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HG9371-9399 Health insurance
HG9651-9899 Fire insurance
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Including automobile, burglary, credit,
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Subclass HJ
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(HM1-299) These are obsolete numbers no longer used
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Including perception of the self and
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Social reform
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HN50-995 By region or country
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HQ449 Emasculation. Eunuchs, etc.
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HQ750-755.5 Eugenics
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Including parent and child, husbands,
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HQ760-767.7 Family size
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Including child rearing, child life,
play, socialization, children's rights
HQ793-799.2 Youth. Adolescents. Teenagers
HQ799.5-799.9 Young men and women
HQ799.95-799.97 Adulthood
HQ800-800.4 Single people
HQ801-801.83 Man-woman relationships. Courtship. Dating
HQ802 Matrimonial bureaus. Marriage brokerage
HQ802.5 Matrimonial advertisements
HQ803 Temporary marriage. Trial marriage.
Companionate marriage
HQ804 Breach of promise
HQ805 Desertion
HQ806 Adultery
HQ811-960.7 Divorce
HQ961-967 Free love
HQ981-996 Polygamy
HQ997 Polyandry
HQ998-999 Illegitimacy. Unmarried mothers
HQ1001-1006 The state and marriage
HQ1051-1057 The church and marriage
HQ1058-1058.5 Widows and widowers. Widowhood
HQ1060-1064 Aged. Gerontology (Social aspects).
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HQ1075-1075.5 Sex role
HQ1088-1090.7 Men
HQ1101-2030.7 Women. Feminism
HQ1871-2030.7 Women's clubs
HQ2035-2039 Life skills. Coping skills. Everyday living
HQ2042-2044 Life style
Subclass HS
HS1-3371 Societies: secret, benevolent, etc.
HS101-330.7 Secret societies
HS351-929 Freemasons
HS951-1179 Odd Fellows
HS1201-1350 Knights of Pythias
HS1355 Other societies
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HS2275 Occupation societies
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Including boys' societies, Boy scouts,
girls' societies
Subclass HT
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HT101-395 Urban groups. The city. Urban sociology
HT161-165 Garden cities. "The city beautiful"
HT165.5-169.9 City planning
HT170-178 Urban renewal. Urban redevelopment
HT201-221 City population
Including children in cities, immigration
HT231 Effect of city life
HT251-265 Mental and moral life
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HT351-352 Suburban cities and towns
HT361-384 Urbanization. City and country
HT388 Regional economics. Space in economics
HT390-395 Regional planning
HT401-485 Rural groups. Rural sociology
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HT641-657 Classes arising from birth
Including royalty, nobility, commons
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HT713-725 Caste system
HT731 Freedmen
HT751-815 Serfdom
HT851-1445 Slavery
HT1501-1595 Races
Including race as a social group and race
relations in general
Subclass HV
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HV40-69 Social service. Social work. Charity
organization and practice
Including social case work, private and
public relief, institutional care,
rural social work, work relief
HV85-525 By region or country
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Including medical charities
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Including blind, deaf, people with
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Reform schools, etc.
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Our resident thief, Artemis had managed to fashion some torches from the clothes of dead adventurers found strewn across the dark hallways of this underground labyrinth. Nothing but bones, rusty weapons, broken shields, and rags was all that remained of the foolish souls that ventured this far down just to meet their doom. Dust and cobwebs entombed their bodies against the walls. It was as if someone cleared a path for others to walk through, or as if they had died sitting against the passage walls. Every now and then Athena would say prayers for the souls of the dead to find eternal rest. Nobody had seemed to notice that some of them appeared to have been pick-pocketed, or if they noticed, the observation was never voiced. Someone could have done it before our party arrived but if my suspicions were correct, Artemis had removed the no longer needed valuables from the dead by the time we got to them.
With torches in hand, the trek through the dark corridors continued at a slightly faster pace. At the far front of our single file line, Artemis would mark the traps that were not easily detected, Athena would mutter prayers to herself and Lubu would remain close behind me covering our retreat. Artemis' torch could be seen far ahead moving up and down every time a trap was found. I was pleased with our progress and with the group selected for this quest. For the next quest, a few mercenaries would be hired to do all the heavy lifting and fighting. The elusive artifact had to be secured and the undead dragon had to be destroyed. Hiring mercenaries would expedite the process and ensure I did not lose any of my extremely valuable companions. Peyton would surely accompany me and there was no longer a need to worry about the Sylvari Ranger. Surely Peyton would be able to easily follow Artemis' marked traps and meet us in Lion's Arch.
Suddenly and without warning Artemis' torch disappeared from view. "Artemis!" shouted Athena as she began to run, but immediately stopped when she heard me command, "WAIT!" Chattering could be heard ahead of us getting louder and the sound of a legion of small running feet reached our ears. Athena began to cast "shield of absorption" as a what appeared to be hundreds of rats ran in our direction. The sea of vermin parted around Athena's shield like waters when hitting an anchored object and I was pushed aside by Lubu who got in front of me waving his makeshift torch at the rodents. Some of the rats that got too close got burned by the flames of Lubu's torch but most continued their panicked stampede down the way we came from. While it was truly a sight to behold, a blood-curling realization hit me as sudden as the unexpected swarm of rats. "Prepare for battle!" I shouted, and added "these rats are fleeing from our true enemy." By the time that sentence was uttered a nightmarish vision manifested directly ahead of us.
