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Do you want serious sewing? It's time to buy a heavy duty sewing machine. Singer 4423 heavy duty model sewing machine is the best choice as it remains steady on all heavy fabrics. If you are going to do a lot of sewing and it is taking a lot of time, you need to invest in a faster sewing machine.
Singer 4423 – A Heavy Duty and Serious Sewing Machine
The singer is itself the synonym of reliability and quality for most of us who have been using sewing machines for years, and 4423 lives up to our faith. It comes with metal frame, which adds much-needed stability to avoid skipping while sewing though stubborn and thick fabrics.
It also ensures longevity, and it can survive through wear and tear as well as the odd knock better than any other machine. This way, there is nothing to worry about sending your machine for repairs or buy a replacement. Bed plate is made of stainless steel for smooth feeding, especially at the power and speed 4423 can master.
It can sew up to 1100 stitches per minute. So, you can quickly get through the time-consuming jobs faster. The motor of the machine has been designed primarily to deal with the pressure of heavy sewing. According to Singer, it is 60% stronger than those of traditional machines. It weighs up to 15 lbs, i.e., not as heavy as it seems to be. You can move it around simply to change your working area. Here is the YouTube Channel by Veronica Carter that talks about Singer 4423 in detail.
It comes with a lot of useful features as well.
Just because 4423 is a heavy duty sewing machine, your workload shouldn't be heavy going. It comes with a lot of features to help you get down working in different ways. It features top drop-in bobbin integrated into the machine as well as auto needle threader so you can easily save time and stress at the beginning of the job. You simply need to allow it to do the job for you.
It features the drop feed lever which gets the feed dogs down when it comes to sew a button or do free-motion embroidery. Its automatic buttonhole can help you to make different attractive buttonholes.
It features 23 in-built stitches, four presser feet and the three needle positions. It has plenty of extra goodies, such as adjustable presser foot pressure control and extra high presser foot lifter to work with a lot of precision. There is no need to make additional trips searching for accessories as most of them are added.
Singer 4423 is simply a great heavy duty machine, and you can have confidence with the name and fame of Singer. It is sturdy, a metal-framed sewing machine that can sew at around 1100 stitches per minute.


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Layla Martin is a global conscious sex expert and tantra teacher. She is focused on explaining, exploring, and discovering how one can open up their life through their own healing & sexuality.
Layla Martin came to us looking to create a sexier new look and feel for their YouTube channel as well as shoot and produce videos for her weekly Video Blog. Through this content, our focus was on expanding her audience on YouTube.
As partners, we shot and produced more than 35 videos, including both YouTube and educational, course-based videos available only through her program. Topics ran the spectrum, from Electric Kissing and BDSM For Beginners to Sexual Healing for Couples, Dealing with Anger & Jealousy, and How To Share Your Desires.

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A Day in the Life of JaneWednesday, September 23rd, 2015
Here at Hot Tin Roof we like to know the answers to the important questions, to this end we asked Jane, the latest cat recruit, to give us the lowdown.
Here's what she said:
Lunchtime! What do you do and where do you do it?
Food should nourish the soul as well as the body, so I try and avoid falling into the shop-bought sandwich trap – it's too depressing trying to force down a soggy flavourless sarnie that's 3 days old!
I like to bring leftovers or healthy salads whenever possible, but if not I'll pop to somewhere nearby like Social Bite. I think it's very important to support local businesses and know where your food is coming from. Social Bite is committed to using quality ingredients, and I really admire the work they do to help homeless people get back into work. It doesn't hurt that their food is also delicious!


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Nordic Light Agency
Oliver Ingrosso
Video • Jun 18, 2013 10:20 CEST
|You can easily say that the DJ-talent runs in the family. At an early age he has released an EP, iTrack, together with Tim Berg (Avicii) and Otto Knows on Roger Sanchez label, Stealth Records. The EP has been supported by names like Tiesto, Sebastian Ingrosso and Armin Van Buuren. DJing all over the world, Oliver is fast fronting the new generation of electronic talent.
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Diving Equipment
Bremont Supermarine North Sea 2012
- Description
Model: Bremont Supermarine North Sea
Year: 2012
Stainless Steel Case
Black Rubber Strap
Black Bezel
Black Dial
Sapphire Crystal
Day-Date Window
Box And Papers
Pre-Owned but never worn Bremont Supermarine North Sea day-date divers watch. Produced for divers, the watch was only able to be purchased on production of a diving registration number. This watch is No. 50 of 100 produced and offers a unique opportunity to own a rare timepiece.
Watch comes on black silicone strap, however the watch is offered with official presentation box, containing new stainless steel bracelet and watch tool.


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Women's volleyball breeze past Bucknell to end regular season with 16 straight wins
AU will host the Patriot League Tournament Nov. 18-19 in hopes of earning 5th consecutive title
A balanced offense from the AU women's volleyball team allowed the Eagles to cruise to a 25-14, 25-10, 25-22 victory against the Bucknell Bison, Sunday at Bender Arena. Eight Eagles recorded kills and the team finished the match with a 0.479 hitting percentage.
"We played them on the road [on Oct. 13] and it was a competitive match," head coach Barry Goldberg said. "But in our home gym, we've got the fee for it. We're getting into the end of the year and starting to get into a groove and understand how to play together."
The Eagles (24-7, 15-1 PL) jumped out to a quick lead in the first set with a five-point run propelled by the service game of senior outside hitter Hoakalei Dawson. Outside hitters Aleksandra Kazala and Shannon Webb paced the Eagles attack in the opening set, recording six and five kills respectively. AU never trailed in the set and held Bucknell (14-14, 8-8 PL) to an attacking percentage of 0.103.
AU carried its momentum into the second set, immediately going up 17-4 and preventing the Bison for recording two consecutive points the entire set. Kazala and Webb continued to lead the offensive attack for AU combining for 10 of the Eagles 16 kills in the second set.
