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Agia Marina - Chania - Crete
Built on the beach road of Agia Marina, Elotis Suites hotel was renovated on 2004 and has 5 buildings which include 20 flats, studios and suites in simple architectural lines, furnished with a selective mood, thus offering all the modern comfort without a touch of exaggeration. Elotis Suites combines simplicity and elegance, in a place where the real star is you and your wishes, thus creating the appropriate premises for an unforgettable stay.
|29 July 2019 - 30 July 2019
Within walking distance from the sandy beach of Agia Marina and only 8 kilometers from the town of Chania, Elotis Suites welcomes you to an atmosphere of comfort, tranquility and unrivaled hospitality.
The 23 flats and suites, surrounded by gardens are eager to accommodate your inner most special moments of your vacation. They are dressed in earthly colourations and furnished with a simple mood thus composing an aesthetical environment which prepossesses a lovely stay. The discrete decorations as well as the modern comforts are defined by a warm and friendly style, with only one purpose: to relax you.
Elotis studio
(approx. 25 square meters for 1-3 persons)
A comfortable room with two single beds and a bed settee, a small fully equipped kitchen and a bathroom with a shower, compose a tranquil, hospitable and relaxing environment for two to three people. The soft colour combinations and the light furnishings give a fresh note to these elegant spaces.
Room Facilities:
*extra charge
Elotis family apartment
(approx. 35 square meters for 2-4 persons)
With a view of the beautiful gardens and verandas, these flats are the ideal choice for two to four persons who seek a comfortable stay in an environment of classic decorations in simple lines. Built on either one or two levels, the flats consist of one bedroom with two single beds, a living room with the capability of accommodating one more person on a bed settee, a small kitchen fully equipped, a sitting area for relaxing and eating and a bathroom with a shower.
Room Facilities:
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Elotis suites
(approx. 45 square meters for 4-5 persons)
The elegant indoors of the suite with the discrete decorations compose a hospitable, relaxing environment. The suites, built either on one or two levels, consist of two separate bedrooms with two single beds in every room, a living room with the capability of accommodating one more person on a bed settee, bathroom with a shower, a small kitchen fully equipped and a balcony or a veranda with a garden view.
Room Facilities:
*extra charge
Superior double room
(approx. 22 square meters)
Our new built superior double room can offer you with moments of pleasure and relaxation in a cozy and quiet environment, in the heart of the coastal area Agia Marina. This modern decorated double room is suitable for two people who are willing to enjoy their holidays in a friendly and peaceful environment just next to the beach, while many of the hotel services are complimentary.
The superior double room offers:
Superior double - triple room
(approx. 30 square meters)
Our new built superior double - triple room can offer you with moments of pleasure and relaxation in a cozy spacious and quiet environment, in the heart of the coastal area Agia Marina. This modern decorated superior room can accommodate up to 3 people that are willing to enjoy their holidays in a friendly and peaceful environment just next to the beach, while many of the hotel services are complimentary.
The superior double – triple room offers:
Junior suite - maisonette
(approx. 45 square meters)
Our newly built junior suite/maisonette will offer you a stay of comfort and luxury, while many of our services are complimentary. In the first level there is a modern and spacious living room equipped with two comfortable sofa beds and a WC. Moving to the lower floor, you will see an interior designed area with a small kitchen fully equipped with all necessary utensils and appliances that provides autonomy and comfort. Moving farther to the floor, there is a master bedroom and a modern spacious bathroom. This junior suite is ideal for couples or a group up to four people.
The junior suite offers:
Hotel Facilities
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Tomorrow is the settlement date for my first ever house purchase. This is a photo of one of the self contained apartments and is the space I am going to furnish first. (It comes unfurnished. This photo has just been taken off the website) It is a weird feeling – excitement mixed with the sobering reality of additional responsibility. But it is all go, go, go now. No turning back.
Sorry about the quality of this pic but I wanted to share what I bought as a house warming gift to myself – a beautiful Art Deco, piecrust-edged, mirror etched with a Lyre Bird image. Classic. Hope you will share the journey and fun with me as I create a space filled with vintage loveliness, sourced from thrift shops and salvage stores. And I promise the quality of my photos will improve very soon.

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Where Is Rex Tillerson? Starting New US Foreign Policy, Asia Trip Details
After largely keeping a low profile since his confirmation, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Wednesday began a nearly weeklong trip to Asia as the Trump administration began redefining the U.S. role in the region and turning away from the Obama administration's so-called Asia pivot.
The former Exxon Mobil CEO arrived in Japan and has planned stops in South Korea as well as China. Each country presents challenges not only for the early months of Trump's presidency but also Tillerson's potential for the shaping U.S. foreign policy as the new administration already announced it was backing away from Obama's pivot.
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Still, exactly what new policy would take form remained unclear.
"Pivot, rebalance, etcetera — that was a word that was used to describe the Asia policy in the last administration. I think you can probably expect that this administration will have its own formulation. We haven't really seen in detail, kind of, what that formulation will be or if there even will be a formulation," Acting Assistant Secretary of State Susan Thornton told reporters Tuesday.
Thornton added security, trade policies and maintaining order in the region were priorities.
"We're going to remain engaged and active in Asia. The Asian economy is very important for U.S. prosperity and growth, so we will be there working on fair trade and free trade issues, working on regional security challenges such as North Korea, and continue to press for a rules-based and constructive, peaceful and stable order in Asia," Thornton said. "Whether there will be a bumper sticker to put on that, it's still early days, so it's early to say."
Despite the announcement of a shift in policy, staffing for the new administration's diplomatic posts has stalled. Defense News pointed out many of the top Asia-Pacific policy jobs were still vacant and Trump's pick for ambassador to China hasn't even had his confirmation hearing yet.
Tillerson, too, has remained largely a mystery to both outsiders and even those in the White House. The New York Times reported Saturday Tillerson has been absent from meetings with world leaders, hasn't taken questions from reporters since he took office and didn't respond to Trump's proposed 37 percent cut to the State Department's budget.
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But it's possible Tillerson could have a strong impact on his trip to Asia. After Japan, he is scheduled to head to South Korea on Friday and will then head to China. All three nations represent a key cog in overall diplomacy and also when it comes to North Korea's nuclear proliferation, which NPR indicated was a top priority for Tillerson's trip.
"Liberals think you engage North Korea," John Delury, professor of international relations at Yonsei University, told NPR. "You draw them out. You have dialogue. You work on denuclearization but you have to work on a lot of other issues at the same time."


