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The moment the temperature soars high, you run to your refrigerator and gulps down a gallon of water or juice or soda. You do so thinking that it will cool you off and will lay down the heat but that is wrong. In order to keep yourself hydrated you may be doing tons of mistakes which you are not even aware of. Drinking too much of water could also be harmful. Read along and figure out if you are also committing silly mistakes. Read More
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Food that is healthy yet so yum
The moment you eat something that makes you go yum, you end up feeling guilty as soon as you gulp it down your throat. This is common. Maintaining a healthy figure and not adding calories is what gets us worried. So we end up eating healthy food. And many a times healthy food is not yum and yum food is not healthy. Why? It is something beyond our thinking maybe. But what if you could eat healthy food and go yum? Yes, that is possible! Read More
Diabetes diet for those who live in India
For a dangerous thing like diabetics, a healthy diet is the essence to healthy living along with exercise, of course.
But have we wondered what makes up a diabetes diet for Indians? There are several Read More
Some proven ways to boost your kids IQ
As a parent, you would want to give your child each and every advantage in life, so it's a no-brainer that you'd want to try boosting her intellect. While parking a tot in front of a Baby Einstein video didn't turn out to be such a smart idea (a University of Washington study Read More
Does having a snack after exercise undo all your hard work?
Exercising more, but still not losing weight? The answer to this could be as simple as what you're rewarding yourself with afterwards.
Experts say that we over-estimate the calorie-burning power of exercise and often undo all Read More
10 ways that can help you live a better life
When we think of changing our lifestyles for making our life better, we may think of a new job, a new home, a new relationship, or material wealth – more "things" that we think will improve our lives. Read More
What causes Spongy Hands?
Recently scientists have discovered the gene behind a rare skin condition due to which hands turn white and spongy in water.
Studies of British and Swedish families with the condition revealed a genetic change in a key chemical that controls water loss Read More
5 Ways to deal with work pressure
No matter how inundated you are with your professional commitments, making that bit of commitment to stay calm is very much important for a blissful life.
Stress works in different ways. Each working professional has his/her way Read More
The risk of Breast Cancer up for UK Asians
A new study claims that the risk of breast cancer in South Asian women in the UK has increased significantly. Previous studies in the UK have found that incidence of breast cancer is lower in the South Asian population compared to other groups. Read More
Grilled food may increase the Risk of Cancer
It`s time for picnics and parties with lots of grilled goodies, but experts at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute have issued a warning stating that all that sizzling and flipping on the gas or charcoal grill may also be cooking up cancer-causing chemicals. Read More
Home remedies that can cure acidity
Have u felt worried about the favourite 'chicken tikka' which u ate at a friend's party today and you might have to face that unpleasant burning sensation in your stomach?
Well need not worry; here's a list of the top 10 simple and effective things Read More
Study reveals Yoga to help reduce stress and improve brain function
A study which was conducted recently has suggested that doing yoga for as little as 20 minutes a day may be able to boost your brain power.
Researchers have found that subjects who participated in a single yoga Read More
Now you can include fitness in your routine too !!
M too busy with my work!! Isn't this the common excuse that is used to procrastinate and avoid working out? But that doesn't mean we continue to lead a sedentary life. Read More
Some easy ways that can keep your heart fit.
The well known fact that our heart functions 24×7 can easily be taken for granted. A healthy heart, in one hour, produces enough energy to lift a one-tonne weight off the ground. But the studies conducted recently, it is said that 50 per cent of Indians are prone to heart diseases, Read More
Natural ways to beat the heat
Discover natural ingredients this summer that can help protect your skin from the harsh summer heat. Read More
Dark circles can be cured at Home
The skin around our eyes is very delicate and is thinner than most of the other areas of the face. It has no oil glands and has a fine texture. This area requires special care and reflects neglect, abuse, aging, stress, internal health and lifestyle very easily. Read More
5 Ways that can help you reduce "Stress" In Your daily life
One of the most unfortunate conditions that affect more and more people everyday in our hectic, fast paced society is stress. This is something that each person has to manage on a daily basis. However, being "stressed out" is an unhealthy condition. Read More
Laughter really is the Best Medicine
Do u remember Hunter Doherty Adams, better known as Patch Adams, both a physician and a clown who incorporated humor and joy as a form of alternative medicine for patients?. While at face value these methods may seem to work simply as a means of distracting patients from their disease condition, Read More
Cheaper than a personal trainer
Not ready to spring for a personal trainer but need some help getting off the couch?
Doesn't matter whether you're gearing up for a big race or trying to fit in a weekly power walk, there's a fitness device for you. Read More
Successfully Aging
The so called Successful aging is an experience which is governed by gender, culture, personality, and health-related factors.
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New Research Study: Eight Key Insights Into Today's Luxury Travel Market
L.E.K. Consulting + Skift
According to a new 2017 study, the evolving luxury travel market offers opportunities to both traditional luxury players, as well as new players outside the space, to engage with a broader range of premium travelers.
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Really fun game! I included it in my compilation video series of all of the games from the Southampton Game Jam 2017, if you'd like to take a look. :)
Play gameCold War, even colder's itch.io page
Game Name
Cold War (even colder)
Game Description
The United States and Soviet Russia are attempting to conquer the world again! But who will gain the most territories?
Grab a friend and fly around the planet in your fancy zeppelins to find out. Hover above countries to gain political influence; but don't stay in one place for too long or your enemy may take over the whole rest of the world!
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Zepler Studios
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Teodor Nistor
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Serge was born in Beirut in 1984, he is an NDU graduate in Advertising & Marketing.
Four years ago, he decided to enter the digital world and get exposed to a new world of technology and innovation.
Serge worked for multinational media agencies as the digital manager handling Azadea, LG, and Nike accounts,
Along with his professional expertise and work ethics, Serge is an enthusiastic, motivated and dynamic team player, with a great passion for football and tennis (in case anyone is up for a challenge)


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Volleyball team ends season with 2 losses
Team spirit not broken
For the Green River Lady Wolves, just making it to state was a goal they could check off the list of things to accomplish for the 2016 season.
While at state, the girls would have liked to win at least one game, but when going up against some pretty good teams that goal wasn't obtained this year. The girls lost two games in a row, which ended their 2016 season.
Head coach Rikki Shantz said the team was hoping to play a different team than powerhouse Cheyenne East, but that's how bracket setups are formed.
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Lindsay Richards has plenty of memories of her basketball milestones, but one notable occasion escapes her.
Richards, one of two players to score 2,000 points at Barrington, can't recall exactly how she reached that threshold.
"I have a lot of really good memories — sophomore year was pretty good and we went pretty far (in the playoffs) and my senior year was as well — but personally, my favorite highlight was when I scored my 2,000th point," she said. "I just can't remember how I scored it.
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A really inspiring book about a child refugee from Ethiopia to America, his family's struggles and triumphs, and his transformation from a rather violent mischievous boy who eventually "grew a heart" as he grew to manhood. His father's story, and that of his older brother, are both quite touching. The book teaches us to enrich our lives and human interactions by noticing and seeing all people for the angels they are. I'd like to read more books by the same author.
I really loved the book and found it quite inspiring. The thing that struck me the most about the book is how sad it was that both his brother and father lost their lives here in America to drunk drivers, when they had survived so much war and violence in their home country. That makes me wonder, as an aside, if we don't need to go beyond opposing drunk driving in this country and start opposing drinking itself. Not legally, which doesn't work, but just socially start making it unacceptable, the same way smoking has become less and less acceptable in the U.S. in the last few decades. I wonder if that would actually make a dent in the terribly high number of innocent people who are killed this way each year.
