, but tentatively: you are creating a template together, a sketch of what is intended but you, through what you choose to do with it, can change everything about the plan if you wish.
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It would be easy to come into the new life with a check list of what you were going to do and why, but Spirit does not make it that easy! Soon after you are born the Veil of Illusion falls upon you and you forget, consciously, all you have done before as a soul, and the human learnings begin afresh. Your choices are made without influence or prior knowledge to ensure they are as pure and unbiased as they can be, rather like a pupil writing an essay based on his own understanding and reasoning only, without copying others.
Just as a student goes through different levels of lessons, such as a kindergarten, primary school, secondary school and university, often with different classes in each level too, so it is with the soul journey of learning over all of its earthly experiences. It begins with our physicality, when we are tested on gluttony, perhaps, alcoholism, drfigs, brute force and violence, and the second level is about controlling our desires and emotions. The third is to do with the mind which so often dominates us unhelpfullv and then when the personality dimension has been mastered, you come to the fourth lesson which is known as the Initiation t>f Suffering. It doesn't sound much fun, does it, but in fact it is a time of magnificent achievement as you give up your self-centred priorities in order to enable major spiritual growth as your soul, your lifelong companion for so long, becomes subsumed into that aspect of you which is Spirit. It can result in great sadness, almost despair, and it is this spiritual transition which causes the Suffering: it really can feel like a dark night of the soul at this time, but it is a most significant point of your evolution – and it will pass. Jesus took this test on the Cross, which is why it is known also as the Initiation of the Crucifixion.
There are more lessons for you, when you are ready, seven in total over your lifetimes, each one taking you more and more along an advanced spiritual path. Each time you pass one of these tests your soul and being become more and more suffused with light until you are nothing but light in a human covering. Eventually all your lessons are learned and you are released from the need to reincarnate, for you know all about what it means to be human, and the work is done. You are light.
As human beings become more light-filled, so the world will change to become one of peace and kindness where all who live here will be honoured, whatever their kind or degree. It will be a planet of balance. Until recently it has been a place of materialism, duality and separation from Spirit, but as more and more humans become aware of their true purpose and with the influx of new cosmic energies, it is moving to its intended status as a sacred planet. This is happening now. which is why there is so much upheaval in the world as the status quo of thousands of years regarding values, power and control is being overturned to make way for the New Consciousness based on honesty, truth, acceptance and love.
If you wish, you may help the process of change directly, through working with the light: see the light, watch it. honour it. and grow the light – as you inhale, breathe in the light and feel it fill your body, exhale and breathe out the light to fill the world. It takes seconds, but this small exercise once or twice a day can do much.
The planet is moving to a new dimension, continuing in its physical state but with a new energy and ethos, and you are contributing to her ascension. You go with her as she becomes the centre of a great cosmic system, an example and teacher of how choice and learning bring great spiritual reward. This is what the Age of Light is all about – it is you and far, far more, but most of all, it is the Plan of God.
Arm balances are invigorating poses that exemplify poise and stability. But they can also be intimidating; tumbling over headfirst is an understandable fear. To keep from losing your balance you may power your way through the pose – tensing your body gripping the floor, holding your breath and straining your arms. Yet experience reveals that mastering these postures is achieved through a more ' understated approach, beginning with a calm and confident attitude. Strong core muscles, accurate alignment, suppleness and a sense of lightness are all key elements. Arm balances, as with every yoga pose require a proper equilibrium of 'Vv strength, flexibility, exertion and passivity.
Are the benefits of arm balances really worth the challenge they present? Research says yes. they undeniably are. They build upper body, core, and wrist strength, all of which help to prevent osteoporosis. Balance and stability increase with practice, thus preventing falls and the possibility of breaking bones. Flexibility improves, as it's needed to get in many of these poses, and focus is sharpened as you learn to hold them for longer periods of time. Furthermore, the act of shifting energy and weight from your legs to your arms tncreases blood circulation, which stimulates the immune and endocrine systems. And if the numerous physical benefits aren't sufficient motivation to incorporate these postures into your yoga practice, then think of them as an enjoyable challenge that will boost your confidence.
While there's no master formula, there are a few tips that can be applied to arm balances in general. The first is to engage your core. Though upper body strength will build with practise, learning to pull the weight out of your arms and connect into your inner abdominal muscles is essential. Similarly, using your bandhas, or internal muscular locks, will aid you in staying afloat for longer periods of time.
Proper alignment and an awareness of your centre of gravity are also fundamental. Just about every two-arm balance begins with placing your hands shoulder-width apart, and spreading your fingers wide with the weight distributed evenly. Though your back may round for some of these balances (such as in Bakasana, or Crane pose), you still want to keep your heart open and lifting. Your drishti, or gaze, should be just slightly ahead of you. not downward, as may be instinctual. After getting more comfortable and competent in your arm balances, it's ok to adjust your drishti as needed to transition from one pose to another.
Attention to your thought process before and during your practice is just as imperative to consider as your physical motions. Studies have shown that merely thinking about an action will trigger the same neural pathways in your brain as if you were actually doing it. Starting with a mental rehearsal of what you want to accomplish will have a powerful impact on your ability to perform. Begin with a visualisation of the arm balance in your mind, and then move slowly and mindfully into the pose. Stay present to keep your mind from wandering.
Not least important is remembering to breathe. Focusing on a task at hand can often lead to inadvertently holding your breath, which results in the body becoming rigid and tight. Conversely deep breathing during a pose increases blood flow and causes the body to relax. This is relevant since it requires agility in the torso, hips, hamstrings, and knees to get into many of these arm balances.
Finally, smile, and try to have a more light-hearted approach. Remind yourself that learning something new takes patience, determination, and confidence. Enjoy the process of building your practice up as much as you delight in achieving your goals.
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Apple's Launch Event… A Blind View
Apple's new range of devices has once again caught the imagination of the public at large, but what should blind and partially sighted people think of the new iPhones and Watch?
On episode 48 of Double Tap Canada the guys were joined by blind blogger and tech enthusiast Scott from Boston (who likes to be called Kayaker for some reason) to discuss Apple's new announcements.
The team started off with a discussion around the new Apple Watch Series 4. The new Watch comes with a larger screen despite the form of the watch remaining the same size. The design follows Apple's new style of bezel-less design which allows the same size of device but a larger screen within it. This could be beneficial to those who have partial vision as the larger screen (around 32% larger) could help someone see the watch face easier, especially if you use the larger text size options in the accessibility menu. The new version of the Watch also comes with enhanced health capabilities such as improved heart rate detection and also fall detection which alerts an emergency contact if you fall over and don't respond to the Watch alerts in a reasonable time. The Watch also has an improved speaker which Apple claims is 50% louder and also much clearer. There were no notable accessibility improvements to speak of in the new Watch operating system WatchOS5 however Steven Scott felt it important to say that he felt it was the most "truly accessible smartwatch" out there in the market as it has buit-in Voiceover screen reading capability, Zoom functionality and other accessibility features. Tim Schwartz said of the new Apple Watch Series 4 that it was the "best watch for accessibility" while Shaun Preece said "this [the watch] seems like the star of the show for me".
