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Times Flies in The Hands represents Chinese simple and profound culture in an abstract context, a world full of hands as the main characters. Here hands are metaphor for Chinese unity and culture of sharing. This film also accentuates on the necessity of making memories. We all need to make memories to live the life to the maximum. Life without memories is empty and meaningless. One way of making memory is through being together. And this being together is of great value, as the time does not wait for us to catch it, it goes on so fast and never comes back. If we don't cherish being together, we are not alive.


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Just having my 1st tea pigs cuppa.... Oh dear think I've found my favourite ever drinks.
Tea pigs do the best green tea, the mint tea is heavenly, the chai teas (including chilli) are a delight and I have peppermint to try this week .... I 💚 tea pigs x x
Best brand of green tea I've tasted!
Love tea pigs xx
Oooh, I have Pukka liquorice and mint and am not overly keen. Will have to try teapigs!
I have liquorice and mint. smooth much tastier than any others I've tried. Could get expensive! X
I've had my eye on teapigs for ages! What flavour? Xx
Ooooh I love teapigs teas! Which one have you got?
I've only ever had the teapigs matcha drink. Which tea do you have? I want to try more!

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This is the next podcast for the power sector corporate strategy study we will soon release as part of our Executive Program.
In just the last week we have had several issues erupt on the study.
(1) A rival (?) firm has been appointed at the parent to potentially have oversight of the study.
(2) The power outages are escalating while EI wants to double-down on investments which are not core to its likely future.
(3) The unions are challenging the management skills analyses.
(4) A budding romance has left our strategy team down one person with some liabilities to manage.
All of these issues suck up a lot of management and partner time. They take time away from the study itself and can quickly derail the team, or slow down the momentum.
In this podcast I discuss the process I use to manage all these issues while also keeping the team fully focused on the task at hand. This is one of those important podcasts where we discuss the critical soft skills to use when things never go according to plan.
Pay careful attention to how ethical decisions are made. A common myth is that being ethical implies being too easy or showing too much empathy. They are not the same things.
If you would like to learn more about the core issues and analytic approach in this study, read this summary of "Profit from the Core" by Chris Zook who leads Bain's strategy practice.
Hi Michael,
Some really interesting podcasts this week. I appreciate you being so open with everything that is going on. Two questions:
1. Do you use these events (namely the issue with the management skills team and the woman with a personal relationship) as teaching moments for the team by addressing them with everyone, or do you just manage the issue and move on?
2. You mentioned at the very end that it costs the client an extra $6500 from all of the cancellations and delays this week. In the event of crises that are caused by Firmsconsulting, does the client always take the hit? Does the client still pay the same amount now that there is one less consultant working on the study? It was my impression that many of the top firms charge a fixed fee for a study which is negotiated ahead of time that more or less encompasses everything. Does Firmsconsulting have a different billing model?
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There are obviously a bunch of reasons for playing Yahoo fantasy football, but one of the more obvious ones is how you can make a team all your own. This is shown explicitly in your ability to give your team a name.
Sure, there are gamers out there who forego the chance to name their team, going instead with a stock title for their squad.
If you think that's boring, then you might be on the side of gamers who choose to name their fantasy team, whether it's something simple as "______'s Team" or ... something like "Saquadsrosaurus Rex."
[Join or create a 2019 Yahoo Fantasy Football league for free today]
What will you do with your 20 characters when it's time to name your team? Below you'll find some of the most thoughtful, creative, and hilarious team names from the Yahoo Fantasy community. Who knows — you might find some inspiration!
"A Team Has No Name"
I saw this name and literally said to myself, "Touché, bro." This name hits three birds with one stone: 1) It's Game of Thrones-inspired, an homage to Arya Stark's time with the Faceless Man. 2) It's very clever. 3) It's also the gamer's way of saying, "I don't have to name my team to actually name it." Spot-on.
"Hooked On A Thielen"
Blue Swede's version of B.J. Thomas' "Hooked on a Feeling" is one of the most recognizable songs in the world, recently made popular again by the Guardians of the Galaxy movies. This team name just goes to show you that sometimes, all you need to do is mess around with a player's first or last name (as you'll see in this list) to make an awesome title for a fantasy squad.
"Golden Tate Warriors"
Who wouldn't want to have a fantasy team as dominant as the Golden State Warriors of the last few years, one of the most successful NBA squads in history? Who knew you could create such a spot-on fantasy name just by removing a single letter?
"Hey Darnold!"
The child in all of us let out a laugh with this one.
When you see the words "Carry On My Wayward Son," one of two things might happen. You might think of the classic rock song by Kansas ... or you might think of the show, Supernatural, in which there's a tradition for every season finale to start with the song. Regardless, Kerryon Johnson's services — or those of his first name — work nicely here.
"All Barkley No Bite"
I would say this one works so well because it's literally the state of the New York Giants right now: All Saquon Barkley, and pretty much nothing else.
"Highway to Bell"
Considering what Le'Veon Bell's holdout did to fantasy gamers last season, this homage to AC/DC's classic makes complete sense.
"Catalina Wine Mixon"
Step Brothers has pretty much reached legendary status in the world of comedy movies. It's one of the most quotable comedies ever, and it has provided memorable scene after memorable scene. Few as memorable as the Catalina Wine Mixer — which has apparently become a real-life event. Swapping out a couple of letters to match your star running back while still keeping the essence of the movie's scene = great team name.
"Demaryius Targaryen"
We started with a Game of Thrones-inspired name, so might as well finish with one, too. I think what makes this one so special is that it SOUNDS like it could be the name of a real character on the show. Sadly, it's doubtful that even the great Demaryius Targaryen could have saved that messy final season.
Let us know what you think of these names, and be sure to share some of your ideas, too!


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Thursday, August 6, 2009
A finish for me
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Another great mail day
I received this small wall hanging from my friend Diane in the CIJ exchange we were in. thanks Diane
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Mail from BeckyK.
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Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Sorry, I'm not a good blogger
But will try my best to update more often. This is what I received from Vee in the Hooked on Exchanging Christmas in July Exchange. It is from the 04 Ornament Issue a design created by Little by Little
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Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Another Finish
I've been working on this piece for my sil for his b-day and finished it today, now its off to the framers. its called Pecking Order by MB
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A portion of Saudi Aramco may not go public until late next year. But when it does, it could stunt price growth in crude oil, Dennis Gartman said Monday.
Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser told CNBC on Sunday his plan to take part of the world's largest oil company public remains on track for the second half of 2018. Recent reports have suggested the offering may be delayed into 2019 or even shelved.
When a portion of it does go public, it's going to be "very difficult" for U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude to break $55 a barrel and "tough" to push Brent crude past $60 per barrel, Gartman told CNBC's "Fast Money."
On Monday, WTI traded at $51.90 and Brent crude traded at $57.33.
"So I think yes, the IPO when it comes — it is a long way away, it's the next half of next year — but I think that probably shall mark a very important high for the crude oil market for many years into the future," said Gartman, editor and publisher of The Gartman Letter.
If Gartman was forced to invest in oil, he would choose refiners rather than the producers.
"If you have to have something in the oil business, if you want to own oil in some manner, own the refiners," he said. "I think that's a better trade."


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Given below is the link to an article about a topic of great interest: the surgical extraction of mandibular third molar.
It focuses on the diagnostic phase, the choice of instrumentary and the surgical technique, all illustrated by pictures and videos.
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Do the names Paarl, Stellenbosch and Worcester mean anything to you? If not, then join us and discover why the Southern Cape is one of the most beautiful wine regions and certainly a misrepresented wine producer. With a winemaking history dating back to 1659 and a huge recent influx of quality winemakers, these wines will surely impress you.
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I don't know what it means to be a Phoenix; to decide whether or not to kneel in the flaying flames of a ravaging Rebirth--but I do know that Dorian has made his choice, and I must find peace with it.
At least he is still a part of my life; protecting my Firebird village from a rogue, warring Phoenix hell-bent on revenge, but it seems our two races may have bigger problems to worry about when death comes looking for all of us.
Enemies band together to journey across Pyrros in search of answers that Dorian believes lie with the ruler of a crystal kingdom. Danger finds us at every turn, leaving little time to speculate about our future in the caves.
However, more pressing than the future is the past that surges to the present. Secrets of ancestors, war, and an ancient legend emerge to reveal that my destiny and Dorian's destiny are greater than any decision to face a life-resetting Rebirth.


