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Goal: The present abundance and distribution of pumas is unknown on Kofa NWR. Through examination of photographs and tracks, the refuge has determined that at least 5 individual pumas were present on the Kofa in 2006 (a female with 2 kittens and 2 males), but the population size and its impacts on desert bighorn sheep and mule deer is unknown. A population estimate is the first required piece of information for any future management decisions regarding pumas. Puma predation has been documented as limiting some small, isolated bighorn populations; this is a concern especially on Kofa NWR for bighorn sheep management. Bobcats have also been captured on remote cameras on the refuge; their abundance and prey selection is also unknown. Bobcats are capable of predating bighorn lambs and this is another concern for bighorn sheep management. DNA analysis of scat can potentially provide a way to identify individual pumas and bobcats and generate a reliable population estimate, and DNA from bone fragments found inside in scat can provide information on puma and bobcat prey selection.
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Bored with burgers? Tired of tapas? Then let Andina shimmy up your tastebuds with its Peruvian-inspired ceviches, street food, cocktails, and colourful smoothies. Peruvian food only started to make waves in London in 2012, when a couple of smart, aspirational restaurants – Lima and Ceviche – opened within months of each other in the West End. Ceviche is the more affordable of these two, a Soho bar and diner with a menu of dishes seldom seen on our shores. Andina is Ceviche's second branch, but rather than imitating its older Soho sibling, it has new tricks, some of them inspired by the food of the Andes.
Peruvian food is regionally diverse, but ceviches are enjoyed everywhere. Raw fish is marinated in citrus juice which can then be spiced with chilli or have other dressings or garnishes added. Andina's 'Cheeky' ceviche, one of six on the menu, comprises thin slices of hake and cod cheeks marinated in citrus juice with spring onion, and it's a proper palate‑cleanser. New World staples are well-represented: the giant Peruvian popcorn snack called cancha is a must-try; and potatoes appear in many forms. A main course of three potato cakes was beautifully decorated – the spicy seafood toppings did a decent job of livening up what would otherwise be dollops of cold potato mash. Unfamiliar names and unusual combinations litter the menu, such as the chupe (seafood chowder) of black quinoa, king prawns, broad beans and giant corn – never a dull mouthful.
Andina is as much a bar as a restaurant, attracting a lively mix of well-dressed Peruvians on both the smaller ground floor and in the bar of the much larger basement dining room. The pisco sour (Peru's national cocktail of pisco spirit with lime juice and frothed egg white) is peerless. The upbeat music is well-chosen; Andina's owner is a former DJ and music biz honcho. On weekdays 8-11am (last orders 10.45) Peruvian-style breakfasts are served, while at weekends a brunch menu can be ordered from 10am to 4pm.
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I visited Andina yesterday for dinner, I was really looking forward to it because I really liked the decor and I love Peruvian food. It was one of my worst experiences with a restaurant and believe I go out a lot... We arrived at 20.40 without a reservation and we were willing ofcourse to wait. The lady at the door told as that there is a 45' wait, which was fair enough! We asked if we could have a drink downstairs at the bar but we received a really adamant no with the excuse that the bar is not for waiting... Maybe for having drinks??? But we could live with that as well. We left our name and phone and went for a drink nearby. Since we didn't receive a phonecal at 21.30 we decided to go by the restaurant and check the waiting time. The same staff we had left our name and phone with told us that they didn't have our name... Then that they tried to call me several times... In the end they offered some space at the bar for us to eat even though they had free tables... The staff were obsiosly lying to us and they were really rude. We left and didn't a chance to try the food, but I can comment on the attitude which was the worse we have experienced in a london restaurant.
Very POOR and Over priced! My wife had the Lomo (Ribeye steak with mint sauce, whats with the mint sauce) it did not taste like Peruvian Lomo (not made with mint (at £20 for a normal sized steak and a couple of chips) it was way over priced. I had Aji de Gallina (Chicken in a yellow peruvian chilli & peanut sauce) The sauce was actualy very spicy hot, Yellow Peruvian Chillis are Not hot, they are very mild and normally full of flavour, this was very Hot and minimal flavour. The Ceviche was not a Ceviche. A Ceviche is raw fish marinated in Lime/lemon juice for between 1-5hrs depending on the region of Peru, we got just Raw fish (not marinated) and a small bowl of Lime juice. The also added rock hard Advocado pieces (unedible). All that poor quality for £51 and no hint of Peruvian food. The waiter was not interest in our comments, even though my wife is Peruvian.
I took some friends to Andina, as I've been before and I like the food, plus it's my local. Sadly, two out of the many dishes we ordered did not arrive, so we politely mentioned this to the staff a couple of times. Finally the waitress brought over a server who swore she'd served them to us (she hadn't) and basically said we'd eaten them already.
When we pointed out again that we hadn't they said they would look at the CCTV cameras!
Later the manageress came and also stated that where they were concerned we had been served those missing dishes. The next door table started staring at us by then! Following a long conversation, finally the manageress agreed to bring us said dishes, but when the bill came it not only included the disputed starters, but also a service charge. We paid the full bill, but not the service charge (which was already included in the bill), but then the same waitress told us that we still owed money as we hadn't paid the service charge, which she said was obligatory. We pointed out this is against UK law, so we had to wait again for the manageress who then agreed with us and told us we could leave.
And leave we did, but not before pointing out to the manageress that her staff were poorly trained, we had been unfairly accused of lying 3 times and we were illegally told we were obliged to pay the service charge. I shall never go back there again. Awful end to what was a beautiful evening with friends.
Delicious Peruvian food with slightly eccentric flavours. Definitely not something I'd tried before!
Ceviche don't get any better than this.
My favourite taste of Peru was named after Martin Morales grandmother, a strong lady, an 'Andina'. Fresh ingredients have been inspired by her encomiendas, a basket of superfoods including quinoa, chia and purple maze, that she shared with friends. Paired with the best of British produce, the results are outstanding. It's recommended to choose about 3 dishes per person. At about £6-12 a plate, prices can add up but rest assured you don't need 3 each… we got our choices down to 8 between the 3 of us and I couldn't have eaten another bite. Each dish was as fresh and full of flavour as the last, our favourites being the hot and spicy Yana Ceviche, Chancho Con Mani (crispy pork belly) and Pudin de Maiz (poached egg and British bacon perched on a soft corn souffle).