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Apple also launched three new iPhones at their event and the teamwork, quite frankly, unsurprised. Especially as most of the details of the new phones had been leaked out well before the event. Apple Apple announced two new flagship phones – the iPhone Xs and the iPhone Xs Max. Both phones were identical aside one having a larger screen than the other. This doesn't follow the convention of previous standard and plus size phones where the larger ones usually had a killer feature to persuade you to make that choice (and spend more money to the bargain). However this time they focused on both having the same features. These features included a very bright and vibrant OLED display which some partially sighted people report on social media is better for their eyesight as it is not as the light emitted from OLED screens is softer than that of an LCD screen such as the ones found in the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, as well as iPhones prior to the X. There is also four speaker stereo sound which promises a rich listening experience – great for movies and watching Youtube, but of course essential for listening clearly to Voiceover. The new range of phones from Apple in the "X" range also feature wireless charging – great for quickly topping up the battery on your phone without having to fiddle with a small cable that you may have already mislaid. Two key points that the team discussed which could be really good or really troublesome for blind people are Face ID and the loss the of the home button. The new design of the "X" range means the screen is the entire size of the phone, which is why you won't find a home button. This means that now you have to use Face ID to get into the phone. The good news is the feature is fully accessible with Voiceover and blind users haven't been reporting too many issues – no more than sighted people for sure! However the lack of home button means that you have to learn some new gestures to get into the phone – something we will be reviewing thoroughly in future episodes of Double Tap Canada.
The third phone to be released came as a welcome surprise to the team despite their initial reservations. The iPhone Xr features all of the same as the flagship phones but it has an LCD screen instead of OLED. The size of the phone is most interesting as well as it is larger than the iPhone Xs and smaller than the Xs Max. The team agree that this might be the best option for blind people if the screen is not of interest to you.
Listen to the entire episode for all of our analysis, as well as a quick discussion on the best food to eat while watching a tech event!
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Please visit deborahgambill.com to review the Yoga Nidra weekend and print off your registration form. Good food, great folks, a wide open sky and a waxing full moon with amenities of a hot tub and swimming pool on beautiful grounds make these two practice on the overnight ROCK! Please register as soon as you can to join us. If you have questions, please call 3143756525 or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
Yoga will be held tonight in the shade on the LEFT side of the grounds in front of the World's Fair Pavilion. Our season is winding down for yoga in the park. Our shaded practices are comfortable despite the heat.
There will be NO yoga class on Saturday this week–Like many of you, I will be traveling and vacationing for the last summer holiday of 2014:)


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The Maryland Horse Breeders Association and Jim McKay Maryland Million Day present a discussion on how social media is changing the way racing connects with its fans and affects the interaction between those "inside" and "outside" the game. Moderated by Penelope Miller of America's Best Racing.
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G20: Mayor Miller, Invest Toronto, Tourism Toronto and the City Manager welcome the world's media
At a news conference held earlier today at the G20 International Media Centre Toronto Mayor David Miller welcomed the world's media to the city. Mayor Miller spoke about Toronto's many strengths as an environmental leader, diverse and culturally rich community and as a very reliable and safe city to visit, live in and conduct business. The Mayor held the news conference with representatives from Invest Toronto and Tourism Toronto and Toronto's City Manager.
Below please find Mayor Miller's remarks and the remarks made by the City Manager, President and CEO of Invest Toronto and the President and CEO of the Toronto Hotel Association (representing Tourism Toronto).
Mayor David Miller
Address to G-20 media
June 24, 2010, International Media Centre
Good morning, everybody and to our visitors from abroad, I'd like to welcome all of you to Toronto. Welcome to the Direct Energy Centre. This special facility, which was built through a three-government partnership, is an example of the success of the infrastructure program.
My colleagues and I would like to tell you a little bit our very special city and encourage you to get out and see as much of it as you can.
We've made it easy by including in your media packs a transit pass that will allow you full access to our world class public transit system. In fact, there is a streetcar stop right behind this building to make things easy for you.
Over the past few weeks in the lead up to the G20 conference, I've had the opportunity to address dozens of your colleagues from all over the world and I'm delighted with the response that, I in Toronto, have received.
Some of you may have been here before; many will not have been. But the one thing that I hear over and over from our visitors is how diverse and modern Toronto is.
And they always say, what's your secret?
I can't completely give the secret but perhaps this morning and over the next three days you will hear and see for yourself what makes Toronto special and unique.
Those who live here and those who visit seem often to come to the same conclusion because they know the city is prosperous and liveable while also being a great place to do business.
I'd like to take a few moments to highlight the areas in which Toronto is a leader.
1) Toronto is a diverse world city
Toronto is one of the most ethnically, culturally and economically diverse cities on the planet. It's home to people from well over 100 countries, including EVERY G20 nation.
We have many diverse neighbourhoods where more than 140 languages and dialects are spoken.
And more than half of all Torontonians, including the Mayor, were born outside of Canada but chose Toronto as their home.
Our G20 visitors will see themselves reflected in the faces of Torontonians in our communities, and in the businesses that serve them.
Not only does this add to the cultural richness of our city, it's an economic advantage.
Financial services companies, for example, choosing to locate or expand in Toronto frequently cite the diversity and talent of our workforce as one of the reasons they settle here.
Our diversity is an important reason why millions of tourists visit this city every year, and companies from around the globe choose Toronto as a place to do business, as you'll hear more about that in a moment from Terry and Renato.
2) Toronto is a green city
Most visitors to Toronto are struck by the number of parks that we enjoy. But for Torontonians, the green movement is about more than parkland. The City of Toronto is recognized around the world as a leader in environmental stewardship and I'm very privileged to chair the C40 Environmental Forum.
The Power to Live Green, the City's sustainable energy strategy, is founded on greater conservation, renewable energy sources, reduced use of fossil fuels, and the implementation of a smart energy grid. The Power to Live Green will help us reach our target reductions in greenhouse gas emissions from 1990 levels by 2050, while maintaining energy reliability and affordability.
The Direct Energy Centre is an example of a green building partnership amongst all levels of government.