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When Is AWS re: Invent? The Amazon Web Services re:Invent conference will take place from NOV. 25 – 30, 2018 in Las Vegas.
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The hardest part of following Jesus...
It's true.
The hardest part of following Jesus is following Jesus.
My music history past (see this Relevant Magazine article if you're unfamiliar with that part of my life) always involved the process of building bands. Of helping bands grow. Aiding them in sorting out potential record producers, publicists, booking agents, managers, label idiosyncrasies, and the like. In other words, I was paid to serve creatives.
For the first time in my 44-year old life, I am the artist.
The problem is that I've never envisioned myself as an artist, nor did I ever anticipate being one.
Then, I spent five years living, writing, and editing a book.
Talking about my book is not the objective here. The point is to speak to you about what happens after the book (insert your creative/business project here) launches.
Sooner or later - and it usually is much sooner, than later - the lights go down.
The show is over. All the fans go home, and the screaming comes to an end.
On Tuesday, December 5th (the day I released my book), I felt as if it were my birthday because every few minutes Amazon, my phone, or Facebook would light up with a compliment like:
"Chad is such an inspiring person, and this book shows that in droves."
"Congrats dude! This book is the real deal."
"I devoured it! Buy this book!"
"If Chad's not-so-secret agenda is to provoke the reader to action, mission accomplished."
You get the idea.
Now, it's Wednesday, January 17th, and most of the noise has quieted down.
What do we do, as artists, creatives, ministers, business folk, when the buzz wears off?
If we're not careful, we'll mistake the compliments, kind words, and applause for praise we deserve.
Nothing could be farther from the truth.
There is only ONE who is worthy of receiving all our glory—Jesus.
It's essential for me to ask myself, "Did I place my whole-hearted energy into something that the masses celebrate me for, or did I create whole-heartedly to serve others, and especially to bring glory to the King of the Universe - even if in the tiniest of ways?"
Right before Christmas I felt Jesus convicting me to re-surrender my book to Him, to stop focusing so much on the results (which I was aggressively doing) and to begin enjoying the process.
Tim Grahl, who wrote Your First 1,000 Copies, helped remind me that releasing a book (or finishing a project) is just the beginning; like birthing a child. That may seem extreme, but I believe it's accurate.
I encourage you, no matter what you're currently setting your hands to, to enjoy the process by inviting Jesus to use you to serve others well.
Are you dreaming about, planning, creating, managing, or overseeing a project (or projects) with the desire to serve others and bring Jesus glory? Both the process and the results will be immeasurably sweeter when serving is your motivator.
Thanks for reading!
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Thank you for coming to find out more information on how to plant your seed card of Bee Balm, Monarda Fistulosa.
Monarda Fistulosa is a highly adaptable plant. There are a few basic keys to a successful planting.
Planting during the spring is a great time to utilize the rainy season to help keep the seeds and seedlings moist. Best time is spring as the ground becomes workable.
1. Find a spot in your garden that gets 4-6+ hours of sun during the growing season (April to Sept).
2. Briefly soak your card to get the paper nice and moist.
3. Lightly bury the card under soil. No need to amend your soil.
4. Water. It will need to be kept moist as it germinates and through the first season during any times of drought. Once established it is drought tolerant.
After the first 3 seasons you will be able to divide it and share with other gardens.
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A panoramic vision suspenseful, comedic, prophetic set in a near-future California that has been devastated by NK3, a memory destroying virus from North Korea.
With The Player and The Return of the Player, Michael Tolkin established himself as a master novelist of modern Hollywood. In his new novel, NK3, the HOLLYWOOD sign presides over a Los Angeles devastated by a weaponized microbe that has been accidentally spread around the globe, deleting human identity. In post-NK3 Los Angeles, a sixty-foot-tall fence surrounds the hills where the rich used to live, but the mansions have been taken over by those with the only power that matters: the power of memory.
Inside the Fence, life for the new aristocracy, a society of the partially rehabilitated who call themselves the Verified, is a perpetual party. Outside the Fence, in downtown Los Angeles, the Verified use an invented mythology to keep control over the mindless Drifters, Shamblers and Bottle Bangers who serve the gift economy until no longer needed. The ruler, Chief, takes his guidance from gigantic effigies of a man and a woman in the heart of the Fence.
They warn him of trouble to come, but who is the person to watch: the elusive Eckmann, holed up with the last functioning plane at LAX; Shannon Squier, the chisel-wielding pop superstar from the pre-NK3 world, pulled from the shambling masses; a treacherous member of Chief's inner circle; or Hopper, the uncommon Drifter compelled by an inner voice to search for a wife whose name and face he doesn't know? Each threatens to upset the delicate power balance in this fragile world.
In deliciously dark prose, Tolkin winds a noose-like plot around this melee of despots, prophets and rebels as they struggle for command and survival in a town that still manages to exert a magnetic force, even as a ruined husk.
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Green roofs building is one way that we can do to cool the building while adding carbon dioxide magnet to the room underutilized. Implementing green roofs will take us on a range of positive impacts on the environment including the management of the storm, has the ability to cool the hot weather, and of course by implementing green roofs we have been supporting the Go Green program because it is more environmentally friendly. Green roofs typically have a longer life when compared to a conventional roof, able to absorb rainwater, reducing the need for drainage systems are costly and complex, and on a wider scale, green roofs will improve air quality.
As we know, green roofs is not something new – it has been known for thousands of years ago in which we recognize the existence of The Hanging Gardens of Babylon are equipped with irrigation systems are incredibly complex so as to make it as an amazingly beautiful park and is known as one of the 7 wonders of the world. We will find two types of green roofs building are intensive and extensive.
For intensive green roofs, basically used for elevated parks where we could get a complex structural support, including irrigation, drainage and root protection layer.
For extensive green roofs, we would find the fact that this is not functioned as a roof garden that can be accessed but is used solely to benefit the environment. We can find there are so many buildings that implement green roof, along with the awareness of the people to preserve the environment.
Implementing green roofs offer anyone to get an area that can make us able to enjoy the beauty of the green plant while relaxing on the roof. It is one of the infrastructures that bring us to a lifestyle that is more environmentally friendly, efficient, beautiful, and gives a lot of benefits both for ourselves and the environment.
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In a bid to allure added online shoppers to its secondhand shop, the online assignment abundance Twice is today introducing a new affairs that will acquiesce consumers to barter in their bare allowance cards from about two dozen retailers in barter for abundance credit. That agency shoppers will be able to use their cards from food like Macy's, J.Crew, Gap, Old Navy, Luluemon, Banana Republic and abounding added in adjustment to buy items on Twice.
The aggregation says the cards can authority any amount, and consumers will accept 100% of their amount as abundance acclaim on its site.
For those with bare allowance cards from food with pricier merchandise, application the cards on Twice instead agency you may be able to booty home added items back you analysis out. For instance, a $50 J.Crew allowance agenda ability alone get you one or two items at best, but on Twice, it could go abundant further.
The online store, a adversary to added web-based secondhand retailers like The RealReal or ThredUP, for example, as able-bodied as peer-to-peer marketplaces like Poshmark or Threadflip, aboriginal launched in 2012 and now has a actor users on its network. The armpit today hosts about 50,000 pieces of annual from a cardinal of mid-to-high end brands, including clothing, handbags, and shoes. Twice additionally broadcast into menswear aftermost month, and the class now accounts for 5%-10% of all its sales, the aggregation says.
Like abounding secondhand shops, Twice positions itself to consumers as both a way to apple-pie out your closet in barter for a allotment of the sales of your items, as able-bodied as a way to boutique online for vetted secondhand goods. But clashing some in the space, Twice's users don't accept to administer the affairs action for themselves. They aloof address their abeyant merchandise to Twice and the aggregation inventories, photographs, and sells the appurtenances on their behalf.