The Bison played the third set much closer, and the teams traded points for the majority of the set. The Eagles were able to pull away late in the set and closed out the match with a kill from senior middle blocker Erin Schwarz.
Kazala finished the match with 17 kills and eight digs and Webb added 13 kills and eight digs. Schwarz recorded a season-high eight kills and junior setter Kennedy Etheridge contributed 45 assists for the Eagles
"It was a good win, a good start -- as we came out strong and controlled a lot of the game," Goldberg said. "It was certainly an important win to keep our momentum going as we come into hosting the tournament next weekend"
The Eagles return to action Nov. 18 for the semifinals of the Patriot League Tournament, where they will face Lehigh at 2:00 p.m. in Bender Arena. AU, the top seed in the tournament, defeated Lehigh in both of their regular season matches.
Prior to the match, seniors Dawson and Schwarz were honored for their four years with the program. Dawson was named the Patriot League Libero of the Year (awarded to the league's top defensive specialist) her sophomore season before an injury forced her to miss all of her junior season. She currently ranks eighth in program history in digs. Schwarz, who missed a half of her sophomore and all of her junior year due to knee injuries, ranks in the top 10 in program history in blocks-per-set.
"They've struggled through some moments, both of them," Goldberg said. "But I have a lot of admiration for both of them, because of the things they've had to struggle through for their four years and continuing to persevere."


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WBC/WBA/IBF/IBO middleweight world champion Gennady "GGG" Golovkin (37-0-1, 33 KOs) and Canelo Alvarez (49-1-2, 34 KOs) will meet for the first time since last September's controversial draw at an event at Microsoft Square at L.A. LIVE on Tuesday (February 27).
Canelo Alvarez: "I am happy to return for the fourth time at T-Mobile Arena for this historic rematch against Golovkin. I opened the doors of this place to the world of boxing, and it has become my favorite venue. This is where the fight started, and this is where I'll end it by doing what I and my fans most desire: knocking him out!"
Gennady Golovkin: "It feels right that the rematch returns to the scene of the crime. This time there will be no drama with a decision. I won the first fight and left the ring as world champion wearing all the belts. And I am going to win the second fight. It is going to be a record fight and a golden night for me and boxing at T-Mobile Arena."


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Muse at Shepherds Bush
Is on XFM. It's sounding awesome. Best performance of Citizen Erased I've ever heard them give.
sounding awesome.
Doubtful. THREAD OVER
The single best gig I've ever been too
was a Muse gig, so I quite believe it.
they're crap. just another radiohead ripoff lol
two friends are at this
the lucky fucks
I was fucking there and it WAS amazing. As you say Citzen Erased was the highlight, god everyone just went stupid crazy. I'd do a more coherent post but my feet are steaming.
it was amazing.
only really got goosebumps for OoS stuff and some of the new songs.
and moshing = silly.
but muse = so good.
I thought
the new songs sounded really good live, especially 'Knights Of Cydonia'
'Take A Bow' also worked really well as an opener
But yeh, it was a very, very good gig and seeing Muse in such a small venue was something I never expected I would get to do after Earls Court
KOC was amazing live! Really didn't like that they played Feeling Good though, always felt that was tres rubbish. The playing on Assassin kicked my arse!
And yes moshing is quite silly but I couldn't help myself...what a saddo.
Well they didn't play my favourite song!
'Unintended' is superb!
that song is so sugary it would kill a diabetic.
Thats probably why I love it - It reminds me of Uni!
Nothing from Showbiz
Which is clearly their best work.
Oh, and while I am my opinion, KOC is the cheesiest, most predictable, lazyass thing theyve ever done. Gallopping synth line in it, so they don't have to play as hard.
Old Muse for me? Yes Please!
they have an extra member on keyboards on some songs?
hmmmmm... dunno about that :(
his name's Morgan (he was the guy who replaced Chris on bass at V when he broke his arm a few years back) and it actually worked. It fit in quite well and was there pressing this huge box of buttons and playing keys, it added another layer of sound to the show and really isn't a bad thing. If anything it enhances their live show, so why shouldn't they do it?
is it morgan nicholls of delakota fame?
He's a legend.
I saw Muse at Shepherds Bush in May 2000 - where they completely blew headliners Bush off the stage - the note Matt hit at the end of Showbiz was incredible. They played songs like Agitated and Yes Please too - hilarious rock action. Why did Muse have to grow up?
2 things
1) no WAY... the dude from delakota that did his own album under 'Morgan'? that makes it ok then!
i just don't like it when bands add an extra member, esp for the live stuff... just makes it easier for the original members to rest on their laurels a bit and the sound gets watered down.
2) i think that 2000 Shep Bush gig was my first Muse one, playing before Bush as part of the MTV 5 Night Stand. I walked out after Muse finished as I didn't want Bush ruining my memories of one of the best live sets i've seen!
everyone stop saying showbiz is good
worst muse album
that's 'absolution'
I like Showbiz
when I'm in the right mood. Especially Uno.
glad they're still playing Citizen Erased live, it's always good.
i remember when they only played songs from showbiz.
it was called the showbiz tour.
"i was only four"
"he killed the man!"


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U shaped home is one example of the house design in preference to your privacy. U shaped home in the design with only have a view of the front only. All part of the U shaped home is located in the position of the face each other. In outdoor area in the middle, there are many things that we can do. In this section is usually in the featured for garden, swimming pool, courtyard, and etc. Because the form U, then the impression of harmony between the parts of the house looks very real. The form of the house U shaped has many benefits besides privacy, other things that we can be is that we can enjoy the view toward the outside of the pool from all parts of the house. U shaped home can be called as the design of the house full of harmony between the room. On the wall close to the page, will be better if using glass material, this will make the relationship between the courtyard with room will be more visible harmony. For more information, see examples of pictures that we provide here.
