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Vijay Super was launched on 25 August 2016 as a secondary general entertainment channel to complement Star Vijay.
Vijay Super became a movie channel on 10 March 2019, and changed its logo accordingly. Star has converted secondary South Indian GECs like Vijay Super to movie channels in the past: Asianet Plus, Star Maa Gold and Star Suvarna Plus. However, unlike Telugu and Malayalam, where Star already had full-fledged movie channels (Star Maa Movies and Asianet Movies, respectively), Star did not have a dedicated Tamil movie channel until this rebrand.
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Star India (Special logos)
English: Entertainment: Star World HD and Star World Premiere HD | Movies: Star Movies HD and Star Movies Select HD (SD upcoming) | Lifestyle: Fox Life HD | Knowledge and infotainment: National Geographic HD and Wild HD | Kids': BabyTV HD1
Regional languages: Tamil: Star Vijay HD, Vijay Music and Vijay Super | Telugu: Star Maa HD, Star Maa Movies HD, Star Maa Music and Star Maa Gold | Kannada: Star Suvarna HD and Star Suvarna Plus | Malayalam: Asianet HD, Asianet Plus and Asianet Movies | Bangla: Star Jalsha HD and Jalsha Movies HD | Marathi: Star Pravah HD
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Lewis Hamilton moved ahead of Sebastian Vettel in the F1 drivers' standings on Sunday with a dominant display at Monza that saw Mercedes secure a one-two finish.
Hamilton looked in good form in qualifying on Saturday despite the rain as he secured a record-breaking 69th pole, moving clear of Michael Schumacher.
He continued that in the race as he led from start to finish with team-mate Valtteri Bottas moving up from fourth to second, while Williams' Lance Stroll and Force India's Esteban Ocon - second and third on the grid respectively - dropped down to seventh and sixth. Sebastien Vettel was third.
Hamilton: I have 'forest fire' raging inside me in world title bid
Hamilton's victory means he has a first set of back-to-back victories of the season and now moves on to 238 points, three ahead of Vettel on 235.
The performance of the day came from Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo, who started 16th following a grid-penalty, one of many as most of the grid received some kind of punishment.
The Australian produced some excellent overtakes to work his way up to fourth and he pushed Vettel right to the end of the race.
It was a tough day for the Ferraris in their home race, as Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen struggled to keep pace with the superior Mercedes.
Further down Max Verstappen suffered a puncture early on following a collision with Felipe Massa but managed to claw his way back into 10th.
It was more bad news for Fernando Alonso in his McLaren Honda as the car really struggled and he had to retire, with team-mate Stoffel Vandoorne suffering the same outcome.
Italian Grand Prix results
1. Lewis Hamilton (Britain) Mercedes 1:15:32.310
2. Valtteri Bottas (Finland) Mercedes +00:04.471
3. Sebastian Vettel (Germany) Ferrari 00:36.317
4. Daniel Ricciardo (Australia) Red Bull - TAG Heuer 00:40.335
5. Kimi Raikkonen (Finland) Ferrari 01:00.082
6. Esteban Ocon (France) Force India - Mercedes 01:11.528
7. Lance Stroll (Canada) Williams-Mercedes 01:14.156
8. Felipe Massa (Brazil) Williams-Mercedes 01:14.834
9. Sergio Perez (Mexico) Force India - Mercedes 01:15.276
10. Max Verstappen (Netherlands) Red Bull - TAG Heuer 1 lap
11. Kevin Magnussen (Denmark) Haas - Ferrari 1 lap
12. Daniil Kvyat (Russia) Toro Rosso - Renault 1 lap
13. Nico Huelkenberg (Germany) Renault 1 lap
14. Carlos Sainz Jr (Spain) Toro Rosso - Renault 1 lap
15. Romain Grosjean (France) Haas - Ferrari 1 lap
16. Pascal Wehrlein (Germany) Sauber - Ferrari 2 laps
17r. Fernando Alonso (Spain) McLaren 3 laps
18r. Marcus Ericsson (Sweden) Sauber - Ferrari 4 laps
r. Stoffel Vandoorne (Belgium) McLaren 20 laps
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In this issue, old is new in trade policy, jobs men don't like, Radiolab talks poverty, AEI proposes a safety net overhaul, and feature on impact investors ring in 2017.
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The new Trump administration is eyeing trade policy as way to improve employment conditions but some critics worry that it might run counter to 21st century trends. For example, last year, Fortune's Chris Matthews reported that the United States was well on it is way to overtaking China in manufacturing by 2020. China, he says, has been shedding manufacturing jobs for the last two decades. "The decline of manufacturing employment is a natural economic process that many industries, like agriculture, have gone through in past eras. As sectors become better at what they do, they often require fewer people to get the work done."
Over at Business Insider, Linette Lopez argues that, while it is fair to argue that "American and multinational corporations have sold out their employees and customers while worshipping at the altar of their shareholders," going backwards is not the answer:
"We envision a more Germany-style economy, where 20 percent of our workforce is in manufacturing," [Trump adviser Peter] Navarro told CNBC in a recent interview. "And we're not talking about banging tin in the back room."
Again, yes the US economy is the envy of the world for its high-tech sector and services sectors, but that isn't to say that we don't have a manufacturing sector at all. In 2014, the International Monetary Fund calculated that if the US manufacturing sector stood alone, it would be the eighth-largest economy in the world. Germany's entire economy comes in fourth.
"Germany has the greatest 19th-century economy in the world," Lee Branstetter, an economics professor at Carnegie Mellon and trade expert with the Peterson Institute of International Economics, told Business Insider. "The best Germany can do is make carburetors, they make wheel bearings and fuel-injections systems. It's really strange that the top economist in the administration wants us to be like them."
That's where this zero-sum game comes in. The Trump administration wants to dedicate more resources to jobs that are being gobbled up by robots more and more by the day, even in Germany and China. This worries a bunch of economists who believe we should play to our strengths.
The Trump administration also has signaled it will renegotiate the much maligned North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). At CNN, Stephen Collinson says messing with multi-lateral trade deals such as NAFTA could be tricky:
The President's belief that trade pacts are responsible for the flight of many US jobs overseas represents a political risk, since higher tariffs and trade disputes that may result could make foreign goods more expensive for consumers or slow economic growth.
Disrupting NAFTA may also be dangerous: Trade between the US, Canada and Mexico hit $1.1 trillion in 2016, according to a Wharton Business School report. Supporters of the pact say it supports millions of jobs in the United States that could be at risk if it falters.