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Hackensack Meridian Health: Real-Time Energy Monitoring Saves $400,000 Annually
As part of Hackensack Meridian Health Hackensack University Medical Center's efforts to reduce energy consumption at least 20 percent, plant operations is improving energy use in its district cooling and heating system. The central district cooling system is made up of four central chilled water plants, which provide 8,400 tons of cooling to multiple critical facilities. The multi‐fuel central utility plant consists of electric centrifugal chillers and a 1,600‐ton steam turbine. The 3,000‐hp central boiler plant generates a maximum of approximately 51,000 pounds per hour of steam for the medical center's facilities.
With other efficiencies planned for the future, including equipment and optimization upgrades to the boiler plant, the Plant Operations Department still wanted to look into additional steps to reduce Hackensack University Medical Center's central utility plant operating costs.
The Solution: Continuous Energy Oversight
With this goal in mind, the Hackensack University Medical Center's infrastructure leader and Head of Plant Operations looked for an opportunity to work with an energy advisory firm with expertise in analyzing utility rates and experience operating energy plant and metering systems. HUMC selected utiliVisor Energy Plant Services, which specializes in oversight of energy systems for healthcare and other mission‐critical facilities. The company implemented a "Real Time" web‐based metering and monitoring system in the plant and uses it to oversee, analyze, and report on the facility's HVAC systems and utility management.
Some of the duties the utiliVisor team is responsible for include:
- full-time monitoring of chiller and boiler plant operations
- energy forecasting based on performance models of existing equipment operations.
- providing "real-time" energy use data
- tracking actual chiller performance vs. part load design performance
- training Hackensack University Medical Center's engineering team
- analyzing electric vs. gas utility rates to determine which system is most cost‐effective
Added Benefits: Predictive Analysis Plant Forecasting
Hackensack University Medical Center's continuous energy monitoring provider also employs a predictive analytics tool, the added benefit of which is an even deeper understanding of plant operations and energy needs. Based on prior performance metrics, the predictive analysis models forecast the optimal sequence of equipment operation in conjunction with utility rates for chilled water plants and boiler plants. The tool is able to predict the building's cooling and heating loads within 5 percent of actual loads; this helps operators sequence the right equipment while maintaining the lowest demand value month-to-month.
Hackensack University Medical Center central utility plant operators can view a graphic matrix of this information through a user portal, and receive alerts when plant efficiency drops below target. In central plant operations alone, HUMC has achieved savings of more than $2,800,000 since 2010 through continuous energy oversight.
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On August 20 and 21 the Southern African Radiation Protection Association (SARPA) held its 18th Annual Conference and General Meeting in Gauteng, inviting a number of companies and organizations from the South African nuclear industry. Rosatom Central and Southern Africa took part in the meeting and presented an overview of the global nuclear industry to the country's top Radiation Protection professionals. His presentation highlighted both energy and non-energy uses of nuclear technology, showcasing Rosatom experience in both fields.
One of the key themes that emerged from this year's conference was the growing use of nuclear medicine across the African continent, specifically for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. A large percentage of global cancer cases could be prevented by avoiding known risk factors and implementing existing evidence-based prevention strategies. Nuclear medicine is rapidly expanding globally and plays a vitally important role in the early detection and treatment of cancer. The earlier cancer is detected the more likely it is to respond positively to treatment and this generally results in a greater probability of recovery.
The focal points of discussions centered around the implementation of effective safety measures in the region which would allow for the safe use of nuclear medicine and other peaceful nuclear applications, topics included: radiation norm regulations, radiation protection, waste management, training and development and the overall global industry trends.
Dmitry Shornikov, Regional Vice-President of Rosatom Central and Southern Africa, presented an overview of the global trends in the nuclear industry including the growing development of non-energy applications of nuclear in Africa. He also emphasized the importance of Radiation Protection and highlighted Rosatom's commitment to safety. "We fully support SARPA's policy and believe that safety is the number one priority. As a vendor and an operator of nuclear facilities across the globe we work closely with regulators to ensure safety is the top priority."
Shornikov then highlighted the recent cooperation agreement which was signed between the South African Nuclear Energy Corporation (NECSA) and Rusatom Healthcare, the healthcare division of Russian state owned nuclear corporation Rosatom. The agreement on cooperation in the sphere of non-power related uses of nuclear technology was signed on the sidelines of BRICS. "As part of the agreement the parties intend to roll out cancer treatment centers across the African continent. We truly believe that by combining our world class expertise we will be able to make life saving nuclear medicine far more readily available in Africa," concluded Shornikov.


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Blurb from goodreads.com, please scroll down for my review.
The most closely Guarded treasure on Earth.
An explosive ancient secret.
A breakneck journey into the heart of the Vatican.
In a small, heavily fortified room just north of the Sistine Chapel, a master thief is about to strike. All he needs is an instant–to steal the most important treasure in the Vatican museum: two antique keys–one gold, one silver–that protect the secret of salvation….
But a surprise awaits Michael St. Pierre deep inside the Vatican, an ancient secret so explosive, it sends him running for his life—from the streets of Rome to a small stone church in Israel—with two stolen keys and a terrible realization: the consequences of his desperate, brazen act are far greater than he could ever have imagined.
For the treasure he has uncovered—the gleaming prize buried within the most clandestine structure on earth—is about to bring him face-to-face with an enemy more shocking, frightening, and insidious than anyone can guess….
My Review
Thieves of Heaven by Richard Doetsch.
How far would you go to help save you´re wife´s life? This is a question that Michael doesn´t even think about, for him there is no question, he simply does what he thinks is correct.
This is a great debut novel, published back in April of 2006, not the first book I have read from this author as they are all brilliant.
There are loads of fast paced action going on here, the backgrounds of all the main characters will get you into their lives and you will feel as if you actually know them. I am not sure if to call this fantasy or religious or supernatural apart from thriller genre it will all depend on your personal views. I found this to be a very entertaining book, I had made the mistake to read the third in the Michael StPierre series before the first I(I was unaware of the correct order at the time) and as I read this one there were certain thing cleared up for me that I hadn´t completely got in the third one. Having said that I think they can be read separately, but if you have them all, or are thinking about getting them, them read them in the correct order. Here is a link to a goodreads page with the correct order. https://www.goodreads.com/series/62539-michael-st-pierre I will post the reviews in the correct order though.
The bad things, well not really, but the part of the story line with the wife being sick and no free medical care is wrong, but I guess that is the USA for you.
I enjoyed all the characters, even though Simon was introduced a little haphazardly into the novel. To me this is a great read, fast, parts are full of action and parts are just so emotional.
I don´t want to give away the ending, you´ll just have to read it yourself.
Check out my review of the other books in the series here.
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New Curio! The Vanity Universe Skin Fair started a few days ago, there's some new skins available there. Gala Phoenix from Curio released Pout, which I had to pick up, the face is too cute! It's my first megapack, I hardly fatpack skins, but the megapack is a great deal, you get all the makeups and skintones. You get a dark and light version of each skintone, freckled and non freckled version, and there's 12 makeups in all! I prefer the plain non glossed lips, so I'm glad that this set includes both, it's nice to have both options. And I'm showing the skin in Petal, in the light version, cause it's the tone that fit me best. <3
Skin: :Curio: Petal Frex [Light] Pout-Pure 2
Lashes: L.Fauna Iris' Eyelash tattoo & dfo! faux twiggy lashes
Hair: Maitreya Moon - Chocolate & TRUTH - Trinity - chocolate
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%0 DATA %A Mark R., Sambrook %A Ian A., Gass %A Peter J., Cragg %D 2017 %T Spectroscopic and inclusion properties of G-series chemical warfare agents and their simulants: a DFT study %U https://tandf.figshare.com/articles/journal_contribution/Spectroscopic_and_inclusion_properties_of_G-series_chemical_warfare_agents_and_their_simulants_a_DFT_study/5594281 %R 10.6084/m9.figshare.5594281.v1 %2 https://ndownloader.figshare.com/files/9731830 %K Density functional theory %K chemical warfare agents %K cyclodextrin %K infrared spectra %K inclusion complex %X
A computational protocol to predict the infrared spectra of chemical warfare agents (CWAs) tabun (GA), sarin (GB), soman (GD) and cyclosarin (GF) has been developed. Sarin was used to benchmark the method through gas phase simulations. DFT calculations using the EDF2 functional and diffuse 6-311++G** basis set was found to give the closest match to experimental infrared spectra. Using the same functional the 6-31G (2df, 2p) basis set was found to be superior when hydrated sarin was modelled. GA, GB, GD and GF, together with 11 commonly used simulants, were modelled in the gas and hydrated states. Complexes of GB and a number of CWA mimics with α-cyclodextrin were modelled to give insight into their different modes of inclusion.