Secondly, I took from the book a heightened appreciation for the worth of individuals we meet in our everyday lives. It's really true that there are no "beetles", to use his metaphor, and everyone is an "angel". The most important example was that of his father who was a person of great stature in his home country. He had an enormous impact for the better among all the people he influenced. And he did the same in the U.S. as much as he was able. But our restrictive immigration laws and licensing laws limited the work he could do here. That plus probably a fair sized dose of xenophobia and racism, I would say (though Mawi doesn't mention), gave him a much lower stature in society here in the U.S. So that makes me wonder how much of our precious human capital is being wasted this way? Here was an amazing man, a giant of a man, and yet he was reduced here to the stature of a beetle, in Mawi's metaphor. Even though he still influenced his own family for the good, and his neighbors and friends, yet to society as a whole he was seen as far less than he really was. I wonder what we can do to change that sort of thing?
Another example was the homeless man that Mawi's older brother helped. Because of Tewolde's help, the man got a job, got an apartment, and I'm sure he must have regained his feeling of self-worth, of being a useful and respectable person. How many of the people who end up on our streets and in our prisons are those who have been thrown away by their families, never valued, and treated as beetles by our entire society? How many of them have simply believed what they've been taught, that they're worthless? If we all did as Tewolde did and treated them as an angel, I wonder if their lives could be remade.
The book inspired me to remember that everyone, absolutely everyone, has a spark of divinity in them, is an open-ended story, and has unlimited potential. If we began to cherish this potential and foster it, think how much richer our lives could be.
The book also inspired me because of the tremendous difficulties that Mawi was able to overcome with his positive outlook, hard work, and his determination and faith. Because of that, I got his other book The Code, and i found it to be a practical and easily understood method for getting more out of life, achieving your goals, and becoming who you want to be. Mawi's life story gives authority to his ideas. He's an inspiring person. I hope his business as a youth speaker takes off and brings him much success. I know he's helping a lot of kids along the way.
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Miami-Dade increases early voting hours for general election
Miami-Dade County will offer the maximum number of allowed early-voting hours ahead of the Nov. 8 general election, the elections department announced Thursday.
Early-voting sites will open for 12 hours a day — from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. — for a full two weeks, from Monday, Oct. 24, through Sunday, Nov. 6.
That's 168 hours total — 56 more hours than the 112 hours offered leading to Tuesday's primary election. Ahead of the primary, Miami-Dade also set two weeks of early voting, but sites were open for eight hours a day.
The increase is "commensurate" with a presidential election that draws more voters to the polls than any other election, the Miami-Dade elections department said in a statement.
"Our voters will access more sites than ever before, as well as the maximum number of days and hours of operation to ensure our voters are afforded every opportunity to vote early," Elections Supervisor Christina White said.
She said she'd been mulling the additional hours for a while but didn't make the call to extend them until after the primary. The county offered 12-hour early-voting days in 2012 — but over only eight days, because the state at the time prohibited any more. The law has since been changed.
Long voting lines during that election embarrassed Miami-Dade and prompted a slew of upgrades and reforms at the state and local levels. Elections have gone smoothly since, though this will be the first presidential election to test the changes. Among them was the expansion to 30 early-voting sites instead of 20.
More early voting in presidential elections tends to benefit Democrats, who have historically organized more supporters to go to the polls before Election Day. County Mayor Carlos Gimenez, a Republican in a nonpartisan office, will also be on the Nov. 8 ballot, in a runoff against fellow Republican Raquel Regalado.
Statewide early voting isn't required to begin until Saturday, Oct. 29. Broward County will offer early voting from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 24 through Nov. 6. That adds up to 126 hours.
Miami Herald staff writer Amy Sherman contributed to this report.


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Situated in beautiful DUNKELD at the foot of Mt Sturgeon in the southern Grampians "KERALA HOUSE" Offers family Accommodation with Panoramic Views of Mt Sturgeon, Piccaninny and Mt Abrupt.
300mts from the Royal Mail Hotel. Fully self contained, breakfast not included
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Two storey and Fully self-contained. KERALA HOUSE" features Four Bedrooms, sleeps nine Modern Kitchen, two bathrooms with 2 seperate toilets. . Two queen rooms, another queen room with a single bed in with it & a small room with 1 set of bunks. A large deck looks out over the mountains. Reverse Cycle Heating & cooling with nobo heaters in 3 bedrooms. Dining seating for 10. Plenty of seating to just relax in the open plan living area.
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Gracepoint Church, Peabody
"But the Lord was with Joseph …"
I'm currently preaching a series of messages on the Old Testament character named Joseph, I'm spending a lot of my time amazed by what this young man encountered. And I'm noticing a theme: God was with Joseph, not because of his circumstances, but IN SPITE of his circumstances. God had a plan for his life that included being abused by his jealous brothers, sold into slavery, then being forcibly removed from his homeland and taken to a foreign country. After that he was accused of a crime he didn't commit and was thrown into jail, where he'd stay for a few years.
"But the Lord was with Joseph …"
You see, God had a plan and a perspective that Joseph didn't possess. God planned to eventually cause Joseph to rise to a position where he'd be able to save the lives of his family, thus saving the people of God from extinction … the very people of God through whom Jesus would come many years later. It was all part of God's plan of redemption.
It's the very same God who has promised to always be with us. Do you trust His plan?


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Helvetia, WV
Helvetia Highlights for April 2012
Saturday, April 7. First Saturday Square Dance. Adults $5. Age 12 and under, $2. 8:00 p.m. Community Hall.
Tuesday, April 10. Monthly meeting of the Helvetia Restoration and Development Organization. 6 p.m. at the Helvetia Public Library.
Thursday, April 19. Helvetia Public Library Board of Trustees meeting. At the Library. 4:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 21. Pickens Ramp Supper. Ramps, ham, cornbread, beans, fried potatoes, applesauce, cole slaw, and dessert. 2:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. American Legion Hall. $12 for adults, $5 for children under 12. 304-924-5813.Sponsored by Pickens Post 122 American Legion.
Wednesday, April 25. Farm Women's Club Meeting.
Saturday, April 28. Art and Book Sale. Farm Women Cook Books, Helvetia History books, and paintings by local artists. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m at the Red Hall.
Saturday, April 28. Helvetia Ramp Supper. Enjoy ramps, ham, fried potatoes, soup beans, coleslaw, applesauce, and cornbread with desserts and beverages. 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. or when the food is gone. Adults: $14, children ages 4-12: $7, children under 4 eat for free. A square dance with music by the Helvetia Star Band follows at 9:00. Admission: $5.


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To Be a Worthy Servant
Luke 17: 7-10
Ti 2:1-8,11-14 / Ps 37:3-4,18, 23, 27, 29
So you also, when you have done everything you were told to do, should say, 'We are unworthy servants; we have only done our duty.
(Luke 17:10)
Help me Jesus to be effective
In serving You in all my days;
Obedient to all Your directives,
And be worthy of Your love and grace.