Meanwhile, the Toronto Green Development Standard is about designing sites and buildings that are more environmentally friendly. Achieving the Toronto Green Standard results in measurable improvements to air and water quality; increases energy and water efficiency, and solid waste diversion rates; reduces greenhouse gas emissions; and enhances ecology and the natural environment.
By adopting sustainable principles at every level and providing green options to all Torontonians leaders of business, elected officials, educators and citizens the city has become a model of environmental leadership.
An important part of our economic strategy incorporates green thinking. Last year we developed a Green Sector international marketing plan to help Torontos 1,500 green businesses generate new investment and export opportunities and raise the profile of our emerging green sector on the world stage.
And of course, we also promote the use of public transit to reduce our carbon footprint. Public transit ridership today is at its highest level it's ever been in Toronto.
Our most recent plan to expand public transit and increase its use is Transit City, a 120- kilometre network of light rail or European-style trams that will bring higher order transit to all parts of the city including our poorest neighbourhoods.
3) Toronto is a great place to do business
The third point I'd like to make is that Toronto is a great place to do business.
We are all aware of the challenges of these economic times. But the diversity of Toronto's economy is allowing us to withstand these challenges better than many cities.
We benefit from global competitiveness in a number of industry sectors financial services, green industries, biotechnology, design, food and beverage, film, tourism, and business services.
Toronto is the heart of Canadas banking system. For the second year in a row, Canada's banks were rated best in the world in terms of soundness in the Global Competitiveness Report, released by the World Economic Forum. Along with London, Toronto is the fastest growing G8 financial centre.
According to an FDI ranking of North American Cities of the Future, Toronto is in the top five for economic potential and infrastructure. No doubt because of our reputation as a trusted business centreone with accountability, transparency, regulation and ethical business practices and that's earned us high praise from international fiscal leaders and high marks as a global business centre.
We also benefit from having a strategy to guide our success in the 21st Century. Its called the Agenda for Prosperity.
Developed in 2008 through partnership with the business, labour and academic communities, the Agenda for Prosperity is our roadmap to guide the future of Toronto and the surrounding region.
The Agenda for Prosperity is based on four simple principles:
· improving the business climate within the city (we call that Proactive Toronto)
· diversifying our international portfolio by increasing economic activity with cities beyond North America, especially those in emerging markets (we call that Global Toronto)
· supporting and expanding strategic industry sectors (we call that Creative Toronto), and
· enhancing Toronto's labour force so that all residents benefit from economic opportunity (we call that One Toronto).
4) Toronto is a livable city with a thriving cultural sector
The final point I'd like to make is that Toronto is a liveable city, with a thriving cultural sector.
Business travelers and industry leaders appreciate the fact that Toronto is a highly liveable and safe city, making it a much sought-after destination. The Economist Intelligence Unit Liveability Survey" this January ranked Toronto 4th in the world for liveability. Well, I would call it first but fourth isn't bad.
In the past decade, Toronto has undergone a dramatic cultural renaissance. New opera and ballet houses have been built, landmark museums and galleries have been revitalized, the Toronto International Film Festival has been given a new home and Toronto has added a host of new festivals like ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche.
In a global survey of 60 cities across 40 countries, Toronto was ranked the fourth-best city in the world to experience culture, behind only New York, London and Paris.
And I believe that the strength of Torontos Film and Television sector illustrates the bond between culture and economy.
The volume of filming in Toronto is 3rd in North America behind only Los Angeles and New York City. Total film and television spending last year contributed almost $1 billion to our economy.
Toronto's geography also makes it a liveable City:
· Our network of ravines is unique to our City.
· One of the largest freshwater lakes is just a few metres from this building and serves as our southern border.
I should also mention that with respect to our lake shore, we are working in partnership with the federal and provincial governments on the largest urban renewal project in North America and one of the most significant waterfront revitalization projects in the world.
It totals more than 800 hectares, and includes the creation of 40,000 residential units, one million square metres of commercial space and 300 hectares of parks.
These are just of few of the elements that make Toronto a truly special City.
And I hope that you have a chance during your stay to take a few minutes or an hour to go outside and experience this great city.
We have a great story here and were ready to tell it. And I think if you are able to experience Toronto, you will agree. Thank You.
City Manager Joseph Pennachetti
Address to G-20 media
June 24, 2010, International Media Centre
Good morning everyone and welcome to the City of Toronto.
My name is Joe Pennachetti. Im the City Manager. I want to be clear to the foreign media that I am a non-elected official, responsible for the City's programs and services and a staff of approximately 40,000.
You may not be aware that the City of Toronto is the sixth largest government in Canada, and the fifth largest city in North America.
As the City's best goodwill ambassadors and most valuable assets, each member of the Toronto Public Service has a part to play in delivering high quality services to Toronto's residents, businesses and our visitors.
We deliver more than 40 major services to a population of 2.7 million people. The result is a high quality of life enjoyed by the people who live and work in this wonderfully diverse city, as the Mayor noted.
To provide its programs and services, the City has a total annual budget of about $12 billion dollars.
The City of Toronto is recognized as a leader in public service for quality, innovation and efficiency in delivering public services and has received many international awards in recognition of this leadership.
We provide the key services that affect people most in their daily lives and those include public transit. The City's transit commission moves 500 million riders a year.
We keep people safe and respond to emergencies with the expertise of our police services, fire and emergency services.
We care for people by providing social services that include housing, employment, children and long term care services to our seniors.
The City has a green agenda. We maintain 8,045 hectares of green space, 1,505 parks, 500,000 street trees and 2.5 million trees in ravines, parks and forests.
The City, working with its residents, is a leader in environmental services that includes the solid waste management target of reducing waste by 70% by 2012.
Toronto's bold Climate Change, Clean Air and Sustainable Energy Action Plan (
)s are helping the City of Toronto and its residents, businesses and communities to take action to cut greenhouse gas emissions, clean the air and create a sustainable energy future.
In fact, our City facilities and operations have already exceeded Kyoto targets.
Toronto continues to grow as well. We have welcomed over 20,000 new residents each year since the last Census in 2006. This is due to strong immigration from overseas and elsewhere in Canada.
Despite the recent economic downtown, the City of Toronto real estate market has had little slowdown in the past two years. Currently, we have 40 residential highrise buildings under construction or ready for occupancy. There are another 25 projects under construction for various commercial uses, including 10 of which are office towers which total about 400,000 square metres.
We are also embarking on a period of ambitious construction on City infrastructure, which will see about 35 billion dollars in asset investment over the next 10 years. The City of Toronto believes in public and private partnerships and has reached agreements with the provincial and federal governments to fund and deliver new transportation and infrastructure projects, most notably environmentally-driven transit projects.
These investments will benefit Torontonians for generations to come with the creation of hundreds of thousands of jobs over the next 10 years.