Vegan options were decent
Food was OK
Service was par
Overall atmosphere was pleasant
Likely to return
We were seated very quickly, the service was friendly, quick and helpful. They had a separate vegan menu with a good selection of dishes on it which is always nice. The food was delicious, a good range of different flavours and textures between the different dishes. I would highly recommend this place to others.
Fabulous travel-inspiring food! Loving Peru through my taste-buds...
Great restaurant! We arrived really late at a Saturday, staff were lovely and found us a corner to have dinner; our waiter advised and picked a great selection of dishes, all amazing!! Will be back for sure!!
Very unusual. Great cocktails, get space by the bar not restaurant. more fun! Food is tapas so perfect to share with friends
I visited Andina because I like it's other restaurant Ceviche in Soho so much. I wasn't expecting Andina to be as good, purely because I love Ceviche so much but it was great! The food is really different, they both serve Ceviche's but they're very different from each other and the flavours used at Andina are more unusual. I stuck with pisco sour drinks because I know them well and they were just as nice at Andina. The hot dishes were very unusual my favourite was a spicy chicken dish with rice and potatoes. The sauce was creamy, cheesy and chilli - so tasty! For dessert we had Peruvian doughnuts. I would go back for them alone! They were divine!
I visited Andina in the week and was really impressed by the menu, the tapas style is great as you can explore some unusual dishes alongside the classics.
The ceviche was lovely and tasted very fresh but also enjoyed the quinoa burger, of course all washed down with their delicious and famous Pisco sours!
Really want to go back again and will try brunch soon which looks brilliant.
The service was good, the staff were able to advise on some of the more unusual dishes and the busy atmosphere (even on a Monday night) was great and added to the ambiance!
Looking forward to returning soon.
I went to Andina on very sunny weekend and the top floor was beautifully sunny and airy. We had brunch menu and we were pleasantly surprised by the different and intriguing flavours. It was great to try something a bit different and would definitely go back to try their evening menu. Great service too.
I visited Andina for a business lunch last Friday. The place was full and had a lovely atmosphere - I saw that other restaurants in the area were much emptier as well which was good to note! Our table shared some ceviches to start, these were really fresh and got our tastebuds excited. For a main I ate tried the potato cakes - Causas Amantani which were like nothing I'd really eaten before! It was great to leave a place feeling full and refreshed before an afternoon at work. I'd definitely re-visit - especially for brunch as the menu looked so tempting!
Took my girlfriend here for dinner. She wasn't happy sitting at a counter so the staff moved us to a table no problem at all. Was impressed with attitudes and the atmosphere. Had lomo to eat - steak was really really tasty and had obviously been marinated as advertised on menu because the meat was very tender. My girlfriend was really happy with her quinoa burger as well, judging by the speed she ate it!
I'm an artist and I'd seen pictures online of Andina so was really looking forward to seeing the decor. Especially the art-work. I explained to staff my interest and I got my own mini tour, it was fantastic! Most impressive was the music room at the back of the top floor of the restaurant. Its a really colorful showcase of Peruvian records - I'm definitely going to throw a party in there! To eat I had some of the lunch time salads which was a sort of mixed assortment. All were really tasty with some hidden chilli kick! Great stuff!
I visited for breakfast and was really happy to have started my day off here! The smoothie I tried was an amazing color - bright green! - and tasted so fresh. I was very tempted by their 'pig butty' but decided to stay healthy and ate quinoa porridge instead. It was beautifully presented with fresh fruit and the flavor was lovely. There were so many healthy options on the menu and I left feeling really invigorated. Will definitely go back, especially for a week-day pick-me-up breakfast!
Food was great especially the quinoa burger and the staff where really friendly
A lovely little restaurant with a very good atmosphere and nice staff. The Service was excellent. The food was a little bit extravagant, so if you like to try out new things this is for you. However, if you aren't into spicy food, there is not much on the menu that isn't with chilly or a bit spicy. Also, there are only few dishes that involve meat. The dessert was amazing though! We had the chocolate cake and it was simply brilliant! I will definitely return for Cocktails, dessert and the ambience. The food portions weren't as big, so we were still a little hungry after finishing our food. But in total it was a nice experience and something totally different from what we knew.
I was really pleased to stumble across this beautiful new Peruvian place. the menu has lots of great interest stuff on it and for once it isn't all wheat and dairy based. The Quinoa porridge with berries was great and believe it or not the green smoothie with avocado, spinach and fruit was too. The staff was very friendly and the decorations are beautiful
I had breakfast at Andina last week and it was absolutely delicious! The Peruvian Porridge (made with quinoa, fruit and spices) was divine; warming and creamy with a delightful clove-y aroma that paired perfectly with the fresh berries on top, and my sister's quinoa dumpling was just the right side of spicy to compliment the combination of the moist quinoa and melted cheese centre. The choice is great, including a pork roll which sounded good enough to make me doubt my vegetarianism, or sourdough toast with Peruvian jam if you're feeling less adventurous. The setting is stylish and welcoming, with little Peruvian touches to make it unique, and it's very easy to get to, on Redchurch St off Shoreditch High St. I'll definitely be going back to try their full dinner menu, or their weekend brunch which would be the perfect break from a Saturday morning stint at the nearby Spitalfields market.
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The researchers said diagnostic uncertainty, or a concern by the treating doctor that a serious infection or complication might be missed, is one potential explanation for the oversubscribing of antibiotics.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (Blugolds.com) – The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire football team suffered their first loss of the season on Saturday, falling to the No. 3 ranked University of St. Thomas, 49-0.
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The Tommies proved their national ranking, taking advantage of Blugold mistakes to mount an early lead and never look back.
UW-Eau Claire still had some highlights, like a leaping catch in the opening drive by Leeshaun Evans (Sr. – Chicago, IL/Thornridge) from Scott Procter (Sr. – Chicago, IL/Saint Rita of Cascia) for a first down, but the Tommies would always have an answer.
The Blugold special teams came up big early as well. With Eau Claire down 7-0, St. Thomas fumbled a punt that would be recovered by Austin Belot (So. – Neenah, WI) at the UWEC 47 but the offense only managed a first down before the drive stalled.
Samuel Buchberger (Jr. - Marathon, WI) also had a takeaway for the Blugolds, stripping Noel Ortiz to give the Blugolds the ball on the St. Thomas 28. An interception would shift the momentum back to the Tommies.
Brian Kulaga (Sr. – Riverside, IL/Riverside-Brookfield) led the Eau Claire offense with 61 yards on 15 carries, averaging 4.1 yards per carry. Procter passed for 69 yards (5-17) with three interceptions.