"Suppose one of you had a servant plowing or looking after the sheep. Would he say to the servant when he comes in from the field, 'Come along now and sit down to eat'? Would he not rather say, 'Prepare my supper, get yourself ready and wait on me while I eat and drink; after that you may eat and drink'? Would he thank the servant because he did what he was told to do? So you also, when you have done everything you were told to do, should say, 'We are unworthy servants; we have only done our duty.' " (Luke 17:7-10)
In His parable of the dutiful servant, Jesus seems to be saying that if you who are human masters can expect such dedicated service from your servant (or slave), shouldn't you also render your utmost to your Creator, Who owns not only your body and mind, but even your soul? We should be worth nothing to Him, because nothing we do can add to His glory.
All the saints and martyrs in Christendom lived their lives with only one motivation: to serve God and His Church faithfully, and spread the Gospel dutifully without any conditions. They all worked like slaves. Most, if not all of them influenced thousands, and even millions to become believers of Jesus Christ. In their work, they gave up everything, even their lives for the glory of God's kingdom. And yet they never expected to receive any compensation in this life, because their hope was in their eternal reward in heaven. Jesus may well be speaking about His saints, the greatest men and women in His church when He told His audience this lesson about the role of a servant. In fact, in all the years of His ministry, He showed His disciples the examples about which He spoke until the very end of His life. He was the first servant prophesied by Isaiah: "Behold, my servant whom I have chosen, my beloved in whom I delight; I shall place my spirit upon him, and he will proclaim justice to the gentiles" (Isa.42:1-4).
We have enough models in Jesus and His saints to strive for what is expected of us. Though we do not have to live the kind of lives that they offered to God, they all serve as inspiration for us to embrace the ideal of true Christian service. As we contemplate their lives, let us ask ourselves: How much dedication have I given to the spiritual aspect of my life? How often do I set aside time for prayer, confessing my sins, and showing my gratitude for all of God's blessings in my life? How much time do I spend reading Holy Scriptures so that I may come to know my Lord Jesus more, and be inspired and motivated by the Word of God? In what ways have I been a committed servant of God?
Lord, make me an effective servant of Your Church by spreading Your Good News to others; by being upright in all my dealings; by standing up for honesty and integrity; and by giving help where and when it is needed. Through the example of Your Beloved Son, and through the help of the Holy Spirit, may I be Your worthy servant. Amen.


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Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Diary of a Girl
I'm not feeling well, I feel like I'm on another team, one unknown, stand alone. I love to write, maybe structure is important. I hear footsteps on the gravel but the type that r mysterious like sneaky spy's out my window. I look for a breeze the way it swayed before and they think I'm not looking so I see it still instead. Like the Truman Show in a bubble.. I don't want to be ur source of entertainment, maybe I'm delusional, but I hear footsteps... What do they want from me? The one who sways a tree to make it look real is not on point and the shadows r more honest honestly. I don't want to be a source for entertainment... I don't want to know u even, I know ur all in this, world, you know... Grey Gardens... I rather be out of this world.
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What is the FULL MOON PARTY in Koh Phangan?
The first Full Moon Party was improvised at a wooden disco not far from the beach in 1985 for giving thanks to about 20-30 travelers. They quickly gained fame through word of mouth, and the event now draws a crowd about 20,000-30,000 every full moon evening. The party carries on until the sun rises the next day. The bars on the sunrise beach of Haad Rin town stay open and play music such as R&B, drum and bass, house, dance and reggae. The modern event has become a part of the itinerary of many travelers to Asia. It is characterized by unruly and potentially dangerous attractions such as fire skipping ropes, wildly variable alcohol strength 'buckets' and a drug culture.
Our speedboat taxi service to Haad Rin, Koh Phangan.
We provide speed boat taxis directly to Haad Rin where the Full Moon Party in Koh Phangan takes place. Speed boat is the most convenient and cost effective way to get to the party from Koh Samui…slow boats & ferries may be cheaper but take you to Thong Sala in Koh Phangan, a costly taxi ride away from Haad Rin.
Our speed boats run from our Koh Samui pier to the Full Moon Party approximately 4-5 times an hour. We take bookings for every hour period (e.g. 7pm-8pm) and you are picked up by our taxi buses between 1 hour and 30 minutes before your scheduled departure period. The journey time takes approximately 20-25 minutes. Our pier is situated along the quiet stretch of Big Buddha beach and features our beach bar serving cocktails, buckets and beer, party music to get you in the spirit & glow-in-the-dark body painting every full moon.
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The price to the Full Moon Party in Koh Phangan by speed boat includes:
- Hotel transfer (Note: return transfer to your hotel is only guaranteed after 1am).
- Transfer by speed boat.
The price to the Full Moon Party in Koh Phangan by speed boat excludes:
- We do not include the admission fee to the Full Moon Party in our price (100 baht).
- Luggage items are subject to an additional charge.
*** Unfortunately not everyone is punctual when they are being picked up by our taxis, which may cause a small delay for other people and our boats. Please allow plenty of time to arrive at your preferred time in Koh Phangan.
*** Please be aware that as everyone is free to return to Haad Rin pier to come back to Koh Samui at any time, there may be times where there is a large queue and waiting time to board our speed boats back to Koh Samui.
*** There are many services to the Full Moon Party and only 1 pier. During peak times, there may be a queue of speed boats waiting to use the pier which may cause a delay in the departure times from Koh Samui.
*** As with any large organized party, it attracts some criminal elements. Please be vigilant against pick-pockets, and keep some spare money somewhere safe. Only bring money you will need for the night and only copies of your identification.
*** Drugs are illegal in Thailand and the possession of them is punished severely. Do not purchase any drugs from Haad Rin beach.
Full Moon Party Schedules 2018
Monday 01 January 2018
Wednesday 31 January 2018
Friday 02 March 2018
Saturday 31 March 2018
Sunday 29 April 2018
Wednesday 30 May 2018
Wednesday 27 June 2018
Sunday 29 July 2018
Sunday 26 August 2018
Monday 24 September 2018
Thursday 25 October 2018
Thursday 22 November 2018
Saturday 22 December 2018
Christmas Party Tuesday 25 December 2018
New Year Party Monday 31 December 2018
Full Moon Party Schedules 2019
Sunday20 January 2019
Wednesday 20 February 2019
Wednesday 20 March 2019
Friday 19 April 2019
Sunday 19 May 2019
Monday 17 June 2019
Thursday 18 July 2019
Thursday 15 August 2019
Friday 13 September 2019
Monday 14 Octorber 2019
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This spectacular little frog is the Granular Poison-dart Frog (Dendrobates granuliferus). Deanna found this gem on a rainforest trail during our nightly invertebrate collection walks.
Although this individual turned up at night, this species is primarily diurnal. The buzzing calls of the males can be heard from dawn until mid-morning. They will also call late in the afternoon but fall silent when the bulk of the frogs here begin their activity after dark.
These frogs have potent toxins within their skin, an obvious strategy to avoid predation. Their common name is derived from its use by native hunters; they would extract the toxins and cover the tips of their darts, thus killing prey quickly with a small projectile. The species with the most potent toxin occurs in
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Dendrobates granuliferus lays it eggs on the forest floor. After the tadpoles emerge, the adults carry them individually up into the trees and deposit them into small bodies of water, such as that held in bromeliads.


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Air France has always endeavoured to develop a solid poster policy. By definition a poster is universal, easy to understand and use, and is highly symbolic, so it is an ideal medium for Air France to promote its image worldwide.
A certain number of artists, including Albert Brenet, Paul Lengellé, Philippe Mitschké, Lucio Perinetto, James Prunier and quite a few others, have produced gouache paintings for Air France, illustrating the fleet's main aircraft. The book "Un siècle d'aviation avec Air France" to be found in the "Library" section, compiles a majority of these paintings.