Finally, the G20 Summit will be learning how our banking industry is a leader as the Mayor highlighted. We have the 3rd largest financial centre in North America and the 3rd largest stock exchange in North America and the 8th largest in the world.
The result is that a strong Toronto means a strong province of Ontario and a strong Ontario means an even stronger Canada.
Again, we are pleased to welcome you to Toronto. I extend a warm invitation for you to take some time to enjoy our city - visit the amazing waterfront that is currently undergoing a major metamorphosis, stroll through our diverse neighbourhoods and see what it means to be a Torontonian who welcomes the world every day.
Renato Discenza, President and CEO Invest Toronto
Address to G20 media
June 24, 2010, International Media Centre
Good morning, I'm Renato Discenza. As the President and CEO of Invest Toronto, I am proud to stand here to herald the business attributes of the City of Toronto.
With a GDP per capita greater than Los Angelesand Chicago, Torontois truly one of North America's most dynamic cities, a global city.
The world economic forum has rated Torontos banks the soundest in the world for two years in a row, making this a rich and powerful financial centre with a wealth of emerging sectors.
Torontos vibrant cultural centre ranks it amongst the most diverse of cities. It is in the top 5 on The Economist Intelligence Units Most Liveable Cities Index ( Feb 2010 ).
We have a substantial global reach and an enviable quality of life according to the UNDP and Foreign Direct Investment Magazine, the Toronto Region has countless strengths and we are leveraging those strengths everyday.
Torontois very unique as we have heard. Our storied diversity provides a dynamic workforce uniquely suited to solving the world's business problems.
And that workforce is growing everyday, attracted by world leading financial, cultural, research and academic institutions. They are coming here to enjoy an unmatched quality of services and quality of life.
For two days in June, the world will see bright, talented people converge upon Toronto. Just like we see every other day of the year.
And we are excited to welcome you to our city.
Toronto has a lot to offer and we encourage you to explore it.
Terry Mundell
President/CEO Greater Toronto Hotel Association
G20 Media Remarks
June 24, 2010
Thank You City Manager Pennachetti, Mayor Miller, CEO Discenza, International Media.
On behalf of David Whitaker and the Tourism Toronto team I welcome you to Toronto, a diverse and global city.
A city where each one of the G20 countries delegates can find a neighbourhood in Torontothey can call home. A place to relax, explore and enjoy our great city.
The media centre we are in today was designed with you in mind, understanding that you are here to cover the world leaders and the G20.
Each of you has: Different assignments, Different schedules, Different time zones and Different deadlines.
Yet the one thing you have in common is an opportunity to explore our global city. One of the most diverse cities in the world.
This is a great opportunity to communicate the importance of tourism, not only in Toronto, but globally.
To understand the economic contribution of the tourism industry, but to also understand how important a part the industry is of the social fabric of the city.
Tourism contributes to city building in Torontoand across the world.
Our Mayor and council recognize this by including tourism in the Agenda for Prosperity.
Just think ...globally... $2Billion of tourism receipts are generated daily, with an annual growth rate of 4% per annum over the next ten years.
Toronto hosts over 22 million visitors a year from over 200 countries... 11 million of them overnight visitors.
With a spend of over $4billion over year, why do tourists come to Toronto?
Our ethnic neighbourhoods,
Over 125 museums and galleries,
7000 restaurants,
34000 hotel rooms,
Great shopping,
Performing arts,
Major attractions... Art Gallery of Ontario, Science Centre, CN Tower
Major festivals... Toronto International Film festival, Nuite Blanche, Luminato, Just For Laughs,
Caribanna, Pride, Jazz Festival and major sporting events…
Yes, it's all here and more.
Our team at Tourism Toronto with our partners at the City and Invest Toronto developed a website specifically for you;
Many of you have already reviewed the site.
This event, the G20, is but one of four international events that Toronto will be hosting in the coming years: 2011 International Indian Film Academy Awards, 2014 World Pride Event, and, the 2015 Pan Am games.
The G20 event will generate an estimated 114,000 room nights in Toronto and a delegate spend of $53Million for the hotel community.
In the Experience Canada Area of the media we have our Tourism Toronto team, the number one ranked Convention and Visitor Bureau in North America, strategically located in an easy-to-find place, beside the bar.
They are here 24 hours a day to help you with any questions you may have, to assist you in getting outside of this centre and exploring the fabulous experiences Torontohas to offer …and offering tours of the city.
There is also an extensive network of volunteers in the hotels to assist delegates and help them explore our city as well.
We hope you enjoy your stay in Toronto, and hope you come back to visit again.
And for World Cup fans, there is no better city in the world to watch the World Cup...
Thank you.
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Hippie Skin Balm Calm Hand and Body Lotion
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Bioaqua Lip Mask
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Clean and Clear Deep Action Cleanser
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Although, I have not been able to watch it regularly this season, I just love Gossip Girl. Most of the time, I am scratching my head in wonderment at how these little high school kids can lead lives that are more adult than most people that I know. I have this thing about watching kids navigate through their cruel social structure. In the real world, people are a little more subtle and passive aggressive; but in the world of tweens and teens it is brutal. They do not hide much and if they do, you better believe it is part of some greater plan.
Now there is going to be a spinoff? I am so excited if not a little skeptical. Obviously, it won't have the same flavor but a young rich Lily had got to be interesting. If the premiere hooks me then they may have a chance.
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Star Tellers Portable Planetarium brings you astounding technology and astronomy expertise that will help make your curriculum come alive. We specialize in edutainment and always ensure that learning science is fun and fascinating. Imagine viewing the dark, star-filled cloudless night sky at your school - during the day time! Star Tellers makes that happen through the use of our Star Teller dome, a digital, portable planetarium.
Astronomy and space science come alive as never before with the unique video capabilities of this mobile theater, and knowledgeable, enthusiastic live presenters. Technology may never be able to replace interactive teaching, but it can certainly enhance the lesson. Our programs have a healthy combination of both interaction and cool technology that allow our presenters to AWE your students while teaching them about the universe, astronomy, space science, and exploration.
Star Teller's programs are developed by experienced astronomy educators and are aligned with the current and revised New Jersey core curriculum content (and process) standards. In addition to fully live presentations, we also offer several programs that combine a live segment with a full motion, immersive video presentation. Best of all, we bring these programs to you.
The Starry Sky: This live presentation is an introduction to the day and night skies and can be tailored to any grade level. Learn about the Sun and its apparent motion through the sky. Enjoy a beautiful sunset & take a tour of the bright stars, constellations and planets visible in the night sky. Depth of discussion is tailored to each grade level.
