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Talking about "Values" can be a bit like asking someone to eat Marmite on toast. Some people know what to expect and are glad to have the opportunity; others recoil slightly and pull a face of horror at the idea.
If you identify more with the latter group, I understand.
How could a list of words make any difference to my happiness or my success?
Have you ever felt not quite yourself? It's frustrating. Even more so if the "big things" in life appear to be fine – well paid job, positive relationships, financial security etc. You "should" be happy. You "should" count yourself lucky. You "should" just snap out of it. And yet, despite all these "shoulds", you just don't feel like YOU. If you're an intelligent individual, used to dealing with the complexities of your work and home environments, being unable to figure out what's causing your discomfort just adds to the frustration.
Personally, my values help me make sense of things. They represent what's most important to me and what I stand for. This means I can define what happiness and success mean to me and I understand how I can influence them.
Simply put, when you are living and working with your values, things flow and life is good. If a value is stepped on or ignored, the opposite is true.
Just as strong core muscles are essential to your physical balance and stability, strong core values contribute to emotional balance and resilience (the ability to tackle the ups and downs of our unpredictable lives).
Not feeling yourself? Look to your values. It is possible that something important to you is not being nurtured and that is having an impact on your happiness and/or success.
Equally, you can actively work with your values at times where you might ordinarily feel discomfort or doubt. For instance, I have a value of "Exploration". I connect this to being open, being curious, being brave, taking a risk and consciously drawing on that value helps me when I am taking on something new.
How do I identify my values?
There are a few different ways of identifying your values. These two articles (huffpost and mindtools) contain helpful questions and steps to get started. It can be useful to do the exercises more than once, a few days or even weeks apart and look at what changes and what remains the same.
Values are more than a collection of words. It's the connection you make to whichever word or phrase you choose that matters which is why lists of values (as in the Mindtools article) can be a useful starting point but taking it a few steps further to generate your own unique set is very powerful.
Sometimes, it's enough just to recognise your values. Greater awareness of what's important to you means you are more likely to make choices and seek opportunities that are in line with your values.
Sometimes, even with this knowledge, we hold ourselves back.
What are your thoughts about values? I'd love to hear your experiences and observations.
Stephanie Smith works with intelligent individuals and teams on personal impact, choice and change. Find out more and book a sample session at: www.stephaniesmithcoaching.co.uk


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Satorikan Dojo is a friendly place to learn martial arts. Under the guidance of its instructor Greg Regan sensei, a 5th degree black belt in Japanese Goshin JuJutsu you will learn a wide variety of techniques, from kicking and blocking through to locking, throwing and restraining thus providing a complete system for self-defence.
Our emphasis is on teaching fighting skills that are of practical use in self-defence situations as well as building healthy minds and bodies. Training at Satorikan Dojo will improve your wellbeing, self-confidence and fitness levels as well as and helping to reduce your stress levels.
We meet to train twice a week in a church hall; if you think that you might like to train with us feel free to contact us, give us a ring (07974 248036) or drop in to the dojo for a chat or to even give it a go!
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Happy New Year!
The New Year is in full swing and I hope you haven't given up on those New Year's resolutions quite yet! Looking back on 2012, we want to thank all the Nagazasshi supporters. Because of you, we were able to raise 140,000円 through calendar sales for the It's Not Just Mud disaster relief program based in Tohoku. We found them a deserving program for this donation due to their dedication to rebuilding Tohoku until the job is done. Though we were able to donate some money, lots more work and funds will be needed for Tohoku to fully recover so if you would like to make an individual donation or volunteer please visit their website at http://itsnotjustmud.com/.
Thank you again for 2012 and we look forward to your continued support in the coming year. 2013 is year of the snake, so 蛇(じゃ) 始まりましょう…
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In our society, there are still many poor and needy children waiting for 'generous donors' to share their kindness and the promise of hope for their future. Chawla Charity Foundation focuses on helping and improving the lives of poor children through education.
Education – to the poor, it is the way out of poverty. But how can a family that has barely enough to eat, send their children to school? Chawla Charity Foundation scholarships are intended to benefit the underprivileged children in both the short and long term. With the opportunity to study further so that "education" will not be seen as a burden for the living conditions and economy of families but more as a tool to help children escape from the economic and social problems and lead to a better life for them and their families.


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That's right: The Story So Far are back. The band have debuted their new song "Out Of It," taken from their forthcoming charity 7″. Along with the announcement, the band have announced a tour, too.
Give it a listen below!
Read more: 14 songs to listen to when you need a good cry
We caught word that the Story So Far were working on new music in April, when producer Sam Pura posted a photo on Instagram saying he was in the studio with the band.
Not to mention, 100 percent of proceeds of their 7″ will be donated to The Brain & Behavior Research Foundation, which is committed to alleviating the suffering caused by mental illness by awarding grants that will lead to advances and breakthroughs in scientific research. You can read more on The Brain & Behavior Research Foundation's work here.
The official release date for Out Of It is Nov. 3, and you can listen to "Out Of It" below:
Not to mention, the band will be hitting the road with Turnstile and Drug Church. Check out the tour dates below!
"Out Of It" is the first new song since their self-titled album, released back in 2015. Their debut record, Under Soil And Dirt, was released in 2011, and What You Don't See was released in 2013.
What are your thoughts on the Story So Far's new song? Let us know in the comments below!


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Thanksgiving is usually associated with the sport of football. But there will be some good girls basketball games over the holiday week, too.
Any game Palm Beach Lakes takes part in is fun.
Tha Rams have been dominant, as expected. The Rams have already recorded wins over ranked teams like Palm Beach Central, Boca Raton and Cardinal Newman. It will be interesting to see if Palm Beach Lakes can post an undefeated regular-season record this year. It's definitely a possibility.
Here's the new Post Top 10 entering Week 3 of the season:
1. Palm Beach Lakes (5-0): Beating opponents by an average margin of 26 points.
2. Lake Worth (4-0): Will face tough test in Boca Raton this week.
3. Boca Raton (3-1): Only loss came to top-ranked Palm Beach Lakes.
4. Oxbridge Academy (5-0): Still perfect after three wins last week.
5. Palm Beach Central (4-1): Broncos on four-game winning streak.
6. Cardinal Newman (4-2): Lost to Palm Beach Lakes and Suncoast last week.
7. Pahokee (4-0): Malaysia Robinson off to a fast start for the Blue Devils.
8. Palm Beach Gardens (3-2): Both losses have come against ranked teams.
9. Grandview Prep (2-1): Kristin Rampersad and Ayana Emmanuel leading the Pride.
10. St. Andrew's (5-1): Only loss came to Grandview Prep.
Games of the Week
No. 8 Palm Beach Gardens (3-2) vs. No. 4 Oxbridge Academy (5-0), Friday at 2:30 p.m. at John I. Leonard High: This is one of those fun matchups over the holiday weekend. The Gators are off to a nice start after returning 10 players from last year's team that was eliminated in the regional quarterfinals. Palm Beach Gardens is led by the trio of Emerald Hart, Quiana Franklin and Kayla Brown. But Oxbridge Academy hasn't lost this season, as Duke signee Crystal Primm has helped carry the ThunderWolves to a perfect start. Primm is one of those players that's worth the price of admission. Can Oxbridge Academy from Class 3A defeat the Class 8A Gators? We'll see.
No. 2 Lake Worth (4-0) at No. 3 Boca Raton (3-1), Saturday at 12 p.m.: Want to watch a lot of talent? This is the game to watch. Between Lake Worth forward Jonika Garvin and the Boca Raton duo of Grace Marko and Rachel Levy, there will be plenty of skilled players on the floor in this one. The Trojans still haven't lost, but they have played a fairly soft schedule so far. Boca Raton will be the toughest test Lake Worth has faced this season, as the Bobcats' only loss came against top-ranked Palm Beach Lakes. Along with Marko and Levy, junior guard Tracey Kemp has been a nice surprise for Boca Raton. Kemp is averaging 14 points and 4.8 assists this season.


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T-ARA will finally be making their awaited return to the music industry next month with a different concept, a different image!
According to media outlets T-ARA will be returning with a lyrical medium tempo title track produced by well-known music producer Duble Sidekick. For their upcoming return, the girls aim to show fans a different side of them, thus the concept of their upcoming comeback will be different from their previous tracks.
Meanwhile the girls are currently preparing vigorously for their comeback, so make sure you show lots of love and support for them!