The Museum has some exceptional offers for you in this section
The Museum shop has a very rich and varied collection of works covering the most significant periods of French civil aviation, and the history of the airlines which have contributed to making Air France-KLM the world's leading airline group today in terms of turnover.
Here you will find numerous scale models illustrating the fabulous epic of French civil aviation.
To satisfy individual tastes, these high quality models are available in various scales and materials: metal, resin, wood or plastic, with their appropriate stands.
Some of these models are produced in limited numbers, and come with a limited edition certificate.
In this section, the Museum offers a limited series of model vehicles used by Air France for various purposes: transporting passengers and baggage, catering, ramp services, maintenance, etc.
Welcome to the online shop of the Museum Air France.
The Association of Air France museum is a reference for the dissemination and preservation of writings, photographs, objects, works of art, witness the history of Air France and all of Aeronautics Throughout the twentieth century to the present. Its documentation center, located at the Terminal des Invalides in PARIS (open Monday to Friday from 13h. To 17h.) is intended to serve as a resource for historians, researchers, writers, filmmakers, students ...
The site www.airfrancemusee.org allows you to familiarize yourself with the history of aviation and specifically of Civil Aviation. It offers access to the first selection that we present posters, model airplanes, advertising items, calendars, toys, uniforms, decorations, envelopes philatelic first day, gouaches ... preserved in the collections of the Museum Air France. The collections are accessible physically and in loans to exhibitions on the theme of aviation. This site is the only place virtual permanent exhibition of the collections.
Air France Museum Association also develops and markets numerous products (models, posters, books, videos, decorative objects ....) tracing the history of Air France and companies that have incorporated (Air East , Air Union, Aeropostale, TAI, UAT, UTA, Air Inter ...).
The Museum shop located Terminal des Invalides, 2 rue EsnaultPelterie-75007 Paris is open from Monday to Friday from 10 AM to 12 AM and 13PM. to 17PM.
Our partner LA BOUTIQUE DU PILOTE that handles our online sales site: www.museeairfrancelaboutique.com also offers our clients the opportunity to buy our products in these stores located at 25 rue de la Convention 15th in Paris (metro bleach ) Toussus-le-Noble (near the airport restaurant) and Lyon Bron Airport (near the airport restaurant)., The Bourget airport.
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The Too Faced Sweet Peach collection has been saturating blogs in fruity goodness for a while now and it's easy to see why. It's cute as a button, the products all look seriously beautiful and, come on, everything smells like peaches. This may mean you've already reached peak Peach but I couldn't resist showing these off on the blog in case you're still on the fence and are happy to have a boot up the bum from me to persuade you to try something.
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Makeup dressed up as food? Beauty Bakerie clearly understand me. I'll admit it. I have a slight weakness for quirky, gimmicky beauty, although it's coupled with a good dose of cynicism after many purchases that were all looks and no substance. Beauty Bakerie, whose entire line of products centre around food based puns and packaging, had me on two counts – one for having a range of delectable sounding highlighters which are one of my beauty weaknesses and two – for dressing it up like a tub of ice cream. Oh and the brand are vegan and cruelty free for bonus points.
So I've found the next concealer you need to try. No seriously, I have. Oscar and I took a little journey into town a few weeks back where we ended up at a very festive Too Faced event in Debenhams. The department store has been cleverly adding a whole host of exciting brands (Makeup Forever, Kat Von D, The Balm etc.) to join their regular counters and it's a great move, providing a huge array of products for us hungry makeup addicts to gorge on. So after a quick browse around their Christmas collection I was matched up to their new Born This Way concealer, Oscar did an impromptu dance for the girls running the event and then we went on our merry way, armed with some goodies, one of which I'm going to show you today.


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JDC Alternative Spring Break Trip
The annual overseas JDC Entwine trip is just around the corner. This year undergraduate students from Texas Hillel will travel to Argentina, where students will gain an in-depth understanding of Latin America's largest Jewish community, connect with peers and local Jewish institutions and engage a new group of students in JDC's global work. This global Jewish service program makes a life-changing impact on its participants!
"Travelling to Argentina was one of the greatest experiences I have ever had through Hillel. As someone who hasn't had the opportunity to travel much, it was inspiring to see a different culture and to get the chance to meet the Jewish community of Buenos Aires. We made global Jewish connections and realized the similarities between Jews around the world-- even as we have different national cultures." -Graeme Campbell, Jewish Studies and History major, Houston, TX
We are raising funds for the 2018 trip so that every student who wants to participate may do so regardless of financial barriers. To help us raise our goal of $20,000, a generous donor has pledged to matched every dollar raised. This means your donation will be DOUBLED and you have the opportunity to make twice the lasting impact on our students. Any amount will make a difference!
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5 Immutable Laws of SharePoint
So I was watching (or rather listening) to the TV a few days ago, a theoretical physicist was pontificating about the effect that quantum physics had on our formerly Newtonian view of the universe. I admit it: I completely geek on this stuff. I find quantum physics fascinating, and the fact that I will never truly understand it doesn't stop me one little bit from enjoying it. In fact, precisely because it's so counter-intuitive from our every day sensory experience it strikes me as perhaps the ultimate "outside the box" subject.
In any case I found myself thinking about the shattering effect that Quantum Theory had on long-held scientific views of the 19th century, and couldn't help drawing a loose correlation between that revolution and the (admittedly drastically less important) ongoing information management revolution happening in IT departments all over the country. I've had front row seats to this show for about half a decade now, and there is no doubt whatsoever that SharePoint is forcing organizations to rethink how business information is managed, accessed and stored - whether they do so thoughtfully before deployment, or frantically afterwards.
So, in an effort to maintain a consistent theme, I'll list "5 Immutable Laws of SharePoint", which probably aren't actually laws, and may or may not be immutable. And please note that I didn't call them "The" 5 Immutable of SharePoint, because there may well be others. If you have additions, I'd love to hear them. Either way, at the very least they reflect my years of experience, as well as that of my clients and colleagues – which means that if you disagree with them, you are horribly, embarrassingly, and irrevocably wrong. Ok, here we go:
1. Every SharePoint portal in the universe attracts Return on Investment with a force that is directly proportional to the thoughtfulness of its design, and inversely proportional to the square of the desire to skip the planning phase.
2. The quality and quantity of worker collaboration flowing through a SharePoint portal occurs at a rate which is inverse to the number of hyperlinks a user must click to make it happen.
3. For every large network file share that is uploaded into SharePoint, there is an equal and opposite reaction in the effort, cost and complexity required to manage, maintain, backup and restore that system.
4. As SharePoint governance approaches absolute zero, usefulness degenerates and frustration with the system approaches a maximum value. (Credit where credit is due: Thanks to Rick over at Trilogy Solutions for this one!)
5. By itself, SharePoint can neither create nor destroy organizational chaos, but does an excellent job of reflecting the level of organizational chaos that existed at the time of deployment.
So there's your 5, and that ought to be enough to get us started. I'll try to come back and post more the next time the Discovery Channel is on, but in the meantime feel free to send your suggestions!
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DURHAM, N.C. – Duke redshirt sophomore center Jack Wohlabaugh, who transferred into the Blue Devil football program from Ohio State in January, will be eligible for competition this fall after the NCAA approved a waiver request for immediate eligibility.