Daytime/Nighttime: Our presenters will introduce children to the basic patterns they can observe in the sky. Students will find out why we have day and night and when they can observe the moon in the sky. We will also explore the stars of the night sky looking at their colors and brightness, and learning some of the basic constellations of the season.
Larry Cat in Space: This is a fun, imaginative cartoon presentation about an inquisitive cat who takes a trip to the Moon. Through Larry's eyes, we observe his human family, a group of enthusiastic sky-watchers. Larry's Human friend, Diana becomes an Astronaut and takes a job on the Moon. She sadly leaves Larry behind. Larry figures out a way to hide in her clothes trunk and learns about gravity, space travel and more during his exciting adventure into space. We combine this wonderful story with discussion about the moon, lunar phases, and the things that students can see in the current night sky.
Secret of the Cardboard Rocket: Take an exciting trip to the planets through both immersive video and live presentation. The full-dome video presentation features a trip aboard a magical cardboard rocket with two young adventurers to experience a breathtaking, up-close look at each of our solar system's planets with guidance from a wise Astronomy Book. As they tour the solar system, Book shares interesting facts about each body, making sure his students learn something while on their wild ride. In addition to this fun-filled trip, our presenters will take students on a tour of the current night sky to look at some of the bright stars, constellations and visible planets.
Meet the Moon: This program is a great introduction to our nearest neighbor in space, the Moon. Find out about why the moon appears to change shape, some of the effects the Moon has on Earth and how the Moon has been used to help us tell time. Of course, we will also take a closer look at the Moon itself to explore some of its main features.
Stories in the Sky: The sky is not just full of stars, but stories as well. This live presentation will introduce students to the sky as seen by people from around the world. They will learn about some of the familiar constellations, as well as some unfamiliar ones from other cultures. Tales from Native American tribes, China, Africa and other cultures help show how other people throughout history have looked at the sky and explained the things they observed.
Mystery of the Seasons: Why we have seasons here on Earth is a mystery for many. We will take a look at Earth's relationship with the Sun and reveal the secret behind the seasons. We'll investigate the Sun's motions from day to day and throughout the year, and how our location on Earth affects the seasons we experience. Students will also be able to see the changes that happen in our night sky including the varying constellations visible each season.
A Walk Through the Solar System: Venture out into the Solar System to explore the myriad worlds around our Sun. The other planets, moons, asteroids and comets that make up the Solar neighborhood are wondrous in their own right and teach us about our own planet. This is a live presentation featuring close-up looks at the other worlds in our solar system, as well as how to view some of them in the current night sky.
Two Small Pieces of Glass: 400 years ago, Galileo first used a telescope to study the sky and revealed previously unknown wonders. Students will learn about these wonders and also how evidence based data analysis changed the age old Geo-centric view in those days. This show features both live presentation and full-dome, immersive video. Along the way the students learn how telescopes work, the history of telescopes, and major discoveries made by these instruments. Our planetarium presenter will also show your students some of the celestial objects they can observe for themselves in the night sky.
Secrets of the Sun: Take an intimate look at the role the Sun plays in the life of our solar system. From the nuclear forces churning at the heart of the sun to the mass ejections of solar material into surrounding space, we will experience the power of the Sun and its impact on the planets and ultimately, life on Earth. We will trace the life cycle of the Sun itself, going back to its beginning and moving forward in time to its probable eventual death. In addition to a full-dome, engaging examination of our local star, our presenters will take you on a tour of the stars and other interesting celestial objects visible in the current night sky.
Black Holes: Black holes are one of the most intriguing stages in the life of a massive star. This program will teach students about the life cycles of stars including our own Sun. Black Holes takes you on a journey through one of the most mystifying, awe-inspiring phenomena in the universe: The BLACK HOLE. Where do they come from. Where do they go. How do we find them. Is there one on Earth's horizon. Using the latest in full-dome, 3D animation visualization technology, we will answer these questions and more. The live segment of the program will show students where they can find stars in varying stages of life, including red giants and black holes.
Earth in Space: Interactions between the Earth, Sun, and Moon have major impacts for life on planet Earth. From seasons and tides to ageold timekeeping, the effect of these three objects is seen in our daily lives. We will explore how these bodies interact and how Earth could be a very different place.
The Universe: What is the universe and is it expanding. How did it begin. How will it end. What is the big bag theory. These are not only questions that many of us have, but questions to which scientists are seeking answers. We will explore some of the strange and unusual residents of our universe, the leading ideas on how it began and how it will end, and find out more about how Earth fits into the grand scale of the universe.
Earth and Other Planets: Explore the Solar System from its beginning to the latest data from current space missions. We will discover the other worlds around our Sun and learn what they reveal about our own planet. Additionally, we'll find out about some of the other strange and unusual planets that have been found around other stars and what they teach us about how planets form.
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Marsh Studios, LLC
William Seiji Marsh
Guitarist – Educator
Tel: 503-830-4994
Email: email@example.com
Web: http://www.pdxguitarlessons.com
Effective January 7, 2019
All students and parents, please read my policy carefully. By choosing to study with me, you are agreeing to these terms. If you have any questions or concerns regarding my policies, please contact me.
Lessons will take place at Falcon Art Community (5415 N. Albina Ave, Portland, OR)
Marsh Studios welcomes all guitar students regardless of race, religion, national origin, sexual identity, gender, or range of ability. Unfortunately, the Falcon Art Community is not ADA compliant, however, there are studios available to me that are. If the Falcon's accessibility precludes you from studying guitar with me, please contact me nevertheless and I will do my best to accommodate you at a studio that is accessible.
Required lesson materials:
- Playable guitar* (either acoustic or electric** is fine)
- Method book, as recommended by instructor
- Folder for lesson materials
- Chromatic or guitar tuner
- Metronome (intermediate and advanced students)
*It is very important that your guitar be easily playable. If you are in need of assistance in selecting an appropriate instrument, please notify me and I will either recommend an instrument to you or meet you at a music store to help you select one.
**If you are studying on an electric guitar, I will provide an amplifier for our lessons therefore it is not necessary for you to bring one, however, it is required that you own one that you can use at home to practice.
Lesson options:
- A) Intermittent lessons: one-hour lessons scheduled on a per-session basis.
- B) Weekly one hour lesson reservation: a recurring one-hour lesson is scheduled at the same time on a weekly basis.
- C) Bi-weekly one hour lesson reservation: a recurring one-hour lesson is scheduled at the same time on alternating weeks.
If you are enrolled for weekly or bi-weekly lessons, please be mindful of your own schedule and give me advance notice of your absences so that we can find a time to reschedule. If you are planning on an extended leave of absence I cannot guarantee that your spot will be held, but please communicate your plans with me and your reservation may be held at my discretion.