Trump's decision to reopen NAFTA therefore represents another significant gamble. For all his claims to being one of the world's great deal makers, the leaders of Canada and Mexico will be under intense political pressure to seal a better deal for their own people in new NAFTA negotiations -- and are unlikely to simply roll over and allow Trump to win all the spoils.
You might be interested in this Atlantic article on whether NAFTA is over. Meanwhile, another issue driving the manufacturing debate is that where the job market has been most robust in the United States are in sectors traditionally dominated by women, reports the New York Times' Claire Cain Miller:
Women have always entered male-dominated fields — usually well-paid, professional ones — more than men enter female-dominated ones. There are now many female lawyers, but male nurses are still rare. One reason is that jobs done by women, especially caregiving jobs, have always had lower pay and lower status. Yet when men, especially white men, enter female-dominated fields, they are paid more and promoted faster than women, a phenomenon known as the glass escalator.
Much of men's resistance to pink-collar jobs is tied up in the culture of masculinity, say people who study the issue. Women are assumed to be empathetic and caring; men are supposed to be strong, tough and able to support a family.
"Traditional masculinity is standing in the way of working-class men's employment, and I think it's a problem," said Andrew Cherlin, a sociologist and public policy professor at Johns Hopkins and author of "Labor's Love Lost: The Rise and Fall of the Working-Class Family in America."
As an example, in The Hill, Robert Espinoza discusses the home health care sector's increasing shortage of workers:
For home care workers and nursing assistants—the "direct care" workforce that provides the majority of hands-on, paid long-term care in this country—this shortage can be explained by low wages, meager benefits, and the marginal career advancement opportunities that are characteristic of this difficult and unsafe occupation. Workers simply don't want these jobs. Similarly, many long-term care providers—their employers—cite low, unappealing wages as the primary impediment to recruiting direct care workers, pointing to a general lack of Medicaid funding to cover these costs...We should be concerned—and we should imagine policy solutions that span the array of issues spurring this workforce shortage. For starters, we need policy reforms that expand and stabilize the direct care workforce, including higher wages, overtime protections, better health insurance, and increased access to benefits, from family leave to the EITC, and more. We need federal training standards and competency requirements for home care workers, as well as initiatives that improve training and advancement of personal care aides.
Definitely listen to this Radio Lab interview with Brooke Gladstone on her five-part series on poverty.
The American Enterprise Institute has primer on overhauling the safety net for "low-income work-able families" by Angela Rachidi who notes that the majority of spending in via Medicaid and for seniors who have exhausted other means. The report notes that roughly $150 billion is in cash transfers or food assistance to families and proposes some reforms:
Reforms are needed in TANF to ensure that the most vulnerable do not fall through the cracks and that states are held accountable for achieving program goals. More focus is needed in SNAP on healthy eating and encouraging rather than discouraging work. And the EITC needs reform to decrease improper payments, offer periodic payments to beneficiaries, and ensure that childless workers receive the same employment-related benefits from the EITC as families. If policymakers and program administrators focus on these issues in coming years, the safety net for low-income families will come closer to fulfilling the twin goals of alleviating material hardship and promoting self- sufficiency through work.
In the Pacific Standard, Dwyer Gunn looks are a proposed executive order that would bar immigrants from participating in safety net programs.
Meanwhile in Fast Company, Ben Schiller discusses why even a small bout of jail time can make escaping poverty nearly impossible and how philanthropy can help:
There are many reasons why low-income Americans fail to make it out of poverty, including poor education, housing, or lack of health insurance. But the fact that we lock up so many people is a big and under-acknowledged one. The penal state is a drag on public resources and an unnecessary drag on people's lives. "Over-criminalization substantially reduces an individual's chance of reaching middle class by middle age," said a report from the Bridgespan Group, a Boston-based consulting nonprofit. "Men who have been imprisoned are significantly less upwardly mobile, in both absolute and relative terms, than those who have not," the report added. One estimate says incarceration reduces future earnings by 40%. And that's just prison. Even short jail stays "have toxic effects" says Laurie Garduque, director of justice reform at the MacArthur Foundation, in an interview with Co.Exist. People lose their jobs and lose their children; over time, the effects of jail time compound, meaning even misdemeanors can be life-altering...The strategies MacArthur is sponsoring include diverting the mentally ill to separate treatment facilities (an estimated 17% of men and 34% of women in jails could fall into this category) and new public-safety assessments to evaluate whether someone needs to be in jail to meet a court date.
In the Stanford Social Innovation Review, Angela Glover Blackwell looks at how programs targeting help for the vulnerable end up benefiting all of society, using the push to make sidewalks wheelchair accessible as an example:
When the wall of exclusion came down, everybody benefited—not only people in wheelchairs. Parents pushing strollers headed straight for curb cuts. So did workers pushing heavy carts, business travelers wheeling luggage, even runners and skateboarders. A study of pedestrian behavior at a Sarasota, Fla., shopping mall revealed that nine out of 10 "unencumbered pedestrians" go out of their way to use a curb cut. As journalist Frank Greve has noted, the barricades stormed by disabled advocates in Berkeley 40 years ago were a few inches high, "yet today millions of Americans pass daily through the breaches."
...There's an ingrained societal suspicion that intentionally supporting one group hurts another. That equity is a zero sum game. In fact, when the nation targets support where it is needed most—when we create the circumstances that allow those who have been left behind to participate and contribute fully—everyone wins. The corollary is also true: When we ignore the challenges faced by the most vulnerable among us, those challenges, magnified many times over, become a drag on economic growth, prosperity, and national well-being.
The Mission Investors Exchange is hosting a series of essays in the SSIR with institutional leaders of impacting investing. MIE's Matt Onek writes:
As more and more institutions deploy impact investing to meet today's challenges, foundations are uniquely positioned to take the lead. First and foremost, they are experienced; foundations have engaged in "mission investing," or "social investing," for decades—long before the term "impact investing" originated. Foundations also have a deep understanding of and fundamental commitment to social impact. In addition, they can often provide more flexible, risk-tolerant, and patient capital than other types of investors. Indeed, foundations are increasingly using their catalytic capital to de-risk individual investments or markets, and attract other types of investors—including those from the private sector and government—who can bring much greater resources to bear. This leveraging of fellow investors is accelerating impact investing's potential to drive big change.