A 6-4, 300-pound native of Akron, Ohio, who has three seasons of eligibility remaining, Wohlabaugh participated in spring practice with the Blue Devils and exited drills as the second string center behind redshirt senior Zach Harmon. Duke must replace two-year starting center Austin Davis, who served as a team captain and earned third team All-ACC honors as a redshirt senior in 2017. Harmon has 22 career starting assignments to his credit, all at either left or right offensive guard.
Wohlabaugh spent the 2016 and 2017 seasons with the Ohio State program and earned Academic All-Big Ten honors following the 2017 campaign. He did not see game action in his two seasons as the Buckeyes went a combined 23-4, earned a berth in the College Football Playoff in 2016 and won both the Big Ten Championship (27-21 over Wisconsin) and Goodyear Cotton Bowl (24-7 over Southern California) in 2017.
Coming out of Walsh Jesuit High School, Wohlabaugh was charted as a four-star prospect by Rivals.com and rated as the No. 4 center in the nation by Scout.com.
Duke opens the 2018 season at home on Friday, August 31 against Army West Point. Kickoff is set for 7:00 p.m., and the game will be televised by ESPNU.
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Saturday, August 11, 2012
The Hail Mary Pass - The Come Back Ticket
2 + 2 = 4 Can you say desperation for a failed campaign?
When is the last time that you saw a desperate and sinking campaign have to create hype by choosing a vice presidential candidate two week before a party's convention?
Part of the suspense and press and bump caused by the party's convention is the pick of the Vice Presidential candidate.
This reeks of desperation because Romney is increasingly fearful that he will not be the nominee and in desperation like everything else with this fake campaign he needed images to try to make him look like the nominee.
The odd part is that Romney is NOT the nominee and for many months when is was continually and incessantly called by the party bosses and the media, the "likely nominee" and the "probable nominee" he was NOT even in first place in the running! When he managed to muscle his way to first place using the Saul Alinsky BIG LIE campaign and thuggery worthy of any Chicago crime boss, they started calling him "the presumptive nominee."
Even with all that money, now hundreds of millions of dollars it is NOT working. That is obvious from this Hail Mary Pass for a ticket that the media, and even Romney and Ryan themselves are calling "The Come Back Ticket."
The result of this action will not stop the open convention and a struggle for the actual nomination, unless Romney's thuggery tactics manage to hijack the process at the convention, the same way his thugs hijack the process on the local and state level all across the country - you know the thug tactics that has more than 400 delegates to the GOP Convention in Tampa, suing the Republican National Committee, Mitt Romney and the Romney Campaign.
The fellow in this video is the lawyer who represents those 400 delegates, some who are Romney delegated, some who are Gingrich delegates, some who are Santorum delegates, and some who are Ron Paul delegates. He is a Paul supporter, I am not - but I applaud all the delegates willing to buck the Romney criminal machine. We have had our candidates CHOSEN FOR US too many times - it is time for the Romney Thugs to honor the process. Today's exercise in theater was anything BUT respectful of the process.
Do these people take drugs before these big announcements.
Do you really think that this fellow Ryan isn't a dupe for the Banksters?
Where is his outrage at the fact the investigation into Goldman Sachs was stopped cold turkey this week, WITH NO INDICTMENTS!
How could you expect him to protest when he was part of the cabal that ripped off the American People to the tune of TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Remember what I said about Orwellian talk speak? Here he is saying that he is voting for something that offends his conscience. WHY? His only reason is the "Shock Fear Response" the panic in his voice trying to make YOU think he was a freak'n martyr!
Pathetic! TRILLION TIMES PATHETIC! He claims he wanted to 'PROTECT MAIN STREET FROM WALL STREET' - - WAKE UP ASK YOURSELF - HOW DID THAT WORK OUT OF US??????????????????????????
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If you keep up with what is trending on the internet you've probably already seen this insanely awesome commercial one too many times… and yes, today we've got a game about it…
A while back now we reviewed a simple physics-based game called Split Masters which was loosely based on the epic commercial you've no doubt seen. Based around climbing 2 walls using your ability to balance, this game was cool but is nothing like the game we have today.
Autosplit is a game about the exact situation above. Set atop 2 moving trucks your mission in this game is to move your trucks (closer together / further apart) in order to avoid crashing into the many obstacles that stand in your path.
Played using a simple set of (One-Touch) controls to either move your trucks closer together or further apart, this game is extremely simple and easy to play in theory…
Not in real life…
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Mount Faber is now one of the highest points in Singapore, many other hills having been reduced in size so that their rock could be used for land reclamation. It stands at 105m (345ft) and provides views over Sentosa Island, the harbour and the city. Normally you can catch a cable car to travel over to Sentosa Island, however while we were there it was closed for maintenance. The Island is now predominately a tourist island with various attractions and a couple of hotels. We didn't get the time to visit there, so maybe on another occasion....
This is a view of Sentosa Island
This view is in the opposite direction and shows the docks and gantries in the distance.
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On the way back from a wedding, we were going through Baltimore, so of course we had to find a good coffee shop. From her phone, my wife deemed this to be the best. Here's how it went.
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Inside was pretty cool. Super bright. Cool unfinished ceiling. There was a lot of white, kind of minimalist. One thing that was pretty cool was all the merchandise available to purchase as well as different chocolates and bottled drinks.
I really liked the layout. There was plenty of seating, both small tables and long ones, with the bar on an island in the middle. There was also a classroom/cupping room in the back.
They also have some pretty sick merchandise, speaking mainly of their custom ceramic mugs.
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The rock a modbar for their pour overs (V60). That was interesting to see because I'd never seen one before. Outside of that, it was really pricey with the cheapest pour over coming in at $5.25. They do also serve batch brews for like $3 though. The coffee was good, but the price point was just too high. Maybe that's just the price point for Baltimore coffee…I don't know?
Price: $5.25-$6.50
Method: V60 (modbar)
Single Origin? yes. 3 options.
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Recommended? yes
This coffee shop is a great place to go to do work or hang out with friends. I really enjoyed my time there. The only real draw back is the price of the coffee. It's the most expensive pour over coffee I have come across thus far (minus Singapore). That was a shame, but there is batch brew (by Fetco) to make things more affordable.
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I received an email a couple of days ago from one of Australia's most respected young solar energy scientists, Nicole Keuper, with some devastating news: the world renowned Australian Research Council Photovoltaics Centre of Excellence, based at the University of New South Wales, has had its funding slashed by the Australian Research Council. It will lose $25 million over the next 7 years.
Many people have heard the story of Dr Zengrong Shi, who set up Suntech Power – the world's second largest PV company – after studying at the UNSW research centre. Like Dr Shi, many of the centre's past students have gone on to become world leaders in solar PV.
The centre's current students – it takes 60 postgraduate students at a time – are Australia's best and brightest young scientists and engineers. Many of them want to study and work in Australia – after all, we're one of the sunniest countries in the world, and are beginning to make a huge contribution to developing solar PV technology, largely due to the UNSW Research Centre.
This decision makes it much more likely that these students will move overseas, taking with them the potential for the creation of new industries, companies and new jobs in Australia.
Whilst the Centre will not be closing its doors tomorrow, its ground breaking 2nd and 3rd generation research will be difficult to fund going forward.
Surely this is a decision that, if enough attention is drawn to it, could be easily reversed in the next two and a half weeks of election campaigning?
All political parties have said that they support kick-starting domestic renewable energy industries – it creates jobs and opportunities for young Australians, and will be the basis of the 21st century economy.