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Lake Worth Beach
Lake Worth benefits from the cool tropical trade winds and the warmth provided by the Gulf Stream current. Many vacationers choose to spend most of their time at the community beach complex. Located on Palm Beach Island, the compound is perfect for sunbathing, people watching, dining and shopping. With ample parking, you can bring a mountain of beach gear and choose an amazing patch of sand within minutes.
Downtown Lake Worth is has become in recent years one unique entertainment district in The Palm Beaches. There are certainly a number of things to do here – a few one-of-a-kind bars, historic buildings, live theatre, and special events.
Popular Attractions and Landmarks in or around Lake Worth:
John Prince Memorial Park
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God spoke to me about
We are nearing the end of our John journey. I am really amazed at the number of times I told myslf, "I never really put that together". I came on another one in chapter 20 today. Thomas has quite the encounter with the resurrected Christ. However the other disciples were not the pillars of faith … even up until this point as it says in v 9 "They still did not understand from Scripture that Jesus had to rise from the dead"
I struggle at times with impatience from both myself and others when we just don't "get it". But look how long it took for the 11 to "get it" and they saw and experienced all that we read. God, help me to see things from that perspective.


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Gamers love and trust Steam
Like any enthusiastic group of fans, the people who play a lot of games are very passionate, extraordinarily loud, and some times vicious. For example, publisher Electronic Arts makes a number of games that people enjoy. That includes titles like Madden Football and Battlefield, but that hasn't stopped gamers from voting the gamemaker as the "worst company in America" in the last two annual polls on the customer-rights blog The Consumerist. That's right. Gamers think EA is worse than Comcast, Time Warner, and Exxon.
EA has done a lot to earn the scorn of fans (it released busted games and Origin, a lackluster Steam competitor), but gamers also know how to hold a grudge. That's why it is amazing that more than a decade after launching, customers almost universally love using Steam. The company has navigated fickle customer demands expertly.
Instead, Valve has earned the admiration of its customers in a number of ways. Steam is easy to use. It's a convenient way to store all of your games and to access them when you need them in one place. The aforementioned sales have gained the system a reputation for fairness. Valve also treats developers and publishers well, which end users notice.
More than the above, the executives that run Valve make decisions as if they are real gamers. They are in charge of a company that earns an extraordinary amount of money. It got that way by appealing directly to people who live and breathe interactive entertainment, and it seems intent on sticking to that strategy.
Gamers respond to that. They see Valve as an ally or as a team they can root for in the battle against evil corporations hellbent on squeezing every dime out of consumers. In the end, Steam benefits because gamers feel at home using it.
For connection and community
Steam is more than just a store. Users have accounts where they keep all their games in a digital locker, but they can also use those accounts to make a friends list to game with others. They can also join groups based on similar interests.
People can quickly chat with their friends using the built-in instant messaging, and they can post on Steam's message boards about specific releases or general topics. Unlike Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network, which are similar services for Xbox One and PlayStation 4, respectively, Steam does not require a monthly subscription fee.
Valve is also consistently adding more features. It has achievements that players can unlock by performing difficult feats in games. It recently added trading cards that users can collect by purchasing and playing games. Gamers can even trade their unplayed games and virtual items with one another.
These are all ways Valve manages to engage customers and keep them coming back.


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11 Ways dehydration makes you fat and sick
The recommended water intake is about 3 liters a day. But it should be increased if you do some exercise, if you are ill, if you live in a hot environment, if you are pregnant or you are breastfeeding. The human body is made of about 75% of water. We normally lose 10 cups of water every day by breathing, sweating and urinating. Almost every physical and mental problem we have comes from dehydration. When you start getting thirsty, you are already dehydrated.
Remember that all the drinks containing sugar, alcohol and caffeine actually worsen your dehydration state. Pure water is needed! I recommend you drink 8-ounce glasses of cold water before every meal: it will boost your metabolism and burn calories in 10 minutes. This positive effect will last for about 30-40 minutes.
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Youngyoon "Amy" Seo, a St. John's School senior, was privileged to attend the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) last May 14 to 19, 2017 at the Los Angeles Convention Center, California. The Intel ISEF, a program of Society for Science & the Public (SSP), is the world's largest international pre-college science competition where approximately 1,800 scholars from more than 75 countries, regions, and territories gather to present their independent research and compete for, on average, $4 million in prizes.
Amy had the opportunity to showcase her presentation entitled the "Neolithic Engineering in the 21st Century – an innovative design using the ball-and-socket model to mitigate seismic effects on contemporary Pacific structural designs." Her comprehensive presentation that was exhibited was reviewed and judged by doctoral level scientists.
In preparation for the renowned fair, she was able to attain the help of her two mentors, Ms. Arlene Chua, her science teacher, and the art director, Ms. Terry Reffell. Ms. Chua continuously encouraged her to hone her ideas, further improve the project, as well as guided her in carrying out experiments. The artistic aspect of her presentation board was assisted by Ms. Reffell, where she taught Amy how to apply abstract ideas to graphic design.
Through her tenacious effort and dedication, along with the unwavering support and guidance of her two mentors, Amy was able to reap the fruits of success by earning her a spot as a finalist.


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Driving in the UK
Whenever I tell people I like driving in the UK more than I do in Hungary they always present the same arguments: surely there is stuff to see in Hungary too. It's not that. Sure there are beautiful villages that look distinctly Hungarian and people put flowers outside their houses and in the center of roundabouts but the roads are less exciting.
Driving is all about steering and accelerating, there is a lot to do in the UK. There are cars on the side of roads, speed bumps, sharp turns and narrow one-laners with hedges on the sides. In Hungary you just drive and occasionally you encounter a mellow turn or some idiot overtaking you and speeding away. It's much less exciting to me.
Boats Have Legs
I assume that because of the tide and the not to steal shore that slowly walks into the sea, boats developed legs so that don't tip over when water goes always – probably for shopping or to sleep.
This was the first time I've seen such creatures.
I have no clue about whether one could rent or buy one of those cabins on the seaside. They look handy when it comes to storing your favorite sunbathing chair and towels. However I don't think they are particularly safe from thieves.
I don't mean they'd take the whole cabin but the contents, of course. 🙂
My favorite part of a road trip is that I basically never leave civilization. Of course this makes it less of an adventure but if I want adventure I go to the Sahara. 🙂
On a more serious note, every time I get Hungary, I don't even have to find a restaurant if I don't feel like having some cooked food. I can simply pop into a Tesco or Sainsbury's or whatnot and get all sorts of cheap food and drink items.
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Listening session in Jackson with Gov. Walker
Author: Judy Steffes | Posted in Uncategorized No comments
Gov. Scott Walker hosted a listening session at Jackson Village Hall on Thursday afternoon. About 40 community leaders, business owners and students were in attendance.
West Bend School Superintendent Ted Neitzke brought three of his best and brightest students including Alaina Michels, a 17-year-old junior at West Bend East High School, said there were a lot of ideas presented at the session and it will be up to the people that were there to get the job done. "It's important we spread this information throughout the community," said Michels. "We can take action within school and through adults that are active in the community."
Andrew Steiner, 18, from West Bend East High School said there were a lot of ideas exchanged at the session but he was optimistic advancement in the state is possible. "A big part of what we talked about was communication and collaboration and if we continue things like this the sky is the limit," he said.
The governor's visit was part of the Working for Wisconsin: 2020 Vision Project. The session was a unique opportunity for neighbors to voice their thoughts on economic development priorities directly to the Governor.
Some of the business leaders in attendance included real estate agent Scott Stortz, Doug Gonring from the West Bend Elevator, and Katherine Gehl, who sits on the Board of Directors of Gehl Foods.
"This is a great process to be going through for the governor and his staff and thinking about the type of leadership you want to provide," Gehl said.
During the 1.5 hour session the governor jotted down notes. He first asked, what made Wisconsin great. The group started slow, throwing out answers like 'Green Bay Packers and a good parks system and a positive work ethic.
Second, the governor asked what we needed to do in the next 20 years to make Wisconsin better. Suggestions written on the white board covered a wealth of territory from improving education to affordable housing to being a leader in health care and sustainable agriculture.
"The whole list that was created isn't doable but there are absolutely things on the list that are doable if we proactively choose them as a state and if we stay focused on those choices over a period of time," said Gehl.
"The best states will be able to deliver on long-term outcomes. In the short term we need competitiveness with the businesses doing well and growing but we also need employees that are doing well," she said.
The listening session was intended to ensure the priorities of Washington County businesses were being considered in the shaping of the governor's strategies.
The meeting was coordinated by the Economic Development Washington County.
Photos courtesy John Lamm, Joshua Schoemann, Ted Neitzke and Jessica Loomans.
Reporter Judy Steffes was the only local media in attendance.