Out of the darkness thousands of red eyes reflected the light of our torches growing ever larger in the dim illumination. The feeling of impending doom was so palpable that the overwhelming desire to flee was almost too much to bear. There was nowhere to run and there was nothing to do but to face this new threat and hope that we survived. There was no time to worry about Artemis, only time to react to the onslaught that was about to be unleashed upon us. "What is that?" said Athena but by the time she finished her sentence a multitude of shots of silken netting impacted her "shield of absorption." Soon enough the remainder of our party would be fighting to survive against the horde of spiders that had made these halls their home.
~ George Unty

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Last night, I finished reading You Know Me Well by David Levithan and Nina LaCour. This beautiful book is, at its heart, a story about first loves, first heartbreaks, and being true to oneself…even if that means stepping away from expectations.
It's amazing that a person's life can change almost instantly, but that's what happens to both Mark and Kate. Before that fateful night in a San Francisco club, these two kids had barely spoken. They'd passed each other in the hall, but that's where their interaction ended. How could they have known that they would grow so close in the span of one night?
Kate, who is running away from a potentially momentous encounter with a girl she's loved from afar, arrives at the club not really knowing what she's doing there or why she needs to escape what she's wanted for so long. Mark, for his part, is at the club with Ryan, his best friend and the boy he's loved for what feels like forever. Mark's beginning to realize, however, that Ryan may not feel the same.
After a freeing but out-of-character bar-top dance, Mark realizes that he knows the girl across the club, and he makes his way over to Kate. Both of them need a friend in that moment, and that moment becomes something that will carry both of them through the days ahead.
The two new friends will go through an odd but eventful night at some rich guy's mansion. Through Kate's splash into the San Francisco art scene. Through Kate's meeting with Violet, the girl who could be The One. Through Mark's confrontation with Ryan. Through so much more that will change how they see themselves, their relationships, and their futures.
This book fills a void in many library collections. Gay and lesbian teens don't see a lot of love stories reflecting their experiences, and You Know Me Well definitely delivers on that front. But this book is so much more than a love story for LGBTQ teens. It's a love story. Full stop. Now, that love isn't always romantic, but who says it has to be? Yes, large parts of the book deal with romantic love, but it also focuses on love between friends, old and new, and learning to love oneself, faults and all. That's huge.
Anyone–gay, straight, however one identifies–will be able to relate to the pain, anguish, confusion, and joy presented in this book. Many readers have experienced unrequited love. Many have felt they didn't deserve good things that happened to them. Many have had to deal with changing friendships and breaking free of the expectations others have for them.
In short, You Know Me Well, is a book that belongs in all library collections that serve young adults. It's at once heartbreaking and hopeful, and it is sure to resonate with teen readers who can all-too-easily see themselves in these thoroughly relatable characters and situations.
For more information on You Know Me Well and other books by Nina LaCour and David Levithan, visit Nina LaCour's website, Twitter feed, or Facebook page, and David Levithan's website, Twitter, or Facebook page.
I truly hope you find this book as wonderful as I do!


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The most
difficult part of any project is getting it started. I see this
difficulty all the time in our consulting practice, and I offer a
prescription for getting over this hurdle.
Healthcare delivery needs help. Whether its awkward and overly
costly processes or dangerous opportunities for human error to
cause mayhem, healthcare needs fixing. I highlight two kinds of
existing problems and invite medical-product suppliers to step up
to the plate and contribute solutions.
might remember the following from high school science class: "A
body at rest tends to remain at rest; a body in motion tends to
remain in motion". This principle pretty much applies to people,
too. It seems like the hardest part of taking on a project that
you know must get done soon is to start applying your efforts to
There are really two issues in play. First, there's that momentum
principle you learned in high school. But there's also another
retarding force; you don't quite know what to do to get
started productively even after you get your motor running. And
here's the thing: these two factors reinforce one another, often
resulting in paralysis - at least until your deadline looms so
large that you panic and start doing just about anything to
convince yourself that at least you're doing something.
I'm not a fan of waiting until
the last minute to get started, primarily because the quality of
one's output often suffers with this approach. So why am I raising
this basic characteristic of human behavior? I'm raising it as a
matter of self-interest! In my consulting practice I very often
see clients and prospective clients really struggle with getting
started. It's common for them to agonize over exactly what they
want me to do - nailing down every conceivable detail before asking
for my plan of attack. At one level this is great because it
results in a tightly defined engagement plan. But consider this:
The resulting engagement plan just might be wrong, or at least
I have a better idea.
Involve me sooner in the process. Let me help define not only the
plan of attack but the objectives and requirements, too. The end
result is likely to be better and arrive quicker. And, best of
all, it will help you get started.