You also might be interested in this new series by Kimberlee Cornett, which will feature interviews with 12 female impact investors over the course of the year. In Conscious Company Magazine, Katherine Pease looks at things impact investors can do to get more impact, including reconsidering risk sharing, building capacity and bridging the gap between investor and investee:
While the investment community is actively exploring new ways to mobilize capital through impact investing, for the most part it's trying to do so within the old paradigm of minimizing risk and maximizing immediate financial returns. Let's keep working on rebalancing these variables so investors can achieve profits — but with a bit more risk-sharing and within a timeframe that reflects the realities of how social change really happens.
Meanwhile, Heron's Clara Miller looks at why people should be more open to Ford's Darren Walker joining the Pepsi board:
We foundations are and always have been places where public and private interests overlap, starting with our dominant business model, where 100 percent of our endowment assets and income derive from the capital market: equity and debt investments in public and private companies, alternative assets (such as private equity, hedge funds, managed futures, and real estate) and government bonds...Notwithstanding the widespread notion that grants are foundations' core business, they are in fact a relatively small part of the whole. To the uninitiated, we look more like conventional investment funds with small giving programs, obedient more predictably to tax law than to mission. When push comes to shove, we are more dependent on corporate America than on social justice champions.


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Feel Fit was founded in 1990 by Magda Oord.
Feel fit has grown and now one has a choice of four vibrant and enthusiastic instructors who offer a variety of aerobic and fitness lessons for people who are aged from 16 to 86 years. To get an idea for the groups click here. This fitness club has been pumping, jumping and sweating since 1997 at the "Tennispark WW" in van Hogenhoucklaan, Den Haag.
All the instructors are energetic, friendly and qualified. They take
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Apart from that, there is attention for the social aspect; the cup of coffee after a good workout is very much appreciated.
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Herbs for the health and well being of your happy dog
Birds are chirping, flowers are starting to wake up and bee's will begin their nesting. Bee prepared. Patrol your property for wasps and bee nests. Bee stings can be very dangerous to our furry friends. If your dog or cat does get stung there are a few things you can do.
- Check the area you suspect was stung and scrape the stinger off. "A credit card is good for this" "Do not use tweezers. Pulling the stinger out with tweezers can could actually squeeze more venom into your pet."
- Use a cold pack to help soothe the swelling and reduce inflammation or apply a baking-soda poultice, which is made by adding enough water to the baking soda to create a paste.
- Monitor the dog continually for swelling, as severe swelling in the head / neck area can be dangerous. You may see small, localized swelling at the sting site with redness and pain.Symptoms may remain for several days, but if they worsen, take your dog to the vet.
- If your veterinarian agrees, its usually okay to administer Benadryl as a precaution. The normal dosage for dogs is 1mg per pound of dog body weight every eight hours. But be sure to talk to your vet first.
Source: The whole dog journal volume 18 No. 4, pg 5
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Legislation sponsored or cosponsored:
IRS Bonuses –would preclude the IRS from awarding bonuses to employees if IRS employee owes an outstanding federal tax debt; Enzi introduced with Senator Pat Roberts, R-Kan., bill S.2282.
Limit IRS questions –prohibits the IRS from asking taxpayers about religious, political, and social beliefs. Introduced by Senator Deb Fischer, R-Neb., bill S. 2043.
Keystone XL Pipeline Bill –recognizes the Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement on the Keystone XL Pipeline and approves it. Bill by Senator John Hoeven, R-N.D. and others, bill S.2280.
Monuments Men Recognition Act of 2013 - would grant the Congressional Gold Medal to the "Monuments Men" for their preservation efforts during World War II. Introduced by Senator Roy Blunt, R-Mo., bill S.1862.
Rename State Department Trafficking Office –renames the State Department Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking to the Bureau to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons. Senator Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn. is lead sponsor, bill S.1249.
Congressional letters signed:
IRS Bonuses – calls upon the IRS to provide information on how it made a decision to award bonuses to personnel in violation of tax law and to implement policy changes to prevent this in the future. Led with Senator Pat Roberts, R-Kan.
Unborn Child Protection – asks colleagues to call on Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., to bring the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act (S.1670) for a vote. Led by Senator Kelly Ayotte, R-N.H., signed by others.
Rural Broadband – asks the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to adjust the Universal Service Fund (USF) to help broadband-capable networks in rural areas. Led by Commerce Committee Ranking Member John Thune, R-S.D. and Senator Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn.
Regulation of Prescription Drugs –requests information from FDA on how it plans to regulate and oversee the development of abuse-deterrent formulations for opioid prescription drugs. Enzi sent with Senators Tom Coburn, R-Okla., Richard Burr, R-N.C. and Kelly Ayotte, R-N.H.
Other Legislative activities:
Delivered Minimum Wage Floor Speech– opposed S. 2223, the minimum wage bill. Increasing the minimum wage is of no benefit to those without a job.
Trade Questions –submitted questions to U.S. Trade Ambassador Michael Froman on soda ash, foot wear, agriculture and intellectual property protections.
Keystone XL Pipeline- submitted a statement in favor of the pipeline.
Rule comments- emailed constituents about various federal rules about which they could comment.


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Welcome to Lineville
By : Courtney Gerzetich
Team Time
Team time is a great start of your day! First you go to team time to take attendance. Then I will tell you about the days of the week. Monday is telling about the weekend and chat with friends. Tuesday is I Pad free time iPad free time is where you get to go on any game or website. On Wednesday we do one of my favorite, workout Wednesday . On Thursday we do silent ball that is probably my favorite. On Friday we turn in blue cards and clean out lockers it is very important to take care of your locker ! i hope you have a great start of your day at team time !
Lockers and locks
gymIn gym it may be different than you're gym at your old school , the gym at Lineville you have to change. In the locker room you can't have any electronics that is a school policy you will get in big trouble . Some of the things we do in gym is archery, archery is fun and exciting at the beginning you take a pretest on your Ipad it's ok if you don't know if you know nothing about it . Another thing we do I'd backed ball we don't play games but we play some games like horse, pig, lightning, dribble knockout and more . Also we don't change in the middle of the school year we do a program called dare that is where we learn about drugs and how there are bad for you I hope you learned a lot about gym !