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This beautiful terrine recipe comes to you just in time for Christmas.
Ingredients (serves 6)
200g pitted prunes, coarsely chopped
1/4 cup (60ml) brandy
120g good-quality dark chocolate, chopped
60g butter, softened
60g caster sugar
2 tbs cocoa powder, sifted
2 egg yolks
150ml thickened cream, plus extra to serve
1 cup gold-coated star chocolates, chopped*
Place the prunes in a bowl with the brandy, cover and leave overnight.
Grease an 5cm-deep, 9 x 21cm terrine mould. Line with plastic wrap, leaving some overhang.
Melt the chocolate in a bowl over simmering water, making sure no water touches chocolate. Stir until smooth, then set aside to cool.
Place butter and half the sugar in a bowl, beat with a wooden spoon until light, then add cocoa. In a separate bowl, beat the yolks and remaining sugar until light and fluffy. Whip the cream until thick. Add the melted, cooled chocolate to the butter, fold in the egg mixture, then fold in the whipped cream. Add the prunes and any liquid and fold everything together until well combined. Place in the prepared mould, cover the top with overhanging plastic and freeze for at least 3 hours or until firm. To serve, cut into thick slices, place on serving plates, add a dollop of thickened cream and garnish with gold-coated chocolates.
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May 11, 2017
Five judges who were dismissed from profession with decrees issued by the Turkish government in the aftermath of a coup attempt on July 15, 2016, were arrested on Thursday.
According to Cumhuriyet daily, the five judges, who were detained on Friday, testified to a court in Antalya, which handed down the arrest decision for "coup plotting" and "membership in a terrorist organization," in reference to the Gülen movement. Detention warrants had been issued for the judges over their alleged links to the movement.
Over 145,000 people, including over 4,272 judges and prosecutors, have been purged from state jobs in Turkey due to their alleged ties with the Gülen movement, which the Turkish government also accuses of being behind the failed coup on July 15, 2016.
Turkey survived a failed military coup attempt on July 15, 2016 that killed over 240 people. Immediately after the putsch, the Justice and Development Party (AKP) government along with Turkey's autocratic President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan pinned the blame on the Gülen movement despite the lack of any evidence to that effect.
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When: September 5th, 2019
Where: California Dreaming, Augusta
Who: Cathy and Sonny Black, Brian and Donna Bogardus, Kurt and Karen Breitinger, Mike and Shirley Dyer, Larry and Rita Garner, Jeff Kelley and Gary Lynn, Glen and Deb Link, Dennis and Karol Mason, Hal and Trudy Scott, Darryl Shipman and Sherry Moore, and Tom Varallo.
Thanks to Kurt and Karen Breitinger for planning this dinner meeting. We all talked, ordered, and ate a tasty dinner before adjourning to the parking lot to hold a quick meeting.
Treasurer's Report: The balance started at $1056.91, and added $10 in dues (New member Pat Charlotte), and deducted $50 to Alzheimer's Association for flowers for Dennis's Mom, ending balance is $1016.91.
Club Business:
- As of now, Brian & Donna are still planning the Deals Gap/Leaf Peep drive on Friday-Sunday November 1-3rd. We will be spending Friday and Saturday night there and head home on your own whenever Sunday. (This drive will be held unless Brian and Donna sell their house before then) See the website for updates, and more info.
- Karol is planning a drive for 21 Sep, and had intended to plan a drive to White Hills Farm in Dearing, GA. But it looks like they go to the Augusta Market on Saturdays so we may not be able to get into the farm that day. Look to the website for updates.
- Please remember to RSVP to our events – it makes it difficult for the planner if we don't know how many will show – especially for smaller venues. Your RSVP is greatly appreciated, so please don't forget.
- See Dennis Mason for name tags, if you so desire.
- Club merchandise is available: Pins are $3 each; "Support Vehicle" car magnets are $25 per pair, canvas tote/shopping bag $20 each. The 3" window stickers have come in and are available now.
- Coffee mugs and other items are available from http://www.cafepress.com/masters_miata
- Communigraphics in North Augusta has our logo, for $8 you can have it embroidered on just about anything.
Upcoming calendar events:
|21 Sep
|Breakfast & Drive – TBD
|Karol Mason
|3 Oct
|Dinner Meeting – TBD, North Augusta
|Brenda Hays
|12 Oct
|Pumpkin Run Car Show –
Back Side of Augusta Mall
|On your own
|1-3 Nov
|Deals Gap/Leaf Peep trip
|Brian & Donna Bogardus


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2. Success comes in versions
"We knew that Google was going to get better every single day as we worked on it, and we knew that sooner or later, everyone was going to try it. So our feeling was that the later you tried it, the better it was for us because we'd make a better impression with better technology. So we were never in a big hurry to get you to use it today. Tomorrow would be better."
~Google founder Sergey Brin


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Wine in Lord of the Rings
Wine is shown in many key scenes of Lord of the Rings - and always with the characters who are the wisest and most knowledgeable about the world in which they live.
While Bilbo serves the masses of family regular beer in steins, when his best friend Gandalf arrives, Bilbo is quick to offer something much more valuable.
Bilbo says, even as Gandalf is still taking off his hat, "... tea - or maybe something a little stronger? I've got a few bottles of the old Wineyard left! 1296, very good year - almost as old as I am! It was laid down by my father. What say we open one?"
By Laid Down, Bilbo means that after the wine was bottled and then set aside to age in the bottle for many years. Bilbo is turning 111, so the wine is over a hundred years old! That's certainly a feat that not many modern wines can boast of!
Soon, Gandalf goes to talk to the head of the Wizards, Saruman. As the two talk in Saruman's study, they are drinking red wine out of cut-crystal goblets. Cut crystal is strong and sturdy, much like the carved tower of Orthanc in which they work.
Next, after some difficulty, Gandalf escapes to the sanctuary of Rivendell, home of the elves. The elves have been perfecting metalcraft and glassworks for thousands of years. Elrond himself has been a leader of the elves for over a millenium. It is no surprise that as Elrond and Gandalf talk about the situation, Elrond pours out a glass of red wine. The glassware used by the elves is tall, thin, and smooth, almost liquid in form. There are no sharp, harsh edges here - only the smooth curves of nature.
The last occurrence of wine happens in another Elven retreat - Lothlorien. Legolas walks somberly across the ground carrying a pitcher of red wine for the meal they are about to share. He tells the hobbits that his grief for Gandalf is still strong.
If you're looking to share in wines of Lord of the Rings - be sure to choose some red wines from New Zealand! With all of the wines being red and very long aging, look for some Pinot Noir. These are some of the best aging wines, and are considered by many to be the ultimate expression of wine. Certainly this is something that wizards and elves would know about!
Wine in Movies, TV Shows and Books
All content on the WineIntro website is personally written by author and wine enthusiast Lisa Shea. WineIntro explores the delicious variety and beautiful history which makes up our world of wine! Lisa loves supporting local wineries and encouraging people to drink whatever they like. We all have different taste buds, and that makes our world wonderful. Always drink responsibly.