To try out the new allowance agenda trade-in feature, barter will aboriginal accept the appropriate merchant from a drop-down tab, access in their allowance agenda cardinal and the card's PIN. The awning will again appearance the accessible antithesis on the card, and barter will accede to alteration this antithesis to Twice either by logging into the armpit or signing up with a new account. That acclaim becomes anon accessible to use, Twice says.
The feature is a able way to tap into the growing cardinal of bare allowance cards on the market, while additionally potentially bringing in new users to Twice's online store. Allowance agenda sales accept added to $124 billion in 2014, up from $80 billion aloof six years ago, and it's accepted that about a billion in allowance cards will be forgotten, absent or asleep by the end of 2015.
A cardinal of companies are alive to booty advantage of this excess of bare cards, including allowance agenda barter (and adaptable app) Raise.com, for example, which offers consumers a way to bound buy and use a allowance agenda purchased for beneath than face amount while in a store. Similarly with Twice, the abstraction is to accord consumers added affidavit to boutique and access conversions, by borer into a altered anatomy of payment.
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Nuclear energy operations may reach up to a capacity of 2,000 to 5,000 MW by 2040.
Half of ASEAN is predicted to operate their first nuclear power plants and reaping the benefits of cheaper electricity to augment their soaring consumption.
It is projected to begin nuclear energy operations in 2035 and reach up to a capacity of 2,000 to 5,000 MW by 2040, said Dr. Ing Kusnanto, manager of ACE-Canada nuclear & radiological programme administrative support, citing projections from the 5th ASEAN Energy Outlook.
Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam have put interest to pursue nuclear energy in their plans and are in their first phase of preparations to build a nuclear power plant. Kusnanto noted that whilst these five nations are in different stages of preparation in pursuing their first nuclear power plant, they have established or are in the process of creating a Nuclear Energy Program Implementing Organization, or NEPIO, which coordinates related stakeholders and develops the roadmap of the national nuclear power programme.
Furthermore, the Integrated Nuclear Infrastructure Review mission has been done in the five countries. Stronger cooperation will also assist the region to build up the necessary expertise, safeguards, and stakeholder support to roll out their nuclear power programmes, said Kusnanto. Some of the region's key strategies until 2020 include setting up regulatory frameworks, bolstering civilian nuclear safety and emergency response.
Acceptance will be key "I think the public acceptance, capacity building and human resource development are still in the critical first phase," said Kusnanto. "A very strong policymaker is very important to realise the nuclear power programme in ASEAN, as are the nuclear business aspect, industry improvement and national capacity building." "Nuclear energy in ASEAN is very important to achieve the energy security, accessibility, affordability and sustainability in the future," said Kusnanto. This can be seen in the case of Indonesia, a country facing rising demand for electricity.
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Fire damages Park Forest home; no injuries reported
A fire in Patton Township on Wednesday morning caused minor damage to an unoccupied house.
Alpha Fire Department responded to the fire at 412 Canterbury Drive in the Park Forest neighborhood.
No one was home at the time of the fire, said Alpha Assistant Chief Shawn Kauffman. He said the house is believed to be a weekend rental home.
The cause of the fire is under investigation, Kauffman said, but appeared to be an electrical fire that started in the attic above the kitchen about 8:15 a.m.
Neighbors reported seeing smoke coming from the roof of the house and called police.
Firefighters were busy tearing insulation out of the attic at the scene. Kauffman said the fire was under control in minutes.
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Steve Selin foraged wild apples from New York's Finger Lakes region, as he is wont to do. This cider received a somewhat more extravagant handling, using barrel fermentation then allowing the cider to age sur lie for nine months in old, used oak barrels. The cider pours with a golden hue, clear, and without any effervescence. It has the look of a middle-aged Sauterne. Stewy apple aroma comes to the fore first along with notes of apricot, clean funk and a honeyed/vannila edge. The most beautiful thing about this cider is its balance and structure. Both still and dry, the Pomme Sur Lie delivers soft, grippy tannins that don't come off as astringent as described on the bottle. Clean acidity abounds. Flavors of tart to ripe apple are pronounced, along with noticeable citrus flavors, a certain savory quality, and faint herbal notes. If this reads like the cider is complex and interesting then I've properly conveyed what is in the bottle. This is a perfect dinner cider. I'd serve it alongside a rich pork roast, Coq au Vin, and even a leaner cut of fine beef such as Filet Mignon. Beautiful cider.
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You love your spouse. But their parents? That's a whole different matter. The term "in-law" usually doesn't generate many positive feelings. From parenting differences to financial differences, it can sometimes seem as though you disagree with your in-laws on just about everything.
But, when you marry somebody, you marry their family as well. In other words, your in-laws are not going away. That's why these relationships can be critical to manage well.
How to do that?
Constructive Approaches to Handling Issues with In-Law
When it comes to in-laws, it's crucial to remember your vows. Whatever struggles you are facing, you face them together, especially if it involves family. If your spouse has a problem with your family member, it becomes your problem as well.
Basic communication is key with in-law issues. Remember that your in-laws are your spouse's parents, and just like you feel loyalty to your family, your partner probably feel the same toward theirs. Remember the power of using "I" statements when discussing an in-law issue with your partner. Focus on your feelings and your needs without blaming or criticizing.
It can help if you remember to handle this situation the same way you'd like your spouse to handle it. Would you want your spouse to negatively critique every aspect about your mother? Probably not. Your opinions may be valid, but it's important you voice them with kindness. And know when to keep your opinions to yourself.
While setting boundaries may appear difficult, healthy relationships require them. In fact, you probably set boundaries with many people in your life without even realizing it. The boundaries you set with your in-laws need to be agreed upon and supported by both you and your partner.
Ensure your boundaries have secure limits — otherwise, your in-laws may abuse them, regardless of whether or not they do so intentionally. Therefore, make sure your in-laws know what these boundaries are, and let your spouse to be the one to communicate them to their parents. Your in-laws need to realize that the two of you are a united front.
Boundary maintenance is just as important as boundary setting. For example, if you've told your in-laws that you'd prefer them to call before visiting, ensure that they're upholding this, even if it means not answering the door next time they decide just to drop by.
Understand that expecting zero in-law issues is probably unrealistic. What's equally unrealistic is expecting to win every struggle you have. This will most likely become a particular challenge when you have children.
Let's say, for example, that they come over to babysit. Prioritize the routine you have set with your kids and also be ready to let go of something. Tell your in-laws that there is to be absolutely no iPad time during dinner, but be flexible in other areas. Letting your kids have an extra dessert or go to bed later than usual occasionally is not so terrible. Allow your in-laws to enjoy their grandchildren.
Practice empathy with your in-laws — their situation, their family dynamics, etc. What is normal in your household may not be the norm in theirs. You probably have a good idea of how your spouse was raised, so take this into consideration when you're having in-law issues. You came from two different family cultures. While you might feel intruded upon by your mother-in-law, your spouse might view his mother has just wanting to be involved.
It's also important to remember that whatever your in-laws suggest is a simple opinion. It's not a requirement for you to conform. You are allowed to take what they say and let it slide right off your shoulder. While easier said than done, it can make for a much happier and healthier family environment if you listen to their opinions and avoid debating with them.
Certainly, handling in-law issues can be challenging. It takes patience and forethought. It may be worth brushing up on your conflict management skills to help you handle problems in an amicable and productive way.
Probably most important when it comes to in-laws, is to take your partners side. When you attempt to defend, or even just to explain, your family members, it can leave your partner feeling alone and unsupported. Remember that the relationship between the two of you is primary.
Recently, I had the pleasure of being a guest on the podcast "The Remarried Life". Check the Audio/Video tab to listen to my conversation with host Brian Mayer about marriage to a previously widowed spouse. And, for more information about this topic, read my blog on this topic or listen to The Couples Toolbox podcast on Remarriage After The Death of a Spouse.