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"Ready, Set, (W)eRead" is a project made possible from grant funds awarded by CenturyLink. I, along with two other librarians and our district's library media coordinator, collaborated to build an ebook collection and plan for the implementation of ereaders in our libraries. At the heart of the project is the desire to promote reading and literacy efforts, cultivate a love of and excitement for reading, and increase the number of books that are read by students. The purpose of the grant was to redefine how our students perceive and read books. In essence, it is about redefining library for the 21st Century.
Currently, our school libraries have a limited number of books; many of them are old. Students with mobile devices and who live within the city limits have access to thousands of ebooks through the Springfield Public Library. This project seeks to provide students in rural areas with access to an online ebook collection. By providing this access, students will have the opportunity to read more and have access to a wider variety of books.
To begin with, we needed a device that would allow students to download an ebook and read it offline. Though the grant was awarded in December of 2011, it has taken quite a bit of time to research a tool that was user friendly, easy to manage, and that would accommodate ebooks that could be accessed by a wide range of devices. Once we ruled out some of the more popular ereaders (Kindle and Nook) due to management issues and lack of versatility, we ended up settling on the iPad. We made up our minds after the updated version of our online catalog software, Follett's Destiny, was released in late January. The update made accessing ebooks easy, especially when followed by the release of the app for Destiny Quest and Follett Reader for both the iPad and Android devices soon after. Accessing our library's ebooks has never been easier. The project had enough funds to allow for the purchase of approximately 350 ebooks and ten iPad 2s for each of the three participating schools.
In effort to seek out students who might benefit most from this highly motivational reading tool, librarians collaborated with teachers to assign two students each to an iPad. The iPad will alternate between each student on a weekly basis. Students will take the iPad to and from school daily, checking it in with their homeroom teacher and charging it in the classroom, if necessary. We are in the beginning phases of implementation as we invite parents to a mandatory informational meeting. Hopefully, by the second week in May, students will have iPads in their hands, as we seek to get this project off the ground. Check the blog page for updates on how this project progresses.


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Joltin' Joe introduces and welcomes his guest, WWE superstar Maven!
Joe starts off the interview by asking Maven to explain the emotions he felt when he won Tough Enough. Maven says that it was probably the best adult day of his life. Ever since winning Tough Enough, his life's been like one long roller coaster after another.
Joe asks Maven to update us on the current status of Tough Enough 4. Maven says that there aren't any plans for it debuting yet, but says that both UPN and CNN have contacted the WWE since MTV's contract ended.
Joe asks Maven to tell us about how he was first treated when he entered the WWE compared to how he's being treated now. Maven says that there was probably a bit of animosity when he first came to the WWE, but he was willing to gain the respect of wrestlers backstage by showing them that he could work hard everyday. He says that now, he gets along great with all of the RAW superstars backstage.
Joe asks Maven to name a few of his backstage friends from RAW. Maven says that his biggest friend is Devon Dudley. When he first arrived to the WWE, Devon guided him and he's very thankful for that. He says that they do everything together while travelling on the road. He also says that Randy Orton, Mark Jindrak and The Hurricane are some of his good friends.
Joe asks Maven if he had ever thought he would meet wrestlers like The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin or Triple H and how it feels now, knowing these wrestlers personally. Maven says that everyone considered a celebrity are just people. He says they all require the same needs, go through the same issues and struggles as anyone else. He goes on to say that since the business is so much more fan oriented, wrestlers feel closer to the fans than the average actor.
Joe asks Maven to tell us some of his most favourite moments while being with the WWE. Maven says that the Royal Rumble was one of his favourite moments because he was able to eliminate The Undertaker. He also says being able to go for 14 minutes against the best in the business, Triple H, on Heat was also a memorable moment.
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About The Journal Open Access
Journal of Pharmacology and Therapeutic Research is an open access, peer reviewed journal that focuses on the interdisciplinary research offering therapeutic solutions to various neurological, genetics, psychological, and respiratory issues affecting the human beings.
Aim & Scope
Journal of Pharmacology and Therapeutic Research underlines the importance of pharmacology in offering novel therapeutic solutions to the public health challenges that may arise due to Pulmonary Fibrosis, Aging, Neuroinflammation and Neurodegenerative Diseases. The journal thus encourages research on therapeutic methods by including research on Pharmacogenomics, Pharmacogenetics, Pharmacology of Tissue Repair and Regeneration. Pharmacotherapeutics. It prominently discuses the reaction to the drugs such as Anti-Inflammatory Activity, Anti-diarrhoeal Activity, Signal Transduction and Receptor Pharmacology, Psychopharmacology, Neuropharmacology, Neuroendocrinology, and Regenerative Therapy. The journal also publishes research on Drug Monitoring, Schizophrenia/Drug, Antipsychotic Agents/Administration & Dosage, and Risperidone/Pharmacokinetics.
The journal is a quarterly, international, fully peer-reviewed publication.
The editors believe papers published to be original, of sound science, purposeful for risk analysis (valuation, communication, management) and related areas, well written (in English), and a contribution to the scientific works. The journal's emphasis is on publication of papers that contribute to improvements in human health.
The journal constitutes its Editorial-Board comprising scholars from all over the world that offers their critical views on the role of pharmacology in fighting chronic health disorders.
Journal of Pharmacology and Therapeutic Research welcomes submissions via Online Submission System www.scholarscentral.org/submissions/pharmacology-therapeutic-research.html or you may send the articles as an email attachment to the following email-id: [email protected]
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BERLIN — The German police arrested a Syrian man early Monday who was suspected of plotting a bombing, bringing an end to a weekend manhunt that renewed fears about a threat posed by extremists among the nearly one million refugees and migrants who arrived in Germany last year.
Federal prosecutors said the suspect, Jaber al-Bakr, 22, was believed to be planning " an Islamic-motivated explosive attack in Germany." Security officials in the eastern state of Saxony said they had found about three pounds of explosive materials in Mr. Bakr's apartment, including the same substances as those used in Islamic State attacks in Europe.
Jörg Michaelis, head of the state police in Saxony, said that Mr. Bakr had been arrested in Leipzig, in the apartment of other Syrians who had recognized the man from photographs circulated by the authorities over the weekend.
The Syrians tied up the suspect and took a photograph of him with a cellphone, which one of them took to a nearby police station, before urging officers to come and arrest him immediately.
"Our colleagues with the Leipzig police were able to seize him because his fellow Syrians had already bound and detained him," Mr. Michaelis said. He declined to provide additional details about the Syrian who led them to Mr. Bakr, citing concerns about his safety.
Mr. Bakr, who arrived in Germany in February 2015 and was granted refugee status five months later, had been under surveillance by German security officials for months. A commando unit stormed an apartment on Friday in Chemnitz, about an hour south of Leipzig, where he had been living.
In addition, the police found materials that they believe to be TAPT, the same explosive used in terrorist attacks by Islamic State militants in Brussels and Paris last year, Mr. Michaelis said.
Thomas de Maizière, Germany's interior minister, praised the police for arresting the suspect but reminded Germans that the case was further evidence that their country remained in the sights of Islamist terrorists.
"The investigation shows that actions as we have seen in France and Belgium cannot be ruled out in Germany," Mr. de Maizière said.
There was no indication of a specific target for the attack, but the authorities searched for two days to find Mr. Bakr, who had slipped away from the state police and special antiterrorism units that raided his apartment after receiving information from the federal authorities.
"We are exhausted, but elated: terror suspect Albakr was arrested overnight in Leipzig," the Saxony police said on Twitter in announcing the arrest.
A second suspect, identified by federal prosecutors only as Khalil A., 33, was arrested Sunday and ordered by a judge to be held on suspicion of accessory to plotting an attack. He is suspected of renting the Chemnitz apartment where Mr. Bakr was living and ordering materials for him online.
Mr. Bakr was to be brought before a judge on Monday, Mr. Michaelis said.
The developments will heighten concern about the extent to which Islamist extremists have exploited Chancellor Angela Merkel's decision last year to allow asylum seekers to enter the country without more thorough screening. Ms. Merkel, who was traveling in Africa, thanked the Syrians who had detained Mr. Bakr and handed him over to police, her spokeswoman, Ulrike Demmer, said.
In July, two men who had arrived as refugees carried out attacks in the southern state of Bavaria, one with an ax and the other with a bomb in a backpack. Those attacks, which wounded 17 people and left the two perpetrators dead, contributed to a growing pushback in Germany toward the refugees, who had arrived to a warm welcome.