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We are COOP – Architecture, a collective of Architects, Artists and Designers co-operating on international projects in the cultural, social and political fields. We try to make a statement with the help of Arts, Architecture and Design.
From ideas that never have been shown, architecture that never has been build or places we would like to keep in memories because of their sudden deconstruction. We make it visual in virtual reality, architectural visualizations and animations.
With tools like 3D-modelling, photogrammetry and virtual reality (VR) we make the people from Porto and other affected cities attentive about the problems that our cities occur nowadays with the fast tourism.We reconstruct those lost spaces and make them last. It functions as a pedagogical tool for children and students to learn in the future about the history of a city. We retain those places virtually for curious visitors in the future.
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hostels, interviews, accommodation
Grand Stays
"Today's traveler wants to stay in places that reflect their personality."
Kash Bhattacharya is known around the world as BudgetTraveller. Featured in numerous magazines, his site was voted 2016 Travel Blog of the Year by readers of National Geographic. Over coffee in Berlin, he talked about his recent book, The Grand Hostels, and what, according to him, is the key to being at home anywhere in the world.
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BAIN: How did you go about writing a book on luxury hostels?
KASH BHATTACHARYA: I made a plan to visit fifty hostels in six months, quit my job, and hit the road. With support from the hostels, I managed to survive in more or less one piece [laughs].
How did you choose the hostels?
I wanted to find hostels that had good design, great experiences, and good staff. I see each of the hostels as a home around the world.
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The subtitle of your book is "Luxury Hostels of the World." What makes for a luxury hostel?
Luxury to me is not Egyptian cotton and fine dining. Luxury for today's traveler is experience, and that's what all of these grand luxury hostels are: a portal to adventure. When you meet Juan from La Banda Rooftop Hostel, he knows all the best places to eat tapas in Seville. Each of these hostels and the people that run them are like that. You will experience Milan, Rome, or London through their eyes. That, for me, is real luxury, when somebody gives you those little secret keys.
What separates them from a typical hostel?
Hostels have always had hospitality and great tips, but they've also upped their facilities. In Italy, you might take a cooking class with the owner. He will show you traditional Sicilian dishes in small groups, and then you get to enjoy the food with other guests.
Who are these grand hostels for?
They're for the grown-up backpacker, but really all types of travelers. Business travelers are switching to these places. Today's traveler wants to stay in places that reflect their personality.
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What do you look for in a place to stay?
The main thing, for me, is the staff. They make the hostel. Some hostels have a long, wide table – the table of dreams and magic, I call it. Everything happens around that table. All you need is that and maybe wine, beer, or coffee. It's as simple as that.
Are there newer luxury hostels people should visit?
Long Story Short, in Olomouc near Prague, is a stunningly beautiful hostel in an old fortress. The Yard is a great hostel with a beautiful grassy courtyard that's an oasis of calm in Bangkok.
Do you have suggestions for truly unique hostel stays?
DOCK INN Hostel in Warnemünde: It's a beautiful Baltic-themed resort with this really modern twist. All their beds are in shipping containers stacked one on the other. Recently, The House of Sandeman in Porto has taken old port-wine barrels and converted them into dome beds.
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What are some emerging trends and destinations?
I think the over-tourism message is coming and more people are venturing off the beaten path. That's a feature in the book: off-the-beaten-path hostels. More and more are looking for wellness, investing in health, and getting into nature. Thanks to people like Anthony Bourdain, places like San Sebastián, Seville, Penang, and Hanoi are becoming food hotspots.
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Has any new technology changed the way you travel?
The new GoPro is really fantastic. You don't need a gimbal or a stabilizer and the footage is almost professional quality. It's a good investment.
Do you have any new travel suggestions?
Latvia. I had the pleasure of visiting for a month last year for a storytelling project. People know Riga, but there are all these amazing cities, like Sigulda, the adventure capital of Latvia: Olympic bobsledding, paragliding, cycling, and mountain trails where you can run through forests.
When is a good time to go to there?
In September or October for mushroom-picking season. If you can find the prize baravika mushroom, which is like the king of mushrooms, you get the gold star, and it's very tasty. If you want to get off the beaten path, I recommend it.
Where are you going next?
Tomorrow I'm going to Lisbon. It's great for walking because you never know what's going to be around the next corner. It's a city for the curious person. ◊
Follow Kash Bhattacharya at his travel blog: budgettraveller.org and on Instagram at: @budgettraveller
The Grand Hostels: Luxury Hostels of the World by BudgetTraveller, Author: Kash Bhattacharya, Release: August 2018, Editors: Gestalten, Kash Bhattacharya, 320 pages, ISBN: 978-3-89955-684-1
Hostels mentioned: theyardhostel.com longstoryshort.cz, dock-inn.de, thehouseofsandeman.pt


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Synchrotron ESRF
The ESRF [Grenoble, France] is a European facility supported and shared by 22 partner nations. This third-generation light source, in routine operation since 1994, delivers 5500 hours of beam per year to 42 beamlines with an availability close to 99 %. The accelerator complex consists of a 200 MeV linac, a 4 Hz full energy Booster synchrotron and a 6 GeV Storage Ring (SR) of 844 m circumference.A large variety of insertion devices (in-air undulators, wigglers, in-vacuum undulators, cryogenic in-vacuum undulators) are installed in the 28 available straight sections. Bending magnet radiation is used by 12 beamlines.
Since 2009, the ESRF has embarked on an ambitious Upgrade Programme of the machine and beamline infra-structures. The second phase (2015-2022), called Extremely Brilliant Source (EBS), consist in the implementation of a new storage ring based on a hybrid 7-bend achromat (HMBA), replacing the existing 32 cell Double Bend Achromat lattice which provided 4 nm.rad horizontal emittance electron beam.. Reducing the horizontal emittance to less than 140 pm.rad will allow a drastic increase in brilliance and coherence. A long shutdown started in December 2018 with the dismantling of the old SR and the installation of the new girders and instrumentation. The beam commissioning will start in December 2019. The facility should resume user operation in August 2020.
ESRF Lab Tour
Saturday 16, May 2020From 8:30 to 12:30
The 4 hours morning tour will include a plenary presentation (30 mn), a coffe break (30 mn) the visit of the new storage ring (30 mn), the visit of the injector (30 mn) , the visit of the technical zone (30 mn) and the visit of a beamline (30 mn). On request, dedicated visits or seminars could be organized in the afternoon.
The visitor is in charge of booking his flight from Caen to Lyon (Air France 14:10, 250 euros) and the accommodation in Grenoble. The ESRF will provide the bus from Lyon to Grenoble.
REGISTRATION to the visit should be done on the general registration form. For more information please contact : firstname.lastname@example.com.
Practical and security information
Minimum age 15 years old.
The tour is not open to people equipped with active implants (pacemaker, insulin pump, neurostimulator for epileptic seizures …), due to the presence of strong magnetic fields in the installations.We advise you to wear closed toe shoes with a low heel for the tour.
Some areas are difficult to reach for people with reduced mobility, but we will try to adapt the visit accordingly. Please, do not forget to mention this during your registration.