U shaped home is the type of the house that have the harmony between the room
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Women's Golf to Wrap Up Fall Season At Stanford Invitational Friday-Sunday
Oct. 18, 2001
TEMPE, Ariz. - The Arizona State women's golf team wraps up its fall season this week at the Stanford/Pepsi Invitational, being held Friday-Sunday, Oct. 19-21 at the par 72, 6,154-yard Stanford Golf Course in Palo Alto, Calif. Tee times begin at 8 a.m. Pacific Time on Friday and Saturday from tees No. 1 and 10, while Sunday's final round will be a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m.
LINEUP: ASU's lineup will include sophomore Jimin Kang (Edmonds, Wash.), junior Blair O'Neal (Tempe, Ariz.), junior Ga�lle Truet (New Caledonia), freshman Erin Tone (Gilbert, Ariz.) and freshman Josefin Gustafsson (Falkoping, Sweden).
IN THE LATEST POLL: Arizona State ranks 10th in the Oct. 14 Golf Week poll, the highest ranking for a Pac-10 team. ASU's top returner, sophomore Jimin Kang, is ranked eighth individually, while junior Blair O'Neal is ranked 27th after turning in top 10 finishes in her last two events.
THE FIELD: The Stanford/Pepsi Invitational features 17 teams including the 10th-ranked Sun Devils, No. 3 Tulsa, No. 6 Vanderbilt, No. 7 New Mexico, No. 15 Pepperdine, No. 18 New Mexico State, No. 19 USC, No. 26 Washington, No. 27 Stanford, No. 29 UCLA, No. 37 Oregon State, No. 38 Texas Tech and No. 48 Texas A&M. California, Oregon, Washington State and San Jose State complete the field at this year's tournament.
Name App Top 10 Rounds Strokes Avg. LowJosefin Gustafsson 2 0 5 381 76.20 73Jimin Kang 2 1 5 357 71.40 67Lisa Meredith 2 0 4 303 75.75 72Blair O'Neal 2 2 5 364 72.80 69Erin Tone 1 0 3 224 74.67 73Ga�lle Truet 2 0 5 381 76.20 71
LAST TIME OUT: Sophomore Jimin Kang shot a five-under 67 in the final round to garner her first career tournament victory at the Price's 'Give 'em Five' New Mexico State Intercollegiate, held Oct. 8-10 at the par 72, 6,119-yard University Golf Course in Las Cruces, N.M. Kang finished at 11-under 205 (67-74-67) to win individual medalist honors and best second-place finisher Lisa Meldrum of Oklahoma by eight strokes. She became the first Sun Devil to win a tournament since Miriam Nagl captured medalist honors at the 2000 NCAA West Regional.
As a team, the seventh-ranked Sun Devils finished in a tie for first with Baylor with a six-over par total of 870 for the three rounds but fell to the Bears in a one-hole tiebreaker. Three other Sun Devils finished in the top 20. Junior Blair O'Neal turned in her second top-10 showing of the season, shooting a career-best 69 on the final day to finish in a tie for sixth at two-over par 218 (76-73-69). Freshman Erin Tone, who played in the tournament as an individual, tied for 15th at eight-over 224 (74-77-73), while fellow freshman Josefin Gustafsson finished in a tie for 18th at 225 (73-75-77). Junior Ga�lle Truet tied for 33rd at 13-over 229 (71-80-78).
BACK IN THE SPRING: ASU wraps up fall competition this week at the Stanford/Pepsi Invitational and will not return to action until Feb. 11-13 when the team travels to Palos Verdes, Calif., for the TRW Regional Challenge.
WHO'S BACK, WHO'S NEW: Arizona State returns four players from last year's NCAA Championships squad in junior Melanie Hunt, sophomore Jimin Kang, senior Lisa Meredith and junior Blair O'Neal. A trio of newcomers also joins the squad including junior Ga�lle Truet, who transferred to ASU from Northern Arizona and is originally from New Caledonia (an island in the South Pacific Ocean, east of Australia). Freshman Josefin Gustafson comes to Tempe from Falkoping, Sweden, and local product Erin Tone joins the squad from Gilbert (Ariz.) High School.
MICKEY YOKOI: Head coach Mickey Yokoi (pronounced YO-koy) enters his first season as at the helm of the Sun Devil women's program after spending the last five years as an assistant coach for the men's team. Yokoi replaces five-time National Coach of the Year Linda Vollstedt who retired in June after leading the Sun Devils to six NCAA championships in her 21-year career.During Yokoi's five years as a Sun Devil assistant, ASU won four Pac-10 Conference titles and produced 2000 U.S. Amateur Champion Jeff Quinney and 2001 U.S. Pub Links Champion Chez Reavie. Prior to ASU, Yokoi oversaw all golf operations as head golf professional at the Country Club of the North in Dayton, Ohio, from 1994-95 and assisted the head professional from 1993-94. Yokoi played collegiate golf at UCLA from 1977-82 before beginning a professional career. At UCLA, he earned All-America and All-Pac-10 honors, playing on the Bruins' 1982 Pac-10 Championship team which included Corey Pavin and Steve Pate. After leaving UCLA, Yokoi went on to play on the Asian Tour, the Canadian and Australian PGA Tours and the PGA Hogan Tour. He has been a member of the PGA Tour since 1994. After ending his professional career, Yokoi went back to UCLA to complete his studies and earned his degree in psychology in 1997.
LAST YEAR: ASU concluded the 2001-02 season with an 18th-place finish at the NCAA Championships in Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. ASU's trip to the national tournament marked its 10th straight NCAA appearance, the third-longest active streak in the country. True freshman Jimin Kang led the team, earning honorable-mention All-America honors from the National Golf Coaches Association, second-team All-Pac-10 accolades and first-team All-NCAA West Region laurels. In addition to Kang, two other Sun Devils were named to the All-Pac-10 team with graduating senior Molly Cooper and junior Lisa Meredith earning honorable-mention accolades.