Buchberger, Jordan Wollin (Sr. – Eagan, MN), Alex Mashak (So. – Lodi, WI) and Sam Romanski (Jr. – Wausau, WI/East) each had seven tackles on the day. Romanski also tallied his fifth sack of the season.
"You have to come back and work tomorrow … we'll learn from it and be better next weekend," said Head Coach Dan Larson. "There's a better version of us out there and we'll get to work to find it."
The Blugolds (2-1) will open Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) play next Saturday as they travel to Menomonie to take on UW-Stout at 6:05 p.m. Follow the action on Blugold Game Day or on the 'UWEC Blugolds' app on your mobile device.


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Dongsok Shin, fortepiano
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Franz Joseph Haydn, Symphony No. 6, "Le Matin"
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The Festival's final day begins at the Sunset Center with a charming program featuring Dongsok Shin on the fortepiano (the precursor to the modern piano), as well as principal flutist Robin Carlson Perry


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Emitel wins the "Investor in Human Capital" emblemFor the second consecutive time, Emitel has won the "Investor in Human Capital" emblem. The programme has been run since 2006 by the Digital Knowledge Observatory Foundation. The aim of the programme, addressed to companies and institutions [...] 06.12.2019
Participants of "Zwolnieni z Teorii" competition to design future citiesEmitel is a partner of the next edition of the "Zwolnieni z Teorii" competition. The aim of the project is to expand the competencies of high school students in the fields of teamwork, communication and creative thinking. A group of Emitel [...] 12.11.2019
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TVP Kultura in High Definition on digital terrestrial television MUX8Starting on 23 October, all the fans of TVP Kultura will be able to enjoy a new quality. The popular channel operated by TVP S.A. will be available on the digital terrestrial television Multiplex 8 in high resolution, enabling the audiences to [...] 12.11.2019
Modernisation works at the RTCN Lublin/Piaski facility are nearing their endThe overhaul of the antenna system at the RCN Lublin/Piaski facility is nearly completed. After the completion of works, the terrestrial television system will be broadcasted according to the specification from before the overhaul. The [...] 18.10.2019
Emitel wins the Trustworthy Employer AwardBy the decision of the Jury of the 9th edition of the Competition, Emitel has won the Trustworthy Employer title in the "Internship Programmes" category. The competition is organised by the Polish Chamber of Commerce. The award was presented [...] 14.10.2019
Emitel has completed the implementation of a new IPTV/OTT platform for OrangeEmitel has successfully completed the implementation of a new TV platform for Orange Polska. The new platform was built on the basis of state-of-the-art technological and hardware IPTV and OTT solutions. Emitel is a partner of Orange Polska, who [...] 02.10.2019
Emitel takes the lead in GRESB 2019 – global social responsibility and sustainable development surveyIn this year's edition of the GRESB benchmark, Emitel scored 80 points, compared to an average score of 58 points for comparable companies. The company ended up on the second place among its counterparts and was on the top of the list of 393 [...] 12.09.2019
Emitel will entrust PKO TFI with the management of PPK fundsEmitel has selected an institution to be entrusted with managing the Employee Capital Plan (PPK) funds. As a result of the conducted proceedings, the Company decided to choose PKO Towarzystwo Funduszy Inwestycyjnych. The selected partner will be [...] 10.09.2019
Emitel to boost the digital terrestrial television signal for the residents of Chełm and the surrounding areaDue to the ongoing periodic maintenance and overhaul of the antenna system at RTCN Lublin/Piaski, some viewers in Chełm and its surrounding area are experiencing problems with terrestrial TV signal reception. In order to ensure continuity of [...] 09.09.2019
Possible difficulties for viewers and listeners in connection with the planned modernization of antennas at the RTCN Lublin/Piaski facilityOn August 19th, Emitel commenced a periodical modernization of a TV antenna system at the RTCN Lublin/Piaski facility. The works carried out are technically very complex and require a lot of effort on the part of Emitel's specialists. For [...] 23.08.2019
New possibilities opened by the overhauled Emitel Network Management CentreEmitel has opened its modernised and overhauled Network Management Centre in Krakow, equipped with a state-of-the-art display wall, as well as advanced diagnostic and dispatching tools, which support our experts and enable better control of the [...] 18.07.2019
Emitel announces 2018 Social Involvement ReportEmitel published a new edition of the company's report on corporate social responsibility. The document presents the most important projects and initiatives undertaken by Emitel in 2018. The number of Emitel's social and green initiatives is [...] 13.06.2019
High cellular coverage in the Powiśle Power Plant thanks to Emitel's equipment.Emitel is going to provide a state-of-the-art, comprehensive solution for one of the most anticipated investments in Warsaw to boost the availability of mobile operators' services indoors. The agreement provides for the development of a radio [...] 06.06.2019
The Myślibórz Forest Inspectorate to use Emitel infrastructure for fire monitoring purposesSLR Myślibórz will be used by the Forest Inspectorate to install antennas used to transmit camera feed from fire lookout towers run by the State Forests. Once again, Emitel is involved in the fight against forest fires. Earlier, Emitel [...] 29.05.2019
Successful coach parking application pilot Programme in WroclawWrocław was the first city in Poland to carry out a research project to develop a solution to enable guiding coaches to the nearest vacant parking space. The system is a result of research conducted by the city in cooperation with Emitel, [...] 11.04.2019
Emitel and Telewizja Polska launch a joint promotion of MUX-8The campaign starts on 19 March. It is intended to encourage viewers to modernise their antenna installations, retune their TV sets to receive the MUX-8 signal, as well as take advantage of the wide programming offer of all terrestrial [...] 04.04.2019
Emitel included once again in the Good Practices report published by the Responsible Business ForumEmitel was distinguished in a report for numerous good business practices concerning areas such as labour law, environment, organisational governance and human rights. The "Responsible Business in Poland. Good Practices" report was prepared and [...] 04.04.2019