The teachers are mrs vandenlangenberg.she is the most awesomeness teacher ever in art some of the things we do is sewing yes we sew stuff animals . I know right . We learn the main stitches. D get sewing you also get to pick the animal of what you want it sew .another thing that we do is painting of any ecosystem I did an ocean we learn the foreground middle
And background .as you can see I love art and I know you
Lunch at Lineville the is a district and command s meal there is a lot of big changes . Lunch is in the hall and you do not come threw the lunch room to get you're linch . Another thing is that you need to know is you don't have the benches you have you're own chair that you need to push in and you can only have 8 people to a table at a time . Is you are allergic to to nuts there is a nut free table that you need to sit at . Ohh yahh you also need to alacArt .ok you probly don't know what that is ok Ill tell you LAA cart is extra food like presides snapper water fruit snacks cookies chips popcorn I hope you are interested in lunch


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We are temporarily offering full service instead of self service for extra safety precautions as recommended by the State of Ohio. We are offering all of our soft serve products and toppings. You still get to customize and pick whatever you want in your froyo!
We offer a variety of soft-serve frozen desserts and an extensive toppings bar to satisfy any sweet craving! We offer soft serve frozen desserts - pay by weight, or get it on a cone.
Try oft serve ice cream & frozen custard now in addition to our standard frozen yogurt and non-dairy sorbet options!
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Book a birthday party at Froyo Twist! You can do it during normal business hours, or an hour before open for a private party. Call or e-mail for details.
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Froyo Twist provides the premier self-serve frozen yogurt experience. Established in 2011, FroYo Twist is the original and self-serve frozen yogurt of Lake County. Froyo Twist is owned and operated by long time Lake County residents. Come see what all the buzz is about! Voted #1 again by local newspaper poll as can be seen here: http://news-herald.com/articles/2012/08/29/news/doc503e7ebe17f98878082961.txt?viewmode=fullstory
We serve the highest quality and best tasting frozen yogurt. We serve fresh fruit daily – you will find fresh strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, banana, and kiwi here every day!
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Silk cashmere sweater Poppy
This variant is currently sold out
Aikon Couture Cashmere is famous for the creation of elevated essentials. Spun from a lightweight cashmere and silk-blend, this sweater is cut for an effortless loose fit that's furthered by long sleeve cuffs and side slits. On cold days wear it with a turtlenecksweater below.
- Material: 70% cashmere, 30% silk
- Smooth lightweight knit
Care instruction
- laundry machine using hand wash programme only cold wash
- do not tumble-dry
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- Designed for a loose fit
- Back length 74cm, meassured in size S
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Curtis Marvin Hohn Scholarship
Criteria: The competitive $1,000 scholarships are awarded to seniors graduating from a South Dakota High School attending a public or private college, university, or technical school in South Dakota. (Preference will be given to applicants pursuing studies in history, political science, or water resources (i.e., water conservation; water quality; hydraulics; water systems management and operation; or environment)
Applicants for the Curtis Marvin Hohn Legacy Scholarship will reflect the values that embodied Curt Hohn's life. These characteristics may include, but not limited to: Personal integrity, individual character, and courage Leadership in school and community Demonstrated involvement in civic affairs Participation in organizations that shape the school and community Individual leadership to reform policies that benefit the public good of the school and community Demonstrated work ethic in the school and community Demonstrated interest in national and global issues that impact the public interest Demonstrated interest in humanitarian issues
Scholarship recipients will be selected by the Curtis Marvin Hohn Scholarship Committee.
The scholarship is funded by the Curtis Marvin Hohn Endowment Fund with the South Dakota Community Foundation
The scholarship payment will be made to the College, University or Technical School upon the student registration.
Scholarship Application
Applications must be completed and mailed or emailed on or before March 10 to:
Curtis Marvin Hohn Scholarship Committee c/o Cassie Hohn P.O. Box 1322 Sioux Falls, SD 57101 firstname.lastname@example.com
Your full Name:_____________________________________________________ Address:________________________________________________Phone:___________ Graduate of ___________________________________________ High School Current GPA:_____________ ACT score:_______________ Name of South Dakota College, University, or Technical School you plan to attend: _____________________________________________________________________ Address:________________________________________________________________ Intended Course of Study:__________________________________________________ Each applicant is required to provide the following information: (carefully consider your reply to each question)
1). Describe your High School Activities and your leadership role and honors in those activities.
2). Describe community service activities outside school that you have participated in and your role in those activities.
3). Write an essay describing your interests and career goals, and how you plan to reach those goals.
4). Write an essay describing your personal values and experiences.
Attach a copy of your high school transcript and a letter of reference (From a teacher employer, or community contact. The reference must be from a person not related to you.) Application check list: (all required for your application to be considered) Application form complete Copy of high school transcript One letter of reference


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It takes a lot of hard work, commitment, and dedication to make a marriage work.
"Now the works of the flesh are manifest, which are these; Adultery, fornication, uncleanness, lasciviousness,Idolatry, witchcraft, hatred, variance, emulations, wrath, strife, seditions, heresies,Envyings, murders, drunkenness, revellings, and such like: of the which I tell you before, as I have also told you in time past, that they which do such things shall not inherit the kingdom of God."{Gal 5:19-21}
We know that God's standard for marriage is one man and one woman for life.
MARRIAGE KILLER #1: Over-Commitment and Physical Exhaustion.
The good news is that you can choose where to invest your time and energy. Sometimes people imply that they have no choice in the matter because the financial demands of their lifestyle require them to work every waking minute.
Here's a thought; change your lifestyle. Sell some stuff. Simplify. Downsize. Learn to live with less. Because when you are a slave to the job and a slave to overtime, at the expense of your marriage or family, you have your priorities way out of line.
And don't buy the lie that says you are doing it for your family. Sit down and talk with your mate. Talk with your kids. What they want is you, not the stuff you can buy them because you sacrificed the most important gift you can given them, which is your time.
Over-commitment and physical exhaustion are especially tough challenges for young couples who are trying to get started in a profession or in school.
Do not try to go to college, work full-time, have a baby, manage a toddler, fix up a house and start a business at the same time. It sounds ridiculous, but many young couples do just that and are then surprised when their marriage falls apart. They have adopted a very deadly pattern of behavior that will derail their marriage if left unaddressed.
And why wouldn't it? The only time they see each other is when they are too worn out to talk! You must reserve time for one another if you want to keep your love alive.
Let me ask you a question. When was the last time you had an enjoyable and relaxing date night together? If it has been more than a week or at the most two, you need to get something scheduled today. Don't put it off any longer. Plan for it and make it special like you did when you were dating. That's why things were so much fun back then. You planned for it. You made it a priority. Now your relationship gets the leftovers. It doesn't have to be that way. You can change it.
From the first moments of marriage it is critical that we understand what is really important, and that we live those priorities. Ask yourself; What standard of living is high enough? How many overtime hours will you take at the expense of your family or your health? How high up the career ladder is high enough? Bigger is not always better.