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Sunday, December 1, 20192:00PM - Sunday, December 1, 20194:00PM
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UKITE FAQs for Trainees
How do trainees register for UKITE?
UKITE 2020 will take place between 4th-11th December
Registration for UKITE 2020 will open later in the year. All participants for UKITE, including BOA members, must register for UKITE by the registration deadline in order to be given access.
UKITE registration takes place via the BOA website.
All trainees intending to sit UKITE should register themselves. More information on registration for UKITE 2020 will be available soon.
Do trainees need to pay for UKITE?
UKITE is free for BOA members provided their BOA subscription is up-to-date. New members need to apply for BOA membership in order to be eligible for free registration. New members can join online.
Non BOA members will need to pay £150 to register for UKITE.
There will be a late registration fee of £50 for both BOA and non-BOA members who wish to register for UKITE 2020 after the registration deadline
How is UKITE delivered?
UKITE is delivered online via the BOA Learning Hub.
An account for the BOA Learning Hub will be created for all trainees who register for UKITE. Access to the Learning Hub will be set up shortly after registration and information about this will be sent by email.
When/where do trainees sit the UKITE exam?
UKITE sittings for each training programme are scheduled during the UKITE period (2020 UKITE period to be confirmed).
Trainees usually sit UKITE in an exam centre with access to computers. The venue and all local arrangements are organised by the Training Programme Director (TPD).
Are trainees monitored during the exam?
Yes, trainees are monitored during the exam by their TPD and/or nominated invigilator. These arrangements are determined by the TPD.
Can trainees sit UKITE from home/a non-invigilated venue?
Trainees who want to sit from home/a non-invigilated venue need to organise this with their TPD who should then inform the BOA UKITE Team. Access to the examination content on the day of the UKITE sitting is password protected; arrangements need to be made to ensure that trainees not sitting UKITE at the invigilated venue have the required access information.
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Where can trainees find their result?
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Can TPDs see the results of their trainees?
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With summer drawing to a close, Chimney Fire Safety Week (8 –14 September) provides a timely reminder to make sure that your chimney is ready for the winter months ahead.
As part of the national Fire Kills campaign, Kent Fire and Rescue Service (KFRS) is reminding householders to ensure their chimney is safe and to have their chimney swept by a registered chimney sweep.
Open fires not only warm up a home, but also create a unique relaxing ambience. With the numbers of people using open fires growing, the Fire Kills campaign has provided some top tips for safer chimneys.
KFRS Head of community safety Lee Rose explained: "With the colder, winter months looming, people will begin to start using open fires and their chimneys again. In order to keep you and your family safe from fire, you need to take necessary steps such as ensuring your chimney is swept regularly, depending upon what fuel you burn and I would urge all householders to have a working smoke alarm in their home."
The Fire Kills campaign offers this guidance:
Lee added: "Latest statistics show that there are approximately 7,000 chimney fires a year in England and over 300 of those are in Kent and Medway, but most chimney fires are preventable.
"At this time of year all chimneys and flue-ways should be cleaned and checked to ensure they're free from debris and in full working order before the heating season. A blocked or defective chimney can cause both chimney fires and carbon monoxide poisonings so it's very important to employ a professional qualified Chimney Sweep."
Watch KFRS's short videos below to find out what is involved in having your chimney swept in your home or your business.
For further information on chimney safety, you can visit the association websites:
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The GSM mobiles have been a good choice among the users for its better features and facilities regarding calling and internet surfing. The leading companies of the world are now introducing the smartphones which possess such features and enhancements. This will probably be the most suitable aspect for using the phones with full satisfaction. The Samsung mobile GSM will come up with some special features to enable the working speed and calling facilities. Some of the devices contains the Dual SIM slot for GSM which are quite remarkable than the single SIM slotted phones. Before buying a particular model, people need to know the Samsung GSM mobile price with full details of the features as well.
A particular model of the Samsung mobile GSM could be taken for showing away the features and specifications it contains. Knowing the price of such models, people will be able to avail the devices in the markets in a quicker process. Taking a particular model for instance, the new Samsung Galaxy Y Duos could be a preferable selection that comes up with splendid features and specifications as well. People will be endowed by the details of Samsung GSM mobile price by doing a good research on the internet.
The most attractive and demanding feature of this model of Samsung GSM mobile phones is the adoption of Android technology. The model is enhanced with the Android v2.3 Gingerbread operating system. Other than this, the device comprises Dual SIM slot each for GSM for best facilities in calling and texting as well. The memory storage of this phone comes with 160 MB of internal storage capacity, and 32 GB of expandable storage capacity with microSD card slot. Such features, along with several other specifications, have made this model as the best among the other Samsung GSM mobile phones.
The phone is achieving to replace the Samsung mobile CDMA and GSM phones, and is taking over the market will full effort. Before availing the price of this particular phone, people have to know the details of it with the help of Samsung GSM mobile price list in a single website.


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When you're making a list of things to be thankful for, computers and technology usually don't make the list; as a matter of fact, they often get put on the "hate" list of things that frustrate us!
However, I think it's time someone gave credit where credit is due! Here are the top 5 reasons why we should be thankful for all the new (and constantly evolving) technology we have available to us:
1.) It allows us all to be more "earth-friendly.


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Soulful indie pop artist James Quick is back at it with a brand new single titled "Bored in College." Accompanying the track is a "sing along" video made up of clips of Quick's friends recording themselves singing the song to make for a fun, lighthearted few minutes for viewers to relate and learn the track word for word. Continue reading to learn more about James Quick and how "Bored in College" came to be.
To begin, can you please introduce yourself and share your background in music?
My name is James Quick and I've always had an interest in music. I started on piano around seven and then picked up guitar in 7th grade. In high school, I joined my jazz band where I practiced every day at lunch with some friends. I started writing music when I was about 15, but never really felt comfortable singing until I got to college. There, I started recording and releasing music my freshman and sophomore years and dropped out my first week of junior year to pursue music full time.
You recently released your new single "Bored in College," can you explain what the song is about and the meaning behind it?
The song is about me and a girl and talks about the build up through our relationship. The title comes from places we both were when we first met. I talk about the heartbreak I've felt and how it has made me vulnerable, while she seems underwhelmed by college and wants to experience more.
I read about how your personal college experience heavily influenced this track. Can you share more about what experiences, in particular, helped shape it?
The track actually isn't about my college experience, but the girl in the song. Being bored in college came from wanting more in her day to day and just wanting to be in the real world. While I'm pursuing music full time and dropped out of school, we shared moments outside of the college world, so going back to school was underwhelming. It comes down to living your best life, and sometimes people feel like that can be hard to do while still in school.
What do you believe sets this single apart from songs you have released and been a part of in the past?
What makes this track special to me is the honesty and realness behind it. I've released love songs in the past, happy and sad, but this track isn't necessarily happy or sad, but more just the truth behind what a relationship is from both sides.
So, the new "Bored in College" video is made of small clips of your friends singing along with your song. What sparked the idea to join all of the clips together to create the video?
We first had the idea of getting other artists to send clips of them singing short covers of the song, but then thought it'd be cool to just have everybody sing along. It adds a comedic aspect, which I love. The more we saw individual clips, we knew we needed to make a full video out of it.
You mentioned on Twitter both before the release and the day of, that you were extremely proud and excited for the release of this song. How did you feel after receiving such a positive response?
It's absolutely amazing. Every artist has been at a point where they had a piece of art or work that they wanted to share with more people. So, having more people listen every day and respond positively is a dream come true. It's important to remember where we started.
What is it about the style of the "sing along" video that you think compliments the meaning of the song?
To me, it shows the relatability of the song. Seeing the words come out of other people's mouths, and their facial expressions help give every line more meaning. The more I think about it, the more I realize how the sing-along would really only work for this song.
How do you want someone to feel when they see the "Bored in College" video for the first time?
I'd like it to just brighten their mood. It puts a smile on my face every time I watch it because everyone in the video is just having a good time. Hopefully, it will make them want to learn the words, so they can sing along too.
Overall, what message do you want your listeners to get when they listen to this track?
Just to hopefully look at any relationship with an open mind. They all have ups and downs, but you need to be willing to give, change and learn from any relationship you go into. That's why the lyrics have back and forth dialogues in them because it's about discussing and communicating. But overall, I want the song to make you feel hopeful and understood.
Keep up with James Quick on social media:
Listen to James Quick on Spotify and any other major music platform!
Interview questions by Alondra Valencia.