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Easter at Harlem/
Easter at Harlem in New York City is a unique experience. First, it is an adventure to see church goers patiently wait in line to get into a service; elegantly dressed, sometimes they are told the service is at full capacity and cannot allow anyone else in. Also, for tourists or even photographers is an interesting story-telling driven emotion that transcends.
On a cold Sunday, I visited a few churches in Harlem and took a few photos, some include a group of young kids from the choir. Talking to them was a fulfilling experience of what is like to celebrate a special and full of tradition day in this historic place in New York City. Enjoy the photos!


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Yesterday Dad began working out with a personal trainer. Getting started is always the toughest part, and he hasn't really worked out at all since his surgery in April. I had no idea Dad was so out of balance.
Angie Katz is his trainer, and the first session was really pretty much a strength and balance assessment. Angie is a great trainer who comes highly recommended. At the end of the hour-long evaluation she gave Dad and me her findings. It was shocking but not at all surprising.
First she explained that Dad is very strong and that he may want to consider wearing a t-shirt that says "All Natural" when he is working out so that others won't think he is "on the juice." ("On the juice" is a gym term for steroids.)
Then she explained that his positive strength moves (when you are pushing with your arms or pressing with your legs) are very strong, but the negative move (returning the weight back to its position) is fairly weak. When lifting weight you must control the weight throughout the exercise, and Dad needs some help on the negative movement.
In short, Angie said, "Zig is out of balance."
Just to make sure I heard what Angie said I asked, "So what you are saying is that Dad is out of balance. His strength is much too positive, and his negative strength is not negative enough. In other words, Dad needs to focus on the negative?"
"You got it!" she said.
It's official. Dad is physically out of balance, much too positive and not negative enough. I will keep you posted on how well his negative workouts go!
(In case you are trying to figure out what this really means, here is a pure and simple explanation: Stepping up stairs Dad does great. He is very strong on the "positive" push going up. Stepping down the stairs Dad needs to build some strength. The "negative" move coming down is not as strong as it should be and this creates a lack of stability and not as good balance as he should have.)
I never dreamed that Embracing the Struggle would mean focusing on the negative!
Angie says – the "positive" side of muscle contraction is known in biomechanical terms as concentric, and the "negative" is eccentric.
I always new Dad was not eccentric enough!


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25 Unusual Things You've Never Seen
The world is full of miracles. But we usually don't even think about the incredible things that surround us. Sometimes we hear about them, but we don't even know what they look like.
Bright Side decided to reveal some previously hidden things.
25. The Gutenberg Bible
This book, also known as the 42-line Bible, symbolizes the beginning of book printing in Europe. Johannes Gutenberg released the first edition in the early 1450s.
Historians claim that there were 185 copies of the Bible in total: 150 on paper and 35 on parchment. Today there are only 48 copies, and most of them are incomplete.
24. Alcatraz
Alcatraz is the most famous prison in the world. In world culture, literature, and history, this place was a prison that no one could break out of. It's located on Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay. Tourists now have a chance to visit this island and the former prison.
It may seem that it's just a simple building from the last century, but let's have a closer look!
23. The far side of the Moon
You can't see this side from Earth, but there are lots of photos taken from space. There are 2 seas on the Moon's surface: the Sea of Moscow and the Sea of Dreams. Moreover, the biggest lunar craters are also located there.
22. Deep Blue, the computer that beat a human at chess
In 1997, this chess-playing computer defeated chess world champion, Garry Kasparov. This event caused a lot of worries: people were afraid that robots would conquer the world and enslave people. But if you have a look at Deep Blue... Can it really be dangerous?
21. 35 oz plastic bottle
You'll be surprised because that's how a 35 oz (1 liter) plastic bottle looks before heating and inflation.
20. Mona Lisa
In fact, the masterpiece isn't as majestic as it's usually depicted on TV. The Louvre's original is pretty small: its height is 30 inches, and the width is 21 inches.
19. A brick road machine
This machine can easily replace a group of workers. With only one move, it lays out a wide brick road.
18. Sunrise and sunset at the same time
Many people would love to see a solar eclipse. But what about a simultaneous sunset and sunrise? There are even fewer people who have managed to see such an incredible phenomenon.
17. The appendix
What do we know about this part of the body? Only that it can be inflamed and removed by surgeons. The appendix is a wormlike tube extending from the cecum of the large intestine. Its length is 3-5 inches, and its diameter is 6-8 mm. If the appendix becomes inflamed, it gets swollen and blood-red in color.
16. A snake's skin
Let's have a closer look at the shed snake's skin. It's a real masterpiece, isn't it?
15. The Penates
According to Roman mythology, the Penates are the household deities. People used to return to their Penates after a war or hunting. As a rule, each family had 2 Penates, whose images decorated a fireside.
14. Underfloor heating
Here's how underfloor heating looks during laying.
13. One million colors
Each pixel differs in color in this picture.
12. The United States—Mexico border through the Algodones Dunes
The barrier between the USA and Mexico consists of high and narrow components that can go up and down along with constantly changing dunes.
11. Chinese curly chicken
Look at this beauty! It's lucky to have such curls!
10. The Hang Nga Guesthouse, or The Crazy House
This is a guesthouse in Dalat, Vietnam. It resembles a huge tree decorated with mushrooms, animal skins, caves, and a giant cobweb.
9. A graveyard for unsold cars
Millions of cars are destined not to meet their owners because new models come all the time, and people refuse to buy their expensive predecessors.
8. Lightning
A tourist managed to take a photo of lightning that hit their cell phone.
7. The crowned eagle foot
The crowned eagle is one of the most dangerous eagles in the world.
6. A newly born eagle
This is what an eagle nestling looks like. It's just hatched and has nothing in common with a strong predator. But all in good time!
5. The most expensive metal in the world
1 g (approximately 0.035 oz) of radioactive Californium-252 costs $27 million.
4. The world's darkest material
Vantablack is the blackest material in the world. It absorbs 99% of light and makes 3D objects look like 2D ones.
3. Rubber tire remains on the asphalt
These are the tire remains taken from the asphalt after a drag racing event.
2. Point Nemo
It's so far from everything that the nearest humans are often astronauts.
1. Secret Area 6
Everyone's heard about the famous Area 51 located in the south of Nevada, but not so many people know about Area 6, situated 80 miles away from Las Vegas. The US government accepted the existence of this area only 3 years ago.
Bonus: A meowing caracal
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I tried out my new cleats last night, and went scampering about in the wilderness that my backyard has become. Not actually running, because the yard is too small. Plus, the ground is uneven, and I nearly sprained my ankle when I didn't see a dip in the terrain. So scampering was all I could manage. They still seemed like nice cleats. My grass, on the other hand, was past my ankles in some places, and totally out of control. It hasn't been cut since late last summer...that's why running was so hazardous.
So...to continue with my buying spree, I went out last night and bought a lawn mower. I did so because (1) the grass is frighteningly long, and (2) my buddy B is in town this weekend with his big truck, which I thought would be helpful. As it turns out though, the mower would have fit just fine in the trunk of my car. But at least I had somebody to help me assemble it once it was home.
I am coming up on my third summer living at this house. My past two summers, I hired myself a Lawn Boy, the kid next door, who uninspiredly cut my grass for $10 a shot. It saved me time and trouble, but I've been meaning to do this myself, so I could do stuff the way I want to. Plus, it'll save me money, and I'll have a good reason to force myself to get some exercise outside once a week. I'm also hoping this will inspire me to make more of an effort with the rest of my rather minor efforts at maintaining a garden.
I have a small lawn, and I abhor big gasoline-powered monstrosities, so I bought myself a nice Reel Push Mower. It's a similar kind to what my dad and I have always used on his lawn, so I know it'll work fine. Good for me, and good for the environment. More modern and easier to use than my dad's old model.
I haven't actually tried it yet, because it was dark by the time we were through putting it together last night. I'll give it a whirl (pun intended) tomorrow, I guess, or maybe tonight if it's still light when I get done with my softball game.
I'm feeling quite the homeowner right now. Wow, my very own lawnmower!
Hope my ex-lawnboy doesn't too much mind his loss of a job....