Payment and pricing:
Payment for each month of weekly or bi-weekly lessons is due at the first lesson of that month. Payment can be made in check (preferable, made out to Marsh Studios, LLC), cash or debit/credit card. Intermittent lessons can be paid for at the time of the lesson. Pricing for lessons depends on the frequency of study, and are priced as follows:
- A) 1 lesson per month or less frequent: $70 per lesson
- B) 2-3 lessons per month: $65 per lesson
- C) 4 or more lessons per month: $60 per lesson
If a lesson is missed on account of my scheduling conflict (performance, illness, vacation, etc), the student may count that missed lesson toward the monthly total for the purpose of determining lesson pricing. If a lesson is missed without rescheduling on account of the student's schedule, the missed lesson would not count toward the monthly total for the purpose of determining lesson pricing.
For example, if a student is studying on a weekly basis but I have to cancel one lesson due to a performance, the student would be charged $180 for the remaining three lessons. However, if the student had to miss a lesson due to their own scheduling conflict, they would be charged $195 for the three remaining lessons, unless they are able to reschedule the fourth lesson, in which case they would be charged as usual for 4 lessons for a total of $240.
Lessons will begin and end at their scheduled times, so please do not be late. If the lesson begins late by a fault of mine, the lesson may be extended in compensation, or rescheduled entirely. I suggest arriving early and tuning your guitar in the hallway outside my studio to maximize our lesson time.
If a student is late to a lesson by more than 20 minutes, I reserve the right to cancel the remainder of the lesson at the student's expense. If you anticipate a late arrival, please contact me via call or text message to avoid having our meeting cancelled.
In case of emergency or illness, the lesson may be rescheduled without forfeiture of payment. Please call, text or email me if the student will not make it to a lesson due to illness. A missed lesson without any notice will be regarded as a no-show and payment will be forfeited.
Google Calendar:
All students will be invited to a Google Calendar event for their scheduled lesson, with the event title appearing as the student's name. These events are titled as such for the sake of managing my own calendar, but can be modified in Google Calendar on the student's end to make more sense for the student. For example, rather than the event being titled the student's name, it could be edited by the student to read "guitar lesson", and that would not effect how it appears in my calendar. These calendars are kept up-to-date at least one month in advance at all times for your reference.
I highly recommend bi-weekly students to have a Google account in order to manage their lesson schedule, as their schedules may change even if I am not absent for their lesson (see below, under Holidays). If you already have a Gmail account, you can simply click the Calendar app on the top-right corner of your inbox page to access this feature.
Lessons may be rescheduled with more than 48 hours notice. Students will be responsible for payment for missed lessons without sufficient notice. I will honor a rescheduled lesson up to one month after the absence, but the lesson will be scheduled in addition to our regularly scheduled weekly lesson.
One Friday of each month will be reserved solely for the purpose of make-up lessons. This day will be available for all students to book rescheduled lessons. Lessons may be rescheduled during my regular work week, or on one of these "make-up" days. This will help with the issue of not being able find a rescheduled lesson time that works for both parties.
If you have cancelled a lesson with sufficient notice and would like to reschedule a lesson, please contact me to schedule a time.
There will be no lessons during four weeks in the year: the week of Spring Break (March 25-29, 2019); the week of Thanksgiving (November 25-29, 2019); and the two weeks from December 23, 2019 through January 3, 2020. You will not be billed for these periods.
If you are studying on a bi-weekly basis, please note that your meeting time will be offset by the number of weeks I miss due to the aforementioned vacations. For example, if you have bi-weekly lessons scheduled for Wednesdays, and you had a lesson on March 20, your next lesson would be three weeks later on April 10 to account for Spring Break. If there is any confusion whether or not you have a lesson in any given week, please consult the Google Calendar event for your lessons.
I will be flexible in observance of other holidays, but please be sure to inform me in advance. In such cases, the missed lesson may be rescheduled or tuition may be prorated at my discretion. Lessons missed in observance of holidays in addition to those listed above will be counted toward the monthly total for the purpose of determining lesson pricing.
Inclement weather:
There will be no lessons on days when Portland Public Schools are cancelled due to inclement weather. Missed lessons may be made up if the student chooses, or canceled completely. Lessons missed due to inclement weather will be credited toward the following month and may be counted toward the monthly total for the purpose of determining lesson pricing.
My performance schedule:
As a working musician, there will be times when I will have to miss lessons for touring or local performances. In such instances, you will be notified in advance and tuition will be prorated. These engagements are necessary for me to maintain my skills and value as an educator, and I appreciate your understanding.
Respect of property:
Lessons will take place in a private space that is a part of a larger, shared space. Please be respectful of the furniture, artwork, and facilities at the Falcon Art Community. I ask that younger children or siblings of students be supervised by an adult while waiting for the lesson to be completed.
Penny Doggins:
Penny Doggins is my pet chihuahua/terrier mix that accompanies me when I teach and work in my studio. She weighs 11 lbs and is very friendly, although she may bark at you for a moment when you first arrive. Due to my rigorous work schedule and a lack of other dog-care during the work week, she will be attending almost all of our lessons. If you have an allergy to dogs you should study with me at your own discretion, as she is a staple in my life and in my work space. If you have any anxiety around dogs, please feel free to reach out to me with any questions or concerns. You can view photos of her under the Instagram hashtag: #pennydangerzonedoggins.
Music outside of lessons:
As with any skill-based activity, it is important for students to practice the concepts we cover in lessons at home on their own time. The things that I teach are only valuable if time is spent by the student working on it at home. I recommend that student practice daily for a period equal to or greater than the length of their weekly lesson. I have written a post on my website about practicing, which may be helpful to many students. It can be found at http://wmarshmusic.com/how-to-learn-practice-tips/
I recommend that students actively listen to as much music as possible. Active listening is to listen without distraction or multitasking. This includes attending live performances as well as recorded music. For example, listen to a given song or piece several times consecutively, each time focusing your attention on a different instrument. How many different instruments do you hear? Do they all play at the same time, or at different times?
It is also important to play music for fun. I recommend ending every practice session by playing whatever the student wishes, for as long as the student desires.
As a side note, please respect the work of artists by purchasing their music rather than listening on YouTube, Spotify, Pandora or other streaming sites. Most musicians make their music available on their websites, and these are often the most profitable ways for the musicians to deliver their music to you with minimal middle men.


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The Hitchhiker's Guide to Reality Beta
What is The Hitchhiker's Guide to Reality Beta?
We built the Hitchhiker's Guide to Reality to explore
immersive online conversation via gamification
, which is just the use of game mechanics like points and teams to try and focus and motivate engagement. Online conversation can be more than the confrontational, chaotic cacophony that is common today. Conversation can be a beautiful co-creation of a shared reality, a mutually beneficial informational and emotional communication that leaves everyone involved in a better place than where they started.