Ecclesiastes 3:1 says "there is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven." There is a time for every basic act of living. Be careful to give your marriage the time and energy it deserves. Some of you need to make a conscious, willful choice today to move your marriage further up on the priority list from where it's been. Over-commitment and exhaustion is Marriage Killer #1.
MARRIAGE KILLER #2: Selfishness and Immaturity.
Selfishness and immaturity go hand in hand Marriage is not a 50-50 proposition. It is both partners giving 100% - 100% of the time.
Selfishness is having too much concern with one's own welfare or interests and having little or no concern for others. Again, the thinking of the world, the mindset of our culture, has burrowed its way into every corner of our lives.
I am convinced that healthy, happy, biblical marriages hinge on each partner learning to put the other first. But selfishness is so embedded in our human nature so much that it is the first thing we do, the last thing we see, and the hardest thing to admit.
Galatians 5:19-21 (NLT)
19 When you follow the desires of your sinful nature, the results are very clear: sexual immorality, impurity, lustful pleasures,
20 idolatry, sorcery, hostility, quarreling, jealousy, outbursts of anger, selfish ambition, dissension, division,
21 envy, drunkenness, wild parties, and other sins like these. Let me tell you again, as I have before, that anyone living that sort of life will not inherit the Kingdom of God.
Think about it: Selfishness is ranked up there with sexual immorality, idolatry, and witchcraft! Why? It is because selfishness will kill your marriage.
Selfishness is a key characteristic of immature people. Typically the more immature you are the more selfish you are.
1 Corinthians 7:3 (MSG)
The marriage bed must be a place of mutuality—the husband seeking to satisfy his wife, the wife seeking to satisfy her husband.
There are two kinds of people in the world, the givers and the takers. A marriage between two givers can be a beautiful thing. Friction is the order of the day for a marriage between a giver and a taker. But two takers can claw each other's eyes out within a period of weeks. Selfishness will devastate a marriage every time.
God wants to help you deal with that old sinful nature that keeps tripping you up if you will allow Him. This is really at the heart of what holy living is all about. Because of the infilling of God's Holy Spirit we are able to approach life from a godly perspective. Life is no longer centered on self, but instead we choose to center our lives in Christ. It's what Paul was talking about when He said, "It is no longer I who live, but it is Christ living in me." Self must be crucified as Jesus occupies the throne of our lives.
If you are still struggling with who is in charge of your life, this is going to be a continually battle for you. It's one of those amazing paradoxes of the Christian life when we come to the place that we fully surrender our life to Him that we win. There is victory in surrender. That may sound odd at first, but it is the truth according to God's Word.
MARRIAGE KILLER #3: Spiritual Disobedience.
You don't hear much about this, but when you disobey God, your marriage is in danger. There is no promise of protection for those who live in the land of disobedience.
I believe Christians ought to have better marriages than non believers. After all…
We have God's Spirit to guide us.
We have God's Word to instruct us in how to live as a couple.
We have learned what it means to forgive and be forgiven.
We have Christ's model of selflessness and unconditional love to follow.
I just think Christian marriages should look different and be better than marriages where Christ is not a part. That just makes sense to me.
Unfortunately, most studies reveal that Christian marriages are very much like secular marriages. There's very little distinction. The divorce rate in the church is about the same as the divorce rate outside the church. What that tells me is that people in the church are not living according to the principles that they say they believe.
Our faith, if it is real, should make a difference not only in the way that we live, but in the way we interact as husbands and wives.
The following poem by Ruth Harmes Catkins portrays the pain a troubled marriage can cause. It's called… "He Said...She Said":
"Another marriage is shattered, Lord, the divorce will be final next week.
He said it was the breakdown of communication and the subtle infiltration of boredom. She said it was an accumulation of things.
He said she was unnecessarily preoccupied with home, children and activities.
She said he stifled her dreams and ignored her achievements.
He said he felt in prison, restricted; that night- after-night he got the old push-away.
She said he was harsh and brutal and often embarrassed her in public.
He said her critical attitude contributed to his sense of inadequacy.
She said she felt lonely and unappreciated with no claim to personal identity.
He said she wallowed in self-pity and refused to acknowledge her benefits.
She said he was shiftless and irresponsible.
He said she didn't understand. She said he didn't care. Lord, how tragic that through all the wasted years, neither of them asked what YOU'VE said."
MARRIAGE KILLER #4: Ineffective Conflict Resolution.
One Sunday a minister was finishing up a series on marriage. At the end of the
service he was giving out small wooden crosses to each married couple. He said, "Place this cross in the room in which you fight the most and you will be reminded of God's commands and you won't argue as much."
One woman came up after the service and said, "I need five of those crosses."
We have to learn to work through our disagreements in a healthy and effective manner. This goes back to good communication too. We might as well face it, effective conflict resolution is a necessary part of communicating as couples. That's because there will always be conflict.
In his book, The Safest Place on Earth, Dr Larry Crabb states that, "The difference between the spiritual and unspiritual community is not whether conflict exists, but is rather in our attitude toward it and our approach to handling it. When conflict is seen as an opportunity to draw more fully on spiritual resources, we have the makings of spiritual community." It's about your attitude and approach toward conflict.
Don't be afraid of conflict. Just learn to handle it in a biblical and effective manner.
MARRIAGE KILLER #5: Unrealistic Expectations.
Did you know that 100% of marriages are imperfect? That's the truth. Still, almost all newlyweds feel that they're the exception. They'll have the perfect marriage.
It is foolish to expect a perfect marriage between two imperfect people. Some couples come into marriage wearing rose colored glasses and anticipating rose-covered cottages with white picket fences, and walks down primrose lanes.
Unrealistic expectations often cause us to expect more from our mate than they are capable of delivering. The consequent disappointment is an emotional trap. We have to work to bring our expectations in line with reality. Nobody is perfect.
One set of newlyweds were off to their honeymoon and the husband said, "Now that we are married I hope you won't be offended if I point out some defects in your life."
The new bride was quick to reply, "Not at all honey. We need to face these things. These are the things that kept me from getting a better husband."
MARRIAGE KILLER #6: Alcohol or Substance Abuse.
In our indulgent culture, few things do more damage to marriages and to personal lives than alcohol or substance abuse. I would say there is rarely a week that goes by that I don't deal with a family or individual issue that involves some kind of alcohol or substance abuse. There is an epidemic in our world today. I wonder when will we learn to turn to Christ instead of the bottle or the drug?