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Why Spring is The Best Time to Replace Your Garage Door?
The days are getting longer. The heat of the sun illuminates our spirits and it seems that nature is waking up from its long winter nap. For many of us, this season means renewal, when we want to do our spring cleaning. Also, we have our cars in order, we change the tires, we align the wheels …
In addition, it is time to clean the garage and see how we can organize it better for our DIY or family activities of summer and autumn. It is also when we should examine our garage door replacement system and consider if this might be the time to replace it, especially if it was acting during the winter.
View Additionally: Quick and Easy Garage Door Updates
Here are three points to consider that will help you analyze if you should change the garage door replacement.
At The Beginning of Spring, You Can Negotiate a Good Purchase Price
Most companies related to the construction industry trying to start their year as soon as possible, once the snow melts. This is true for garage door replacement companies that often display their products at home shows where you can see for yourself what garage door replacement fits your needs and tastes.
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These companies often have attractive promotions if they make their purchase and installation early in the season. Also, if you have not bought a garage door replacement in a long time, you will surely be surprised by the range of styles, colors and insulation levels. Negotiate the price and find the best bargain to satisfy it.
The Spring System on Your Door Has Been Beaten Up After a Severe Winter!
If changing the door is not in your plans, then think about giving it a proper set-up. The vast majority of service calls made by specialists in garage door replacement are related to the system of springs that serves as a counterweight to the door.
After a harsh winter, and bearing in mind that the garage remains quite humid during this time, it is not unusual for a pier to break into two parts. Replacing the spring system in the middle of winter is not the most attractive thing for you or a garage door replacement technician. Spring is the right time to do it, especially if the spring system has not been replaced in a long time.
View More: What Is an Overhead Door?
Remember that the lifespan of a spring is around 5 or 6 years. It may not break, but after a while, it loses strength and endurance. Do not ignore the spring thinking that it is the door opener that does the job of opening and closing the door. If the door is properly balanced by a spring system that works well, it seems to weigh between 8 and 10 lb. (3.5 and 4.5 kg). However, its true weight is more like 175 lb (80 kg), which means that an older spring system with a weaker spring will work harder and harder as time goes by, getting closer and closer to your breaking point.
So, before you take out your gardening tools, bicycles and seasonal items from your garage, and while you can leave your car outside the garage without the risk of being covered in snow, why not contact a garage door replacement specialist in your area? This professional can give you a complete report on the status of your door and spring system.
Security: Very Important for Garage Door Replacement!
When undertaking home renovation projects, we consider changing our windows and entry doors to be more efficient in energy consumption, but also to make them safer. We often forget the garage door replacement, which has become the most popular access to the house, either after putting our car in the garage or for our children to return home from school.
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Security also means protection against theft and intrusions in the home. Usually, we think about installing an alarm system for our residence, but we often forget how secure the garage door replacement is. The thefts of the garage door replacement remotes that are hung on the visors of unlocked cars are the easiest way to steal. The current technology has evolved to the point where it is possible to open and close the door of your garage with your smartphone. No more remotes!
Finally, remember that a garage door replacement that does not work properly can harm you or your family. Unfortunately, every year there are incidents of serious injury or even child deaths caused by garage door replacement where maintenance has been neglected. After a long and hard winter, spring is the perfect time to change the door system of your garage or to make a complete set-up.
You Have Convinced Me, Then, What Should I Do Now?
If you made the decision to change your garage door replacement, the next step is to contact a local garage door replacement specialist. They can easily send you a detailed quote by email that shows several models that suit your needs. If you prefer, they will gladly visit you at your home to present you with their full range of garage door replacement or solve any problem you have with your current garage door replacement.
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This morning I talked with Fred Dicker, dean of the Albany press corps, on AM 1300 about hydrofracturing in Pennsylvania and New York and speculated on the reasons for its opposition downstate. I am at work on a story about hydrofracturing for an upcoming issue of City Journal.
Be sure to tune in also for some nice words about The New Criterion and Hilton Kramer. The broadcast is below.
James Panero touring a drill rig in Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, the first step in natural gas extraction by means of hydrofracturing. Similar reserves exist twenty miles north across the New York state line, but Albany has so far blocked such gas development.


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The Board of Spiritual Formation invites everyone to our annual 'Hello Summer' Picnic on Sunday, June 10 after worship in the Social Hall! The picnic will be catered, but we ask that everyone bring a dessert to share.
A donation of $5 is requested and will get you one raffle ticket to win one of two gift cards.
During the picnic, the Capital Campaign Committee and the Building 2020 Committee will provide an update on our construction project, and there will be a 'Construction Open House,' which will give you to a chance to get an up-close preview of the progress we've made!