As the authorities searched for Mr. Bakr over the weekend, they made public a picture of him wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and urged anyone with information on his whereabouts to come forward. The police in Saxony made the appeal in Arabic and English.
The authorities were already on heightened alert over the possible threat posed by extremists who may have entered Germany among the 890,000 people — most from Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria — who came in 2015 in the hopes of getting asylum.
Saxony is home to the anti-immigrant movement known as Pegida — the German acronym for Patriotic Europeans Against Islamization of the West — and has been the site of some of the most virulent attacks on refugees.


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Steps away from Disneyland Paris, « Millesime Montevrain » is set to become the new independent hub for shows and entertainment in the Val d'Europe area. It sits on Avenue Francois Mitterrand right next to Disneyland Paris backstage areas, and will offer in 2019 a unique multi purpose venue, a restaurant, an exhibition space and a recording studio. We got the chance to visit the construction site.
Out of the 1500 m2 of the brand new building, 400 m2 will be taken up by the entertainment venue. This modular space will be able to host from 50 to 1000 people depending on the configuration and will serve as a theater, a convention center or a meeting space.
It will also feature a balcony for 36 people. Numbers wise, the stage will measure 14.5 meters by 4 meters high, about the size of the stage for Mickey and the Magician. The investment reaches 10 million Euros, with 2 million for technology and lighting similar to the setup used at the Disneyland Paris convention centers. Millesime Montervrain will be able to offset the loss of convention space capacity caused by the closing for renovation of Disney's Hotel New York.
Upstairs, « Maestro », a restaurant with terrace will welcome diners for lunch and dinner with a unique view over the Disney parks. Phillipe Geneletti, a former chef at upscale California Grill (Disneyland Hotel), will be the head of this new eatery. While the show promises to be mainly in the plates, the panoramic windows will let diners get a glimpse of the fireworks shot at Walt Disney Studios Park during the Star Wars and Christmas offerings for example. Depending on the season and placement, you may even see fireworks from Disney illuminations.
Future panoramic view over the Disney Parks and in particular « The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror ».
In the main entrance hall, an exhibition area will complete the offering, as well as a recording studio for professional or amateur groups willing to rehearse or record. The architects aimed for a luminous space thanks to large windows and lighting that will enhance the structure at night. A plaza will welcome Guests outside the venue, and a parking lot across the road, with an underground parking for extra spaces. Parking fees should average 4 to 5 Euros for 5 hours, cheaper than the Indigo or Disneyland Paris Guest Parking.
CNo less than 80 to 90 events are already planned for Millésime Montévrain in 2019 and 2020. « From Rap to Symphonic Orchestras, there will be something for everyone » according to Mathieu Souverain, Artistic Director. Due to the proximity to Disneyland Paris, the venue will also welcome some of Disney's productions such as « Disney Loves Jazz » events or Anais Delva (French voice for Elsa) concerts. There is however no plan to stage a « Disney on Ice » production as the venue is not set up to build such a production. However, Guests will be able to enjoy a unique Cabaret show, a mix of « Lido » and « Cray Horse », with over 200 costumes planned for a dinner show that will run one or twice each month.
The venue will soft open in May-June 2019 and throughout the Summer to prepare the grand opening events in September.
At the time of our visit on October 29, 2018, 95% of the main construction work was completed. The bay windows will soon complete the facade and enclose the entrance hall.
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With 24 gold medals to her name and a bunch of broken world records, Libby Trickett is adored by Australia. But when she hung up the goggles in 2009, it wasn't the last we saw of the swimmer. She hit the pool again, then retired a second time, and instead of slowing down, she sped up. She gave birth to a baby girl, Poppy, but things got tough. Libby shares how she lost her identity as a new mother, struggled with her career ending and how she eventually discovered that the only way to make it through, was just to get back in that water. This is no ordinary I Don't Know How She Does It. It's a beautiful reminder that the people who look like they have it all together, are often just as lost as the rest of us. But you can always pull yourself back up.
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Your host is Alissa Warren
With thanks to Libby Trickett
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Bob joined Cushman & Wakefield/Pyramid Brokerage Company in May of 1988. Prior to Pyramid, Bob spent 27 years with a large north eastern agricultural cooperative, where he held a number of senior management positions in the Energy Division, Wholesale Distribution and Retail Store Operations. Bob is a graduate of SUNY Delhi and holds a degree in Management.
Bob Chairs the Executive Committee and works as Chief Operating Officer in which his primary role is setting the strategic direction of the company, and the development of and implementation of the Strategic Plan. He also develops, advises and consults corporate clients.
Bob is a past Board member of the Morrisville Eaton High School and Morrisville Community Church. He is a past Board member of SUNY Morrisville Business and Entrepreneurial Studies program, and is currently a Board member of the President's Council and is a recipient of the SUNY Morrisville President's Medal of Distinction..
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The salon yacht Miro is 26 metres long, 4.45 metres wide and 3.50 metres high, with a depth of 1.25 metres. This makes the ship well-able to sail inland, all the way from Denmark to the south of France. In the summer months from May through October the Miro hosts boat and bike holidays, such as the Belgium Holland: Route Limburg Sensational 2015, river cruises and private charters in the Netherlands, Belgium and France. Harbour Pietersplas in Maastricht serves as the Miro's home harbour. It's a lovely harbour with cc-camera parking surveillance and full-service facilities. The Miro also has a ship taxi service for excursions or for visits to the heart of Maastricht. We're also happy to set sail from any port in the Netherlands, Belgium or anywhere else that suits you in almost all of Europe.
The Miro has 6 luxuriously appointed 2-person Comfort Class Cabins, finished in the finest cherry wood, each containing a separate bathroom with shower, toilet and so forth. There is a cosy seating area, satellite colour TV, a safe, 220 volt electricity network, fax, and telephone. The yacht is also equipped with internet access, as well as heating for those cooler nights and air-conditioning for warm summer days. The interior reflects the luxurious style and decadence of the 1920's. The spacious salon with open fireplace and fully-equipped bar has expansive windows allowing panoramic views. The yacht also has a protected back deck area, to keep stiff sea breezes at bay, as well as roomy stairwells and wide gangplanks. A fabulous sunning area with ample seating completes the picture.
The Miro may be used in the following tours:
Holland-Belgium-France: Route to Maastricht
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Members of this Chapter usually meet on a monthly basis. Please check the events page for details of forthcoming meetings, venues and CPD seminars.
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The world is full of meaningless activities but I have always thought No Pants Day held on the London Underground on last Sunday 7th January is in a pointless class all of its own.
Londoners joined daring commuters across the world in stripping off and hopping on the Tube. The 17th annual No Pants Subway Ride saw passengers in some of the world's biggest cities drop their trousers in chilly winter temperatures. The tradition was instigated by comedy group Improv Everywhere – and has since been adopted around the world. Well as a one off it might have been funny but 17 years is a long time to play the one joke?
"No pants day" on the Jerusalem light rail. Credit: @israelphoto pic.twitter.com/gw9Zah6pJ8
— Lahav Harkov (@LahavHarkov) January 7, 2018
This event – said to be a "celebration of silliness" by organisers – is, needless to say, an American gift to the world. Indeed, given that it is named after one of the more irksome American deviations from the English language, the only reassuring thing that can be said about it is that it does not proscribe the wearing of undergarments. Beginning in 2002, "no pants day" originated with a prank in which seven jolly young men entered a New York subway train sans pantaloons at seven consecutive stations, each studiously ignoring the other while telling anyone who asked that they had simply forgotten to slip on their trousers.
This year's event saw passengers from up to 60 cities, from New York to Beijing, strip down to their briefs. London's usually unflappable commuters shared a rare chuckle together as the capital showed it is not too stuffy to join in the fun. Organisers insist that underwear must be warn, but otherwise prefer passengers to look as if they are going about their daily business as usual. To that end, they are encouraged to read newspapers or books – to reflect how they may behave during the course of a normal journey.
London, Warsaw and Jerusalem commuters celebrate 'No Pants Day' #NoPantsSubwayRide pic.twitter.com/yi7RUWY5DH
— AFP news agency (@AFP) January 8, 2018
Hundreds of Londoners rode the tube for an hour and a half, unnecessarily exposing their legs and briefs to their unsuspecting fellow travellers. Those involved (I hesitate to say participants for obvious reasons) were told: "Don't wear a thong or anything else that might offend people". Let us be grateful for this small consideration.