Obviously, this principle
applies to just about any initiative requiring outsider or
inter-organizational resources. Involve helpful people early in
the process for a better, and often quicker,
Everyone knows that the processes by which healthcare
is delivered are archaic, wasteful, more costly than necessary, and
sometimes needlessly troublesome. Industrial methods can make
things better, if we would just apply them. Some hospitals are
trying to do just that with some success. Check out this article describing those
efforts and their results.
I think suppliers of
medical products (equipment and devices, not drugs) deserve a good
share of the blame for the status quo. We have the skills and
techniques to make things better, but we have chosen the easy road
- adapting our stuff to existing processes. We refrain from
recommending process changes because it's really hard to change the
delivery of care. Clinicians and administrators resist
Last summer a
series of patient injuries occurred at Sunrise Children's Hospital
in Las Vegas. As reported at that time,
it was not clear whether 14 such incidents were accidental or
intentional. But the report of these incidents, characterized as
"disrupted catheters", stimulated a discussion about the ease with
which tubing connections that should be incompatible - like IVs and
feeding tubes - can be made. Unfortunately some such connections
are possible, allowing human error to result in
I don't
know the extent of this problem. How many injuries and deaths
occur annually as a result of such misconnections? If this is a
significant problem, we should eliminate it over time by means of
designed incompatibility. It seems to me the ideal
resolution mechanism is a series of AAMI standards, or maybe an
AdvaMed initiative of some kind. A regulatory mandate is unlikely
to be the best choice. This problem is fixable. If the problem is
pervasive, let's fix it.
Inquiries to establish
whether and how we might support your business initiatives are
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text: Borrowing the idea from our friends at The SF Style: A San Francisco Street Fashion Style Blog (they coined "Man Morsel Monday"), we're starting the work week with a stylish local guy. This week it's Chall Gray, actor/producer/proprietor of the Magnetic Field. Photographed on top of the Rankin Street parking deck.


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Corinna Jane – I always think that there is some kind of greater cause somewhere
Corinna Jane is an artists that has gained some traction within the industry. Passionate about music, Corinna has been singing since she was five and has since teamed up with guitarist Luke Wood to bring her alternative pop music to different levels.
She will be releasing her debut album this autumn and her single Echoes of My Mind has been made the official song of new game, Standpoint. Also due to be released this autumn.
We caught up with her outside the Nevada Acoustic Stage.
Musical Nourishment (MN): What would be your menu on Come Dine With Me?
Corinna Jane (CJ): What a brilliant question! I love that show! Right here goes … For starters I would probably …. ok I'm going to work backwards because I've figured out the rest of it. So, for the main course I'd go for risotto because I know it's a Come Dine With Me classic really, but I'm the queen of risotto making and all my friends say so. I kind of have a reputation amongst my circle so it would be a risotto. Probably with chorizo, maybe scallops and porcini mushrooms, add in a bit of garlic and definitely lots of parmesan on top. For dessert, this is my other famous dessert in my friendship circle, is my lemon tart and it's not even like any lemon tart there's a lot of real zingy zesty texture to my lemon tart that makes it just a little bit special. Now for the starter, I have to come back to this because that was the thing I couldn't really work out, but I would probably go with….it would have to be something very simple maybe avocado with prawns or something, or I would make a homemade pate and little toast. Yeah I think that would get me a 10!
MN: That's a great menu. Next question!
CJ: I hope it's like a random one I love these random ones.
MN: Out of all the songs that are not your own which do you wish you had written and why?
CJ: That's also a great question – you have great questions. This is so much fun! Last night I saw Tom Odell perform and I think Tom Odell's great and I absolutely love, and I think this is the best song he released last year, Another Love is beautiful.
MN: I love that song.
CJ: It's great. You can't imagine such a complicated yet beautiful riff in your head. It's one of those things that's so rare and the whole melody and the lyrics, it's such a unique piece of music that doesn't sound like anything else. It has a weird emotional core to it and it's mesmerising.
MN: I think with Tom Odell he's got this unique tone like being able to go from really soft to really passionate and angry, that kinda pulls you in.
CJ: Absolutely and that song, in my book, is a classic really. So that's one of them yeah it only asked for one song so I think I'll stick with that.
MN: Do you have any superstitions?
CJ: Do we have time? Haha yeah I have quite a lot of superstitions. I don't like tempting fate at all, I don't like saying 'oh that never happens' because it always will. I don't have the kind of superstitions like I'm not going to walk under a ladder or walk on cracks in pavement or things like that. But I'm quite superstitious in other things, I always think that there is some kind of greater cause somewhere so I feel like that's always at my back. I know that sounds a bit paranoid, but I guess nothing specific rings a bell or anything. You might have to cut out all of this umming and erring when I'm trying to figure out the answer!
MN Don't worry!
CJ: Ok do I have any superstitions? I've just got Stevie Wonder going round in my head now! Well I guess it's just not tempting fate which is probably my biggest one really, everything else I can live with so it's just not pushing your luck really. So not a particularly interesting answer
MN: Some people just say no I don't have any.
CJ: I just can't do that, I can't not give an answer!
MN: Do you have a charity or cause that's close to your heart?