Emitel wins the "Employee-Friendly Employer" contestThe Employee-Friendly Employer Contest has been organized for 11 years by the National Committee of the "Solidarity" Trade Union under the honorary patronage of Poland's President. The objective of the contest is to promote [...] 21.02.2019
Emitel supports tests of the emergency notification system of the Ministry of Interior and Administration in the digital T-DAB+ system of the Polish Radio.In the recent months, together with the Polish Radio and with participation of the Ministry of Interior and Administration, Emitel has successfully performed tests of the emergency notification system. If the service is started, owners of [...] 20.02.2019
Emitel supports young scientists – enthusiasts in creation of the Transatlantic Radio Station Museum and Science CenterOn the occasion of the International Radio Day and the nineteenth anniversary of the decision to build the radio mast in Raszyn, Emitel provided among others a historical transmitter lamp and a telecommunication cabinet to the Transatlantic [...] 14.02.2019
President of Emitel Management Board wins 2018 Business Vector AwardBusiness Vectors are awarded to eminent personalities in the world of economy, politics, culture and media. The statuettes are given to trailblazers who set noteworthy examples to follows in the Polish economy and create valuable, innovative [...] 15.01.2019
Settlement between Emitel and Wirtualna PolskaEmitel S.A., the operator of the Multipleks 8 digital terrestrial television and Wirtualna Polska Media S.A., the broadcaster of the WP TV channel available on the Multipleks have agreed on the termination of pending court dispute concerning the [...] 02.01.2019
Telewizja Polska is entering MUX-8Telewizja Polska and Emitel have signed a contract. Starting December 22nd, TVP channels will be present on MUX-8. Following a few months of negotiations, the CEO of Polish Television Jacek Kurski and the CEO of Emitel Andrzej Kozłowski signed a [...] 24.12.2018
Emitel to test emergency notification system in T-DAB+ Digital BroadcastingThe tests, which will be carried out by Emitel S.A. and Polskie Radio S.A, are slated to take place in December. The testing procedure will not cause any inconvenience for the audiences. The tests are designed to check how different types of [...] 07.12.2018
Legia Warszawa on a hybrid terrestrial TV platformOn the 7th of December, the hybrid terrestrial TV platform will start featuring video footage presented by Legia Warszawa. This is the first project of its kind in Poland, which stems from cooperation between the Warsaw-based football club and [...] 07.12.2018
Emitel honoured with the "Investor in Human Capital" emblemThe "Investor in Human Capital" emblem is the first Polish award for companies that distinguishes their staffing policies. The title is awarded on the basis of a survey of employee opinions. Winning the emblem means that Emitel has joined the [...] 04.12.2018
Another 10-year agreement between Eurozet and EmitelEurozet Radio Sp. z o.o. and Emitel S.A. have concluded a new ten-year contract for the provision of transmission and broadcasting services of "Antyradio" radio station in selected areas of Poland. Antyradio is the largest and longest-running [...] 30.11.2018
Emitel is launching the Radio's WNET transmitters in Warsaw and in CracowEmitel S.A. and Radio WNET Sp. z o.o. have signed a 10-year contract for broadcasting and transmission of Radio WNET programme in Krakow and Warsaw. Launching the transmitters means that Radio WNET will expand its digital broadcasting activities [...] 15.11.2018
Emitel wins the Trustworthy Employer competitionEmitel S.A. was awarded the title of Trustworthy Employer in the Safety category, which is yet another distinction won by the company for its focus on employees and social policy in national competitions. The new title will be added to other [...] 05.11.2018
Eurozet Radio Sp. z o.o. and Emitel S.A. have concluded a new ten-year contract for the provision of transmission and broadcasting services of "Radio ZET" radio programme across Poland. Radio Zet is one of the pioneering organisations transforming radio broadcasting in Poland.The first broadcasts took place in 1990 in Warsaw. Thanks to the extension of their broadcasting licence to include the whole Polish territory, in 1994 Radio Zet started broadcasting in many new areas, taking advantage of the unique technical infrastructure provided by Emitel. The previous agreement between the companies was effective from January 2013. By signing a new ten-year contract, Eurozet decided to go with a reliable technical partner with the greatest experience on the Polish radio services market, which guarantees the highest quality of service. The cooperation will enable the achievement of business objectives of the radio and creating the best programming offer for the listeners of Radio Zet. "The radio sector in Poland is doing great. In the era of ever-changing technology, the growing popularity of streaming services and mobile market, which we consistently take advantage of, the FM signal still remains the most popular source for the audiences thanks to the enormous number of receivers. That is why it is important for us, as one of the market leaders, that the quality and range of FM Radio ZET signal are as good as possible. The new contract concluded with Emitel will enable us to maintain the high quality level of our broadcasts," says Andrzej Matuszyński, CEO of the Eurozet Group. The new contract was concluded between the parties for a ten-year period of the new broadcasting license. It covers broadcasts from 55 Emitel broadcasting stations across Poland. The cooperation has been extended to include new elements, which will provide the broadcaster with additional security of the broadcasting network. In the event of possible failures and malfunctions, Radio Zet will have backup equipment and alternative broadcasting facilities at its disposal at all times for the duration of planned maintenance and repair downtime. Full technical responsibility for signal transmission and its broadcasting based on the Operator's own devices will be assumed by Emitel. Thanks to this solution, the broadcaster will be able to focus on preparing the best possible programming offer for the audience. The new contract also includes the possibility of presenting multimedia content of the Eurozet Group on a hybrid TV platform on Multiplex 8 of terrestrial television, operated by Emitel. "I am glad that the Eurozet Group has decided to go with Emitel's services for the next 10 years. This mutual trust, which we have been building and fostering for a long time has resulted in a much broader scope of cooperation, which was described in the new contract. Radio Zet focuses on continuous growth in Poland and I am pleased that Emitel can support one of our key clients in these efforts," said Andrzej Kozłowski, President of the Management Board of Emitel S.A.