In New York, even thick snow and temperatures hovering around minus 7C were not enough to put people off. But at least they have the excuse that they will never look as daft without trousers as their President does even when fully suited.
— TicToc by Bloomberg (@tictoc) January 7, 2018
This activity on The Tube is not endorsed by London Underground and certainly not by the current Mayor Sadiq Khan but his predecessor the part-time Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, well that could be another story as he had some form in dropping his pants, or trousers as we call them here in civilisation.
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Received this polo for a trip to warmer climate. I have several UA polo shirts and this one is a bit more fitted than the others which I really prefer. Many time when I get a proper size for my shoulders and arms the body is way to large. I usually wear a medium in UA clothing and this fits perfectly. It is light weight and very comfortable in 100 degree temps. Highly recommend this polo if you like performance and good looks!
I don't know.... Can you say it's the same color shown on the screen??? The color is not what I expect.
I like the shirt but it's not even close to the color in the picture. I was expecting school bus yellow/mango orange but got bright pumpkin orange instead.
I own various Under Armour and Ralph Lauren polos and this is my new favorite. Reasons I like this shirt are that is fits perfect, the fabric has some stretch to it, its lightweight, only 2 buttons. Also the neck hole is small enough that I can wear this shirt without an undershirt. The bottom of the shirt is equal length all the way around, it doesn't have a longer tail like some RL polos.
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I have been buying UA Polo shirts for a few years. The Performance Textured. Looks sharp,and fits well. The texture adds another nice feature to this line of shirts.
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Great Feel and slightly large to size but Love It.
I like the texture and feel of this version. Only downfall is that I liked the previous versions silkier feel much more. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]


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When you check your iPhone weather forecast and see 75 degrees and sunshine emojis, you know its time to make it a BIG weekend . . . basically the kind that leaves you wanting another weekend just to recoup. I have to admit, it hasn't been the worst weekend but I am ready to break out the shorts (paired with a sweatshirt of course) and do everything on this list. I'll leave the grocery shopping and house cleaning for a cold dreary Tuesday and since its Texas, we can pretty much bet that our 75 degree Sunday will only last until sundown.
Go seize the weekend y'all!
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- Mountain Bike Rowlett Creek Preserve. Considering we have had at least one week with no rain, the mountain bike trails are a top place to be.
- Frisbee Golf at Towne Lake Park Mckinney
- Walk the Sister Grove Park Trail in Princeton
- Hike the Lake Lavon Trinity Trail https://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wildlife/wildlife-trails/ppww/lake-lavon-loop (outside of Wylie)
- Hit the waves via Wakeboarding at Hydrous Wake Park in Allen
- Take the pups to Bush Central Barkway. This dog park is especially unique with its 2 sections for large dog, small dog area and even an area for Senior dogs or less active pups
- Treat yourself to a country drive(while we still have it) and wander through Lavon, Blue Ridge and Nevada then stop in to Big Daddy's BBQ in Lavon.
- Go boating on a Swan paddle boats at Towne Lake McKinney
- Make it a Kayak adventure or Stand Up Paddling adventure on the Texas Paddle Trail http://tpwd.texas.gov/fishboat/boat/paddlingtrails/inland/rowlett_paddlepoint/
- Biking Chisholm Trail in Plano
- Chill on the Patios from Celina to Frisco to Murphy – if you want to take it easy grab a seat, grab a margarita. I'm thinking the East Hampton Sandwich Co. in the Shops at Legacy.
- Grab some milk and caramel at Lucky Layla farms http://www.luckylayla.com/
- Live it up at a Top Golf (don't forget your wallet)
14. Walk through the Croatian village in McKinney https://wearedallasfortworth.com/lifestyle/21-reasons-why-im-obsessed-with-mckinney-texas/
15. Enjoy the Dinosaurs Live exhibit at Heard Museum in McKinney
16. Arbor Hills Nature Trails
17. Tennis time! Sign up for a workout class at HighPoint Tennis center
18. Cruise through Lake Lavon via Pontoon Boat http://lavonwatersports.com/PontoonBoats.html
19. Hike or Mountain Bike Squabble Creek Park in Rockwall (they even have tools for your bike and an air station)
20. Geocaching through Breckenridge Park in Richardson (fun if you are 5 or if you are 85, this is the ultimate treasure hunt through nature) 21. Stroll Downtown McKinney, grab a sandwich at the new HUGS Cafe http://www.hugscafe.org/
22. Take a trail ride on horseback http://www.hhhorsebackriding.com/
23. Winery tour at the beautiful Mitas Hill http://mitashill.com/Restaurant.aspx
24. Explore Murphy and let the kids run through Murphy Central Park (don't miss the hidden trail behind the pond)
25. Pretend like you 're in Austin and indulge in a grass-fed burger at the Kelly's Family Farm Burger stand https://wearedallasfortworth.com/eat/lucas-tx-burgers/26. Go wild at the Watters Creek Crossing outdoor play area and trail (the trail is just behind the Burger Bar and about 1 mile) Check out the FREE mini library outside Grimaldi's too!
27. The Village Depot in Allen, check out the Texas-shaped maze
Want to do something a bit more adventurous on this warm sunny weekend?
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LA VERNE, Calif. — The University of La Verne softball team jumped out to early leads, Katheryn Navarro hit three home runs, and the Leopards swept St. Katherine in a pair of nonconference games Saturday afternoon at Campus West.
Season Impact: The Leopards improve to 3-2 overall this season.
Game One: La Verne 7, St. Katherine 6
The Leopards jumped out 3-0 lead in the first inning, Katheryn Navarro left the yard in the third, and the Leopards held off a late rally by the Firebirds to beat St. Katherine 7-6 in game one of their doubleheader.
With La Verne already leading by three in the bottom of the third, Navarro added to the Leopards' lead with a solo shot to right field. The Leopards have hit three home runs in as many games. Navarro finished the game 3-4 at the plate.
The Leopards benefited from three St. Katherine errors in the first inning to take the early lead. After Carly Condon reached on a throwing error, Michelle Deguzman doubled to put the pair in scoring position. Shelby Tevis then reached first on a fielder's choice and Condon and DeGuzman both crossed the plate after another throwing error. Tevis then scored on another Firebirds' error to cap off the inning.
Elisa Ponce got the win in the circle for La Verne, pitching five and a third innings, striking out four, and giving up no earned runs.
La Verne added a pair of runs in the fourth after Rachel Ogata scored on a wild pitch and Tevis drove in Condon with an RBI single to center field. Tevis finished the game with two hits and a run scored.
The next inning, Ogata laid down a bunt single to score Sienna Kendricks in what proved to be the difference maker.
St. Katherine made a late push in the top of the seventh inning scoring five runs to cut the deficit to just two runs. But Ponce stepped back into the circle and forced Natalia Ledesma into a pop fly to end the game.
Game Two: La Verne 7, St. Katherine 1
The Leopards got off to another hot start in game two scoring five runs in the first inning on their way to their second win of the day.
Navarro got the scoring started for the Leopards, hitting her second jack of the day, this time a three-run bomb bringing in Tevis and Deguzman for the opening 3-0 lead. Later in the sixth inning, Navarro hit her third home run of the day, this time a solo shot over the left field fence.
Haley Gomez added an RBI single in the first to score Kendricks, and Angelica DeAngelo came home a few pitches later off a wild pitch.
DeAngelo had a big game at the plate finishing with three hits. The catcher nearly added a home run but was robbed at the fence in the sixth inning. Kendricks also had a multi-hit game, notching two hits.
Navarro earned the win pitching five innings, striking out three while giving up just three hits and one earned run. Ashley Caro stepped in for two innings of relief.
Next Game: The Leopards open SCIAC play against Claremont-Mudd-Scripps on Saturday, February 10 at home. The doubleheader starts at noon.


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Innovation and technological advancements are occurring rapidly in the pro-security industry with today's video, access control and related solutions providing greater functionality and more security than ever before. The variety of advanced IP-based systems and higher levels of integration between systems further enhances the value of these systems, which are now capable of collecting and sharing data to create actionable intelligence and streamline investigations. And with advancements in mobile capabilities, this information is available from anywhere at any time.
The sheer number and variety of technology in the marketplace can make keeping current with solutions, industry trends and best practices a real challenge. In addition, it can also be difficult to fully comprehend, communicate and leverage the full value and benefits today's solutions can offer – making it challenging to describe to management for budget approvals.