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As usual in games of this type, the first thing to do starting out is chop down trees and break up rocks. This delivers basic resources you can then use to make all kinds of tools, weapons, armor, and other objects. You'll need to build an oven to melt metal, an anvil to repair tools, a bed to sleep in, and much more.
When it comes to building things in Survival Simulator, there are tons of possibilities. The only inconvenience is that, besides building your own house, there's not much else to do on this island. You can hunt boars, but there are no other animals. Luckily, the latest game updates are fixing these problems.
Survival Simulator is an entertaining first-person survival game. Though it's not exactly an original idea (in fact, there are a zillion other games exactly like it), it does offer a fun and high-quality gaming experience.
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CHARLEVOIX -- "The Gordon Lightfoot Tribute" will be presented by Mackinaw City guitarist Mike Fornes at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 24, at the Charlevoix Public Library.
The concert closes the library's SummerFolk series.
Five years ago, Fornes began expressing "up north" culture in a salute to Canadian balladeer Gordon Lightfoot. The effort has developed into a theater show that replicates the Lightfoot concert experience.
"It's been a lot of fun," Fornes said, "this is music from our culture, our way of life."
Fornes' playlist includes standards such as "If You Could Read My Mind," "Sundown," "Rainy Day People," and of course, "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald."
For more information about this or other library events, visit www.charlevoixlibrary.org or call (231) 237-7340.


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Brown Education Professors John Papay and Matthew Kraft have a chapter in the newly released Harvard Education Press textbook, Teaching in Context: The Social Side of Education Reform. Papay's and Kraft's chapter, "Developing Workplaces Where Teachers Stay, Improve, 15 and Succeed: Recent Evidence on the Importance of School Climate for Teacher Success," is built from their classroom experiences and their Brown-based research. Papay's teaching and research focuses on teacher policy, the economics of education, and teacher labor markets, and his past publications have examined teacher value-added models, teacher evaluation, high-stakes testing, teacher compensation, and program evaluation methodology. In addition to his teachings on the economics of education and education policy analysis, Kraft focuses on teacher effectiveness and organizational change in K-12 urban public schools, and his past publications have examined topics such as teacher coaching, teacher layoffs, teacher-parent communication, teacher professional growth, school working conditions, and extended learning time.
New Teaching Textbook Chapter from Profs. Papay and Kraft
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Roomy interior; fuel-efficiency; maneuverability; cargo-friendly layout and storage options; new tech features; value for the money
All Rogue Select models come with a 170-horsepower, 2.5L 4-cylinder engine and a continuously variable automatic transmission. Front- or all-wheel drive variants are offered; the all-wheel drive system is oriented toward good all-weather performance, rather than toward off-roading. The 4-wheel independent suspension has stabilizer bars front and rear to help keep cornering flat while maintaining a smooth ride. Electric power steering helps save fuel, and EPA ratings for the Rogue are as high as 22 mpg city, 28 highway on the front-wheel drive version.
The Rogue has spacious interior, with buckets for two in front and a bench that's either more than enough for two adults or a little on the tight side for three. The rear seats are split 60/40 and they fold forward for more cargo space. The front passenger seat also folds forward to allow extremely long cargo items like ladders to fit (more than 8.5 feet in all). There are also plenty of storage bins, as well as an oversize glovebox, a big center console and a removable/washable tray that's under the cargo floor--good for either dirty/muddy items or keeping valuables out of sight.
All the safety and security features that are expected in this class come standard--that includes front side airbags, roof-mounted side-curtain bags for front and rear occupants, anti-lock disc brakes, electronic stability control and brake assist.
Standard features on the Rogue Select include iPod connectivity, a 6-way manual driver's seat and illuminated vanity mirrors. Cruise control and a trip computer are among the standard features on all models. A Sport Mode button also features on all trims.
Options are scarce on the Rogue Select. The Convenience package, available on both the front-wheel and the all-wheel drive, includes cruise control, a rear spoiler, a rearview camera, satellite radio and Bluetooth.
Nissan brought the 2013 Rogue relatively unchanged into 2014, but is calling it a "Rogue Select." It's priced and equipped to slot in below the redesigned-for-2014 Rogue in the Nissan lineup.
The Rogue Select's combination of a roomy interior and high roofline combined with secure, car-like handling--and its small-car maneuverability--make it a great choice for small families. The Rogue also has more clutter-reducing storage places, including the useful underfloor storage compartment. Fuel economy is good, with a combined rating of 25 mpg on the front-wheel drive version. Pricing starts at just under $20,000.
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I wanted to take the time and write a little about what's going on in my life right now.
Lets start with my family.
Mallory is 16 and about to get her license, she's so close and I'm so scared. She's really into photography, she's getting better and better all the time. She's done some family shoots and just one person shoot. Let me know if you're interested.
Riley is almost 14. He's taller and bigger than me already. He's getting facial hair and starting to like girls instead of thinking they're 'icky'. He'll go to Westlake High School next year. WOW.
Caleb is 10 and is still a mama's boy. He's so sweet, he just chooses not to show it. He loves to spend his time outside with his friends building forts and shields for their frequent airsoft wars that they have.
Hayden is 7, the baby of the family. He's got the most nick names of the family hands down, booger (my favorite), Rico, motor mouth, handsome devil, etc. He is a wonderful reader and is so smart it amazes me. He still thinks girls are 'icky'.
Mom and Dad are wonderful. Working hard to provide for our family and to send me to school. I miss them so much and appreciate their support and love for my siblings and I.
My friends.
I have been blessed with good intentioned, goal oriented friends. They've all taught me so much, about them and even myself. Spring break was so great. I had an awesome time just being able to spend time with them.