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The following is a transcript of the audio. Transcript has been edited for clarity.
Emily: Welcome back to another episode of Risen Motherhood. I'm Emily Jensen here, with my sister-in-law, Laura Wifler. Before we jump into our topic this morning, we had a couple of housekeeping things we wanted to chat about. We've had a couple of compliments lately on our beautiful website, but we know that some of that is due to the fact that we've got gorgeous pictures that don't reflect what we look like in real life.
Laura: We look way better in those pictures, you guys. [laughs]
Emily: [laughs] We are thankful to Libby Asay Studio who took those shots for us. Definitely go check her out, especially if you're in the Central Iowa area. She is awesome and sweet and fun and you'll want to hire her.
Laura: Oh, and she's perfect with kiddos too. She's got a couple of her own so she'll definitely know how to work with your family.
Emily: The other thing that we wanted to mention really quick is what our "show notes" are. Did you guys know that we post a corresponding post on our website for each episode that we do? Our show notes have links to a lot of different resources , and then posts that maybe I've done, or Laura has done on the topic , and our whole show archive is there, so definitely go check that out. If you hear us talking and you're interested in what we're sharing and you want to learn more, that would be a place to start. That's what "show notes" are.
Today we are going to be talking about what is our responsibility when it comes to passing on our faith, and what is not our responsibility or what we shouldn't feel guilty about. We wanted to talk about this specifically, because in the last show, we were talking about "What is mom's time worth?" we started to drift into how to pass on your faith to your child. So we thought, "Hey, that'd be a really good episode," since I know it's a huge question that a lot of moms have.
Laura: As Em and I were talking, we realized there were two main areas that a lot of believing moms fall into. One of it would be the "hands off approach" of believing that, "If I send my child to church each week and we do the classes, and we do the right actions, then they'll be saved," or, "We'll just trust that God will take care of the rest, as long as I get them to the right checkpoints in life," and these parents not doing and practicing things at home.
Then there's that other side, which I think Emily and I definitely land on, and probably many of you as well. It's where you have this huge burden about your child's faith and that you feel, "I need to do all these things; this huge checklist of things in daily life. I need to model it well," and it becomes this huge heavy burden of guilt. We live in somewhat of a fear of, "If I don't do the right things, and if I don't make sure that my child understands how the gospel impacts their everyday life, then they may not become a believer." We carry this heavy guilt and burden for feeling like we are shouldering that responsibility.
Emily: I think when you live there, basically everyday becomes this roller coaster of pride and despair. You get to the end of the day and if you've talked to your kids about Jesus , and you've done all these little things, you take a deep breath. Or if you see some fruit in their life, you go, "Huh, okay, might turn out okay." But if you've spoken harshly with them or you've ignored them, or haven't spent the time, at the end of the day, it's like, "Nothing is going to turn out good in their life and it's all going to be my fault. I'm ruining my children, " and we can really repeat some bad lies. We don't want to get stuck in there though because neither of those ways is the right answer. There is a third way, and it's being faithful to what God has called us to do as moms, and then trusting Him for the work of salvation and the work of changing them.
Laura: We have no guarantee that God is going to save our children. We ourselves can't cause that to happen, but we can obey God one day at a time with the help of the Holy Spirit, to help shape our children's hearts so that they have a great foundation. That's what we're really laying here - we are drawing a foundation for the future.
One quote Em and I like is from Matt Chandler. He says something along the lines of, "Our job isn't to save our children; it's to teach them about Jesus, putting as much kindling around their hearts as we possibly can, so that the Holy Spirit can come in and ignite the fire." That is our charge as mothers.
Emily: That is a really important job and I think the first question that comes to mind when we start to ask, "What does it look like to be faithful?" or, "What is it that we're supposed to be faithful to do as mothers?" Surprisingly, as you read scripture and develop an understanding of God's charge and His vision for moms, it's really not super specific. It's not down to the details. It's really general and then it's left up to us and our families, and our own individual communities to know what that looks like.
Some examples Laura and I wanted to go through of, what we're supposed to be faithful to do is, we're supposed to teach our children about who God is and the words that He's spoken to us in the Bible. We're supposed to be pointing them to the gospel, sharing Christ with them throughout all the everyday moments. We're supposed to be training them in wisdom: what's the difference between wisdom and foolishness, and disciplining them - that is a huge one that the Bible talks about! We're supposed to be requiring them to obey us. That's a hard but important thing and it's a clear command in the Bible. We're supposed to be loving them like Christ has loved us and having that posture of mercy towards them, but also seeing the long view. I know Laura always talks to me about that. Making the choices that are going to be the best for their long-term spiritual health and not just giving them what they want.
Laura: Those feel like really big tasks. As a mom, when you really start to think about each of those tasks, that's where I think that guilt and burden can come from because it's like, "How do I do that? What if I miss a day?" or things like that. It's not about having a perfect track record or making sure that all at once all of these things are being fulfilled. It's an overarching vision for your family and it's applying these things that Emily has talked about. There are other ways, but one big way you can do that is sitting down and talking with your husband. We're going to get into more detail on how to build a vision for your family in a later episode but maybe another way of putting it is, it making it a passion area for your family. We want to be moms who intentionally pass down our faith to our children. That is done on a daily basis and then it's also done over a lifetime, like Emily was saying.
The daily stuff would look like, for example: family quiet times, listening to Christian music, going to church on a weekly basis, and talking to them about the gospel. I know we've had a few episodes where we've talked about how we weave God into the everyday, as we talk about the trees, or how things work, or how people are made.
But then in the big way - throughout a lifetime - that's actually a fun thing and something that excites me - when you look at how you can cast a vision for a lifetime. That can be for a family who, let's say they're really passionate about pro-life. So they do things surrounding that, of going to clinics and praying, or working there, or meeting with moms. Or maybe it's your kid's in public school and you are really passionate about reaching people in the public school, so you're on PTA and you're volunteering, and you're involved in a lot of things. Maybe it's a certain hospitality type of thing. I know my brother and our sister-in-law; they're really passionate about internationals and inviting them into their home. They open their home all the time and have people in. They want to show their children God's love through hosting internationals in their home, and having open doors. You can build that vision for your family around things that interest you, and your husband, and are going to make a long-term impact on your children who grow up some day and say, "My parents really showed Christ to these people, or through doing these type of acts, and I saw that daily as I grew up."
Emily: I think you have to live it. A huge part of being faithful is keeping your own faith with the Lord, which is what Laura is saying. We each have our own individual passions and desires in the way we're sharing the gospel and living that out. Our children watch that, as well as receive more of the formal instruction from us. I think the other point we want to make is that faithfulness doesn't mean that you have a perfect track record as a mom. Faithfulness isn't perfection; it is coming back to your mission, or your vision, or your goals, over and over and over again, with persistence, stubbornness, and continuing to pray, and repent, and say, "Lord, I messed up today," or, "I haven't done this correctly."
I'll give an example. We shared about our learning box in the "Teaching Your Children about Jesus" episode. I started home schooling with the kids and I totally fell of the wagon. I had that moment that we all have, where you go, "Should I just stop doing that?" That was kind of a burden.
And I just said, "No, what it's about is going back to what we said was important to us. It's hard, but just because I haven't done it for two weeks doesn't mean I cannot sit back down and do it again." So this last Monday, I sat back down and I got it back down and it was like, "Sorry kids. We haven't done this in a while but it's coming back." I think faithfulness is stubbornness about this area.
Laura: It is. We want to be moms that are super stubborn. This is something that we do not give up on; we don't quit on. I feel like we could be one of those "Fitspiration" people, how they're, "Get your workout in! Even if it's the last 20 minutes of the day - be dedicated." I feel like that kind of thing. A lot of the things they say, ring so true for how we want to be passing the gospel on to our children.
Emily and I aren't so perfect at this. It's a daily thing where we are repenting and coming back and saying, "Let's start over again. Every day is new." We want to encourage you that even if you haven't been doing these things, or you've not done them for a few months, this is a great day to start and to get back into that. Check out the episode, "Teaching Your Children about Jesus," if you're looking for some ways to jump start that - or maybe you've never done it before, that would be a great episode to listen to.
Just choose one thing - because we do not want to make you feel overwhelmed, or like this is too much. We want the gospel to be accessible to you and to realize how this is too important to not weave into your every day, and that it is possible to weave into your every day. Look at motherhood as a slow reward and something that you are building as heritage over time for your children, and be consistent moms who come back to the cross. God knows you screwed up already anyway, so tell Him and then move forward in freedom in being able to do these things.
Emily: I think that's the gospel for us as moms right there. We keep saying this, your identity is not found in how you are performing as a mom. Your identity is rooted securely in Christ. You are a daughter of God and you have been fully redeemed. God has put all of the wrath and the punishment you deserve for not being a great parent on Christ. That doesn't give us an excuse to go on and say, "He's paid my penalty so I don't have to worry about it anymore," but, "He's paid my penalty. How merciful God is. How gracious He is to me. I get to walk in freedom regardless of what I do. Because of that, I want to serve God by telling my children about this great God that we have, that cleanses us from our sins even when we don't do what we're supposed to do, and He is so good." That is the heart that we want to have, and then when we have that heart, we are going to do what we need to do.
Laura: The point is when you understand what Christ did for you, you cannot help but to spread that onto everyone. When you understand deeply and truly the magnitude of what Christ did for you, that is something that overflows out of you and to your children.
That about wraps up our show today. We want to encourage you guys to head to our website, RisenMotherhood.com, and check out the show notes. We'll have a little bit more information on how you can do that, maybe a link to that episode we referenced and you guys can get recharged into wanting to pass your faith onto your children.
Head over to Facebook and give us a "Like." That's where we are pushing out a lot of our shows as well as Twitter. Those are the two mediums that we are on. Then finally, of course, you can find us on iTunes and all the podcasting apps and streaming things so definitely check those out.