Conversation becomes combative when success is graded in terms of consensus, fighting to convince everyone that a given idea is the best. This divisive style of discourse is literally tearing our societies apart. We want to suggest a different style of conversation: conversation as conceptual triangulation.
Remember that awesome movie
Reign of Fire
where Christian Bale and Matthew McConaughey fought dragons? The part where the people on bikes planted a bunch of little broadcasters that bounced a signal off each other to create a picture of the space in the middle of them so they could track the dragons? Complex ideas are wild and powerful things, and like dragons they can be tricky to grasp. Each of us acts like one of those little broadcasters in conversation, gaining more clarity on the concept in our midst by virtue of the difference in our perspectives.
We are convinced that better online conversation is possible, but we don't necessarily know what "better conversation" even looks like. We need you to show us, so
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calibrating one's confidence, not concretizing one's certainty
having a goal of conceptual triangulation, not consensus
celebrating distinct perspectives, not pursuing hierarchal dominance
leaving everyone more than they had been, not advancing some at the expense of any of the others
discovering where you have been wrong in order to no longer be wrong that way, not convincing everyone (including yourself) that you have been right
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You know I've said it many times before.Throughout my life, many of the lessons I've learned have come by the shows that I've watched on television. As a child, one of the shows that I loved very much was a show called He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. In it, was this young man who was a prince; a bit clumsy, but very astute. His alter-ego was that of a very strapping man of towering strength, possessing the sword of Greyskull. As He-Man, he was invincible against any foe.
As Christians, we often go around defeated, fumbling our way through life, tripping over things and stumbling. We forget that we are really royalty, already in possession of an eternal inheritance. We see our enemy, for some strange reason as being stronger than us, more powerful than whom we belong to, and many times of greater strength than the one who gave us our strength.
Why is it that we have this image of a mighty enemy and a weak God? How did we come to believe this lie? Did not Christ go to the cross, travel to the lower depths of hell and defeat both Hell and the Grave? Did not he snatch the keys from Satan and rise again in complete victory? If he came back victorious, and then gave us authority to advance his Kingdom in the earth, then why do we still shudder as though our enemy had any power to do anything to us?
He is already a defeated foe. Our job is to dispel the myths and lies he brings, as the accuser of the brethren. If Christ be in us and for us, there is no foe who can dare stand against us. There is no one who can oppose us because the scoreboard already shows us as having the mark in the win column.
Scripture has already shown us that darkness cannot stand up to the light. If we be salt and light, then our enemy is fallen. Scripture also says that no weapon formed against us shall prosper, and that every tongue that rises, we would condemn. If you understand that Satan is the father of lies, than your job at all times is to condemn his words. You possess the same thing Christ possessed when Satan tempted him in the wilderness; you have the Sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God. It is powerful and sharper than any dual edged sword.
When you face your enemy with God's word, you are like He-Man. You have the Power. There is no one who can come up against you and win, because your power comes from the One above. His power flows in and through you. You stand victorious because Christ is victorious. Remember always who truly has the power. It's not your enemy. It's you!
QUESTION: How do you overcome the thoughts of powerlessness?
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Free SMTP Server Desciption:
Free SMTP Server is a SMTP server program for Windows that lets you send email messages directly from your computer. It's very simple but very useful for laptop users traveling around the world and connecting their PCs to different Internet Service Providers in different countries. You can use it instead of ISP's SMTP server to increase your security and privacy. Free SMTP Server supports all email programs like Outlook Express and Eudora, but best optimized to work with Outlook Express. The email program you already use for sending and receiving messages can be connected to the server in a very easy way - by using the word "localhost" instead of your current SMTP host. Having done so, you can send messages in a usual manner. Free SMTP Server is very fast, while sending, it establishes dozens of SMTP connections, and gets the most out of your Internet connection. The user interface of the program is very easy to learn, excellent documentation is included. The program is freeware so there is no reason not to download and try it!
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Crystals, fossils, minerals, jewellery and things to keep the kids happy while you browse the tables of fascinating stuff and all the displays! What more can we offer at the Club's 2-yearly show and sale.
Oh, yes, refreshments, fluorescent mineral display, pumice carving, awesome raffles and people who know rocks and minerals, and can identify any rocks or minerals you want to bring along. Need I say more, it's a good several hours of entertainment and only happens every 2 years, so make it your year to come!
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Dell Chromebook 11 3180
Buy Now...
This Dell Chromebook measures 30x20.4x1.5cm and weighs 1290grams. The viewable screen is 25.5x14.5cm which gives the notional diagonal imperial measurement of 11.6inches. The screen opens to 180 degrees.
The base has four enlarged rubber bumps to keep the unit off your desk and allow the speakers to function, these are placed either side at the front of the base and give better sound – and more of it – than a lot of other notebooks.
The left side has DC input, micro SD card slot, HDMI out and two USB ports. The right side has a headphone socket. The front is clear as is the back.
The keyboard is 73 keys and as with all Chromebooks the characters are lower case but the main thing not available is the 'Delete' key but the backspace works fine.
Space behind the keyboard is 2.5cm while there is 1.5cm on either side and 7.5cm in front of it. The 10x5.5cm trackpad is mounted centrally.
While Dell recommend 1366x768 as the screen resolution but 1536x864 is available which for me anyway is better when viewing web pages. You can also change the font size and page zoom to suit.
While it is possible to use a Chromebook – to a limited extent – without a Google account as Chrome and Google are linked having one is the easiest way to log in and use it.
Once logged in there are five icons in the left of the tray a 'o' that takes you to all the Apps you have, the Chrome web access, Gmail for email, Google Docs and finally YouTube. The right of the tray has notifications, digital clock, Wi-Fi strength, battery state and country setting. Click on any of these to get more Setting choices. As an example Bluetooth is available on this Chromebook.
Streaming live TV full screen got just over seven hours before the mains lead had to be connected and the battery was then fully charged again in two hours while still in use. Of course you get far more – up to double that – in less demanding circumstances.
While the Chrome Store has an increasing range of Apps do not expect it to match the range available in the Windows Store.
The very early Chromebooks had almost no storage as everything was saved online by default which can still be done but if you do not have Wi-Fi that meant you had a door stop, now they come with more memory and storage and as you have both USB ports and micro SD storage as well not having Wi-Fi need not stop you writing as Google Docs still functions locally.
There are two versions of Chromebook 11 3180 and rather than go through the differences here the link at the end give the full specifications. The lower specified model is £159 and the higher specked is £189.