CJ: I don't have a specific charity that I know of but I do have one that I do think is great because for me it's animals really, so if there's a charity I would want to support it's animals. They get a bit neglected sometimes, I just believe that animals should have the rights that we do because people do sometimes think that we are more important. I think that one really really good cause is the Canine Angels who go off to Romania and they rescue dogs from there. It's a lot of the street dogs that are neglected or abused or just really starting to roam around the place with no hope of being able to take care of themselves. They get these dogs and then they rely on donations to be able to pay vet bills, and then they re-home them to British homes and it's such a lovely lovely thing and I think they do a great job.
MN: Shall we do one last card?
CJ: Ok, which one shall I pick?
MN: I like that you put so much thought in.
CJ: That's where my superstition really kicks in because it may have an impact, kind of like a tarot card.
MN: Tell me a secret.
CJ: Oh Summer we've only just met haha! Ok so tell me a secret ok so what kind of secret?
MN: Anything that springs to mind – it doesn't have to be like a deep deep deep secret.
CJ: Oh ok, I'm so boring I don't really hide much so…
MN: If you want you can pick another card.
CJ: I might pick another one because I know what I'm like I'll be thinking a while.
MN: If you curated your own festival who would headline?
CJ: Oh wow right,do they have to be alive?
MN: No, it's your dream line up.
CJ: Well, it'll be a combination of new people I really like and old people. One of the singer song writers I'm really loving at the moment is Kacey Musgraves she's a country singer but she's got a bit of an edge to her a bit like Sheryl Crow. Speaking of which I'd have like Kacey Musgraves on the bill and I'd have Sheryl Crow the headline. Saying the Beatles is like really obvious so I'm gonna try to be a bit more original about it. Do you know what I'd probably go for, I need a band, a big band to be like the headlining act. I used to love the Killers but now they've got a bit soft, they're not as edgy anymore.
MN: Because he's got a solo career alongside it hasn't he?
CJ: Yeah! You know what? I'm going to go for the best band I've ever seen play live, it might sound a bit cliché but Greenday because Billie Joe Armstrong has so much of a front man charisma, he's got so much stage presence and so much personality. The fact is you don't even have to like any of Greenday's music to enjoy the set because when he's on stage everyone just abides by whatever he says. I think Greenday and Kacey Musgraves, it would be a weird line up.
MN: So it's eclectic.
CJ: It is eclectic, it was a great question.
MN: Just one more. Do you have anything coming up that you would like to plug?
CJ: Yes I do! I am currently recording my album in the studio right now so that will probably be released early next year. There will be a brand new video and its all going to be quite pop rock because right now I'm performing acoustically, which I kind of enjoy but it's out of necessity. But what I want to do is like rock up all of these songs I've got so it's going to have quite a piano driven pop sound with a slight quirky edge. In the mean time there's stuff up online on soundcloud.com/corinnajane and youtube.com/corinnajane so you have all kinds of different stuff available right now. So get behind it and when the album is there you can buy the bigger better thing.
MN: Does it have a name yet or are you still working on it?
CJ: no this is the thing, I don't know what to call it. I don't want to call it something really naff like Corinna Jane My story or whatever I want it to have something important, but it's so difficult not to think of a cheesy title. I think it should be a lyric from one of the songs. I think it's one of those things that will just come to me one day or I'll just wake up with it.. If you've got any suggestions then feel free to tell me!
Corinna Jane is working hard on her upcoming projects, and it will be exciting to hear her new sound. Plus, if she's ever on Come Dine With Me it sounds like her fellow contestants are in for a treat. As she's said she's working on an album, and if you're eager to know the title or perhaps when it's due for release there are the usual channels you can use to check including Facebook, Twitter and her website.


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The new Watchkeeper drone being developed for the UK military is based on a model that Israel has 'field tested' in attacks on Gaza which left many Palestinians dead, including children, says War on Want.
The charity made this warning yesterday (12 December) in a report that demands the British government and the European Union end their support for Israeli violations of human rights and impose a two-way arms embargo.
The report points to boasts from Haifa firm Elbit Systems about its drones' lethal power in Gaza and notes that over 800 Palestinians have been reported dead in Israeli drone raids.
Just over a year ago, Israeli drone strikes on Gaza killed 36 people. The mother of 12-year-old victim, Mamoun Aldam, said: "I held my Mamoun in my arms when he died and everything felt destroyed for me. I hope that he is the last child to be killed in Palestine."
The UK Ministry of Defence awarded a near £1 billion contract for the new Watchkeeper drone to a joint venture between Elbit and its commercial partner, Thales UK.
The joint venture, UAV Tactical Systems, operates the overall Watchkeeper programme from its facility in Leicester, with work subcontracted to a host of other British companies.
The design and technology of the Watchkeeper is based closely on Elbit's Hermes 450 model, which Israel has used extensively over Gaza.
Current British plans earmark the Watchkeeper for surveillance, but reports suggest the Royal Artillery hopes the drone will be able to launch weapons.
War on Want senior campaigns officer, Rafeef Ziadah, said: "By supporting the arms trade with Israeli companies, the British government is sending a clear message of approval for Israel's aggression against the Palestinian people. The European Union is sending a similar message through its research funding for Israeli arms companies. It is high time both the UK and the EU ended their support for Israel's violations of international law."