Laurie and I had both chosen abstinence to alcohol before we ever knew each other. We have continued that decision for over 24 years of marriage now. It has been the right choice and it will always remain our choice.
It would be impossible to number the marriages destroyed and the lives ruined by this horrible drug. And that is exactly what it is. It is a legal drug.
And I have heard all of the arguments about social drinking, and not getting drunk, and all of that. Even if I could handle it, I choose abstinence first in protest to what it has done to so many lives, so many families, and so many careers. Absolute devastation. I also choose abstinence as a witness and example to my children and future grandchildren. I would hate for them to see me do something that later brought the devastation to their lives and families that alcohol and substance abuse so often brings.
MARRIAGE KILLER #7: Excessive Debt and Overspending.
There is a financial crisis taking place in America today. It is brought on by easy credit and a materialistic mindset.
When Christians bury themselves in debt in order to gratify themselves with things they can't afford, it isn't just a money problem. It quickly becomes a spiritual problem.
Finances get tight and we have too much month at the end of our money. The only solution is to spend less or make more. Some get in the hole and keep digging deeper rather than determining the source of the problem and deciding to deal with it.
A couple got married and the bride brought the bulk of the financial support into the marriage. And she knew it too. She always had a way of reminding her husband that she was the source of their financial security.
One day as they were driving along she was in an especially proud mood and she said "Honey, if it wasn't for me, we wouldn't have this nice car we're riding in."
They pulled into the driveway of a beautiful home and she said, "if it wasn't for me, we would have this nice house we're living in."
As they went inside she pointed out the new furniture they enjoyed and reminded her husband again that if it wasn't for her they wouldn't have all of this new furniture.
Then she pointed out the new high definition big screen television that was hanging on the wall. The husband said, "Yeah, I know. If it wasn't for you and all your money we wouldn't have this TV. We'll let me tell you something. If it wasn't for your money, you wouldn't have to put up with me either."
Getting a grip on your finances as a couple may be one of the most practical things you can do to provide stability and security in your relationship.
MARRIAGE KILLER #8: A Lack of Physical Intimacy.
Just as physical intimacy is a key ingredient of healthy marriages that go the distance, a lack of physical intimacy can be a marriage killer.
Don't give in to the myth of greener grass. Infidelity is never the right answer. And when there is sexual frustration at home, you can almost bet that satan will bring along a pseudo solution to your problems and I appeal to every person hearing this message, DO NOT GIVE IN TO SEXUAL SIN.
You can call it an affair, which sounds nicer than adultery, immorality, or sin. You can watch it on television where they treat sex outside of marriage as a hobby or game. Some would have us believe that everyone is doing it and to propose otherwise in old fashioned and out of touch. I am here to tell you that everyone is not doing it; it is sin; and infidelity is a foolish way to address a far deeper need in your life and marriage.
Proverbs 6:32-33 (MSG)
32 Adultery is a brainless act, soul-destroying, self-destructive;
33 Expect a bloody nose, a black eye, and a reputation ruined for good.
There is no excuse for sexual sin. Call it what it is. I am sick and tired of Hollywood glamorizing something that God so clearly condemns.
The sexual relationship is to be between a man and a woman and that only within the confines of a committed, faithful marriage relationship. You can try to twist it and turn it and make it say something else, but there's no debate. The Bible says that the person who commits adultery lacks judgment and whoever does so destroys themselves. I have seen it happen far too many times. It's time we adopt a biblical worldview on the subject. God's standards are clear.
And when it comes to infidelity, don't ever think that your marriage is exempt. Knowing the possibilities is what allows you to take precautions that prevent your marriage from becoming a statistic. Don't even entertain the idea for one second. Make yourself accountable to another believer and run from temptation the way Joseph did when he was propositioned by the wife of Potiphar and RUN!
MARRIAGE KILLER #9: Pornography.
Imagine you are at home. You hear someone quietly forcing the lock on your front door. You know that there are a group of murderers prowling your community. You even know some of your neighbors who have been victims.
Can you imagine yourself sitting there thinking, "That sounds like them breaking in now. But I'm not going to do anything about it. I'll just hope for the best and maybe they won't kill my family."
In effect, this very scenario is going on right now in homes across America. The killers may not be physical criminals, but they are every bit as deadly. And the door isn't on the front of your house, it's on the front of your heart.
I haven't said much about it recently, but if you have Internet service at your home or office and your don't have some type of filtering software, you need to get it this week. There's far more to say about this subject than I have time to get into now.
Suffice it so say, you have a choice. Who and what are you going to allow into your heart and into your marriage, or your future marriage? Guard your heart.
MARRIAGE KILLER #10: Lack of Commitment.
My advice to young couples is simply this: Don't permit the possibility of divorce to enter your thinking. Even in moments of great conflict and discouragement, divorce is no solution. It merely substitutes a new set of miseries for the ones left behind.
If divorce were not an option, I think people would be a lot more careful about choosing a mate in the first place. Far too many enter marriage with the idea that they will get out the moment it gets too tough or the moment something better comes along.
I have seen marriages with what would seemed like insurmountable obstacles make it and I have seen others, with far less significant problems, crumble in divorce. What's the difference? Put simply, one couple has decided they will not take the easy way out. They are committed to making their marriage work and they will do whatever it takes to make that happen with God's help. That's the difference.
Guard your relationship as though you were defending your very lives. Value your mate and value your marriage. You can make it. Not only can you survive, not only can you keep your love alive, but it can in fact thrive, given the proper time and attention. I believe that investing in your marriage is an investment that will pay rich dividends for generations to come.
These are the marriage killers I've seen most often in 22 years of pastoral ministry. But in truth, the list is virtually endless. There are all kinds of marriage killers. If you are going to beat the odds and maintain an intimate lifelong marriage, you must take them seriously. The task of establishing and developing a marriage that will go the distance is a serious one.
The natural order of things will carry you away from one another, not bring you together. But you can make it with His help. Don't give up. Don't throw in the towel.
Marriage may be made in heaven, but it takes some down to earth maintenance to keep it working properly. There's not a couple hearing this message who can't do it if you decide it is right, it's worth it, and it's what you intend to do. Let's pray to that end.


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In what is believed to be the first documented link between smoking marijuana and heart attacks, a study has found that a middle-age person's risk of heart attack rises nearly fivefold in the first hour after smoking marijuana.