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Consultants from Worm-ex Ltd. washed their hands stating that we should have used their recommended Octa-Core CPUs.
It took them full week to clean it off.
At the end it was discovered that some joker swapped labels on the container.
Preferably ASAP because we are already way behind, so much behind in fact that we may lose an important customer, and then the future of The Firm will be more than questionable... Et cetera, you know The Boss... Blah, blah, blah...


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give of oneself
give of (oneself or something)
To dedicate or devote oneself or something to some cause or goal. I'm impressed that the CEO gave of his millions so freely. No wonder she's exhausted—she really gives of herself every time she takes the stage.
give of oneself
to be generous with one's time and concern. Tom is very good with children because he gives of himself. If you want to have more friends, you have to learn to give of yourself.
give of oneself
Give time and energy to an unselfish pursuit. For example, The minister's sermons always emphasize giving of oneself to the less fortunate. [c. 1920]


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This weekend has been much needed. Friday came with joy and relief after spending 12 days straight at school filled with teaching (My class makes me smile everyday.), edTPA writing (the assessment I have to complete for CUC and Illinois certification), and professional development (Google Summit and training in the Teachers College Reading and Writing Project). Friday evening was spent in fellowship rehearsing beautiful music for Sunday's church service. On Saturday, a group of 6 of us ventured outside of Hanoi for the morning to Bat Trang, pottery village near the city. We enjoyed peeping into shops and seeing the various steps in the ceramic making process and exploring and making purchases in the pottery market. After our trip, Elizabeth and I enjoyed an evening of badminton (Though I hadn't played since middle school, I don't think I did too terribly.) and BBQ. For dinner, we went to a restaurant where you get to grill your own food at the table. Though smokey and hot (the high was 90F), it was fun and delicious. Sunday, Elizabeth, Martha, and I had the opportunity to help lead music in worship with a large ensemble for the Chicago Folk Service. It was a joy to serve, and following a morning of music, we had some of my favorite street food for lunch and stopped at a cafe for a delicious combination of coffee and coconut ice cream. Now, it's the typical Sunday afternoon and evening of preparing for a week at school. In between it all, I've been able to connect with home through Skype and Viber; I'm so thankful for all the ways technology connects me with people around the world.
Month: September 2014
6 months, 6 weeks
6 months ago I found out I'd be student teaching in Hanoi.
The morning of my 21st birthday, I met with the student teaching coordinator at CUC and received the news that I'd be student teaching at Concordia International School in Hanoi, Vietnam. Following the meeting, I arrived at my morning class, pulled out my laptop, and eagerly looked up the bio of my cooperating teacher. I could hardly contain myself. After a day of celebrations, that night I lay on my top bunk and had a slight panic attack about the reality of packing up my life and heading to the other side of the world for four months. My heart raced as my head tried to wrap itself around the reality of my life to come. The next day, I climbed the stairs up to the third floor of the education building filled with an entire facet of emotions and signed my name on the student teaching documents trying to imagine just what life in Vietnam would be like. I was being sent to Vietnam and acting on a leap of faith.
6 weeks ago I arrived in Hanoi.
Getting off the plane, I could not comprehend or imagine what the adventure ahead of me entailed. I didn't know how to confidently eat with chopsticks, get a cab, maneuver a currency where you spend thousands everyday, or even cross the street. It wasn't comfortable, and though I've learned to do each of those items, I'm still taken out of my comfort zone each day whether it's in the classroom teaching a new concept or learning more about Vietnamese culture. We're not called to a comfortable life though, and knowing that gives me peace when I have a mountain of lesson plans and school assignments to climb over everyday. I still can't comprehend what the rest of my adventure here entails in next couple months, but I do know there's a beautiful master plan I have no control over, and I'll be learning all along the way.
Another week, another weekend
Another week has past, perhaps the busiest yet, and another week begins here in Hanoi. Our weekend has been a little less adventurous, but enjoyable nonetheless.
Saturday afternoon, Elizabeth and I ventured out of the apartment and our piles of student teaching work to explore the Lotte Building, a new skyscraper we can see from our window. We spent most of our time exploring its 5 story department story (I ran into one of my students, which was fun), but our favorite discovery was the supermarket in its lower level. As we went down the escalator we were ecstatic to see a grocery store that almost looked like one in the States.
In Hanoi, we attend Hanoi International Church and are blessed by the community at this volunteer led congregation. Saturday evening we enjoyed attending a social at a local restaurant with the church community, and this morning (Sunday) Elizabeth, Martha, and I led music in worship for the second time and have been given the nickname "Martha and the Ladies." It's a complete joy to worship with people from around the world and diverse backgrounds each Sunday.
The rest of my week and weekend has been filled with school and student teaching related tasks, and this coming week will be filled with the same. Each week brings new joys, challenges, and more learning than I can even comprehend. My next task: finishing reading through 4th grade informational writing, which in some cases is rather amusing.
Coconut Ice Cream
Time flies! Elizabeth and I have officially been in Hanoi for a month. As responsibilities at school increase and student teaching requirements from CUC become more intense, we found a little bit of time Saturday afternoon and evening to explore Hanoi more and have some fun.
Thanks to a little research on Google Maps before venturing into Hanoi and a handy dandy post-it note with walking directions, Martha, Elizabeth, and I explored three sites on our list of places to visit and found some bonus sites along the way.
We took our first stop at St. Joseph's Cathedral. The Neo-Gothic architecture takes the landscape back to French Colonial Vietnam and a step inside brings serenity. Next, we visited the Vietnamese Women's History Museum. The museum is well done and provides a fascinating glimpse into the history and roles of women in Vietnam.
Perhaps my favorite stop of the day was the detour we took for an afternoon snack after the museum: Fanny's Ice Cream. We'd been told more than once to visit, and now we know why. I ordered a Cyclo, which came as a darling little ice cream creation. Martha and Elizabeth laughed at me as I ranted and raved over the coconut ice cream it was made of over and over again.
Our final planned destination for the afternoon was Hanoi's Metropole Hotel. Built in 1901, it is the oldest and premiere hotel in Hanoi. We'd never be able to afford to stay there, but walked through its hotel of history and learned about the many famous guests who've stayed there (Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Bill Clinton, and Pete Seeger to name a few). It's facade makes it seem as if you're on the streets of Europe instead of Asia.
Perhaps we reached our highest level of excitement when we found 2 of the Starbucks in Hanoi during our exploring. It's feels a bit odd and like a different country when walking in, but most definitely a welcoming sight to the American in each of us.
Our day ended making pizzas, playing cards, and drinking tea at Sarah's (Elizabeth's cousin) place. Now, after church, lunch, and a trip to the electronic store, I'm settling in for an afternoon and evening of work in the apartment.


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Alhaji Kunle Hamzat, Group Head, HR for the Artee Group, franchisees of the SPAR International brand in Nigeria, said: "SPAR store in MM2 was conceived and designed to cater to the air traffic passengers and employees working in and around the airport terminals and the residential areas adjacent to the airport terminals. The product assortments of over 5,200 items were hand-picked by SPAR to meet the various needs of all consumers. SPAR has also added new items to its product offering like: ready-to-drink Tea, Coffee and Chocolate, as well as Hot Beverages, Pop Corn and Fresh Juice to cater to the people on the move. The wide range of ready-to-eat Nigerian cuisine will also cater to the taste buds of people all across Nigeria."
SPAR as a hypermarket brand, takes cognizance of the various kinds of shopping missions and adapts its products and services in respect of Choice, Quality, Service and Value to translate the entire shopping experience in to a World Class One.
"SPAR is the only retail chain in Nigeria with Shopper Loyalty Program called SPAR Reward Card. The members of the Reward Card program enjoy Reward Points on every shopping. Shoppers accumulate the Reward points, which can then be redeemed against purchase of any item from SPAR. Reward Cards can be used in any SPAR store across Nigeria to earn and redeem Reward Points. SPAR plans to take the program to a whole new level by introducing Exclusive offers for Reward Card Program members. The shoppers in MMA2 can enroll for the Reward Card program from day one and start enjoying the exclusive benefits", Alhaji Kamzat added.
SPAR International has franchised the brand to Artee Group for Nigerian operations. SPAR Hypermarket stores with over 20,000 m2 of retail space spreading across 7 stores serves over 5 million shoppers annually. Apart from MMA2, SPAR stores are located in Victoria Island, Lekki, Maryland Ikeja, Abuja and Port Harcourt.
Over the past 27 years, Artee Group has grown from a very humble beginning to become one of the fastest growing business conglomerates in Nigeria. Today, Artee Groups' business spreads from retail to real estate to shopping malls to manufacturing. With a wide portfolio of brands such as Park n Shop, SPAR, Port Harcourt Mall, Calabar Mall, Enugu Mall under the retail space and Casade Table Water as well as Millenium Interiors under the Manufacturing space, Artee Group caters to the various needs & aspirations of Nigerian consumers.
SPAR Hypermarket's footprint is all set to spread further across the country in the near future. According to company sources, a large number of new stores are in the pipeline, and are in various stages of progress, right from the drawing board to brick and mortar. Very soon, places like Calabar, Abia, Enugu, Asaba, and many more cities across Nigeria will start experiencing world class shopping. Apart from new geographies, SPAR will also strengthen its presence in the existing cities of Lagos, Port Harcourt and Abuja.