Fortunately, manufacturers have developed training programs and learning opportunities that can help better explain the effectiveness and value of investments in new security technologies. An added benefit is that many new security solutions qualify for continuing education credits or BICSI certification.
Below are some of the more common and effective training and education resources available to help you stay current with new technologies, the solutions they deliver and evolving trends.
Trade Shows
For general knowledge and comparison of the various technology and product solutions available, trade shows provide an ideal educational platform. Often the best way for security professionals to evaluate products is to review various manufacturers' solutions in-house for comparison, which can be both time consuming and limited in scope. With all the major security manufacturers gathered in a single location, trade shows provide the best opportunity for side-by-side comparison of products. Trade shows also provide an opportunity to see and try out new technologies and products before they hit the market, with manufacturers' representatives available to answer questions relative to your specific needs. In some cases, hands-on demonstrations at trade shows can help security professionals learn whether the features and functions being promoted by a provider live up to promotional hype, and help narrow down the list of solutions worth further testing and evaluation.
Conference Learning Seminars
In addition to hands-on product experience and comparison, trade shows also offer a host of training sessions and workshops that include basic introduction to technologies, high-level looks at trends affecting the industry, in-depth courses on technology-oriented themes like installation and troubleshooting, and more. This wide array of offerings ensures that there's something for everyone.
For example, while a manager attends a seminar on the cloud and how certain technology is designed to take advantage of this emerging trend, a technician from his or her organization may be learning how to properly install, configure and troubleshoot cloud technologies in a hands-on workshop in the next room. This allows each to gain valuable information based on their specific job function, which ultimately contributes to their core competencies. Beyond that, conference learning seminars also allow attendees to talk and network with their peers who may have related issues and experience implementing a new solution, adding greater value to the training itself.
Lunch and Learn
Systems integrators often team with manufacturers to host lunch and learn sessions, which provide valuable information and insight in an informal setting. These events encourage conversation, communication and collaboration to make learning interactive, with each person bringing his or her unique experience and viewpoint to the table. I've often found that creative and effective ideas arise in lunch and learn events that are designed to encourage active participation. Quite often, the seed of a solution comes from someone asking a question or raising a topic or concept that others may not have considered. Lunch and learn sessions might be the best type of training for encouraging forum discussions that lead to deeper understanding, and creative applications and solutions.
Road Shows
Because organizations often cannot afford the time or expense of sending multiple staff members to a centralized training session, manufacturers are increasingly putting their training programs on the road. In essence, these are often staged as "mini trade shows" that usually run one to two days with training specialists delivering detailed information, practical knowledge and hands-on demonstrations to a controlled group of security professionals. In addition to highly focused training, these events are also an excellent opportunity to open a dialog with a manufacturer that often continues long after the road show has moved to the next city.
Whether viewed in real time or recorded format, webinars are a convenient and effective way to learn about new products, features, integrated technologies, software upgrades and much more. Some of the most effective and informative webinars I've seen are those that engage viewers with a case study or application story. Hearing about an end user's challenges and how solutions and/or best practices solved them is a compelling way to learn how those same technologies could be applied in other applications. Live webinars can be held independently or in conjunction with other training sessions such as a lunch and learn with group discussion covering a wide variety of viewpoints and insights. Recorded webinars also deliver the flexibility to obtain valuable information when and where you want.
The cost and time savings from not having to travel make e-learning a valuable training option, but the benefits of e-learning go much deeper. Some people learn best by reading, while others may be visual or auditory learners. So training that's tailored to one of those learning styles isn't the best choice for everyone. However, traditional workplace learning tends to be heavy on notes and other printed materials. E-learning, on the other hand, encompasses a variety of learning styles and materials, and people can take courses at their own pace on a variety of devices. As a result, while different individuals may have very different learning experiences, they often come out of a properly structured e-learning program with levels of knowledge that will help them perform more productively. For management, the analytics that e-learning provides when courses are completed can be a valuable tool in assessing the skill level of a company's security team.
Headquarters Training
Reversing the concept of road shows, some manufacturers have invested in dedicated in-house training facilities and staff to bring security professionals to their headquarters for certification or re-certification on their products. In many cases, the facility is set up to emulate real-world scenarios that provide hands-on experience with technologies in realistic settings and applications. The added benefits of being able to speak directly with the provider to ask questions, voice concerns, make suggestions, and learn how the provider's solutions fulfills your specific needs can warrant the time away from your location.
Training should always be considered an opportunity and not an obligation – which is true for both the teacher and the student. The manufacturer and/or solution provider benefits from a more educated sales channel and a more satisfied customer – integrators and resellers become more skilled providers – and users gain new insights on technologies and solutions. Overall, the depth of knowledge gained from good training opportunities helps all participants learn how to apply and benefit from new technologies and solutions, and obtain greater value and return on investment from their investment.
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Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode Vacancy 2018: IIM Kozhikode has issued a latest notification for the recruitment of Academic Associate Vacancy at 01 Posts. Interested candidates may apply by 23rd August 2018. Other details of IIM Kozhikode Recruitment like Age Limit, Educational Qualification, Selection Process, Application Fee and How to Apply are given below…
IIM Kozhikode Job Notification 2018 – Academic Associate 01 Post Apply Online
भारतीय प्रबंधन संस्थान कोझिकोड ने 01 पद पर Academic Associate की भर्ती के लिए एक अधिसूचना जारी की है। इच्छुक उम्मीदवार 9 अगस्त 2018 से आवेदन कर सकते हैं। आवेदन करने से पहले पूर्ण अधिसूचना पढ़ें ।। Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode Vacancy. IIM Kozhikode Recruitment 2018. Read full Notification Before apply Online.
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Das, Pritam and Salerno, Simona and Remigy, Jean-Christophe and Lahitte, Jean-François and Bacchin, Patrice and De Bartolo, Loredana Double porous poly (Ɛ-caprolactone)/chitosan membrane scaffolds as niches for human mesenchymal stem cells. (2019) Colloids and Surfaces B: Biointerfaces, 184. 1-10. ISSN 0927-7765
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Musiani, Marco and Orazem, Mark E. and Pébère, Nadine and Tribollet, Bernard and Vivier, Vincent Determination of resistivity profiles in anti-corrosion coatings from constant-phase-element parameters. (2014) Progress in Organic Coatings, 77 (12). 2076-2083. ISSN 0300-9440
Caselli, Tommaso and Chiari, Isabella and Gangemi, Aldo and Jezek, Elisabetta and Oltramari, Alessandro and Vetere, Guido and Vieu, Laure and Massimo Zanzotto, Fabio Senso Comune as a Knowledge Base of Italian language: The Resource and its Development. (2014) In: First Italian Conference on Computational Linguistics - CLiC-it 2014, 9 December 2014 - 10 December 2014 (Pisa, Italy).
Beche, Eric and Balat-Pichelin, Marianne and Flaud, Valérie and Esvan, Jérôme and Duguet, Thomas and Sciti, Diletta and Alfano, Davide XPS and AES studies of UHTC ZrB2-SiC-Si3N4 treated with solar energy. (2014) Surface and Interface Analysis, 46 (10-11). 817-822. ISSN 0142-2421
Iafisco, Michele and Delgado-López, José Manuel and Drouet, Christophe Nanocrystalline apatites: synthesis, physical-chemical and thermodynamic characterization. (2014) In: Apatite : Synthesis, Structural Characterization and Biomedical Applications. (Geology and Mineralogy Research Developments). Nova Science Publishers, New York, 49-80. ISBN 978-1-63321-500-9
Fiorito, Silvana and Flahaut, Emmanuel and Rapino, Stefania and Paolucci, Francesco and Andreola, Federica and Moroni, Noemi and Pittaluga, Eugenia and Zonfrillo, Manuela and Valenti, Giovanni and Mastrofrancesco, Arianna and Groppi, Flavia and Sabbioni, Enrico and Bakalis, Evangelos and Zerbetto, Francesco and Serafino, Annalucia Redox active Double Wall Carbon Nanotubes show intrinsic anti-proliferative effects and modulate autophagy in cancer cells. (2014) Carbon, 78. 589-600. ISSN 0008-6223
Caselli, Tommaso and Vieu, Laure and Strapparava, Carlo and Vetere, Guido Enriching the "Senso Comune" Platform with Automatically Acquired Data. (2014) In: Language Resources and Evaluation Conference - LREC 2014, 26 May 2014 - 31 May 2014 (Reykjavik, Iceland).