Ministers from the previous UK government rejected Israeli assurances that UK arms would not be deployed against civilians in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. However, the current administration now has 381 extant arms licences to Israel, worth £7.8 billion.
Elbit and other Israeli defence firms receive research subsidies from the European Union's multibillion security research programme.
The War on Want report comes days before scheduled discussions on defence and security issues at the European Council summit in Brussels (19-20 December).
* The report can be downloaded here (*.PDF Adobe Acrobat document): http://www.waronwant.org/attachments/Killer%20Drones,%20War%20on%20Want.pdf


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Educational Impact Matrix for Students with Hearing Loss
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One Day Horseback tours in Uruguay
Craving full nature? In Cabalgatas Valiceras we have several options for you to enjoy fun horseback riding along the beautiful coast of Rocha.
Here we present you the …
Full Moon Trail Ride: a horse ride we do from Barra de Valizas to the woods, then we stop at the Laguna de Briozzo to contemplate the beauty of the place and take a refreshing dip. From there we go to the Atlantic coast to discover the beautiful moon!
Lagoon Trail Ride: a horse ride you can enjoy early in the morning or afternoon. We go from the Valizas stream, cross the village and arrive at elmonte, rode among pine and eucalyptus to reach the Briozzo Lagoon then start heading to the beach … Enjoy it!
Calaveras Trail Ride: riding a route that starts near from the mouth of the creek Valizas (or it may be from Cabo Polonio), the early hours of the morning. We walk halfway between the dunes and the sea … later climbed Cerro Buena Vista to see the wonderful scenery. We also cross Indian and pirate paths and discover magical stories!
Cabo Polonio Horseback Trail: riding a route that begins early, near the mouth of the creek Valizas. We walk through the dunes, border the creek and reache down to ride … the beautiful Playa Azul to gallop. Then we walk Cabo Polonio (we climbe the lighthouse, we see sea lions and we might even see whales!) And offer the option of lunch. In the afternoon, we go through the Indian trails of Playa de las Caraveras, we climbe the panoramic Cerro Buena Vista and take great photos!
We also have horse riding long distance Trails … Yeah! Several days rochenses enjoying the charms! Are you interested?
Find out more at the following links:
Rocha to the Fullest: http://cabalgatasvaliceras.com.uy/cabalgata/cabalgata-rocha-a-pleno/
Endless Beach Horseback ride: http://cabalgatasvaliceras.com.uy/cabalgata/cabalgata-without-limites/


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Seat belts are designed to keep drivers and passengers secured in their seats in the event of a road traffic collision. By securing the driver and any passengers in position, seat belts can substantially reduce the risk of serious or fatal injuries during a road traffic incident.
Wearing a seat belt significantly reduces your risk of being thrown from a vehicle during a collision. Moreover, by wearing a seat belt, the effectiveness of your vehicle's other safety mechanisms are heightened. Systems such as airbags and head restraints are more efficient at protecting motorists and passengers if seat belts are worn.
Seat Belt Statistics
- Since 1983, all drivers and front seat passengers within a vehicle are required to wear a seat belt by law. Rear seat belt use was made compulsory for children in 1989 and adult passengers in 1991. As a result of this legislation, seat belts have been estimated to have save over 50,000 lives in the UK.
- Passengers travelling in a vehicle account for 64% of all road related casualties. In 2010, 133,205 people were killed or seriously injured whilst travelling in vehicles; out of which 89,787 were the drivers of these vehicles.
- According to recent 2008/2009 statistics from the Department for Transport, approximately 95% of adult front seat passengers and drivers wear seat belts. In comparison, 88% of adult rear seat passengers wear seat belts. The Department for Transport continues to commission regular surveys of seatbelt wearing in England and has done so since 1988. These surveys are carried out at 32 sites in two areas in Nottingham and Crowthorne. The surveys occur during daylight hours, during which time survey staff are positioned at light controlled junctions in order to observe the seatbelt and child restraint use of vehicle occupants. In 2009, an additional survey was conducted at 21 sites in Scotland, using the same observational practices.
- The 2009 Department for Transport survey also revealed that young drivers were the least likely to wear seat belts. Out of the drivers surveyed, 94% of young drivers wore a seat belt in comparison to 95% of middle-aged drivers and 96% of older drivers.
- According to the 2009 survey, male drivers wore seat belts less than women. Only 93% of male drivers were observed to be wearing seat belts in comparison to 98% of female drivers.
- The 2009 survey showed that the proportion of drivers wearing seat belts was higher on weekends than weekdays; with 97% of weekend drivers wearing seatbelts as opposed to 95% of weekday drivers.
- The 2009 survey also showed that drivers wore seatbelts more frequently on major roads than on minor roads; with 96% of major road drivers wearing a seatbelt in relation to 94% of minor road drivers.
In order to safeguard yourself and your passengers in the event of a collision, it is advisable that you practice the following seat belt measures:
- Always wear a seat belt when sitting in the front or rear of a vehicle.