John Doerr, the early venture capitalist behind Netscape Communications, Amazon.com, Google, and other pioneering tech firms that went from scrappy start-ups to household names, is placing big bets on the emerging renewable energy and green technology sector. He believes it will become as lucrative as information technology and biotechnology and that 'green' is the biggest trend in the economies of the future.
"This field of greentech could be the largest economic opportunity of the 21st century," says Doerr.
Why doesn't the Australian research Council agree?
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On Premier Battles Day 003, Shark City will take on the HHKMag-sponsored Knights Battle Club, with the potential battle of the event being Chris Leese vs Dialect (who will be making his Premier Battles debut). Raptor vs Villun will be another highly anticipated battle, Lastly, Unanymous (also making his Premier Battles debut) will take on Tali.
The other two teams (Pride Battle Club vs Glory Battle Club) square off in an attempt to pick up points to be challenging for the top spot, come the end of the year. Frankie Phraser vs Rivers, Bobby Rex vs A and Cojay vs Locksmyth, Both sets of line-ups look great and will certainly spark discussion among rap battle fans.
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I decided to do a little write up on what I did to prepare for and pass the Certified Information System Security Professional exam. I truly believe if you follow this, you will pass.
It is important to note that we all have a unique way of learning, so tweak it to your advantage. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
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Here is what I did to prepare. It took me just under two months. Started September 24, 2016 – Passed Exam, November 21, 2016.
1) ISC2 Official Study Guide 7th Edition
2) Eric Conrad's 3rd Edition CISSP Study Guide
3) Shon Harris All In One Study Guide 7th Edition
4) Cybrary.it- Kelly Handerhand video course
1) I read the Sybex (ISC)2 Study guide twice. Cover to cover. Answered ALL chapter quizzes and used the online practice tests. ALL of them. You do not have to do the full blown tests in one sitting but before the exam one should do a few full blown exams to know what it feels like. The 250 questions are 4 inches deep and a mile long. Not one question on the exam was the same as the thousands I practiced with. However, it definitely correlated to the material.
2) Eric Conrad's Book – I read that book cover to cover and did the practice tests in the book and the ones online. Easy read, cuts out all the fluff and added value to my overall experience.
3) Shon Harris All In One – I read some of the book, used the CD that came with it and it really helps gauge what Domains are your weaker ones. You cannot go wrong with this book. I also reviewed ALL chapter/Domain review pages at the end of each Domain (Quick Tips).
4) Cybrary.it – GREAT source and whilst I did not listen to ALL of it, I did a lot of listening while I was commuting, cooking, etc. Just having Kelly in the background going through the material is good. Remember our brains are actually picking up and storing information even if we think we are not listening. I remind my wife all the time.
a. I made flash cards of concepts, theories, terms. Even the basic ones. I used almost two complete decks of "Heavy Duty" style Index Cards. They last longer and are more durable than the standard ones.
b. I spent a minimum of two hours (many times more hours) in the library. Somewhere quiet is ideal. For me, the Library was great. Starbucks or other run of the mill coffee shops have too much noise (for me).
c. I came up with a study plan and committed to meeting it. Regardless of how tired I was, what else was going on, work schedule etc. I did a minimum of 50 practice questions per day. I was careful not to memorize the questions but understand the "why, how, concepts", etc. I built some fluff days into the schedule so I knew I would be through my goals 5 days before the exam. Note: it doesn't mean you stop reviewing or studying 5 days before. I was actually studying the day of the exam in a cafeteria (quiet one) where the testing center was. Right up until test time.
6) Remember
a. You CAN do this. If you don't pass the first time, it is only a road block and not a death sentence.
b. Never, never give up. (Read Winston Churchill's speech regarding this)
c. It will not be handed to you on a silver platter. Figure out your weak points and tackle those.
d. Do NOT waste your money looking for Brain Dumps. They either don't exist or are outdated and you would be better off spending your money on Monster Energy Drink, Coffee, or one of the recommended books.
7) As a life time learner and a Certified Technical Trainer +, I recommend that you reach out to Subject Matter Experts in the Domains. Reach out to me if you would like. If it is in my power to help I will.
8) The new books are coming this fall (2017). Surely there will be changes. If I know or hear of any, I will let you know.
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I surfed the web using my matthews clearwire internet connection yesterday for at least three hours. My husband and I have two weddings that we have to attend this spring. He is in both weddings, so that means that I am going to have to have a dress to wear to the rehearsal dinner and the wedding. His outfits are already taken care of, a suit and a tux. He has a bunch of ties too. I just can't seem to find anything that is decently priced that I like. Since when did the price of a cocktail dress reach an average of three hundred dollars? Maybe I just haven't bought anything in a while, but these weddings are breaking me! I just hope that I will be able to find something that strikes my fancy. I hate going somewhere and not liking what I am wearing. I always have less fun than when I feel like I am put together and look nice. I guess that I am going to have to go back to surfing the web again tomorrow, I can't stop until I find something!


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Dr. Terry Whitten graduated from the University of Oregon in 1982 with a B.A. degree. She continued her education at the Oregon Health Services Medical School, graduating in 1986.
From 1986 to 1987, Dr. Whitten served as an intern at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. For the next three years, she was a part of the residency program in Obstetrics & Gynecology at Vanderbilt.
In 1990, Dr. Whitten returned to Oregon and was a physician with the Women's Care Associates until 1994. Later that same year, she returned to Columbia to partner with Karen Davis in the Middle Tennessee Women's Health Group.
She and her husband Jerry live in Columbia with their three daughters: Savannah, McKenzie and Grace. Dr. Whitten enjoys traveling, hiking, and photography with her husband and children.


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Upcoming RunSmart Level One Clinic in Austin, Texas on 11/7/2010
Join me on BlogTalkRadio on Tuesday August 18, 2009 at 8:00 pm central
time for the latest episode of "Consumer's Guide To Health". This
episode picks up where the "Ultrarunning" episode left off - with a discussion on two specific ultras: Hardrock and Badwater.
This episode's special guest will be Joe Prusaitis, Austin ultrarunner, coach, and race
director. He has completed his share of 100 mile and longer runs,
including 82 ultras - 26 of which were 100 miles. In July 2003, he
completed the Hardrock 100 and Badwater back-to-back. Joe is a race director for many Texas events including the Bandera 100/50/25K and Rocky Raccoon 100/50 mile events.
The BlogTalkRadio call-in number is 646-929-1567. You can listen online at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/abesselink and also download this and previous episodes here as well.
I look forward to having you join us!
Join me on BlogTalkRadio on Tuesday August 4, 2009 at 8:00 pm central
time for the latest episode of "Consumer's Guide To Health". This episode is dedicated to "Nutiriton 101". Whether you're struggling with your weight, or trying to find the right foods to utilize in your training, the basics of good nutrition are important. There are a lot of myths in the health and fitness world regarding this issue, and this episode will help to clear up some of these misconceptions.
Hungry for information on nutrition? Come join the discussion!
This past weekend (July 17-19), the Canadian Masters Athletics Championships were held in Kamloops, British Columbia. Athletes of all ages competed in a variety of track and field events. Congratulations go out to SSI athlete Rita Quibell who claimed the gold medal for W50 in both the 1500m and the 800m events! Running for the Newmarket Huskies Track Club, she ran 5:31 to win the 1500m on Saturday, and 2:40 to win the 800m the following day.
Rita currently owns the 2009 Canadian-best times in the 1500m (5:20) and 800m (2:35).
Rita now gets a bit of a rest before heading into cross country season this fall!