Mortara, Michela and Catalano, Chiara Eva and Bellotti, Francesco and Fiucci, Giusy and Houry-Panchetti, Minica and Petridis, Panagiotis Learning cultural heritage by serious games. (2014) Journal of Cultural Heritage, 15 (3). 318-325. ISSN 1296-2074
Martinez Normand, Loïc and Paternò, Fabio and Winckler, Marco Antonio Public policies and multilingualism in HCI. (2014) Interactions, 21 (3). 70-73. ISSN 1072-5520
De Lillo, Filippo and Cencini, Massimo and Durham, William M. and Barry, Michael and Stocker, Roman and Climent, Éric and Boffetta, Guido Turbulent Fluid Acceleration Generates Clusters of Gyrotactic Microorganisms. (2014) Physical Review Letters, 112 (4). 044502. ISSN 0031-9007
Caselli, Tommaso and Strapparava, Carlo and Vieu, Laure and Vetere, Guido Aligning an Italian WordNet with a lexicographic dictionary: Coping with limited data. (2014) In: Global WordNet Conference - GWC 2014, 25 January 2014 - 29 January 2014 (Tartu, Estonia).
Jezek, Elisabetta and Vieu, Laure and Zanzotto, Fabio and Vetere, Guido and Oltramari, Alessandro and Gangemi, Aldo and Varvara, Rossella Enriching 'Senso Comune' with Semantic Role Sets. (2014) In: 10th Joint ACL-ISO Workshop on Interoperable Semantic Annotation (ISA 2014) in conjunction with LREC 2014, 26 May 2014 - 26 May 2014 (Reykjavik, Iceland).
Zhang, Meng and Kelleher, Edmund J. R. and Runcorn, Tim H. and Mashinsky, Valery M. and Medvedkov, Oleg I. and Dianov, Evgueni M. and Popa, Daniel and Milana, Silvia and Hasan, Tawfique and Sun, Zhipei and Bonaccorso, Francesco and Jiang, Zhe and Flahaut, Emmanuel and Chapman, Ben H. and Ferrari, Andrea C. and Popov, Sergei V. and Taylor, James Roy Mid-infrared Raman-soliton continuum pumped by a nanotube-mode-locked sub-picosecond Tm-doped MOPFA. (2013) Optics Express, 21 (20). 23261-23271. ISSN 1094-4087
Borgo, Stefano and Spagnoletti, Noemi and Vieu, Laure and Visalberghi, Elisabetta Artifact and Artifact Categorization: Comparing Humans and Capuchin Monkeys. (2013) Review of Philosophy and Psychology, 4 (3). 375-389. ISSN 1878-5158
Vignati, Davide A.L. and Secrieru, Dan and Bogatova, Yuliya I. and Dominik, Janusz and Céréghino, Régis and Berlinsky, Nikolai A. and Oaie, Gheorghe and Szobotka, Stefan and Stanica, Adrian Trace element contamination in the arms of the Danube Delta (Romania/Ukraine): Current state of knowledge and future needs. (2013) Journal of Environmental Management, 125. 169-178. ISSN 0301-4797
Durham, William M. and Climent, Éric and Barry, Michael and De Lillo, Filippo and Boffetta, Guido and Cencini, Massimo and Stocker, Roman Turbulence drives microscale patches of motile phytoplankton. (2013) Nature Communications, 4. 1-7. ISSN 2041-1723
Orazem, Mark E. and Frateur, Isabelle and Tribollet, Bernard and Vivier, Vincent and Marcelin, Sabrina and Pébère, Nadine and Bunge, Annette L. and White, Erick A. and Riemer, Douglas. P. and Musiani, Marco Dielectric Properties of Materials Showing Constant-Phase-Element (CPE) Impedance Response. (2013) Journal of the Electrochemical Society, 160 (6). C215-C225. ISSN 0013-4651
Amand, Sylvain and Musiani, Marco and Orazem, Mark E. and Pébère, Nadine and Tribollet, Bernard and Vivier, Vincent Constant-phase-element behavior caused by inhomogeneous water uptake in anti-corrosion coatings. (2013) Electrochimica Acta, 87. 693-700. ISSN 0013-4686
Balbiani, Philippe and Herzig, Andreas and Troquard, Nicolas Dynamic logic of propositional assignments : a well-behaved variant of PDL. (2013) In: 28th Annual IEEE/ACM Symposium on Logic in Computer Science (LICS 2013), 25 June 2013 - 28 June 2013 (New Orleans, LA, United States).
Olmo Stancioli Vaz de Melo, Pedro and Viana, Aline and Fiore, Marco and Jaffrès-Runser, Katia and Le Moüel, Frédéric and Loureiro, Antonio A.F. RECAST: Telling Apart Social and Random Relationships in Dynamic Networks. (2013) In: ACM International Conference on Modeling, Analysis and Simulation of Wireless and Mobile Systems - MSWiM 2013, 3 November 2013 - 8 November 2013 (Barcelona, Spain).
Donnini, Marco and Probst, Jean-Luc and Probst, Anne and Frondini, Francesco and Marchesini, Ivan and Guzzetti, Fausto The contribution of weathering of the main Alpine rivers on the global carbon cycle. (2013) In: EGU General Assembly 2013, 07-12 Apr 2013, Vienna, Austria .
Durham, William M. and Climent, Éric and Barry, Michael and De Lillo, Filippo and Boffetta, Guido and Cencini, Massimo and Stocker, Roman Turbulent unmixing: how marine turbulence drives patchy distributions of motile phytoplankton. (2013) In: 66th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Fluid Dynamics , 24 November 2013 - 26 November 2013 (Pittsburg, United States).
Trompette, Jean-Luc and Massot, Laurent Chronoamperometric study of the passive behaviour of tantalum in hostile media during water addition. (2011) Corrosion Science, 57. 174-181. ISSN 0010-938X
Musiani, Marco and Orazem, Mark E. and Pébère, Nadine and Tribollet, Bernard and Vivier, Vincent Constant-Phase-Element Behavior Caused by Coupled Resistivity and Permittivity Distributions in Films. (2011) Journal of The Electrochemical Society (JES), 158 (12). C424-C428. ISSN 0013-4651
Erable, Benjamin and Vandecandelaere, Ilse and Faimali, Marco and Délia, Marie-Line and Etcheverry, Luc and Vandamme, Peter and Bergel, Alain Marine aerobic biofilm as biocathode catalyst. (2010) Bioelectrochemistry, 78 (1). 51-56. ISSN 1567-5394
Dumas, Claire and Mollica, Alfonso and Féron, Damien and Basséguy, Régine and Etcheverry, Luc and Bergel, Alain Checking graphite and stainless anodes with an experimental model of marine microbial fuel cell. (2008) Bioresource Technology, 9 (18). 8887-8894. ISSN 0960-8524
Dumas, Claire and Mollica, Alfonso and Féron, Damien and Basséguy, Régine and Etcheverry, Luc and Bergel, Alain Marine microbial fuel cell : use of stainless steel electrodes as anode and cathode materials. (2007) Electrochimica Acta, 5 (2). 468-473. ISSN 0013-4686
Gérino, Magali and Frignani, Mauro and Mugnai, Cristian and Bellucci, Luca Giorgio and Prevedelli, Daniela and Valentini, Andrea and Castelli, Alberto and Delmotte, Sébastien and Sauvage, Sabine Bioturbation in the Venice Lagoon: Rates and relationship to organisms. (2007) Acta Oecologica, 32 (1). 14-25. ISSN 1146-609X
Dumas, Claire and Mollica, Alfonso and Féron, Damien and Basséguy, Régine and Etcheverry, Luc and Bergel, Alain Marine microbial fuel cell: use of stainless steel electrodes as anode and cathode materials. (2007) In: 1st International Congress on Green Process Engineering (GPE 2007), 24-26 Apr 2007, Toulouse, France .