- If travelling with children, make sure that they are fitted with a sufficient child restraint or seat belt. If you have small children who are under 135cm in height, or who are under 12 years of age, they must be seated in a specified child car seat. This is because adult sized seat belts are ineffective at comprehensively securing small children in the event of a crash.
- When wearing a seat belt, make sure that the belt is as tight as possible with no slack.
- Make sure that the belt is fully functional; e.g. check that the strap is not trapped in the car door, or wrapped around any objects.
- If wearing a lap belt, it should be positioned over your pelvis, instead of your stomach.
- When wearing a seat belt, the diagonal strap should be positioned over your shoulder, instead of your neck.
- Check the condition of your seat belts regularly in case they are damaged. Scrutinise all of the seat belts in your vehicle for; fraying around the edges, cut or split fabric, holes in the strap, as well as any damage to the seat belt buckle or seat belt lock. Any of these faults could reduce the effectiveness of your seat belts in the event of a crash and should therefore be fixed by a professional immediately.


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07/21/19 Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time - Fr. Reggie
Tuesday | July 23, 2019 | 13:54 PM
Today's readings remind us that contemplation and hospitality are like love and service: they go together and enrich one another. In today's readings it seems one person might be getting the brunt of the grunt work (Sarah and Martha), but when it is understood from the perspective of communion, a perspective Paul reminds us of in today's Second Reading, we know that whether we are in a moment of contemplation or hospitality, love or service, we are benefiting the whole Mystical Body of Christ.
Abraham, in today's First Reading, had a unique encounter with the Lord through three visitors. He'd been told to wander to new lands as a nomad with the promise of a land and children of his own. Sarah had been there every step of the way for years, just as she was now by preparing food for unexpected visitors. Now the Lord, in the three mysterious visitors, promises that Sarah will bear a son. Sarah receives the blessing, a blessing for her and her husband, that both had been striving for in different ways. Sarah let Abraham take the lead, but both reaped the benefits.
Paul, in today's Second Reading, speaks of making up for what is lacking in the sufferings of Christ for the sake of his Body, the Church. Greco-Roman philosophers spoke of society as being like a body, with its members doing things, glamorous and unglamorous, for the good of society. St. Paul may have been inspired, in part, by this understanding of a society as like a body, but the Body of Christ for him was something much more profound, perhaps from the moment the Lord appeared to him on the road to Damascus (when he was still Saul, the persecutor of Christians) and said "I am Jesus, whom you are persecuting" (Acts 9:5). As Saul persecuted Christians he was persecuting Jesus himself. As members of the Body of Christ, we can benefit our brothers and sisters in the faith, and they can benefit us, just as our sins can adversely impact the whole Body. Our Lord took upon himself the toughest part, on the Cross, to teach us that we too can take on the hard things for the spiritual benefit of others. Some always have the tougher part; as believers, they can be consoled by knowing that doing their part, easy or hard, will result in blessings for them and the entire Body.
Mary, in today's Gospel, seems to have left her sister Martha in the lurch, sitting at Our Lord's feet, and Martha is not shy about bringing that up to Our Lord. We all are tempted from time to time of being envious of what others are doing when our part seems burdensome or unfair. Our Lord reminds Martha that everyone has a part to play, be it love and contemplation or hospitality and service. Mary may have had the "better" part, but Martha had an important part to play as well. In the end, both Mary and Martha would be blessed when Our Lord raises their brother Lazarus from the dead thanks to their love and faith. The story of Martha and Mary in today's Gospel also helps us take stock of our prayer life. Martha, through serving the Lord, is making her life a prayer; she's busy, but she is doing it for him. The first step in any prayer life is the desire to know and to serve the Lord. At the same time, Martha's prayer life is tainted with activism: focusing on doing so much that she loses sight of why she is doing it. This is proved when she comes to Our Lord to complain and judge her sister: a lack of charity is a symptom of a lack of prayer life. Our Lord is well aware of this, which is why he presents Martha's sister Mary as an example of contemplative prayer: Mary just sits at the Lord's feet, apparently "doing" nothing, but she is loving the Lord. Everyone needs this kind of prayer too: prayer not so much of reciting words or doing things as simply "sitting" in the Lord's presence and listening to whatever he has to say, or simply just being there and loving him while he loves us.
The main scriptural foundation for the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is in the Letter of James: "Is any among you sick? Let him call for the elders of the church, and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord" (James 5:14). This sacrament is not just for the benefit of the afflicted person; the whole Church benefits when sufferings are offered up for her. The Catechism describes this as an "ecclesial grace": "The sick who receive this sacrament, 'by freely uniting themselves to the passion and death of Christ,' 'contribute to the good of the People of God.' By celebrating this sacrament the Church, in the communion of saints, intercedes for the benefit of the sick person, and he, for his part, though the grace of this sacrament, contributes to the sanctification of the Church and to the good of all men for whom the Church suffers and offers herself through Christ to God the Father" (CCC 1522).
Try taking ten minutes today from your schedule to just sit down in a quiet place (at home, in a church, etc.) and simply recollect yourself and speak with Our Lord heart to heart. He will speak if you listen. It will help you be more like Martha and like Mary in a good way.