The study was presented yesterday by Dr. Murray A. Mittleman at the American Heart Association's annual conference on cardiovascular disease in San Diego. Dr. Mittleman, an internist, heads a team of specialists that has been reporting on risk factors in heart attacks for the past six years. Members of the team are from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, the Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard School of Public Health, all in Boston.
The marijuana report is one of a series of studies on marijuana under way at medical schools and universities throughout the country. One, at the Columbia University, reported that a psychological dependency on marijuana might develop among users. Another, at the University of Washington, found that skillful child rearing significantly increased the age at which young people began using marijuana and alcohol.
Describing the heart study, Dr. Mittleman said that smoking marijuana increased the heart rate by about 40 beats per minute.
''It also causes blood pressure to increase when the person is lying down,'' he said, ''and then abruptly fall when the person stands up, often causing dizziness. These effects may pose significant risk, especially in people with unrecognized coronary disease.''
Dr. Lynn A. Smaha, president of the American Heart Association, said the study produced important information in the search for factors that bring on attacks. Dr. Smaha and other specialists said they knew of no previous study that had pinpointed marijuana as one of them.
Dr. Mittleman said the study might be of concern to baby boomers who continued to use marijuana as they aged.
''Many of these people were users of marijuana when they were in their teens and 20's,'' he said, ''and a sizable portion of them may still use the drug, either frequently or occasionally. They should at least be aware that their risk of heart attack suddenly soars each time they take the drug.''
Dr. Mittleman also said that in the debate over the medicinal use of marijuana, it might be judged inadvisable for people with existing coronary disease.
The Boston group studied 3,882 patients who had survived heart attacks and found that 124 reported using marijuana regularly. Of those, 37 said they had used it within 24 hours of their heart attacks and 9 within the hour of their attacks. The relative risk of heart attack increased 4.8 times within the first hour but dropped to 1.7 times higher in the second hour, suggesting a rapid decline in the acute cardiac effects, the researchers said.
The group previously reported on other triggers of heart attacks, including cocaine, exercise, sex and psychological conditions.
The latest report said smoking marijuana was ''about twice as dangerous as exercise for a fit person, sex for a sedentary person, a tantrum of anger or a bout of anxiety.'' But it also said it was less risky than a ''spurt of exercise for a couch potato or a snort of cocaine.''
Further studies will have to determine why marijuana, or the key chemical in it, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), may bring on heart attacks. But the researchers speculate that it is because of the extra physical stress from the increased heartbeat and blood pressure and the breaks they may cause in the lining of the blood vessels, especially among people with elevated cholesterol levels. The breaks may set off the formation of blood clots.
In the study at the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Columbia, Dr. Mirian W. Fishman said surveys showed that the use of marijuana among young people had risen sharply since 1990 but little had been determined about whether people become dependent upon it. Dr. Margaret Haney, the lead author of the report, and colleagues conducted a study that Dr. Fishman said suggested that daily use of marijuana might develop a psychological dependence. Marijuana is not considered physically addictive.


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The ArchiMate example illustrates the modeling of goals to address the assessments of the driver Costs: the applications costs and the costs of employees are too high. The former assessment is addressed by the goals Reduce maintenance costs and Reduce direct application costs (of usage). The latter assessment is addressed by the goal Reduce workload employees, which is decomposed into Reduce manual work and Reduce interaction with customer.
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Saregama is known for its innovative ways to relive melodies from its huge archives. Last year, the music co. had started an unique series of compilation of choicest songs of legendary stars, sung by him/her during their film career under the title "Sitare Zameen Par".First one in the series was on legendary thespian actor Dilip Kumar. This year the honor is bestowed upon another legendary actor with grace Waheeda Rehman.
The mp3 album under the salutation of her youthful positive song "Aaj Phir Jeene Ki Tamanna Hai", along with her other 39 popular and variable mood songs. The album takes you on a musical nostalgia of film and music golden era when the melody was king. But ah! " Waqt Ne Kiya, Kya Hasin Sitam; Tum Rahe Na Tum Hum Rahe Na Hum".
Yes, this immortal realistic song of Kaifee Azmi will always remind us about the power of "Time". Humans will gracefully or woefully become grey and die, but their creations in the form of melody, magical rendition and meaningful verses will remain immortal.
Now, think of a budding glamorous teenager Waheeda Rehman singing this satirical comic song "Kahin Pe Nigahen, Kahin Pe Nishana" which will revive the youthful memories from film "CID". After that Waheeda has given lip movement, expressions, emotions and actions to each of her song in last 40 years in all hues and colors. Fun, frolic, and urge to live life king size to Shokhiyan, romance, pathos and tragedy; all we experience in the gems (besides mentioned above) Jaane Kya Tune Kahii, Tum jo huwe Mere Humsafar, Rimzim Ke Tarane, Rangeela Re, Bhanwara Bada Nadan Re, Raat Bhi Haai Kuch Bheegi Bheegi, Kahin Deep Jale Kahin Dil, Badle Badle Mere Sarkar, Mehboob Mere etc. Can you ever forget them ? And this innocent chedkhani "Paan Khaye Saiyan Hamar". Simply out of the mundane music and film scenario of today.
Album also covers the creations of late maestros Naushad, O P Nayyar,Sachindev Burman,Hemant Kumar, Laxmikant, Jaidev and the living maestro Ravi. Amongst the lyricists-shayars the late Kaifi Azmi, Majrooh Sultanpuri,Sahir Ludhianvi, Shailendra,Anand Bakshi besides the legendary top Hindi poet Neeraj; can not be missed.
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A clinical vignette: the cases of Jane and Joe Imagine if you will two individuals both at age 50. Jane is a project manager whose recent health care has focused on managing menopausal symptoms, a knee injury sustained while skiing, and moderate episodic depression, with a medication list of one chronic medication, and one medication as needed. Joe is a bus driver whose recent health care has focused on managing Type II diabetes, hypertension, and low back pain, with a regimen of 4 chronic medications, and 2 medications as needed. Jane is highly informed and engaged in her care. Read More


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the 2017 winners of the swarovski 'designers of the future' award are presenting their work at design miami/ basel. jimenez lai, marjan van aubel and takt project have each crafted a new prototype or design statement using swarovski's resources. united under the theme 'shaping societies', the installation includes pieces made using 3D crystal printing, works involving innovative solar cell technology, and an architectural tableau of upcycled material surfaces. the designers' individual concepts are presented together in one complete environment at design miami/ basel, forming an engaging mix of formal and technological expressions.
the designers' individual concepts are presented together in one complete environment at design miami/ basel
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one of the three swarovski designers of the future is jimenez lai. the LA-based designer was asked to create a unifying installation that would house all of the concepts presented at design miami/ basel. lai, inspired by the idea of reusing, reducing and upcycling, worked with swarovski's 'second quality' crystal — materials which have not passed stringent quality control tests — to create an immersive architectural environment. 'terrazzo palazzo' is formed by a series of colorful, freestanding structures, with shapes that relate to a 24-hour cycle within a typical home.