I get the opportunity to attend UCAS (the school my sister attends) prom this year. Josh asked me to go with him. I can't wait. It's like Courtney said "the prom I never had". I'm very excited to go with Mallory, Josh, Tania, and everyone else will be there. Now I just have to decide what to wear. Haha.
It's around that time where some of my closest guy friends are going to be leaving to serve The Lord. It's bitter sweet really. I will miss them all so much, but it's important to them, me, and many other people that they are doing this wonderful thing.
I am so very thankful for all the friends in my life right now. I miss all of you back at home so much.
My education.
I'm closing in on my second semester of college. It's crazy to me how fast it's all gone by. It's been a lot of work but I know that it's going to pay off, and boy, I can't wait for that day that it finally does. I'm studying business management, and yes, it is as boring as it sounds. Unless you LOVE numbers and statistics and rules (in that case you're weird).
I really enjoy Snow College. It's been a great growing/learning experience.
All in all I feel everything in my life is 'in synch'. It's nice. I'm content.


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do you ever feel like you own too much stuff?
I'd really like to be able to fit everything that was essential to me in a bag and just fuck off somewhere. but everthing that's essential to me takes up about two big bags and a guitar case. and the bags are really heavy.
i am actively trying to cut out all the shit i don't need..
i am a serial chucker-away.
i hate mess!
I realised this when I was packing away my uni room earlier
I want to cull all the rubbish I own.
mainly clothes. I found a t-shirt t'other day the has my name spelt out in binary (had to get it for college) and it's by far the geekiest thing I own
that's shocking.
my room is emptyyy
yes i agree with this
two big bags and a guitar case is reasonably good going though.
one of the bags
contains this laptop, which contains hours and hours of music. this enables me to not bother about cds.
I can live without books cos there's always libraries. most of the other stuff would be music-making related things. I allowed myself a second bag for clothes though I reckon I could happily get by with two pairs of jeans, five t-shirts, one pair of trainers, a coat, and a week's worth of socks and pants. probably not quite a bag full.
Three words...
Car Boot Sale
but I can't help it.
Being in a band pretty much adds a huge chunk of stuff.
Being over-cautious and making sure I have at least 2 weeks of pants, socks and t-shirts is even more...
I have felt this many times.
It made it easier to throw away 7 bin bags worth when I was moving., But there was still an entire vanful. 'On The Road' made me feel trapped and confined by my possessions. I guess the level of accumulation we live with is abnormal, from the perspective of the hundreds of thousands of years of recent evolution.
i don't have much stuff
it comes in useful when your flat gets robbed and nothing of yours is taken...
I think maybe
The fact that i've currently got a lorry load of stuff sitting in storage in a warehouse in London at the moment, none of which apart, from my records and tapes, i've missed.
The thought of having to sort it out when/if I return to blighty... arrrghhh
i was thinking this just today
i need to own it, but i dont need to use it
i have far too much stuff.
I have
quite a lot of stuff.
DJ equipment (Takes up a lot of garage and house space)
2 drum kits
A bedroom floor covered in paper/clothes/books/cables/boxes/old phones/cd's/mixer/broken hi-fi/old bike suspension forks. It really is bad. I have a massive, wheeled flightcase as a bedside table type thing, which is actually quite cool, but also a waste of space. My drum room is in a major state too.


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The world's first and unique dachshund museum Kleine Residenz ("Small Residence") is located right across the New Bishop's Residence. The dachshund – a philosophy – is shown in an exhibition that contains the world's largest collection of a total of more than 4,500 exhibits.
No other dog seems to be as world-famous as the dachshund. The 100th anniversary of the Free State of Bavaria, the dachshund in nobility or the dachshund in hunting as well as "Waldi", the dachshund of the 1972 Olympic Games, are focal points in the museum.
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Adults € 5,00
Groups (up to 15 persons) € 30,00
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Dogs are allowed
*36-page glossy magazine with photos and detailed description of all showcases
"That the dog is the dearest to me, you say,
O man, is sin?
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My film camera collection kicks off
These are the cameras that I used most of my life. But that isn't the only reason I want to try and collect what film cameras I can (with the small budget I have these days to spend on such non-critical possessions). As the digital world has and continues to take over just about every aspect of our lives, these hand-held wonders of mechanical engineering are quietly disappearing from the face of the Earth. I think there's something of value to keeping them from vanishing into oblivion. Seems to me that film photography is a dying art form, not to mention that the cameras that take the photos are little works of art in their own right. So, I'm going to try and salvage those that I can find, at the local charity shops, flea markets, and garage sales, as spare pocket money allows.
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GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands, CMC – The Cayman Islands recorded its first murder for 2018 with the killing of a Jamaican man.
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Morning Sunrise at 08:30 and Evening Sunset at 18:38. It's Dark
Rough GPS position Latitude. 35.2167°, Longitude. -80.8833° , Elevation. 213m
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Rough GPS position Latitude. 35.2167°, Longitude. -80.8833° , Elevation. 213m
Weather near Westover Shopping Center Last report from Charlotte, Charlotte / Douglas International Airport, NC 6.9km awaylight rain mist Temperature: 14°C / 57°F
Wind: 11.5km/h Southeast
Cloud: Scattered at 600ft Solid Overcast at 8000ft
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Geographic features & Photographs around Westover Shopping Center in North Carolina, United States
school building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Barringer Elementary School (1km)
- Marie G Davis Middle School (2km)
- Wilmore School (2.1km)
- Bishop Spaugh Community Academy Middle School (2.2km)
- Ashley Park Elementary School (2.5km)
- Amay James Montessori School (2.8km)
- Phillip O Berry Academy of Technology (3.2km)
- Enderly Park School (3.3km)
- Reid Park Elementary School (3.6km)
- Harding University High School (3.6km)
- Dilworth Elementary School (3.7km)
- Wynche School (3.7km)
- Wesley Heights School (3.8km)
- Vance High School (3.9km)
- Graham School (historical) (3.9km)
Local Feature A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Westover Shopping Center (0km)
- Queensgate Shopping Center (1.4km)
- Revolution Park Golf Course (1.4km)
- Bonnie Brae Golf Course (1.4km)
- Carolina Golf Course (1.8km)
- Westerly Hills Shopping Center (2km)
- Bethlehem Community Center (2.1km)
- Wilkinson Boulevard Shopping Center (2.1km)
- Freedom Drive Shopping Center (2.7km)
- Sedgefield Shopping Center (3.2km)
- Freedom Village (3.2km)
- Freedom Mart Shopping Center (3.8km)
- Village Shopping Center (4km)
- Freedom Plaza Shopping Center (4km)
section of populated place a neighborhood or part of a larger town or city.