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This problem is in reference to the YS640:
1. I'm installing a new thermal indicator probe. I have installed two of these in the past with no problem.
2. After installing, I turned the 640 on but there is no display on the read out window.
3. Also, the GFI trips but the external fuse is fine.
4.All wiring is in accordance with the schematic provided with the installation instructions.
5. After several attempts of reconnecting TCA 1 and TCA 2, I decided to disconnect TCA1 and TCA2 and try powering up.
6. When TCA1 and TCA 2 are disconnected the smoker display window works as it should (except for temperature display, U26 is displayed for the firmware code).
7. I carefully reconnected TCA1 / TCA2 . I experienced the same as I have reported above.
Any help you can give me will be appreciated, thanks.
Follow the manual lighting procedure in the user manual, and see if it still doesn't work with the igniter unplugged.
Ok, will do. Above I made reference to TCA1/TCA2....that should have read TC1A /(W) and TC1B/(R).
I've read the instructions for manual start-up. I'm assuming that after I disconnect the "igniter" I should reconnect TC1A and TC1B before igniting the pellets.?
Yes, the thermocouple must be connected.
After disconnecting and manually lighting the pellets:
I turned the power on and it did display the U26 code with the 350 default.
The actual temperature read out was 400 F and the step down was being displayed.
While trying to modify the desired temperature from the default of 350 to 250 the external fuse was blown.
I'll need to get a replacement fuse and try again but I'm afraid I'll get the same result.
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After replacing the fuse, the second attempt of the manual start-up was successful.
I increase and decrease the temperature and the smoker responded as expected. I ran the smoker for approx two hours without experiencing any problem. It appears that the problem does reside in the igniter wiring.
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Lytisha is a Nottingham based poet, whose poetry ranges from the quiet and reflective, through to political anti-austerity and anti-bigotry, via the 69 bus.
Performances include: Edinburgh Fringe, Splendour Festival, Nottingham Poetry Festival, Inspire Poetry Festival, and Buxton Festival. Internationally: Speakeasy, Brussels, Poetry Live, Auckland and Inside Out, Ponsonby, New Zealand.
She is a member of DIY poets, and World Jam: Nottingham's global poetry and music collective. She produces events as Poetry Aloud at festivals.
Her poetry pamphlets include: A Backpack on his Backpack published 2019 by Poetry Aloud. Every Last Biscuit published 2017 by Green Feather Books.
Lytisha's short stories have been published in various anthologies including Write Like a Girl, Monster and Visual Verse.
Her short play Gone Fishing was first performed in April 2016, and her poetry was incorporated into the play Just Cuckoos by Emerging Perspectives theatre company 2016.
A Journey Inside is a spoken word and contemporary music score written by Lytisha and premiered in collaboration with CoMA at the National Contemporary Music Festival 2018, and was performed at Nottingham Poetry Festival 2018.
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Actinogen Medical (ASX: ACW) is pleased to announce dosing of the first participant in XanaHES, a Phase I dose escalation safety study of Xanamem in healthy elderly volunteers. XanaHES is designed to expand the safety data-set for Xanamem, while exploring the potential for higher doses of the drug to be used, if considered necessary, in future trials in Alzheimer's disease and other indications. It is planned that 42 participants will be randomised into the first cohort and receive either 20mg Xanamem or placebo daily for 12 weeks. Following a review of the 20mg safety data, a second cohort of 42 participants may be randomised to receive 30mg Xanamem or placebo daily.


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We have the first HQ image from Bill Condon's WikiLeaks film The Fifth Estate which will release November 15, 2013. This image features cast members Benedict Cumberpatch and Daniel Bruhl. (Collider)
Following Daniel Domscheit-Berg (Brühl), an early supporter and eventual colleague of Julian Assange (Cumberbatch), The Fifth Estate traces the heady, early days of WikiLeaks, culminating in the release of a series of controversial and history changing information leaks. The websites overnight success brought instant fame to its principal architects and transformed the flow of information to news media and the world at large.
Real life Julian Assange reported having a copy of the film's script and had some comments! Here is what Deadline is reporting!
Addressing an Oxford Union debate via videolink on Wednesday night,WikiLeaks founder Julian Assangecalled DreamWorks upcoming Bill Condon-directed The Fifth Estate a massive propaganda attack on WikiLeaks and the character of my staff. Throughout the address, Assange, who has been holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy in London since it offered him asylum in August, had what was purported to be a copy of the films script though The Guardiansays he never showed it to the camera. He told students the film was fanning the flames of war since, he claims, it starts inside a military complex in Iran with the suggestion a nuclear bomb is being built. He then asked, How does this have anything to do with us? It is a lie upon lie.