Rogora, Michela and Mosello, Rosario and Arisci, Sylvia and Brizzio, Maria Cristina and Barbieri, Alberto and Balestrini, Raflaella and Waldner, Peter and Schmitt, Marcel and Stähli, Manfred and Thimonier, Anne and Kalina, Michael and Puxbaum, Hans and Nickus, Ulrike and Ulrich, Erwin and Probst, Anne An overview of atmospheric deposition chemistry over the Alps: present status and long-term trends. (2006) Hydrobiologia, 562 ( 1). 17-40. ISSN 0018-8158
Bergel, Alain and Féron, Damien and Mollica, Alfonso Catalysis of oxygen reduction in PEM fuel cell by seawater biofilm. (2005) Electrochemistry Communications, 7 (9). 900-904. ISSN 1388-2481
Le Gal, Julien and Tisato, Francesco and Bandoli, Giuliano and Gressier, Marie and Jaud, Joël and Michaud, Sandra and Dartiguenave, Michèle and Benoist, Eric Synthesis and structural characterization of new oxorhenium and oxotechnetium complexes with XN2S-tetradentate semi-rigid ligands(X = O, S, N). (2005) Dalton Transactions (23). 3800-3807. ISSN 1477-9226
Gasquères, Cyril and Duminica, Florin-Daniel and Maury, Francis and Ossola, Franco MOCVD of Cr3(C,N)2 and CrSixCy Films Growth and Characterization. (2005) Journal of The Electrochemical Society (JES), 1 (8). G651-G659. ISSN 0013-4651
Mugnai, Cristian and Gérino, Magali and Frignani, Mauro and Sauvage, Sabine and Bellucci, Luca Giorgio Bioturbation experiments in the Venice Lagoon. (2003) Hydrobiologia, 494 (1-3). 245-250. ISSN 0018-8158
Cecutti, Marie-Christine and Focher, Bonaventura and Perly, Bruno and Zemb, Thomas Glycolipid self-assembly: micellar structure. (1991) Langmuir, 7 (11). 2580-2585. ISSN 0743-7463


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Jude's Take Over Our Soho Restaurant
London Food Month
We've always thought of ourselves as being rather more 'Tutti Frutti' than strictly 'Vanilla' in our outlook so when it was suggested we collaborate with one of our most favourite suppliers, Jude's Ice Cream for London Food Month in June, it was an opportunity that proved impossible to resist.
We've worked with Jude's to produce an exclusive range of truly spectacular desserts that will only be available at our Soho restaurant – 60-62 Old Compton Street – throughout the month of June.
Who could resist…?
A Frozen White Chocolate Souffle with Sea-Salted Chocolate Ice Cream
Tropical Baked Alaska with Mango & Passion Fruit Frozen Yoghurt
A Pistachio Cake with Olive Oil Ice Cream and a White Chocolate Pistachio Mousse
A 'Very Berry' Plate with Raspberry & Strawberry Macrons, Strawberry Ice Cream and Black Pepper Meringue.
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We all knew it was coming, and it might finally be here – scientists say they have a solution to the 'alien megastructure' star that doesn't involve aliens, and unlike previous explanations, this one is extremely consistent with previous observations of the star's activity.
The solution doesn't involve dubious comet swarms or interstellar junk, but instead suggests that the star is undergoing an internal phase transition, which is causing powerful outbursts on the surface that are occasionally blocking the light emissions that our telescopes detect.
Continue reading Scientists think they can finally explain the weirdness that is the 'alien megastructure' star at Alien UFO Sightings.


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Another night with far less sleep than I would have liked. Mind you "er indoors TM" was up before me and had "Furry Shark TM" in the garden when "Furry Face TM" and I came down.
We opened some pressies, and then disaster struck. Just as the puppy piddled on the carpet "er indoors TM" announced we'd run out of tin foil. Seeing the shop over the road was closed I set off on a mammoth drive round the town to get some. As I did the Grand Tour of Ashford I popped in to "Daddy's Little Angel TM" as we'd mistakenly addressed one of Cheryl's pressies to Charlie and needed to sort it out.
I eventually found tin foil and got home to find the shop over the road was open, and that we had tin foil all along.
We took the dogs round the park for a walk. I'd never seen Viccie Park so empty. We saw maybe half a dozen other people as we walked.
Once home we settled the dogs and drove round to "My Boy TM". We got there a little later than planned; there was nowhere to park. However once there we had a really good time. Lacey unwrapped pressies, we drank beer, Christmas music was on the telly. Cheryl had cooked a rather good dinner and we stuffed ourselves silly.
I settled myself on the sofa and woke an hour or so later to find "The Wizard of Oz" was on the telly. We used to watch that on Christmas afternoons at my gran's house when I was my granddaughter's age. And it now occurs to me that Dorothy must have been rather thick. How can she get lost like she did? There is only one road in Oz and it is bright yellow.
It turned out that everyone had been waiting for me to wake up; we then had Christmas pudding and spent an hour or two playing various card games. Great fun.
By the time the early evening came we really had to get home for the dogs. It had been a really good afternoon, and it was good to have a lazy evening watching the Christmas "Doctor Who" and "Bake Off". One was good; one was awful…
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Sanwari Health Camp And The Inauguration Of Pitampura Branch
The theme "Women's health is social wealth" has reverberated &pleasantly echoed in the entire course of activities of Sanwari Health Camp for Women organized by Sanwari Women Power Club.
March 4, 2013 (Newswire.com) - The theme "Women's health is social wealth" has reverberated &pleasantly echoed in the entire course of activities of Sanwari Health Camp for Women organized by Sanwari Women Power Club. It is also remarkable to have corroborated with another historical milestone of Inauguration Pitampura Branch.
Mrs. Seema Goel was more than happy for leading the mission of Women Empowerment & as a part envisioned this Noble Initiative of Health Camp for Women. She was there to receive every member of Sanwari Women Power Club with her labeled charismatic smile & a hearty welcome.
Mrs. Seema Goel(Founder & Chief Mentor of Sanwari Women Power Club) is accompanied by Mrs. Poonam Gupta (Chief Patron) & Mrs Aarti Garg(President of Pitampura branch) in welcoming the Chief Guest & the eminent doctors on to the stage. The vision of Sanwari Women Power Club was caricatured beautifully in the inaugural speech of Mrs Seema Goel. She emphasized that today's women have a clear choice to progress. All that they have to do is to be collective in creating opportunities for growth. 'United we Grow.' is the spirit she shared with focus on Women Empowerment on all aspects of life- individual, health, social, professional & above all family wise. She promised to make the platform of Sanwari as a power house for the real empowerment of women in the society..
The chief guests of the day are Mr&Mrs.Anil Bhardwaj (MLA, Pitampura & Parliamentary Secretary to CM, Govt of N.C.T., Delhi) who has presented away the Sanwari Awards along with Mrs Seema Goel to 50 outstanding women from various walks of life including Social Worker, Single Parent, Doctor, CA, Advocate, Architect& all. The event is attended by more than 500 women. Mr. Anil Bhardwaj in his address expressed whole-hearted support to the endeavors of Sanwari in empowering women across several strata of society. His words stood as an encouragement when he said the future Society feels proud of Sanwari Women Power Club for its pivotal role in emancipation of women from the clutches of modern day problems and he felt the need for many more activities from Sanwari under the able leadership of Mrs. Seema Goel in all locations of Delhi. Mrs Abha Chowdary ( President of Delhi Pradesh Mahila Congress) & Mrs Geeta Yadav (Councillor, Pitampura North) are also present in the event.
The panel of doctors who counseled the participants during the Health Camp are from Vision eye care, Thyro care & other reputed hospitals in Delhi. They comprise of Dr. Geeta Mendiratta (MD. Obst. & Gyne.) from Sir Ganga Ram Hospital & Dr. Parul Gupta (Ayurveda Acharya) from Mrityunjay Center for Obesity.
The Sanwari Pitampura Branch Inauguration Event was a full day function with the first half being the health Camp for women & the latter part is of recognizing & rewarding the Sanwari Members for their outstanding contribution to the concept of women empowerment.
All the participants shared their positive feedback & expressed their eagerness to look forward for many such noble initiatives.
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Diane's Story
Season 2 • Episode 3
Diane and Dawn are back together. The sisters express their gratitude, and how easily they relate to one another. Diane's continued hunt for her birth name uncovers a twist that brings both sisters closer to the truths they both desire.
8 min|TV-PG|Premiered 05/06/2018


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MEDFORD – Tufts junior 2B Elias Varinos tripled home the game-winning run in the bottom of the sixth in the opener, then junior RF Ryan Day had four hits to lead the Jumbos' 18-hit attack in the nightcap as Tufts swept a NESCAC East Division double-header from Bowdoin College on Sunday 5-4 and 16-0.
|Freshman Aidan Tucker had a save in the first game and got the win in game two.