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- Clayton Park (subdivision) (1.8km)
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- Pinecrest (subdivision) (2.3km)
- Ashley Park (subdivision) (2.7km)
- Wilmore (subdivision) (2.8km)
- Biddleville (subdivision) (3km)
- Westerly Hill (subdivision) (3.2km)
- Severville (subdivision) (3.4km)
- Wesley Heights (subdivision) (3.5km)
- Enderly Park (subdivision) (3.9km)
park an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Revolution Park (1.2km)
- Dowd House Historic Site (1.2km)
- Abbott Park (1.4km)
- Bryant Park (2.1km)
- Amay James Park (2.7km)
- Enderly Park (3.3km)
- Clark Griffith Park (3.3km)
- Bank of America Stadium (3.6km)
Accommodation around Westover Shopping Center
Rodeway Inn Central 2400 Wilkinson Blvd, Charlotte
Rodeway Inn 3430 Saint Vardell Ln, Charlotte
Econo Lodge Coliseum Area 575 Clanton Rd, Charlotte
building(s) a structure built for permanent use, as a house, factory, etc..
- Charlotte Fire Department Station 10 (1.2km)
- Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County - West Boulevard Branch (1.7km)
- Charlotte Fire Department Station 2 (3km)
- Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County - City View Branch (3.3km)
- Charlotte Fire Department Station 5 (3.9km)
- Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County - Scaleybark Branch (4km)
airport a place where aircraft regularly land and take off, with runways, navigational aids, and major facilities for the commercial handling of passengers and cargo.
- WBTV Airport (2.3km)
- Cannon Airport (historical) (3.5km)
stream a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Stewart Creek (2km)
- Stewart Creek (2km)
church a building for public Christian worship.
- Moores AME Zion Church (3.3km)
hospital a building in which sick or injured, especially those confined to bed, are medically treated.
cemetery a burial place or ground.
- Moores AME Zion Cemetery (3.2km)
Wikipedia entries close to Westover Shopping Center
- Bank of America Stadium sport landmark
- Charlotte Bobcats Arena sport landmark
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- Flughafen Charlotte airport airport
- Charlotte (Amtrak station) train statio landmark
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- Lake Wylie, South Carolina city o city
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- Lowell, North Carolina city o city
- Huntersville, North Carolina city o city
- Stallings, North Carolina city o city
Airports close to Westover Shopping CenterCharlotte douglas international(CLT), Charlotte, Usa (6.9km)
Hickory rgnl(HKY), Hickory, Usa (93.2km)
Smith reynolds(INT), Winston-salem, Usa (148.1km)
Shaw afb(SSC), Sumter, Usa (181.3km)
Columbia metropolitan(CAE), Colombia, Usa (181.8km)


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A Walk Downtown - Curtis Hixon Park and University of Tampa
Sometimes the subtle tilt of ones head, a body shift slightly right or left and the view itself looks so different and inviting. Strange how that works. You only realize this when you take the time to notice a view and it's timeless gift. They are never exactly the same, at least for me they are not. There is always something different, mysterious about coming back to he same spot and trying to replicate that previous emotion. I get a different feeling each time.
Shot taken over looking the Hillsborough River from the terrace of the Tamp Museum. The simplistic nature of this building captivates me. I do not really care for the design. I constantly refer to it by it's derogatory name "the beer can" yet it's the building I most photograph. I can't explain it. It's just odd.
I love the way the sculpture frames the iconic "beer can" as it is affectionately known to native Tampans.
It was only towards the end of our leisurely walk did cloud formations start to form.


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Joanna Lee
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she woz a really nice tutor and irish teacher! sad she left! =(
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JC nxt month,h8 irish.dont make us do an aiste if we dont have to miss lee!puts too much pressure on students,we DO have 10 other subjects!!!
brilliant teacher cant believe i abt 2 say this but i like Irish. She used Greece d film 2 teach us an irish poem -LEGEND!!
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DEADLY teacher, got a D in junior cert, she brought me up to b1 in leaving cert. very helpful and sound and she into GAA what more can ya ask for. Thanks miss
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excellent irish teacher or i should say "ar fheabhas". i had 2 other irish teachers and she def d best in school, gives gr8 notes and v nice person !!!
Jus a msg4 any1who criticised joHanna Lee,i know its ur opinion but i tink shes Deadly!!!i mean wat a cul teacher!u cant get a more helpful teacher den her!!!
I'm in 3rd year and like her a lot.She's a really good teacher and I get along well with her
compared me to another student in a very unhelpful way. tried to imply i did not deserve my good result.
She's a nice person,v. popular, but she tends to pay more attention to the good students. Doesn't encourage weaker students (like myself) when they do well.
ms.Lee is lovely but sometimes she gets carried away with handouts,a lot of the time depends on a book for notes etc
excellent irish teacher students respect her alot, very fair in way treats all students. seems like very nice person- 5th yr student
Excellent irish teacher. I am in 3rd year and I think she is great! She is probably the nicest teacher in the school aswell!