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podcast by Timothy Keller. Essentially, the message is bad things happen and that is normal. When good things happen, it is a miracle. With everything that has happened in the last 48-72 hours, it feels like there is only bad things.
Maybe it is age, maybe it is experience, but there is very little that shocks me. I am a little embarrassed at how little I feel over these recent violent attacks in Paris. I am saddened but not surprised. It is almost a numbness. Then watching the aftershocks on social media causes me to be more apathetic. I don't know if apathetic is the right word. It is a heavy, sad feeling. The opinions and "debates" turn a horrific situation into a show. There are people who voicing genuine concern and sorrow. They are trying to mentally and emotionally wrestle with the facts but they drown out by the hundreds of other voices. The "others" are pushing ignorant policies and political views. It feels like a large crowd of people yelling over each other. Everyone is saying something but it doesn't seem like anyone is taking the time to listen. Maybe are trying to make sense of the situation as best they can. It is disheartening the ridiculousness that follows something like this.
It is kind of nice to have a little corner of the Internet to voice your thoughts but not have to worry about other people seeing it. Putting up a status on FB guarantees that someone will read it. Putting something up hear means that it is out there, but maybe no one will see it. I feel a freedom to be expressive in a space I call "my own" than I public forum like Facebook.
So what do we after something like what happened in Paris? That is the big question. I wish there was plan. I would love to offer up a carefully and thoughtfully crafted strategy that was ideologically consistent, yet compassionate and fiscally responsible. What that would look like, I don't know. All I know is that bad things are going to happen and we are going to have to do deal with them.
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I've been a longtime fan of Rose-Marie Swift's—you may know her as the makeup artist to supermodels like Gisele Bündchen and Miranda Kerr. Rose-Marie has a very famous, naturally-derived beauty line called RMS Beauty, which I have raved about here and here. Her products are genius in that she utilizes yummy-for-you ingredients like coconut oil, rosehip oil, jojoba, and rosemary to provide skin-like finishes and dimensional tints that wear beautifully. Last year, Rose Marie introduced two revolutionary makeup brushes into her collection of award-winning, organic cosmetics— the Skin2Skin Brushes. Both brushes are made with high-end, synthetic fibers and have been expertly designed to mimic the effect of skin-on-skin makeup application. I am no makeup or brush expert by any means. Most of the times, I'm cool with slapping on product with fingertips, but I had to give them a try.
The skin2skin Foundation Brush is like nothing I've ever seen before. It uses varying length bristles that are tightly layered in a swirl pattern that mimics fingertips for effortless blending. Rose-Marie explains that the tiered fibres help the brush get into every nook and cranny—including around the nose—and that the spiral formation of the hairs allows you to get just the right amount of product on the skin. The brush itself is quite small (13 cm/5.1 inch) and is perfect to stipple and blend cream foundation. I have been using it with my RMS Un-Cover Up, and it works perfectly. I've also tried using it with the Gressa Minimalist Serum Foundation, it works well, but drinks up a bit of product.
The skin2skin Blush Brush is more typical in shape and appearance aside from the muted pink bristles, which are so whimsical and signature to the brand. The head of the brush, which is made of ultra-soft bristles, has just the right density for cream blush application. Although you can use it with any blush, I cannot believe what a difference it has made when I use my RMS Beauty Lip2Cheek (of which my go-to is Demure). I simply tap the brush in the pot, then swirl it on the back of my hand to remove excess product, and then apply it to my face. It blends very well without leaving any streaks on the skin. Also, it does not disturb the foundation underneath, which is very important. If you've ever struggled with applying and blending your cream blush, this will be game-changer for you.
Overall, these are a luxurious addition to any makeup collection and a must-have if you are a cream product junkie, like myself. If I had to pick between the two, I prefer the skin2skin Blush Brush simply because I rarely apply a full face of foundation, and I use cream blushes nearly every day.


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Gravity/Ball Transfer
Ball Transfer
Ball transfer tables are used most commonly within a non-powered/gravity conveyor system. Ball transfer tables allow operators to manually rotate, reposition, or remove the flat bottom surface.
Gravity conveyor/non-powered roller conveyors are the most cost-effective method of conveying loads. The conveyors are most commonly mounted at a decline, allowing the weight of the product to assist in the movement.


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Despite recent progress, the United States foreign aid system is still fragmented with varying degrees of inefficiencies across agencies and programs. While some may find the Trump administration's call for a reorganization of government agencies well-intended, many observers fear that the international affairs agencies, including the State Department and U.S. Agency for International Development, will be negatively affected. In response, foreign policy, national security, and development experts are debating the future of U.S. foreign aid and the implications of the administration's proposals.
On July 11, the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network (MFAN) and the Global Economy and Development program at Brookings will co-host a panel discussion to explore ways in which the U.S. can increase the efficiency and effectiveness of its approach to global development. After the discussion, panelists will take questions from the audience.
Event Details
Date: July 11, 2017
When: 10:00 - 11:30 AM
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Boskalis and Seaway Win Triton Knoll Contracts
Royal Boskalis Westminster is to supply and install the export and inter-array cables for the Triton Knoll offshore wind farm, UK. Seaway Heavy Lifting will transport and install ninety WTG foundations and two offshore substations for the same project.
In September 2017, Boskalis signed the Preferred Supplier Agreement which has now been converted into a firm contract following the project's financial close. The contract carries a value for Boskalis of approximately EUR 90 million.
The project scope includes two 50 km long export cables and 97 66 kV inter-array cables, which will be installed with two own cable laying vessels. The project will be executed by Boskalis Subsea Cables & Flexibles in consortium with NKT and is scheduled to be carried out in 2020.
Seaway to Deploy the Stanislav Yudin
Seaway Heavy Lifting is part of Subsea 7's Renewables & Heavy Lifting Business Unit. The contract awarded by Triton Knoll Offshore Windfarm Limited is said to be worth between USD 50-150 million.
Offshore installation activities for the ninety WTG foundations and two offshore substations will be executed in 2020 using Seaway Heavy Lifting's crane vessel, Stanislav Yudin. This vessel provides significant lift and installation capabilities ideally suited for the challenges of installing wind farm foundations.
Triton Knoll
Triton Knoll is a consented offshore wind farm being developed by Innogy Renewables UK Ltd. The project is owned by Innogy SE (59%) and partners J-Power (25%) and Kansai Electric Power (16%). The Triton Knoll wind farm is located in the Greater Wash area, approximately 33 km off the coast of Lincolnshire and 46 km from the North Norfolk coastline. Once fully operational, Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm will be capable of supplying the equivalent of 800,000 UK households with renewable electricity.
Picture: The Stanislav Yudin in Rotterdam (by Kees Torn).