'terrazzo palazzo' forms an architectural environment within the fair setting
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'architecture for me is all about telling stories,' lai explains. 'being able to truly understand the rich history of swarovski through my visit to wattens was crucial to creating an installation that reaches both back in time, but also into our future. second quality crystals are an entirely new material for us to work with, and we're delighted to have been able to create an innovative surface that sparkles and shines to bring the outside in.'
'second quality' crystal, which has not passed swarovski's stringent quality control, has been used
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jimenez lai was asked to design an installation to unify the swarovski designers of the future's concepts
shapes relate to a 24-hour cycle within a typical home
the installation is drawn from the idea of reusing, reducing and upcycling
dutch designer marjan van aubel worked closely with the swarovski team to design a series of three living light objects. realized with the help of the energy research centre of the netherlands, van aubel's 'cyanometer' harnesses sunlight via a portable crystal solar panel that can be carried throughout the day. this unit — made from a solar cell integrated within a facetted plano-convex crystal developed by swarovski — collects and directs the refracted light to enhance the efficiency of the solar cell technology. the energy stored is then used to power the light sources.
energy collected via a crystal solar panel is used to power the 'living' light sources
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van aubel's light pieces are inspired by the form of a cyanometer — a device used to measure the intensity of the sky's color. 'visiting wattens to see swarovski's innovation team and understand more about its dedication to working in a sustainable way was really inspirational for this project,' van aubel says. 'the form and ideation behind the original cyanometer and its relationship with the sun and sky has enabled me to develop an aesthetic solution towards a new way of energy harvesting for the future.'
the 'cyanometer' harnesses sunlight via a portable crystal solar panel
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marjan van aubel worked closely with swarovski to design the series of light objects
various stages of research and development
the three light pieces are inspired by the form of a cyanometer, invented in 1789
a render indicates how the colors of 'cyanometer' are replicated with swarovski opal crystal and LED technology
tokyo-based takt project has developed 'ice crystal' while working alongside 3D printing company micron3DP. marking a ground-breaking development in 3D printed crystal technology, the series of candlestick holders and vases is drawn from the precise cutting and polishing techniques used by swarovski. recalling the formation of frost crystals on the ground, the walls of the pieces are a mere 1.5mm thick. at the forefront of crystal innovation, swarovski identified the micron3DP machine in tel aviv as the only one capable of printing such intricate designs.
takt project developed 'ice crystal' while working alongside a 3D printing company
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'working with swarovski and micron3DP to create this new art form – printing 3D crystal – has been an exciting, creative process,' satoshi yoshiizumi, lead designer at takt project, explained. 'our vision is to work on projects that connect or re-shape society. ice crystal does this through its re-examination of the possibilities of crystal and light, and we are eager to further explore this relationship through new forms and creations.'
the collection marks a ground-breaking development in 3D printed crystal technology
image by mark cocksedge
the silhouettes recall the formation of frost crystals on the ground
the walls of the pieces are a mere 1.5mm thick
stages of research indicate the studio's creative process
the series of candlestick holders and vases is drawn from precise cutting and polishing techniques
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the architect and designer intimately discussed her inspiration, long-time collaborations, and joyful capacity for generating such a diverse body of work.
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Technip lands subsea work on Dvalin
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DEA said on Tuesday that the contract with Technip includes the fabrication of smaller structures, the 12/16-inch pipe-in-pipe production flowline, the 12-inch gas export pipeline and the installation of pipelines as well as all subsea structures and umbilical for the Dvalin field.
"This contract is another major element for the Dvalin field development. We will now start to collaborate closely on the details with all companies we have on board, to continue the efficient work on the project," says Hans-Hermann Andreae, Managing Director of DEA Norge.
"The Dvalin license has awarded contracts with a value of 530 million EUR (4,5 billion NOK) over the past days. These contracts will create hundreds of jobs in a demanding time for the supplier industry," says Andreae.
To remind, following a submission of the Plan for Development and Operation (PDO) for the Dvalin field to the Ministry of Petroleum and Energy in Norway, DEA awarded a contract to Aker Solutions to deliver the subsea production system, maintenance, and services at the Dvalin natural gas development. DEA also awarded a contract for the modification assignment to ready the Heidrun platform to receive the production from the Dvalin field to Aibel.
DEA added on Tuesday that, later in the project phase, several other contracts will be awarded, among others a contract for the drilling of four production wells.
The development cost is estimated to 1.1 billion Euros ($1.22M), with planned production start in 2020. Dvalin will be developed with a four wells subsea template, which is connected to the Heidrun platform. At Heidrun, the gas will be partly processed in a new module, before the gas is transported in a new export pipeline to Polarled, going to the Nyhamna onshore gas terminal. At Nyhamna, the gas will be processed and transported to the European market.
Recoverable reserves of the Dvalin field are estimated to be around 18.2 billion cubic meters gas and 0.4 million cubic meters of condensate. The field is located in PL435, blocks 6507/7/9 and 6507/8 in the Norwegian Sea, approximately 15 kilometers north-west of Heidrun and 290 kilometers from Nyhamna in Mid-Norway.
The field is operated by DEA with 50% interest following Maersk Oil's recent exit from the license. Other partners in the license include Petoro and Edison.
Two Technip vessels
According to Technip, offshore installation will be carried out in 2018 and 2019 by Technip's own vessels, including the reel lay vessel Deep Energy for pipelay and North Sea Atlantic for umbilical installation. The project will be managed from Technip Norge's offices at Lysaker, Norway, with pipe fabrication at the Orkanger Spoolbase.
Technip Norge's Managing Director, Odd Strømsnes, says: "We are very excited to be given the opportunity to support DEA Norge AS in their first field development in Norway. With our extensive experience in the pipe-in-pipe technology and our well-suited fleet of vessels, we are looking forward to assist DEA Norge AS on this important project."
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LJ Owens describes his body type as slim. That's why the Severn School senior focused sharply on getting "bigger, stronger, and faster" once the Admirals' basketball season ended in Fe uary.
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