Today marks the first formal announcement of the P1 Project - also known as the Physio One Project.
What exactly is the P1 Project? First, a little background is in order.
Physical therapists (otherwise know as physiotherapists or "physios" in most other countries worldwide) are faced with challenging times. In an era of health care reform, physical therapists are, without question, the practitioners of choice for the first line of assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders, and in the prevention of injury and optimization of human performance. In many countries, patients have direct access
to a physiotherapist, much as they would a doctor, osteopath, chiropractor, or
massage therapy. They practice as autonomous providers in that they do not
require a referral to see patients. This is considered the accepted standard of
care in most countries. Armed with a unique perspective on health and human function, physical therapists have the education and clinical approach to enhance the health and health care spectrum.
Consumers are also not aware of "evidence-based practice" and how these issues affect their health care. All providers are not created equal - and some utilize evidence-based strategies far more than others. Again, it is in the best interests of the consumer to understand what these strategies are, and how they impact their care and provide better outcomes.
But the consumer simply doesn't know this. Consumer awareness of physical therapy - and the limiters to practice that are imposed on the profession from outside special interest groups - is low. If the consumers don't know the issues - then, well, the issues really don't exist in anyone's minds but our own.Thus begins a virtual cycle of "accepted standards of care" in the community, and the consumer simply doesn't have the information to understand the issues at hand and how they affect their quality of care, access to care, and cost of care.
Professional associations are, quite frankly, too busy putting money towards lobbyists. And lobbyists are too busy accepting these dollars. And while these factions continue to wage legislative battles that are driven by campaign dollars and broken promises, the consumer continues to suffer. A strong consumer voice is necessary.
With this in mind comes the formation of the P1 Project (http://www.p1project.org ). The mission of the
Physio One Project is to promote consumer awareness and advocacy
regarding the role, evidence, standards, and outcomes of physical therapy in
both health and health care, injury recovery and injury prevention.This will focus on 2 key areas - promoting the autonomous practice of and direct access to physical therapists within the health care system (and the limiters that affect this), and promoting evidence-based practice within the scope of practice of physical therapy. The P1 Project will also aim to create a community of both consumers and providers to disucss these issues openly.
The P1 Project will not devote any finances to political campaigns. The P1 Project's primary goal is effective consumer awareness and advocacy, Consumers have votes - and votes decide legislators' fate. Let's make "evidence-based standards of care" the new community standard.
The next episode of "Consumer's Guide To Health" on Tuesday July 21, 2009 at 8:00 pm will discuss the role of the P1 Project, it's mission, and it's plan for consumer advocacy, The BlogTalkRadio call-in number is 646-929-1567. You can listen online at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/abesselink and also download this and previous episodes here as well.
I hope you will join us in the discussion and in supporting the P1 Project.
June has been a very exciting month for SSI athletes. They have been racing at Ironman Coeur d'Alene, the Buffalo Springs Lake half Ironman, and the Ontario Masters Championships. Here's the lowdown of this month's results:
At Ironman CDA, Rachel Robbins and Christine Jones completed their first Ironman and became members of the Ironman family. Christine's time was 14:06:41, and Rachel's time was 15:38:01. Also of note are the Barretts - Carrie and Shawn - who were interviewed on a recent episode of "Consumer's Guide To Health". Carrie finished in 11:46:29, while Shawn completed his first Ironman in 14:03:17.
Out in Lubbock, more great results appeared at the 20th annual Buffalo Springs Lake 70.3 triathlon. Greg Hogan led the way with a 5:23 - good for 14th place in his age group. This put Greg in a select group of athletes, having completed BSLT a total of 10 times! James Baumann set a personal best 5:45. IronTexans Dorian and Freddy Ramirez both completed their first BSLT - Dorian finishing in 7:03, and Freddy (after losing a significant amount of time surviving two flats on the bike) finishing in 8:09. As many of you know, a finish at BSLT is something special!
And last but not least, SSI athlete (of the Newmarket Huskies TC) Rita Quibell competed in the women's 1500m at the Ontario Masters Track And Field Championships. Rita was competing in the W50 division. Her time of 5:21.55 won her age group and was an age-rated performance of 89.4%! She followed this up with a 5:20.26 at the York University Twilight meet a week later, making her the number one ranked athlete in her age group. Rita will race in the Canadian Masters Championships later this month.
Photos can be found in the Gallery.
Congratulations to everyone!


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Coat Of Arms
Las Tunas City's Coat of Arms was selected by competition in 1937. Officially it identifies the city from January 9 of 1939. Its designer was Mary Cruz Medina, she presented it in oil painting in fabric, polychrome and framed in wood and embossed metal.
The Coat of Arms of Las Tunas city has four quarters or departments, which can be described each others in the following way:
In the top left, the figure of a very well-known laborious flying insect appears: The Bee, which symbopzes the work and the active vocation of Las Tunas City. This area is of blue tonapty, as the sea that surrounds us, the sky that protects us and three fringes of our National Flag.
The image of a key, representing the geographical position that Las Tunas occupies in the geographical Cuban map, between legendary Camagüey and the indomitable Oriente (Eastern Cuba) is found it at the top right of Shield. This corner has red background, as the red triangle of the Cuban flag, in remembrance to the shedding of innocent blood by the best Cuban sons during their fights for the freedom.
The bottom left shows the image of a Ceiba tree. This kind of tree sheltered our warriors of the XIX century and around which the city was founded. This symbol of the autochthonous flora is inserted inside a context of green background, so recurrent in the rural panorama of the territory.
In the bottom right the ruins of the headquarters of the 28 columns appear; old headquarters of the Spanish coloniapsm in the city, today primary school. This shield's quarter symbopzes the defeat of the Iberian army in the area. Also there's the figure of a woman whose participation in our fights is recognized by the historiography. You can watch a bonfire, symbol of the times that the city was ablaze in holocaust for freedom. Tunas is a cactus, type of spiny succulent plant, suggestion whish this district or city has the same name.
At the foot of the shield, a legend is written down, the same one is a fragment of phrase said for major general Vicente García González in September 26 of 1976, when, setting on fire the city, he said: "Tunas, with pain on my soul I'm setting pght to you, because I prefer see you burn before enslaved." From there comes the phrase at the foot of the shield: "burn before enslaved."


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Once or twice a year a limited edition of luminaires for retail is designed.
Services within lighting include consultation which leads to planning concepts, advice on current products from selected manufacturers, the design and making of one off pieces and enhancement of existing lighting schemes.


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You expect to find Joe Dolce, the singer of the best-forgotten hit Shaddap You Face, sat in front of an outsized plate of pasta getting slowly drunk on the last dregs of his pop wealth. Somehow, it would be reassuring to find the singer of one of the most irritating 1980s hits aged and eased into a life of comfortable vulgarity. What you don't expect is to find an erudite man in healthy middle age talking perceptively about Bach, Gertrude Stein and the politics of the Vietnam and Gulf wars. He makes allusions to poetry, classical music and protest culture. He pronounces on the purpose of art: "Artists should be extending the medium or contributing something that's missing in society," he says.
It's hard to reconcile this serious-minded Joe Dolce with the comic figure who took Shaddap round the world's charts back in 1981. But there are common threads: at the time he performed under the banner of Joe Dolce Music Theatre, and the Italian with the Chico Marx hat, annoying accent and miniature mandolin was just one of the characters he adopted in a cabaret-style show that also included his first wife's modern dance performances.