10-year agreement between Eurozet and EmitelEurozet Radio Sp. z o.o. and Emitel S.A. have concluded a new ten-year contract for the provision of transmission and broadcasting services of "Radio ZET" radio programme across Poland. Radio Zet is one of the pioneering organisations [...] 05.11.2018
Emitel has modernized the wireless communication system at the Silesian Stadium in ChorzówThanks to the network designed and installed by Emitel engineers, Stadion Śląski in Chorzów joined the modern, global arenas such as Wembley. It is the second such facility in Europe where the so-called DAS system. Thanks to this, there will no [...] 08.10.2018
Emitel S.A best among similar companies in an independent study on social involvement and sustainable development GRESBEmitel S.A scored in the study as many as 80 points with an average of 48 points, and in addition to the victory in the group of comparable companies, he was at the forefront of 10% of over 170 European companies surveyed. The GRESB survey, [...] 24.09.2018
The City of Wrocław and Emitel develop smart city solutionsRepresentatives of Wrocław and Emitel S.A. authorities signed a letter of intent aimed at jointly conducting tests related to the implementation of smart cities solutions. Technologies and services of the internet of things are to improve the [...] 13.08.2018
Emitel S.A. and ZAE Sp. z o.o. establish cooperation in the implementation of a short-circuit detection system in medium voltage power grids.Jointly implemented project utilizes new fault detectors and LoRaWAN communication and is directed to Distribution Network Operators (DSO). As part of the cooperation, Emitel will build a data transmission network which will be used by ZAE [...] 04.08.2018
Emitel joined the elite group of nearly 100 Polish companies that have the ISO / IEC 27001: 2013 certificate.The Emitel Information Security Management System implemented by the Company was approved by the ISOQAR certification body from Great Britain. System application of the standard guidelines and their implementation in business processes gives the [...] 27.07.2018
Emitel became a member of the International Association of Navigation Signage Services (IALA)International Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse – in short IALA is an international organization that brings together national institutions responsible for nautical navigation, producers, distributors or consultants [...] 11.06.2018
Emitel has prepared the Social Responsibility Report for 2017Emitel has published the Corporate Social Resposibility Report for 2017. It is the first document of its kind developed by the Company, which presents the most important undertakings and initiatives that Emitel undertook in the field of social [...] 04.06.2018
Emitel's good practices highlighted in the Responsible Business Forum reportThe activities conducted by Emitel for the first time are described in the Report "Responsible business in Poland. Good practices ", issued by the Responsible Business Forum. The report contains 1190 good business practices in the [...] 13.04.2018


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Lu Zimmer's best friend moved away last summer. Salman Page is the new kid in school. Blos Pease takes everything literally. Three kids who are on the fringe of the middle school social order find each other and warily begin to bond, but suddenly things start going wrong. Salman becomes the object of the school bully's torment, and Lu's pregnant mother has some unexpected complications. Is something conspiring against them?
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@MolinariPG – Letang, on considering Europe: "I worked hard in the summer to get in shape, and it wouldn't be right for me just to sit at home and wait."
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Several of our listeners have shared that with us that once a month is not enough! We've heard you and we're bringing you HyperFocus, a new segment where we talk to artists about their latest releases. Our first episode comes out next month, featuring…
Ep. 1 Welcome to The Shape of A New Thing to Come
Feb 5 • 72 min
Welcome to The Shape of A New Thing To Come! This is the first episode of a monthly podcast where co-hosts Dan So, Adam Baker, and Jason Evans celebrate the intersections between punk, hardcore and new faith communities. In this first episode, we make…
Ep. 24 The Rt. Rev. Hector Monterroso
Jan 29 • 30 min
This week, I share a conversation with the Rt. Rev. Hector F. Monterroso, assisting bishop in the Episcopal Diocese of Texas.
StartUp Response: Church Planting 5 and 6
Dec 25, 2018 • 38 min
Catherine, Rasheen and I respond to episodes 5 and 6 of Gimlet Media's StartUp Church Planting series. We discuss the last episode with AJ Smith and Restoration Church and we also talk about meeting Abby Norman and New Hope United Methodist. I reference A…
StartUp Response: Church Planting 3 and 4
Nov 6, 2018 • 30 min
Catherine, Rasheen and I respond to episodes 3 and 4 of Gimlet Media's StartUp Church Planting series. We reference our conversation with AJ Smith, pastor of Restoration Church in Phillie. Check out part 1 and part 2 of that conversation.
StartUp Response: Church Planting 2 w/ AJ Smith (part two)
Oct 30, 2018 • 26 min
This is the second part of the conversation Catherine, Rasheen and I had with AJ Smith, pastor of Restoration Church in Phillie and featured church planter on Gimlet Media's StartUp Church Planting series. Music created by Adam Powell of Best Friends…
StartUp Response: Church Planting 2 w/ AJ Smith
Oct 23, 2018 • 31 min
This week, Catherine Manhardt, Rasheen Carbin and I speak with Pastor AJ Smith, pastor of Restoration Church in Philadelphia, PA. If you've listened to Gimlet Media's StartUp Church Planting series, you are familiar with AJ. Music created by Adam Powell…
StartUp Response: Church Planting 1 w/ Watson Jones III
Sep 18, 2018 • 50 min
This week, Catherine Manhardt, Rasheen Carbin and I speak with Pastor Watson Jones III, pastor of Compassion Baptist Church in Chicago, IL. If you've listened to Gimlet Media's StartUp Church Planting series, you know that we meet Pastor Watson in the…
StartUp Response: Introduction
Sep 11, 2018 • 20 min
This week begins our response to Gimlet Media's StartUp Church Planting series. You get to meet Catherine Manhardt and Rasheen Carbin as we discuss the introduction to their series.
Ep. 23 Hunter Ruffin
Sep 4, 2018 • 15 min
In this episode, I talk with Hunter Ruffin about unexpected calls and unexpected endings. Hunter can be found on Twitter and Instagram. This week, I announced that we are starting a new series in response to Gimlet Media's Startup Church Planting series.…
Ep. 22 Chantal Morales McKinney
Jul 3, 2018 • 25 min
My conversation with Chantal Morales McKinney, Episcopal priest and church planter. Chantal is leading the new faith community, Christ's Beloved Community or Comunidad Amada de Cristo.
Ep. 21 Luke Edwards
Jun 19, 2018 • 13 min
Luke Edwards is the founding pastor of King Street Church in Boone, North Carolina. You can find King Street Church on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
Ep. 20 Jason Coker
Jun 15, 2018 • 20 min
Jason Coker is the Senior Pastor at First Christian Church of Oceanside, CA and a member of the Human Development faculty at California State University San Marcos. He's also a former church planter. Jason and I talk about his 8-week course on fundraising…
Ep. 19 Hannah Terry
May 30, 2018 • 26 min
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Ep. 18 David Finnegan-Hosey
May 22, 2018 • 24 min
My conversation with author David Finnegan-Hosey about church planting and mental health. David's new book Christ on the Psych Ward is available everywhere.
Ep. 17 Kevin Makins
Mar 20, 2018 • 41 min
My conversation with Kevin Makins, a YouTuber and church planter in Hamilton, Ontario. Kevin and I have a wide ranging conversation (read long) about Hamilton, church planting, YouTube and more.
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Mar 1, 2018 • 12 min
This week you get another bonus episode! This is from a talk I gave at a retreat for those discerning Christian vocations. I'd love to know if you like this or not. Reach out and let me know.