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Now, off the bat I was not entirely sure what Daniel's point was. I saw four possible options:
–There is no point, just a random observation.
–The point is that Protestants should submit to the Pope,* just as wives should submit to their husbands.
–The point is that wives should not submit to their husbands, just as Protestants should not submit to the Pope.
–Some other point which I have not thought of.
So I asked Daniel, and he answered:
Daniel does well to note that a similarity does not constitute an argument.
For the idea that "Protestants must submit to the Pope, just as wives must submit to their husbands" to become a weighty argument, one must establish how and why wives and Protestants are like things, and how and why the Pope and husbands are like things.
I might just as well say "Bakers must submit to Car Salesmen, just as wives must to submit to husbands" or "Dogs must submit to zebras, just as wives must submit to husbands."
Naturally, either of those are nonsensical, as is the first if we do not establish somehow that Protestants are like wives and the Pope is like husbands.
Now, I am no expert on Popes and Protestants, but I don't see a way in which they are like things to husbands and wives that is accepted by both Roman Catholics and Protestants.
Maybe I'm just missing it.
Some time in Daniel's conversion from a "Bible church " to Roman Catholicism, he became convinced that the Pope was a God-ordained position of authority. Thus, when he reads of how wives must submit to the God-ordained authority of their husbands, it reminds him of his submission to the Pope (and bishops, etc.)
But an argument only has value if the one to whom you are making it accepts its priors.
Thus, an argument that Protestants must submit to the Pope ought to be aimed at convincing Protestants–and its priors must therefore be those accepted by Protestants.
The Protestant will say that the Bible commands wives to submit to husbands, and does not command Protestants to submit to the Pope. Therefore, he will not accept the prior that Protestants are like wives and the Pope is like husbands.
For a Roman Catholic to convince a Protestant, he must use the arguments that are convincing to Protestants, not those that are convincing to Roman Catholics.
Likewise, for a Protestant to convince a Roman Catholic, he must use the arguments that are convincing to Roman Catholics, not those that are convincing to Protestants.
And for either to do this, he must understand the other's theology
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Individuals currently enrolled as students can and should take advantage of their school employment offices for possible leads.
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Well, this weekend was really busy. On Wednesday, I started work at about 6AM, and finished shortly after 1PM. I went to the cleaners, picked up the morning dress, packed the stuff I would need for a long weekend, and went to Front Royal. In Front Royal, Christine and I had another dancing session. She was helping me to get ready for the wedding this weekend...
Bright and early on Thursday, I got up, and got ready to go. After making all of my final preparations, I went to the Chapel Crypt at Christendom, where I waited for Mass. During this time, I burned two CD's for Christine C. and her drive out with Dr. P. Mass was at 11:30AM. After Mass, I dropped off the CD's for Christine at Seton, and headed over to the girl's house. Sarah H. wasn't packed yet, so we loaded up her car while she packed, and then we got on the road by about 1:30PM.
Sarah, Rachel P., and I piled into Sarah's car, and Mike E., Carissa B., Alex S., and Ashley F. piled into Carissa's. The two cars left within five minutes of each other. Our first stop was to pick up some lunch in Winchester. After that, we got on the highway, stopping once for gas.
We got a little separated -- Sarah, Rachel and I took the scenic route; that's the story we're sticking to, anyway. The other car beat us to Youngstown, Ohio by about an hour, but I'll be their drive wasn't as cool. :-P
When we got there, it was overcast with sightings of funnel clouds. Wonderful prequel-to-a-wedding weather, huh? We unloaded our stuff and went to Alaina's house, where everyone was heartily partying. After eating some really good food, a large group of us went for a walk around the neighborhood. By this point, it was dark outside, and sometimes rainy, but while we were walking, it barely sprinkled. We got back to the house, and I got a phone call from Jenny D., who I haven't spoken to in some time. We chatted for a few minutes, and after I got off the phone with her, it was time to head back to the hotel.
The next day being Friday and the day before the wedding, there was the wedding scare. I don't know if this is a tradition at all weddings, but to the best of my knowledge, it isn't, or if it is, it's rarely of this caliber. Father O'K. left Front Royal early on Friday morning, and no one had seen or heard from him since. The party that he was supposed to leave with weren't ready at the appointed time, so he took off without them. I was fairly confident that he was going to show up and everything would be fine, but like everyone else, I also had my doubts. Lots of "what if" scenarios ran through our heads, and we all came up with a number of different options to handle the situation if necessary.
After this, the groomsmen all got together for the groomsmen lunch. There was a large group of us: Ken F. (of course), Peter F. (the best man), Mr. F. (father of the groom), David F., Michael F., Mr. W. (father of the bride), Matt W., Alex S., and Mike E. Lunch was really good, and then Ken gave all the groomsmen their gifts. I did not know that you were supposed to do this. Mike E. got a letter opener from Scandinavia. Talk about nice! Matt W. got miniature sword replicas from the Lord Of The Rings movies. I got a gold pocketwatch. Alex S. got a silver platter and a crystal glass set for his fancier alcohol. All I have to say is, "Wow." Ken knows me pretty well. :-D
We went back to the hotel and chilled for a while, and then drove to the church. Fr. O'K. was there and he was just fine. The run through went over just fine while the choir and the organist practiced. The groomsmen had out own little practice: we practiced coordinating all our actions, so that we would work as one unit. It was hard work!
After all this was said and done, we went to a restaurant and had dinner. After dinner, we all went back to the hotel. I was in a room with Alex and MikeE, and our room was designated the party room. We had a big group of people talking, eating and drinking well into the night.
Saturday morning, I got up at about 7AM to eat, shave, take a shower, and make sure that everything was done with plenty of time to spare before the wedding. (Yes, I'm vain, but it's Ken and Alaina's wedding!) After all this, and everyone was up, dressed and ready to go, complete with watches and pocket squares (thanks, Ken!), we got into our respective vehicles, and headed for the Church. Fr. O'K. and I rode together, and we got to the Church about an hour before the ceremony.