The set-up is reminiscent of Jacques Brel and the French chansonniers, and Dolce's early musical background (performance art, the 1970s underground music scene) sounds very much like the compost that spawned David Bowie. But while Bowie went mainstream with a timely hit about alienation, mysticism and space travel, Dolce's breakthrough was a song about an Italian kid having an argument with his mamma. "What'sa matter you, hey! Gotta no respect, whatta you think you do? Why you looka so sad?" - the chorus still has the ability to set teeth on edge, 22 years after it reached number one.
It is most often mentioned in anti-lists of the catchy and the irritating, an excruciating three minutes in which a dissolute Italian teenager is berated for his laziness by the caricature of a domineering mother. For many, it was just an opportunity to laugh at foreigners, an impression underlined in the UK when Andrew Sachs released a rival version in the guise of Fawlty Towers' Spanish waiter, Manuel.
Dolce describes the song as "controversial - it's a record that divides people into those who love it and those who hate it". Try hard, though, and you can just discern the lines of a different sort of song far beneath the surface - one of those hard-bitten monologues of working-class life, like Memphis Willie B's Hard Working Man Blues. But to the ears of most people, whatever message Dolce intended has been lost beneath the winsome quirkiness of the rattling mandolins, hammy accent and cod-Italian posturing.
Dolce was born to an Italian-American family in Painesville, Ohio, his parents were part of the post-war generation who had tried to assimilate that immigrant identity within a picture of apple-pie Americana. His mother was a waitress and his father juggled careers as a carpenter, soldier and professional 10-pin bowler. Despite the lingering presence of a Sicilian grandmother, the family Anglicised their surname to rhyme with "bolts" - an affectation Dolce only shook off when he moved to Ohio State University.
This experience changed him dramatically. "I found this whole range of new influences," Dolce says. He arrived with his father's ambition of getting an engineering degree and becoming an architect, but life took him in different direc tions. One of his first girlfriends there was Carol Dunlop, a scion of the tyre empire who went on to marry the Argentinian writer and dissident Julio Cortazar. His subsequent rejection of his midwestern upbringing seems to have been taken from a pattern-book of the late 1960s counter-culture: his college room-mate had an electric guitar on which he learned to play the solo from Mr Tambourine Man; he got himself a pudding-bowl haircut ("I looked like Sonny out of Sonny and Cher"); eventually he decided to drop out. Later, he joined an early incarnation of the psychedelic blues band Headstone Circus.
Things petered out, and after trailing around the American music scene for the best part of a decade he came to Australia, following his wife, the modern dancer. In America, Italian heritage was something to be proud of, something shared by Frank Sinatra, Robert De Niro and Joe DiMaggio. In Australia, people from southern Europe were figures of derision and suspicion, described routinely as "wogs" - a term of abuse still common. Then and now, the government's treatment of refugees was a hot issue, and Dolce wrote a protest song about the sufferings of the Vietnamese boat people.
Life was not easy. His wife left him within a year of arrival, and he found himself broke and alone in a foreign country, just over the cusp of 30 and earning A$15 (£5) a time playing in pubs. Ten years of trying to make it in the music industry had got him nowhere.
So it's little surprise that when Shaddap You Face began to take off, he held on for dear life. It went to number one in Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Canada, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France and Fiji, and made the top five in seven other countries. In Britain it earned the ire of synth-poppers Ultravox when it kept their moody classic Vienna from the top spot; only in the US did it miss the top 40.
His subsequent singles trotted out the same formula with declining success. In 1983 he reached a nadir with You Toucha My Car, I Breaka You Face and despite his impassioned defence, the following year's Pizza Pizza ("I'm in love-a the pizza, all-a the time") doesn't seem much better.
These thrashings of the Italian theme he admits were mistakes - "bad photocopies of the first one". Despite the material benefits (he still lives comfortably, mainly off the proceeds of Shaddap) the role as the comedy Italian was eating away at him. "It was destroying my belief system," he says. "Trying to conform to what the mass market understood Shaddap You Face to be about. The general mass will always remember only the broadest strokes. If I had done that persona my whole life, people would have believed it was actually me."
In recent years he has turned increas ingly to classical music, choral works and adaptations of the writings of Sappho, Albert Schweitzer and Sylvia Plath. He thinks his best song is Father, an examination of his relationship with his violent father and his determination not to let the same thing happen in his own family.
As far as Shaddap is concerned, he now favours a version performed with a Vietnamese comic to protest about the electoral success of Australia's racist One Nation party, and one part-sung in the Indjibundji language with Aboriginal musician and performer Gnarnayarrahe Waitairie. He's particularly excited about a very loose cover version by American rapper KRS-One, Shutupayouface.
But what about his own music? Is he signed to a record label at the moment?
He begins strumming on his polished steel guitar - a Christmas present from Lin Van Hek, a performance artist and his partner of more than 20 years. He messes around with a blues version of Shaddap, before moving on to a more recent work. It's a setting of a work by the Greek poet Constantine Cavafy, about a man living in a dull town, who escapes his humdrum life through sexual fantasy. There's a yearning, folkish sound to the simple guitar part, reminiscent of Joni Mitchell; his eyes close as he sings, absorbed in the tune. It's beautiful. In answer to the question, no, he says at last, a little embarrassed, he's not signed to any record label. Dolce says that plenty of pap gets much more attention than his more recent, more substantial work. However, his own position is complicated by the fact that he's still living off the pap of his own career.
He has a particular interest in those who are misunderstood by their contemporaries. His main project for the past decade has been Difficult Women, another cabaret-style show, performed with Van Hek, about pioneering feminists who were thought in their time to be "difficult", rather than visionary. He has written songs about Harry Power, an Australian bushranger who has been all but eclipsed by his more famous protégé Ned Kelly, and about Bach, whose true genius was only realised after his death.
It doesn't take a great leap of the imagination to see how he identifies with these misunderstood characters. "I consider myself one of the best songwriters in the world," he says at one point. The opportunity to prove this was held out to him earlier this month, when his name was mentioned in connection with Second Chance Idol, a new series being mooted by Pop Idol creator and ex-Spice Girls manager Simon Fuller. The purpose of the series will be to gather together a crew of one-hit wonders and give them a second bite of the apple. Surely he has misgivings that Second Chance Idol will reduce him to a stereotype again? "What have I got to lose? If only 2% of the audience are attracted to the sort of stuff I do, then that's going to be good for me. It could be a lateral way of getting some attention without going straight down the pipe, which I think is not possible any more. That belongs to youth." He says he wouldn't be coaxed into playing Shaddap, except possibly the Indjibundji version.
This suspicion of selling out runs deep, perhaps even sharpened by the suspicion that he might have done precisely that in the 1980s. He is obsessed by the idea that posterity will judge him differently, but says he wouldn't regret it if he was only remembered for Shaddap.
Most telling is his behaviour at an Australian awards ceremony soon after Shaddap took off. He turned up in the persona of a serious artist and refused to accept the award because of Australia's treatment of its ethnic minorities. Having stalked off stage, he suddenly bounced back on as the goofy character from the song's video and performed a rousing version of the hit the audience had been waiting for. The "serious artist" thing had all been a joke. You wonder if perhaps, in retrospect, he wished he had stayed in the wings.
For more information visit www.joedolce.net
The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and Clarifications column, Wednesday December 4, 2002
We referred to "Jacques Brel and the French chansonniers". Brel (1930-1979), was one of the great modern troubadours in the French language, but he was Belgian.


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