Ep. 16 Vicki Flippin
Feb 25, 2018 • 28 min
My conversation with Vicki Flippin, a United Methodist pastor and church planter. The community she's starting in New York City is called–get this, A New Thing. Follow them on Facebook and Instagram.
Bonus: Conversation with Diocese of Iowa
Feb 7, 2018 • 20 min
I'm trying an experiment this week. This is bonus episode is from a talk I gave for the Diocese of Iowa. I'd love to know if you like this or not. Reach out and let me know.
Ep. 15 Samira Izadi Page
Feb 6, 2018 • 16 min
My conversation with the Rev. Samira Izadi Page, the founder and Executive Director of Gateway of Grace in Dallas, TX. Find out more about Gateway and how to support their work with refugees on their website and Facebook.
Ep. 14 Mike Michie
Jan 25, 2018 • 18 min
My conversation with Mike Michie, the Officer for Church Planting Infrastructure for the Episcopal Church. Mike is on Facebook and Twitter. More on the Genesis Gathering can be found here.
Ep. 13 Claudio Oliver
Jan 16, 2018 • 16 min
My conversation with Claudio Oliver, founding member of Casa da Videira in Curitiba, Brazil. You can follow him on Twitter, view his videos on The Work of the People, and please read his article, "The Unplanned Church" at Plough.
Ep. 12 Steven Tomlinson
Jan 9, 2018 • 21 min
My conversation with Dr. Steven Tomlinson. Dr. Tomlinson has coached both tech entrepreneurs and church planters. He teaches at Acton and Seminary of the Southwest. You can follow him on Twitter. View his TEDx Talks on YouTube.
Ep. 11 Lisa Puccio
Nov 21, 2017 • 9 min
My conversation with Lisa Puccio. Lisa is the Coordinator for Special Needs and Family Faith Formation at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Houston and leads Rhythms of Grace, a service for special needs families.
Ep. 10 Jacob Breeze
Nov 14, 2017 • 32 min
My conversation with Jacob Breeze, a United Methodist Pastor and plant of the new faith community, Holy Family here in Houston. You can follow Jacob on Twitter and Instagram.
Ep. 9 Robby Jerger
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My conversation with Robby Jerger. Robby is a hair stylist, salon manager and a missional community starter. With the support and encouragement of his church and friends, he has launched Just As I Am, a missional community for LGBTQ identifying persons in…
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The original Halloween is still the best!
John Carpenters original horror classic, Halloween, is screening tomorrow night at the historically haunted Egyptian Theatre, just in time for All Hallows' Eve! We're going to have a great time! We'll have a costume contest with prizes, and we'll hand you a free beer for bringing a carved pumpkin with you for us to light during the show! You can hand out candy on Thursday, but Tuesday is all about getting creeped out at the theater with a bucket of popcorn!
As of this writing, around 230 of you already have tickets to the show. But if you still need convincing that Halloween is among the best and most significant horror flicks, here's a convincing write-up from Today.
He came home 35 years ago Friday. "Halloween," the iconic horror film featuring William Shatner mask-wearing killer Michael Myers, opened on Oct. 25, 1978. Made for $320,000, it grossed $70 million worldwide, and turned horror filmmaking upside-down.Many of the horror movie cliches of today were once fresh, in 1978's "Halloween," which turns 35 this week.
John Carpenter, the late Debra Hill, and crew took a quiet midwestern setting and a spooky holiday and slathered them with terror. And when "Halloween" succeeded, "Friday the 13th," "April Fool's Day," "Silent Night, Deadly Night," and a raft of other horror films came rushing in.
"Halloween" strode in the giant footsteps of director Alfred Hitchcock, but so many films since have borrowed from "Halloween" itself. You'll surely recognize a few of these terror trademarks.
The faceless killer
One of the greatest facts about "Halloween" is the well-known detail that Michael Myers is wearing a William Shatner mask, with the eyes cut larger and painted white. Jason Voorhees and his hockey mask came later, but "Halloween" pioneered the idea that evil hides its face.
The chilling music
John Carpenter didn't just direct and co-write the film, he composed the infamous tinkly piano music that helps the suspense build and build and build. Carpenter said in AMC's "Backstory: Halloween," a documentary about the making of the film, that when he first showed it to a 20th Century Fox executive without the music, she didn't find it scary at all. With the music added, magic was made.
The innocent victims
"Halloween" helped popularize the idea that beautiful girls who dare to have sex, or smoke pot, or drink, are thereby punished by being murdered. Carpenter fought that description of the film, pointing out that his teens were doing normal teenage things, and they were murdered not for having sex, but because they weren't paying attention. ("Cabin in the Woods," a delightful 2012 horror film, turns this tradition on its ear, setting up characters who are killed in a specific order due to their horror-movie stereotype — the virgin being saved for last.)
The blissful setting
Haddonfield, Ill., the movie's setting, is fictional, but named for co-writer and producer Debra Hill's hometown of Haddonfield, N.J. The film was shot in Pasadena, Calif. (a palm tree is visible in one scene), but the crew brought in bags of autumn leaves and used a fan to blow them around to get that midwestern fall flavor. Every town, Carpenter thought, had its own haunted house, its own legends, and he threw that up on the big screen and made Haddonfield become the stand-in for each viewer's hometown. "Death has come to your little town, sheriff," Donald Pleasance says in one scene. "You can either ignore it, or you can help me to stop it."
What the killer sees
The movie opens with a long, continuous shot as we're taken into Michael Myers' house. Carpenter utilized the recently invented Steadicam to smoothly put viewers inside the 6-year-old killer's point of view. We even see through the holes cut in his Halloween clown mask as he takes a butcher knife from the kitchen drawer and glides upstairs, to his unsuspecting sister's room. There are reportedly three cuts in this smoothly flowing shot, but heck if we can spot them. And other horror movies have used the Steadicam a thousand times since, but few use it so well.
The killer who won't die
The idea that evil will never die, that the boogeyman, the monster, the devil in whatever form, is always out there, is a classic concept that goes beyond movies — it's biblical. Today's savvy moviegoers may scoff at the cliche of the victim who drops the knife right next to the killer she thinks she's killed off, then turns her back to him. But in "Halloween," it was fresh. Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode leans against a doorframe sobbing, thinking she's survived, and suddenly, in the background, Michael Myers sits up. It's not over; it'll never be over. Happy Halloween.