As normal for the groomsmen, we got some pictures taken, and we escorted people to their seats. Some of the bridesmaids got lost coming to the Church -- they were later than intended, but not too late for the wedding. The wedding began fairly promptly, and everything went very well. More photos followed, and then the reception took place.
At the reception, there were a decent number of people who I knew, as well as a lot of family members. The food was excellent, the toast was awesome, and the bride and groom began to mingle. The bridal party took it as their cue to mingle as well. Not too long after this came the cutting of the cake, the first dance, the dance with the parents, and the bridal party's dance. During the first dance, Alaina kept stepping on her long dress, so two bridesmaids attempted to carry it for her, through the dance. Ken and Alaina quickly spun out of their control, and they gave up the cause. However, Peter and I got the bright idea that if we could get the girls to do it again, the two of us would go grab Ken's morning coat tails and "assist" as well. It made a rather humorous picture, which I do hope managed to get snapped before Ken and Alaina started dancing quickly again...
MikeE was the Master of Ceremonies and the DJ. He played Flora's Secret by Enya as the opening dance, What a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong for the parent's dance, and With Or Without You by U2 for the bridal party's dance.
The bouquet was tossed (Ashley caught it), and then the general dancing began. MikeE played some waltzes, and I asked for a tango. He put on Hernando's Hideaway which I danced with Christine. I think we both needed a bit of a warmup session, but after we made a couple mistakes, we got the hang of it again...
I tried to dance with most of the girls who I knew or had just met. I still hold to the fact that I'm not that great of a dancer, but I guess I was doing decently well, because I didn't get turned down by anyone...
At about 4:00PM, Alex, Peter and I went to Alaina's car and "decorated" it. By 5:30PM, the party was over. A relatively large group of us went to go see X-Men III: The Last Stand. When that was over, we went to Buffalo Wild Wings, had dinner, and hung out for a while.
On Sunday, we went to Our Lady of the Rosary, a FSSP parish with Father V., whose previous assignment was in Dallas, TX. He hasn't changed since the last time I saw him. After Mass, we said goodbye to Emma Fr., Sarah Fo., and Lizzie B., and then headed out to brunch.
Brunch was at Tara: A Country Inn. It was a very cool place. It looked like it was taken straight out of Gone With The Wind -- a fact that made it cool because of the period, not because of the movie. A number of rooms were appropriately labeled, such as "Scarlet O'Hare' Room", or "Confederacy Hideaway". Mom and Dad, if you were around here, you would have loved the place and the meal. The food was some of the best that I've had.
We left there at about 2:30PM. Sarah and I drove back together. As we approached Breezewood, PA, her car's alternator went out, and the car died shortly thereafter. Ken and Alaina weren't too far behind us, and Peter and Rachel were not too far behind them. Ken and Alaina pulled off and charged up the car's battery, enough to get the car to a service center. We had to leave it there, because they didn't have the parts on hand.
We loaded up Peter's car with our luggage -- by the grace of God it all fit. Peter and Rachel got cozy in the back. The car was now weighed down with four people and their luggage -- it was not too happy, but it was moving.
A couple minutes later, I noticed a funny sound coming from the car -- an odd buzzing sound. Peter told me that Jonathan had attributed it to pistons knocking. Never a good sign, but one that could be dealt with. All of a sudden, the car lost all power, and the engine would not propel the car anymore. I used the momentum that was left to get us off the highway, and came to a complete stop. I tried driving again, and the car was just fine. Once again, by the Grace of God, we go underway.
About ten minutes into the journey, I had forgotten that the car was an automatic, and attempted to use the clutch. The pedal that I hit was most definitely not the clutch, because the car very suddenly slowed down. Twice. Why twice? Well, I thought that I had simply missed the clutch and had accidentally hit the brake the first time around, so I moved my foot over a bit and hit the pedal again. Needless to say, the pedal did not change from a brake pedal to a clutch pedal. I'm such an idiot sometimes...
Aside from that, the drive back was uneventful. We got to Sarah's house where we ordered pizza. After eating, I went back to the college, and returned the vestments and other things that we borrowed for the wedding. I headed over to Dane's to visit for a bit, and got back to the apartment at about 1:30AM.
Today, being Memorial Day, I had it off work. I slept in until about 11AM, got up, took a shower, and unpacked completely. Since then, I've spent most of the day checking my e-mail, and blogging. It's 5:42PM, and I'm going to go to the gym, now. Wish me luck...
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Game of Thrones fans will be all-too familiar with the fierce rivalry between The Mountain and The Hound - but here's a surprising fact you might not know...
Even though Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson plays the older brother – Ser Gregor Clegane – on the HBO series, he's actually almost two decades younger than Rory McCann, who plays his sibling Sandor.
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Faye Marsay, who plays Arya's nemesis The Waif, was born on December 30, 1986 and is 1 year and 10 months older.
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Then there's ex-GoT star Pedro Pascal, who faced Ser Gregor in a brutal bout as Oberyn Martell. Born April 2, 1975, he's now 41 – which makes him 13 years and 7 months older than his one-time opponent.
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His predecessor Ian Whyte was born September 17, 1971. Aged 44, Björnsson is over 17 years his junior.
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The pass rate in the JDC examinations is 86.80 percent, which was 94.02 percent last year.
A total of 1, 84,397 candidates achieved GPA-5 in JSC exams this year, which were 2, 81,898 in 2016. On the other hand, at total of 7,231 students from JDC secured GPA-5.
Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid handed over the copy of the results to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at Ganabhaban at around 12:00 am on Saturday (December 30).
Later, the education minister announced the results formally at a press conference at Bangladesh Secretariat.
The results will be available at: www.educationboardresults.gov.bd and the websites of the respective education boards.