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Forging ahead: Leaving the Middle of Nowhere/
It seems to me that we need a new introduction to biblical methodology that reflects what we have learned from postmodern philosophy. I envision chapters dedicated to complete revisions of our old tools, explaining where and why they went wrong, and then rebuilding the method from the ground up. I also envision chapters dedicated to newer methods that have entered our toolbox in the last twenty years. This would be an edited volume, written by various scholars dedicated to the project of revisioning our field and the way in which we approach the materials. It would not be a postmodern handbook which conceives of itself as "critical" and everything else as "non-critical". It would be a handbook that considers our field in the wake of postmodern critique in order to move us out of the Middle of Nowhere.
Leaving the Middle of Nowhere
A New Vision of Biblical Methods in the Wake of Postmodernity


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Old Deuteronomy 20:15 27 Oct 2018
If you want 64GB RAM, go for whichever configuration is cheaper, you will only get quad channel either way.
Your chosen case will not accommodate an E-ATX motherboard. You should check the manufacturer's website for information when choosing a case.
GTX 1080ti is good and will be for a long time, if you are staying away from 4K.
The Threadripper 2990WX's talents lie in quite specific user scenarios and it is not good at running games. Do some research to make sure you get the right CPU for your needs.
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We are conducting a risk analysis for fresh breadfruit (Artocarpus altilis) from Fiji, Samoa and Tonga.
We will conduct the risk analysis in three key steps:
A summary of the risk analysis background and process is available in the
fact sheet.
We initiated this risk analysis in response to a market access request from Fiji and Samoa to export fresh breadfruit to Australia. The risk analysis has been expanded to cover Tonga, which is also interested in exporting fresh breadfruit to Australia.
As a World Trade Organization member, Australia is required to assess market access proposals and develop the least trade restrictive import conditions that are scientifically justified. Our trading partners use the same scientific principles when assessing Australian goods for importation.
The draft report proposes that the importation of commercially produced fresh breadfruit to Australia from Fiji, Samoa and Tonga be permitted, subject to specific biosecurity requirements.
The draft report identifies seven quarantine pests associated with breadfruit from Fiji, Samoa and Tonga that require risk management measures.
Two of these pests (Pacific mealybug and cryptic mealybug) were assessed as regional quarantine pests for Western Australia because interstate quarantine regulations and enforcement are in place for these species. The proposed risk management measures take into account the regional differences within Australia.
The draft report proposes risk management measures, combined with operational systems, to manage biosecurity risks to achieve Australia's appropriate level of protection. These measures are:
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Stakeholders were invited to submit written comments on the draft report during the 60 calendar day consultation period. The public consultation period closed on 3 December 2018.
The Biosecurity Plant Division uses the stakeholder register for distributing biosecurity risk analysis policy information. Stakeholders interested in receiving information and updates on biosecurity risk analyses are invited to subscribe via the department's online
subscription service. By subscribing to
Biosecurity Risk Analysis Plant, you will receive Biosecurity Advices and other notifications relating to plant biosecurity policy.
Australia is free from many of the world's most damaging plant pests, which are capable of damaging our natural environment, destroying our food production and agriculture industries, and changing our way of life. Australia's biosecurity system, which includes the risk assessment process, helps protect us from exotic plant pests.
We undertake risk assessments of pests and identify risk management options to address any risks posed by these exotic pests. These measures reflect Australia's overall approach to the management of biosecurity risk.
Zero risk is impossible. Aiming for zero risk would mean no tourists, no international travel and no imports of any commodities. Australia invests heavily in biosecurity to ensure risks are managed.
Australia exports almost two-thirds of its agricultural produce. The future of our agricultural and food industries, including their capacity to contribute to growth and jobs, depends on Australia's capacity to maintain its animal and plant health status.
Australia accepts imports only when we are confident the risks of pests and diseases can be managed to achieve an appropriate level of protection for Australia.
All World Trade Organization (WTO) members are signatories to the Agreement on the Application of Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures (the SPS Agreement), under which they have both rights and obligations.
The basic obligations of the SPS Agreement are that SPS measures must:
Under the SPS Agreement, each WTO Member is entitled to maintain a level of protection it considers appropriate to protect human, animal or plant life or health within its territory – in other words, its appropriate level of protection.
The appropriate level of protection (ALOP) for Australia is defined in the
Biosecurity Act 2015 as 'a high level of sanitary and phytosanitary protection aimed at reducing biosecurity risks to very low, but not to zero'. This definition was agreed with all our state and territory governments and recognises that a zero-risk stance is impractical.
The ALOP is a broad objective, and risk management measures are established to achieve that objective.
Read more about Australia's ALOP
The term 'biosecurity risk' is used to describe the combination of the likelihood and the consequences of a pest or disease of biosecurity concern entering, establishing and spreading in Australia.
Australia's biosecurity system protects our unique environment and agricultural sector and supports our reputation as a safe and reliable trading nation. This has significant economic, environmental and community benefits for all Australians.
Scientific information can be provided to us at any time, even after a risk analysis has been completed. We will consider the information provided and review the analysis.
Imported food for human consumption must satisfy Australia's food standards. Australian law requires that all food, including imported fresh fruit, meets the standards set out in the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code and the requirements of the
Imported Food Control Act 1992. Each state and territory also has its own food laws that must be met.
Food Standards Australia and New Zealand (FSANZ) is responsible for developing and maintaining the Food Standards Code. The standards apply to all food in Australia, irrespective of whether it is grown domestically or imported.
Following the consideration of stakeholder comments on the draft report, a final report is released. The final report reflects the completion of the risk analysis. Before imports can commence we will:
The decision to import agricultural produce to Australia is a commercial decision between an importer in Australia and a supplier in the exporting country who can meet the import conditions.
For more information, stakeholders can email
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A special opportunity to own one of SWFL's rare offerings. This luxurious property is nestled on approximately 30 acres along the north side of the Caloosahatchee River Intra-Coastal Waterway. This unique location offers access to the Gulf of Mexico (west coast of Florida) and the Atlantic Ocean (east coast of Florida), and the capability of accommodating a yacht over 100'. Once you arrive you are overcome by the luxurious privacy and breath-taking river views anchored by over 4,000 feet of waterfront. Upon entering this impressive residence, a feeling of spaciousness overcomes the senses. The estate offers 7 bedrooms 6 baths, boat house that offers a slip for a larger vessel and a lift for a smaller boat, 90' dock, 3 equipment sheds, generator, zoysia grass meticulous grounds, and caretakers home with 2 bedrooms. The open nature of the design creates an environment perfect for entertaining on a grand scale.
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Listing information last updated on August 21st, 2019 at 2:30pm EDT.


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