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text: This week, Morgan Mooney-McCarthy and I collected data from milkweed plants for 453 to 484. Much of the plants on this side of the ditch had not yet emerged. Those plants who had emerged, however, were very tall and lanky with multiple stems. The most exciting part of our trip was when we came upon a milkweed plant with two full grown caterpillars. After we had measured the plant we just sat and watched the little caterpillars for a bit. In the next few weeks I'm definitely hoping to see more caterpillars feeding on the plants.


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Mass Effect 3 hit shelves earlier this month to record hype– the fervor emanating from Bioware's rabid fanbase was almost insurmountable. I personally was dizzy with excitement on March 5th just waiting for the hours to run down to 12am so I could speed home and begin a marathon playthrough of the game that would no doubt be regarded as one of the greatest works of science fiction ever produced. This is, after all, the culmination of hundreds of hours of intense gaming over the course of five years– an epic finale for the cast of characters gamers have come to love so much.
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A foreign man and his Thai wife in Thap Praya Soi 5 were woken by dogs barking unusually in the early hours of the morning.
They got up and found the back door forced and items scattered all about in their living room.
House owner Thitimon Lundgrun (name transliterated from Thai), 52, said that they then heard a vehicle start up next to the house and drive off.
Stolen was around 23,000 baht and a phone. Other stuff may be missing as a full assessment is yet to be made.
TNews did not identify the foreigner but said the couple were married.
Police think locals are involved as they knew the lay of the land. CCTV is being studied to get a lead in the case.
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MIAMI — As the years have passed, it seemed that Kevin Durant always came up short vs LeBron. On Wednesday, it looks like the tables may be beginning to turn.
Thanks to an impressive streak of scoring 30-plus points in twelve straight games, Durant has put himself into the discussion for 2014 NBA Most valuable Player.
In years past, the former Texas Longhorn has always been perceived as just a scorer, lacking an all-around game. This year, Durant and his play has progressed from being the top scorers in the league to now an all-around player. Now in his seventh season in the NBA he's playing as consistent as ever, in averaging 31.3 points each game.
It isn't just scoring that he brings to the table, he has learned to get his teammates involved in the game. His defense has improved well over from what it was a few season ago. At a tall and lanky 6'11, rebounding was never really a problem for Durant. But when you look at all the numbers now that he has formed an all-around game it really shows you that he is improving and deserves that MVP title.
With Russell Westbrook out, Durant has put the team on his back and carried them to the top of the stacked Western Conference. While James is no doubt the best player on the planet, it may be time to make room for Durant.
Durant single-handily destroyed the two-time defending champions on their home floor in a resounding 112-95 victory. In scoring 35 points, grabbing seven boards and dishing out five assists, he proved he can beat Miami without Westbrook, not necessarily by himself but without another All Star player by his side, unlike LeBron's case with two other All Stars by his side.
Durant's right there at the top of the ladder for the MVP race, neck and neck with LeBron. If he keeps his play the way it is and if he can continue to win games like he is doing this season there is no questions Durant will win his first MVP title.


text: I grew up in the Catholic Church (St Michaels in Columbus, Ohio) and in High School was in Young Life. My wife Larissa and I were married in the Episcopal Church in 2007. We moved to Timonium in October 2014 and began attending Church of the Holy Comforter in 2015. Our third child, Olive (Emmitt and Hazel), was baptized at CHC in January 2016. I am active in our children's sports including Lutherville-Timonium Rec Center (LTRC) soccer, baseball and dance as well as Baltimore Youth Hockey Club (BYHC). I am a Financial Program Manager for the Federal Highway Administration (US Dept of Transportation) and has been with FHWA for over 10 years in CA, OH, IL (short assignments in NY & AK) and now in MD & DC.


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Thursday, August 27, 2009
Hibiscus 'Dixie Belle'
This wonderful hibiscus was given to my by a very good friend, Eric. I love the large happy blooms that cover the plant. I love that I think of him when I walk by. But mostly I love the fact that this plant has a history. Eric's grandfather was a florist and collected the seeds in 1986. After his grandfather passed away, the seeds passed to his father, then to Eric a few years ago. He has been growing the seeds successfully and passing them along to friends and family, so we all are sharing in his family history. I was interested in discovering this hibiscus' cultivar and found some information on the American Meadows website. The Sakata Seed Corporation in Japan introduced the 'Southern Belle' line in the '70s, the Dixie Belle' line in the early '80s, and the shorter 'Disco Belle' line in the late 80's. I am not sure whether this is a Southern or Dixie Belle, but either way, I am very glad to have this beauty in my garden. Thanks, Eric!
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Maria Sharapova, the Russian tennis star, won a partial victory in the world's top sports court on Tuesday after appealing her two-year suspension for a doping violation.
Sharapova's punishment will be reduced by nine months, the Court of Arbitration for Sport announced, ruling that the original penalty was disproportionately harsh for an infraction that Sharapova had committed unintentionally.
Sharapova, 29, tested positive for meldonium, a heart medication newly banned by antidoping regulators, at the Australian Open in January. She publicly disclosed the violation in March, days after she was privately notified of the lab results.
She will now be eligible to return to international competition on April 26, 2017, according to a statement from the International Tennis Federation — in time for the French Open and Wimbledon. Under the earlier ruling, she would have been suspended until Jan. 25, 2018.
Tuesday's ruling may help Sharapova redeem her standing with sponsors that quickly distanced themselves from her when she was disciplined last spring.
Some companies, including Nike, expressed support for Sharapova, a five-time Grand Slam champion, while others, like Porsche, said they would wait until the court delivered its ruling to decide whether to continue their relationship. A spokeswoman for Porsche said Tuesday that the company planned to discuss "a future collaboration" in coming weeks.
"I've gone from one of the toughest days of my career," Sharapova said in a statement Tuesday, alluding to her initial suspension in March, "to, now, one of the happiest days."
Head, the sports equipment company that is one of Sharapova's sponsors, issued congratulations on "justice being served," defending Sharapova's actions and adding that there were inconsistencies in doping control and disciplinary procedures.
"There is an urgent need for a wholesale comprehensive review and change to the antidoping system," wrote Johan Eliasch, the company's chairman and chief executive. On Saturday, global sports officials are due to discuss antidoping reform at an Olympic summit in Switzerland. Eliasch specified problems with identifying performance-enhancing drugs and communicating associated risks to athletes.
Meldonium, which is believed to improve blood flow and accelerate an athlete's recovery while training, was not banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency until 2016. Sharapova has said she was unaware that use of the drug in international sports had been restricted.