Sophomore DH Kyle Cortese homered in both games and freshman pitcher Aidan Tucker had a save in the first game and earned the win in game two was Tufts improved to 18-5 overall and 5-1 in the NESCAC East. Senior Ben Suski homered in game one and scored twice on the day for Bowdoin, who dropped to 3-17-1 and 3-6 in the NESCAC East. Including Saturday's 7-6 walk-off win, Tufts swept the weekend three-game series from the Polar Bears.
In the seven-inning first game, Tufts trailed 4-2 entering the bottom of the fifth. They tied the score 4-4 as sophomore CF Justin Mills and Cortese both hit solo home runs in the inning. In the top of the sixth, Bowdoin sophomore 3B Owen Gideon-Murphy reached on an error and stole second. However, Jumbo freshman reliever Brendan McFall got a strike out to strand him there.
In the bottom of the sixth, Tufts senior SS Will Shackelford started a two-out rally with a walk. Varinos then tripled to right-center scoring Shackelford for a 5-4 lead. Tucker pitched a 1-2-3 top of the seventh including two strikeouts to finish off the win.
Bowdoin had loaded the bases in the top of the first inning and scored twice. Junior SS Eric Mah singled and scored when senior 1B Jack Wilhoite was hit by a pitch. Freshman 3B Nick Merrill walked and scored on a sac fly by sophomore LF Austin Zakow.
The Jumbos answered with two of their own in the bottom of the first. Varinos led off with a single, went to third on another single by Mills and scored on a ground ball out by senior LF Casey Santos-Ocampo. A Bowdoin error allowed Santos-Ocampo to score from first tying the game 2-2.
Suski helped Bowdoin score single runs in the second and fourth innings. He was hit by a pitch to lead off the second and eventually scored on a sac fly by senior RF Brandon Lopez. Suski then hit a solo home run to lead off the fourth giving the Polar Bears a 4-2 advantage.
McFall was outstanding in relief for Tufts, earning his first collegiate win with five innings of two-hit, one-run pitching. Tucker earned his second save. Jumbo pitching held Bowdoin to four hits. Varinos was 3 for 4 and Mills went 2 for 3 to lead Tufts offensively.
Mah had two hits at the top of the Bowdoin order in game one. Reliever Colby Lewis was the losing pitcher, allowing the run in the sixth. Junior Connor Lee had a decent start for the visitors (5 IP, 6 H, 3 ER).
The Jumbos scored in each of the first six innings and had five players finish with multiple hits in game two. Day went 4 for 4 with four rbis and two runs. Freshman 1B Peter DeMaria finished 3 for 4 and scored four runs. Mills was 3 for 5 with two runs and an rbi. Junior 3B JP Knight had a 2 for 5 with two rbis and two runs game.
Cortese hit a three-run home run in a four-run first inning for the Jumbos. Santos-Ocampo homered to right field scoring two in the second putting Tufts up 6-0. Mills had an rbi single as Tufts went ahead 8-0 in the third.
Three more Jumbo runs came across in the fourth when Day had an rbi single and scored, helping Tufts to an 11-0 advantage. He then added a two-run double in the fifth as the Jumbos surged to a 13-0 lead. Knight's two-run double was the centerpiece of a three-run sixth in which Tufts finished its scoring.
Tucker started and was outstanding for the Jumbos allowing just four hits and no runs in seven innings. He struck out seven and walked only one. Bowdoin had its best threat in the first when Zakow walked with one out and Lopez followed with a double. Tucker got the next two on a pop-up and a strikeout to leave the runners stranded. Sophomore catcher Matt Nakamota doubled with two outs in the seventh, but Tucker again ended the frame with a K. The win improved his record to 4-0.
Jumbos Michael Volgende and Spencer Langdon both pitched scoreless innings of relief.
Bowdoin used seven pitchers in the game with sophomore starter Peter O'Connell taking the loss (1 IP, 3 H, 4 R). Freshmen Jeff Price and Michael Weber pitched scoreless innings of relief for the Polar Bears.
Weather permitting, Tufts is scheduled to play its annual Patriots Day double-header versus Mass.-Dartmouth tomorrow. Bowdoin also plays tomorrow at home against Thomas (Maine).


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7th Annual Des Moines: River Run Garbage Grab
Des Moines, Iowa:
On Saturday, the Polk Country Conservation Board hosted the 7th annual River Run Garbage Grab to clean up trash and debris along the Des Moines River south of the Saylorville Reservoir. Canoes, kayaks, and motorboats were launched along the river, by volunteers, to scour the banks and sandbars. Throughout the morning hours, boaters braved the beautiful weather and shining sun hoping to bring back the biggest piece of garbage.
Garbage sacks full of trash and canoes piled with everything from tires to rusty drums, were deposited safely into the hands of conservation board staff. Metro Waste Authority provided garbage bags and dumpsters for anything someone was willing to haul out of the river.
Tires appeared to be especially sought after, as one volunteer could be heard cheering for a canoe delivering a pile of metal, paper, and a dirty fat tire.
Though, it did not appear that anything was found as big as the engine block that was hauled out during 2007, the Des Moines River is definitely a cleaner waterway after the great work by Iowa residents.
The river was not the only thing that got a thorough cleaning. Those volunteers that chose to stay on land, walked along the shore and picked up garbage lying near walking and biking trails. Among the trash collected on land was a twin sized mattress, propane tanks, beer cans, and countless coils of fishing line and bait containers.
Many groups were represented at the River Run Garbage Grab '08. Some of those in attendance were the Izaak Walton League of America, Des Moines Water Works and Central Iowa Anglers. The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Unit, Flotilla 4 of Des Moines Iowa, provided safety and security services which included a patrol vessel and jet skis. Their professionalism was put to the test when a motorboat capsized and the occupants were helped from the water. This effort would not have been made possible without all of the support from the many Iowan sponsors and volunteers.
Later today, a special celebration is being hosted for all of the volunteers involved. Free food, music, and door prizes will be given away at the Simon Estes Amphitheater. The entertainment will be provided by the Des Moines Community Steel Drum Band, Plymouth Church Chancel Choir, and John Stravers and the Big Blue Sky Band.
As an Iowan and American, I would like to personally thank all those involved with this great community service project. Keeping our rivers and trails clean is a small project that every community can contribute to. By spreading the word, the next annual River Run Garbage Grab will be even bigger and more beneficial.
Thank you Iowa.
For more information about the River Run Garbage Grab, visit RiverStewards.org


text: Hey, I am creating a super villain who likes like forever with crazy superpowers; however, I need to build his bad ass character. If someone can give me an idea who should I look for since I have done most of my research and yet, there is only a few that would touch it. My super villain is the governor who brainwashes people as he is working for someone who is doing the same thing like him. I cannot give you his name because that's classified. What I need is a bad ass super villain who is the governor of a province that is about to unleash an evil threat to all of his civilians. The only person that WOULD come close to this was Full Metal Alchemist; however, Bradly's character isn't what I am looking for. I need someone who acts nice in public before showing off his bitter-evilness inside the doors. Palpatine was very close, but I don't wanna be a copycat guy who is taking from this guy. I may be a fan of Palpatine, but I need someone that is even better than Palpatine in original.


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A hospitality giant has confirmed breaches at 12 of its hotels. Intercontinental Hotels Group (IHG), which operates 5028 hotels over a variety of brands including Holiday Inn and Crowne Plaza, acknowledged on Friday, 3 February that a range of its properties had been breached and customer credit card data was stolen. The affected were mostly situated around the United States, but hotels in Toronto and the Antilles were also caught in the breaches.
IHG started an investigation on 28 December, after the company received reports of unauthorised charges on cards that were used at its hotels. It then hired cyber-security firms to examine the payment card processing systems it uses in the Americas.
A statement released by IHG on 3 February confirmed that the malware lay on the payment processing servers of the hotels' restaurants and bars but not at the front desk.
The malware itself took credit card numbers, verification codes, expiration dates and the names of the owners by taking it from the magnetic stripe on the card.
The investigation into potential breaches began on 28 December 2016, "after receiving a report of unauthorised charges occurring on some payment cards that were used at a small number of U. hotel properties."The statement reads, "IHG has been working with the security firms to review IHG's security measures, confirm that this issue has been remediated, and evaluate ways to enhance IHG's security measures." The group is now working with law enforcement and the payment card networks so that they can flag any misuse of the stolen information. It will also be notifying affected customers.