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...But God...
As we work through the chaos that has become the Christmas season, I can't help but think of my friend Jinu and his wonderful family. Jinu and Ann's son, the aptly nicknamed "Warrior Prince" Joshua Luke have been battling through many ups and downs related to the heart disease that this little three year old has been dealing with since birth. Recently, after a procedure in the hospital to prep for a second heart surgery, Joshua Luke had to cope with fluid build-up in his lungs. Many people would be dejected but Joshua Luke gets his warrior spirit from his parents. I wanted to share this post from Jinu as it helps me to continue to 'keep Christ in Christmas'. God came down, became one of us, fully human yet fully divine. He is with us, Emmanuel, the Wonderful Counselor, the Mighty God, the Father Forever, the Prince of Peace.
Read Jinu's post and may it strengthen your relationship with the creator as it has mine.
Dec 14: Joshua Luke Update: ... But God
Ann and I could not wait to share the BEST news we received yesterday with you all. Joshua Luke's lungs are clear for the last 10 days. Thank you, thank you, thank you - to everyone who prayed with us on Friday, Dec 2nd, from 8 to 12 Noon. Hundreds of you locked arms to ask for His mercy on Joshua Luke. He heard us. Joshua Luke turned around immediately after 12 Noon that day and his fluid flow into his lungs dried up. We have so many emotions still going through our hearts and minds. It's good to have our warrior prince home and recovering. Please continue to pray that he would gain weight and his appetite would come back fully and this Christmas he would recover physically and emotionally back to 100%. We love you all and cannot fathom or imagine walking this journey without you. We will update soon again in a few days!
From Jinu's heart: I have to share a little on what's on my heart this morning. FAITH is an interesting thing in our lives. It is impossible to carry all our human feelings and burdens we have here on earth and not have FEAR chip away at our FAITH. It is ok to sometimes have doubt fill our hearts for brief moments but Ann and I have learned, through this journey of 3 years with ups and downs, that God can step-in at any given moment and change the trajectory of what is happening in our lives. We call it our "..But God" moment. Dec 12 was our "But God" moment. The Bible is full of "But God" moments. Despite how the circumstances look, we can have full confidence and continue to pray that God can step in and change everything. It doesn't mean He always will - that is in His hands, but we know He always does hear us and answers us and sometimes it is the answer we were hoping for. In fact there is an amazing book by Herbert Cooper with the same title (Link). Here are some ways that "But God" might be a part of your story.
- We Wander ... But God Finds Us - We're Wounded ... But God Heals Us - We're Insecure ... But God Gives Us Confidence - We Search for Identity ...But God Gives Us Purpose - We Lose Our Way ... But God Guides Us - We Seek Relationships ...But God Gives Us Divine Connections - We're Bound ... But God Sets Us Free - We're Tempted ... But God Delivers Us - We Don't Have Enough ... But God Provides for Us - We See Impossible ...But God Makes All Things Possible
I want to encourage you today, as you have encouraged us with your prayers over the last 3 years, don't ever give up hope. God is not done yet. He is still writing your story. He loves you too much to be absent in your life. He might seem silent but Ann and I have learned this: you will NEVER walk alone if you have chosen to believe. You have what it takes - not because you need to muster everything in you to show courage - but because someone is standing by you. In those toughest moments life throws at you, remember .... BUT GOD...


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Re: Jive Cloud CustomersNathanielElliott Jan 14, 2015 8:03 AM (in response to england_k)
There may be a few people within the Theme and UI/X Discussion area that can give you some ideas. What type of customizations do you have? I assume they are more then "theme based"?
Re: Jive Cloud CustomersDennis Pearce Jan 14, 2015 8:43 AM (in response to england_k)
Hi Kim,
We are migrating to the cloud the end of this month. If you remember our home page from the webex session we did together, we have had to change some things but did manage to rewrite code to keep some of our customizations. If all goes well we will be live on Feb 2 so I could share it sometime after that.
Re: Jive Cloud Customersengland_k Jan 14, 2015 1:34 PM (in response to Dennis Pearce)
I would love to see what you've done Dennis Pearce Good Luck with the upgrade!
Nathaniel Elliott thanks for the flag. We have a drop down navigation that matches our business structure, we've written a lot of code into HTML widgets. We also have customisations linked to our brand guidelines for the header and footer, we're trying to work through this at the moment.
Re: Jive Cloud Customerskim.nelson Jan 14, 2015 1:38 PM (in response to england_k)
Check out this as an example of a drop down navigation in the cloud Code for our cloud theme navigation drop-down menus
Re: Jive Cloud CustomersKara Francis Jan 15, 2015 5:14 AM (in response to kim.nelson)
Kim Nelson, is this different than the "theme" custom menu feature? The custom menu didn't require me to write any code, so I am curious if this is something different Is your menu a part of your header?
(We are on the cloud)
Re: Jive Cloud Customerskim.nelson Jan 15, 2015 9:42 AM (in response to Kara Francis)
This is the advanced theme. You can add html and css to create a custom navigation.
Re: Jive Cloud CustomersKara Francis Jan 15, 2015 9:53 AM (in response to kim.nelson)
Maybe I need more information. When I go to my advanced theme, I only see header, footer, and then the option to create the custom links. But I don't see where I can add html or css to anything besides the header or footer. Did you create your menus within your "header"? I had used the "custom links" feature to create our menus.
Re: Jive Cloud Customerskim.nelson Jan 15, 2015 10:01 AM (in response to Kara Francis)
Re: Jive Cloud CustomersKara Francis Jan 15, 2015 12:38 PM (in response to kim.nelson)
okay, this answers what I was asking (if your navigation was a part of your header). It sounds like that is the case. Thanks for clarifying.


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Say hello to the Ola, which boasts a sassy little innovation in the form of a highly responsive touch pad. Stroke the inflated underside of the small end and it vibrates in response to your presence and pressure. After you're done exploring, record your favorite pattern and get ready for some serious fun with this rechargeable beauty. As a bonus, the curves are great for both g-spot and clitoral stimulation—though not at the same time. Check out Minna Ola
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Now that you have the power to pleasure her for hours, make sure she's comfortable while you work the perfect angles! Use the deliciously plush Heart Wedge to elevate her hips while she is on her back, and you'll feel even larger inside her, while more readily stimulating her g-spot. If she prefers to take control, use it to lift your own hips and make it easier for her to ride you into the sunset. Check out Liberator Heart Wedge
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Based on a true story this north African comedy is the tale of Ibrahim, a Moroccan soldier, who is sent to a deserted island off the Mediterranean coast of Morocco to monitor the movements of smugglers and illegal immigrants. One day, Ibrahim finds a Sub-Saharan man, Mamadou, washed up on the beach. While the unlikely pair tries to survive on the miniscule island, they inadvertently trigger a diplomatic incident that crescendos into a regional military crisis.89 minutes, Ahmed Boulane, Morocco, 2016 (NC)Please note: there is an overnight closure on the A66 which will be in force from 8pm – 6am from Mon 19 February until 18 March, affecting traffic routes on the A66 between Keswick and Penrith. Visit our location page to find out more.


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The Effect of Organic Fertilizer and Nitrogen Fertilizer on the Growth of Wheat Growing in Salt Soil
AbstractField experiment is conducted at the college of Agriculture - University of Diyala to study the effect of two factors : organic fertilizerand nitrogen fertilizer on the grow and productivity of wheat that grow in salt soil (10 dS m-1), two levels of organic fertilizer were used(2 and 4 t h-1 ) and three levels of nitrogen were used(0, 50 and 100 kg h-1). Result showthat both of organic fertilizer and nitrogen levels have significantly effect on agronomy and productivity attributes of wheat, interaction between the second level of organic fertilizer and the third level of nitrogen is the best result in plant height 75.9 cm, tillers 7.1, flag leaf area 31.4 cm2, dry weight of shoot 365 g, spike weight 3.36 g, number of spikes/ m2 203, number of seeds in the spike 36.9 and the weight of 100 seeds 11.22 g are significantly differences in other treatments.
Alam, M. Z. M. N. Nesa, S. K. Khan, M. B. Hossain and A. Hoque. 2007. Varietal Different on yield and yield contributing characters of wheat under different levels of nitrogen and planting methods. J.Appl. Sci. Res. 3(11): 1388-1392.
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