She had taken the substance since 2006, she said, to treat an array of health problems, including frequent bouts of the flu, the possible onset of diabetes and a magnesium deficiency.
She said she failed to read an email in 2015 indicating that the drug would be prohibited the following year.
In June, a disciplinary panel appointed by the International Tennis Federation accepted Sharapova's claim that the violation had been accidental, a finding that spared her from a suspension of up to four years.
Imposing the original two-year punishment, the panel said she bore "very significant fault" and "sole responsibility" for the positive test. (Her manager, who typically monitored changes in prohibited substances, had also been unaware of the medication's changed status.)
Appealing to the sports arbitration court — the final authority on global sports disputes — Sharapova argued at a hearing in New York last month that tennis officials had not done enough to publicize the change and that two years was a disproportionately harsh penalty.
"This was an honest administrative mistake," said John Haggerty, a lawyer for Sharapova. "There was no intent to cheat."
A panel of three arbitrators — two from the United States and one from Italy — accepted that explanation but noted in a 28-page decision that even though the offense was inadvertent, it nonetheless constituted a violation of the rules that warranted a 15-month suspension.
The sports court has a history of reducing the disciplinary penalties imposed by tennis officials; Sharapova's partial win follows similar ones by Marin Cilic of Croatia and Viktor Troicki of Serbia, decisions delivered in 2013.
The recent meldonium ban has resulted in a rash of failed drug tests among East European athletes this year, predominantly Russians.
Russian coaches and sports officials have said taking meldonium is a common and longstanding method to increase energy and stamina, disputing the notion that the substance enhances athletic performance. Some experts, too, have disagreed with the idea that it might deliver an unfair advantage, though effects of the drug on athletes are hazy.
The Russian tennis federation said this year that it had been unaware that Sharapova used meldonium, which she said she obtained in Russia. (The substance is not approved by the Food and Drug Administration in the United States, where Sharapova has been based for more than two decades.)
According to the International Tennis Federation, Sharapova said she informed the Russian Olympic team's doctor in 2015 that she was taking the drug. She had not, however, disclosed her chronic use of it to antidoping authorities, who routinely request that athletes identify all medications they have recently taken when providing test samples.
Few people in her entourage other than her manager knew she took the medication, according to Sharapova. Her selective disclosures, the tennis disciplinary panel wrote last summer, "must inevitably lead to the conclusion" that she took meldonium to enhance performance; Sharapova denied that, asserting that the drug was a method to protect her health.
"There's no scientific evidence that this is a substance that should even be on the prohibited list," Haggerty said Tuesday, noting that point had been central to Sharapova's appeal.
Although the tennis federation delivered a stiff punishment in June, the panel chose to backdate Sharapova's suspension to the date of her initial infraction, in January, citing her cooperation and swift admission of a mistake.
Still, Sharapova — fighting to keep her sponsors and return to the professional circuit — said she would not accept the "unfairly harsh" penalty.
At the time of her initial suspension, Sharapova was among the top 10 players in the world; she is currently ranked 95th. But she will have no ranking points, which accumulate over the previous 52 weeks, by the time she is reinstated in late April.
She will therefore have no ranking when the French Open entry list is determined in early April, and will have few opportunities to gain ranking points before Wimbledon's entry list is finalized in early May. To enter tournaments without a ranking, or with an insufficient ranking, Sharapova would need to receive wild cards for each event.
The suspension is a couple days too long to clear her in time for a Porsche-sponsored tournament in Stuttgart, Germany, in April. A possible comeback event for her — for which she would also need a wild card — is the Madrid Open in early May. She won that tournament in 2014.
In her statement Tuesday, Sharapova criticized the tennis federation for, she said, not clearly explaining the change in rules, saying she had "learned how much better other federations were at notifying their athletes of the rule change, especially in Eastern Europe."
She added: "I hope the I.T.F. and other relevant tennis antidoping authorities will study what these other federations did, so that no other tennis player will have to go through what I went through."


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If you've been following my blog, you're probably confused a bit right now. Lately I've been writing a lot about self-awareness, connecting with the Universe, and all this fancy esoteric stuff, so my guess is that you're looking at this title and wondering "Sex? Really?"
So, I'm here to confess, I've been thinking about sex a lot lately. I suppose I always do, but even more lately. To me—next to chocolate chip cookies and moonlit nights over the ocean—sex is the best thing the universe has to offer. (And hey, put chocolate chip cookies, moonlit nights together with sex and you may have found yourself the recipe for supreme ecstasy).
I believe with all my being that sex is one of the most divine acts in the universe. God (or whatever you believe in) made it fun for a reason. Sex brings us closer to who we really are and when we let it, it can take us to a place of unstoppable joy. Sex is not something to feel ashamed of, nor is it something to condone in other people. Whatever way you choose to do it, whoever with, whatever position, sex is wonderful.
And so, I came up with this idea. Why don't we put two really great things together—two of my favorite: sex and words. Let's put them together in a context where people can come together, celebrate, laugh, and swoon. And so I approached Inspired Mic creator, Michael Ray King and said, "Hey, let's do an open mic event that's all about sex." Needless to say, he was all for it!
We found seven writers (and a dancer!) who aren't shy to the subject. Turns out there's a lot of writer's out there who've been itching to read their erotica out loud. So, on February 14th at 6:30 pm we will converge at Change Jar Books in Flagler Beach Florida, to tell saucy, seductive tales in an event we're calling In the Prose of Passion.
For me an event like this is much more than just a chance for people to come together and get their jollies. It's about celebrating sex—the desire, the tension, the playfulness!
We are all beautiful, sexual beings. There's nothing to hide. Nothing to fear. Sex is beautiful, and yeah, it's a hell of a lot of fun.
We've got an amazing line up for the night…
Anna Zaires-USA today best selling author will be featuring some of her saucy sci-fi erotica.
Melanie Neale, St. Augustine's premiere writer and author of Boat Girl: A Memoir of Youth, Love, and Fiberglass will be reading her seductive poetry.
Renny Roker– Former Hollywood actor (and the first African American to appear on Gomer Pyle!) will surprise us with some romance. You wont believe this guy's bio.
Robin Soprano will be reading from her debut romance novel A Soul Mate's Promise.
Michael Ray King, publisher, author, poet and MC extraordinaire, will lead the show and taunt us with his poetry.
And then of course the lovely dancer Sammy Sutra of Bada Bing Babes Burlesque out of Jacksonville will be flirting with us all.
I'll be reading too! www.beckypourchot.com.
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