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Spinning Wheel
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Spinning Wheel
The Burton Group points to four phases of employee identity management. Trying to separately "provision" names and passwords through each of these steps, for a variety of security-related software, can be a nightmare. The solution: Centralized processes that update identity information automatically.
This article was originally published on 03-01-2003


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530 Russell Rd
This is a Multi-Family Home.
530 Russell Rd is a 2-floor Multi-Family Home in ALBANY. The building was built in 1900, has 5 bedrooms, and has 2,403 square feet of living space.
Regarding weather, the average summer temperature is 71.8°F, while the average winter temperature is 22.6°F. The average annual rainfall is 38.4 inches and the average annual snowfall is 56.4 inches.


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Reps. Davis and Sarbanes Unveil New Effort to Fight Big-Money Politics
SAN DIEGO, CA – During a roundtable discussion at the Copley-Price Family YMCA, Congresswoman Susan Davis (CA-53) and Congressman John Sarbanes (D-MD) unveiled the Government By the People Act (H.R 20), a bold new reform that would help everyday people in San Diego and across the country fight back against wealthy and well-connected special interests.
The Government By the People Act would return political speech and power back to the American people by establishing a small-donor campaign finance system that competes with today's big-money politics. The bill would provide voters with a refundable $25 tax credit to support a candidate's campaign and would boost that donation with a six-to-one match. Taken together, the tax credit and matching funds would create a viable new campaign finance system to compete with today's big-money politics.
By giving candidates the ability to power their campaigns on the backs of everyday people – rather than going hat in hand to wealthy special interests – the Government By the People Act would allow Congress to better channel the will of the people and advance policies supported by most Americans – without them being distorted by the corrosive influence of special interests.
"A priority of the government should be to ensure people have a voice in elections because our nation is stronger when we're all involved in the decision-making," said Congresswoman Davis. "Average Americans don't feel they have a stake in their government and the problems facing our nation are not being addressed. We need to empower people and give them a role in the future of their country."
"Whether it's creating good jobs, education, health care or the environment, wealthy campaign donors and well-connected Washington insiders are blocking progress on the issues that everyday people in San Diego and across the country care most about," said Congressman Sarbanes. "We need to break Congress' reliance on big-money donors so that we can return to a government of, by and for the people."
To learn more about H.R. 20, the Government By the People Act.
Tags: Good Government
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San Diego Office2700 Adams Avenue, Suite 102
San Diego, CA 92116
Phone: 619-280-5353
Fax: 619-280-5311
Washington, DC Office
Washington, DC Office1214 Longworth HOB
Washington, DC 20515
Phone: 202-225-2040
Fax: 202-225-2948


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- Debbie puts work first
- What if Amy's happy to be a mistress?
- The mention of caravans wakes Adam up
- Having his hair done makes Adam speak
Debbie puts work first
[Jennifer] "Oh and that's more important, of course"
Jennifer's leathering Debbie by phone for not flying over to see (the still unconscious) Adam.
Though Debbie claims she is thinking of them all, she can't leave her work.
Despite her brother being critical. Despite Brian badly needing help to run Home Farm. Despite Jennifer pleading with her to be there.
[Debbie] "There's no good trying to make me feel guilty, but I can't come"
Though Debbie reckons she has good reason. Her deputy's wife has done into premature labour, so there's no-one to take over. And she reckons it's a critical week for negotiations they're having with the Hungarian government over land that they lease.
[Jennifer] "It's Adam you see, darling, I keep thinking maybe if he just heard your voice …"
I don't buy it, Debbie.
Surely there's nothing that should be big enough to keep you away from your brother, and rest of family, in such a dire situation?
What if Amy's happy to be a mistress?
About Carl being married.
Though it's starting to get complicated …
First off, Usha is basing her knowledge of Carl being married on what Annabelle told her.
So, in my humble opinion, this could all be a red herring.
Ruth suggests to Usha that she should talk to Alan. But Usha thinks she should actually talk to Amy first.
[Ruth] "Are you sure that's the right way around?"
[Usha] "At first I was sure Amy doesn't know about this … but suppose she does … suppose she knows Carl's married?"
Ruth can't believe that Amy would be with Carl if she knew that he was married, but Usha thinks love conquers all. Especially as this is the first time Amy has been in love.
[Usha] "And she's so inexperienced"
[Ruth] "And so happy"
[Usha] "I just keeping thinking Ruth … who could do that to his partner … I could no more do that to Alan than, I could fly …"
[Ruth, sounding sheepish] "No …"
[Usha, only now remembering about Sam] "Oh Ruth, I'm so sorry!"
[Ruth] "Don't say it was different, what I did. You kid yourself that you want it so much, it must be alright"
If Amy does know, Usha thinks it'll also be because Carl will have done the 'my wife doesn't understand me' line.
[Ruth] "I'm not in a position to cast the first stone at Amy, no matter what she's done"
[Usha] "And I'm not. It's Alan I'm worried about … he'd be so bitterly disappointed"
[Ruth] "Do you think so? I thought he was so liberal in his views"
Only so far, it would seem. Usha reckons Alan will blame himself if Amy is happy to be with a man who is already married. He will think he's failed.
So – upshot if that Usha needs to talk to Amy first to find out if Amy does know, before she says anything to Alan that will upset him.
The mention of caravans wakes Adam up
As Jennifer talks to the (still unconscious) about everything the needs to do on the farm – spraying, walking the fields to start the seasons plans, getting the caravans ready for the fruit pickers …
[Jennifer] "Adam? Adam, can you hear me … nurse!"
Next we hear Ian shouting at someone to get a move on with the vegetables (one assumes he's back at work). He takes a call from Jennifer.
[Jennifer] "Don't worry … its good news … I was talking to him and I saw his eyelids flutter … he responded"
Having his hair done makes Adam speak
As Ian is tidying Adam's hair so he can look respectable when he wakes up proper (seems the nurse doesn't do it the way Adam likes it), Adam makes a grunt.
Then wakes.
[Adam] "Ian … where … throat sore … hospital, why … how long … go on …. Go on, my hair, nice …"
Jennifer comes back to see Adam fully awake (with an obviously delighted Ian), and plays Adam a voice message that Debbie recorded for him.
Welcome back Adam!
(Shame on you, Debbie. Far too little. Far too late)


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You guys have got to go take a look at this man's work.
The creator is named Atilla Meriç and I believe he is Turkish. He meticulously hand-built his very own 64C case out of wood, and it's simply gorgeous. The level of craftsmanship and attention to detail is stunning. This project took him about 2 months from start to finish in his spare time.
On his blog - with this help of his cousin, who took the photos - he shows every step he took to get from the concept stage all the way to the finished product. And quite frankly the photography is inspired, too.
Prior to this project, he got his feet wet by starting on a little wooden SD2IEC case in the image of a mini-floppy drive similar to a 1581. Then he goes on to make an LCD case for his monitor, a data cassette player and a cartridge case.
I wouldn't recommend making a wooden joystick. Hah! Amazing.