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International artist and emerging performer, Alex Côté creates a contemporary imagery of body, landscape and plastic that unfolds with meditation, contemplation and collective awareness. His work seeks to awaken the primitive soul, the earthly roots and the spiritual connection that bind humans to nature, while soliciting the senses of the viewer and creating sacred aesthetics with the performers. Throughout workshops, residencies, festivals and exhibitions, Alex Côté's creative process has been evolving within the fields of theatre, performance, photography, video, mapping, installation, site-specific and land art. He has shown his work in Berlin, Venice, Rome, New York, Portugal, Poland, Spain, France, and recently in Montréal as a guest-artist VJ for the Nocturnes of the Museum of Contemporary Art. Invited by DeSerres and The Artist Project, he took part of the last Toronto Art Fair 2019 with his contemporary collection of photography. Finally, Alex Côté will participate and perform during the Festival International Art of Performance (FIAP) in Martinique in November.
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Rafa wants to offload Henri Saivet for the season and since no club has come in to buy him he will probably go out on a season loan again.
Saivet is not part of the first team squad and didn't play one minute in the preseason and it's now likely that he will go on loan and has been offered to clubs in Europe.
He was on loan Turkish club Sivasspor and the manager at the time is now at Bursaspor and there has been some interest in taking him on loan there.
Henri Saivet – after scoring at West Ham last season
The Bursaspor Vice-President Cern Ozturk has said this about the central midfielder on Olay TV:
"The deal for Saivet depends on us at the moment. He is available to us if we want him,"
Newcastle have until the end of August to sell players to continental clubs with the transfer window in Turkey still open until the end of this month.
So there will be a chance to sell players and loan players to continental clubs past August 9th when the English transfer window will close.
Saivet has been a very poor signing for us and we got him from Bordeaux for around £5M in January 2016, but then Steve McClaren was fired six weeks later and in came Rafa – who didn't rate the Senegal International.
So in two and a half years, he's made only 6 first team appearances for the club including two in the first part of last season – when he scored a great goal from a free-kick in the 3-2 win at West Ham.
Last season Rafa had to keep him at the club until January when nobody came in for him last summer – but then he went on loan to Sivasspor and did quite well.
Comments welcome.
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Weird with Saviet and Lazaar in the short first team opportunities that I have watched them they have looked decent ?!
Saviet for a couple of games in midfield didn't look out of his depth and in France looked like could be similar to Kante
Lazaar in that one game against Hull looked really good and composed on the ball
But Rafa must think they both aren't robust enough or work hard enough which is fair enough
Was looking forward to end of season in the hope Ashley would sell Newcastle… yeah right! I believe he had no intention to sell, it was just a line of many excuses he thinks up during each transfer window. The takeover nonsense was mostly so he didn't have to spend big in January which we all would have expected.
Ashley had no intention to sell, it was just a line of many excuses he thinks up during each transfer window. The takeover nonsense was mostly so he didn't have to spend big in January which we all would have expected.
Not true unless two set of City lawyers – acting for each side
were telling porkies which is never going to happen.
There were undoubtedly meetings
How serious Ashley was is a different matter.
But at one stage a sale was a distinct possibility
I said the same about bonuses earlier. It would be stupid and pointless to give them another 4m for avoiding relegation. I don't think there is much chance of it happening so this year the bonus should be to get in the top 10 and extra money for each place. To reward players massively for dropping six places would be insane. Do Manchester United have bonuses to avoid relegation?
I agree that while not bad players, not many of our current lot have potential to improve all that much. The two young French lads could go on to be world superstars, or the next Haidara & Vuckic. It's exciting to have a few players like that.
I've set up an Ed Harrison League on the Fantasy Football site if anyone wants to join in.
The deadline for getting your team set up and joining the league is Thursday night I believe.
That's the code to join if anyone is interested. I'll post this tomorrow as well to give people a chance to see it
Putting two and two together and making Diane Abbott, the guy that said the other day about looking for a Charnley replacement, well maybe Usmanov knew about the Arse sale (he would have), has agreed terms with the twat and was just awaiting the Arse deal to go through? Kroenke does own US sports teams?
As I said, just doing a Diane Abbott, I have no idea, but it does kinda fit.
The Toffees are getting very excited about Alisher Usmanov
leaving Arsenal but , both he and his Iranian accountant
Farhad Moshiri (major shareholder in Everton)
have said , sole ownership is the only way.
Having surrendered his 30% to Stan Kroenke , NUFC would
appear to be tailor-made for the Uzbeki's ambitions.
He certainly has the dosh.
It's an interesting mix of owners of Premier League clubs:
1. Those who have made their money from gambling empires
2. Those who got rich through pornography
3. Foreign nationals who are wealthy individuals from corrupt former communist states
4. Arab investors who are using the clubs as advertising and have similar clubs in other world leagues
5. Mike Ashley
6. Others
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Most tours focus ONLY on what happened in the past—where Yeshua (Jesus) walked—but there is no focus on where Yeshua is walking today! In addition to visiting all the amazing historical sites—Jerusalem, Galilee, The Dead Sea and more—we connect with people living in Israel. We will worship with King of Kings Congregation in Jerusalem and meet many Israeli's gaining a more in-depth understanding of Israel and its importance.
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Your Life-Changing Israel Experience with Russ & Jackie Jones
Connect with the land and the people of Israel with Russ & Jackie Jones
- Meet authors and ministry leaders.
- Delicious Israeli food.
- Powerful teaching on location from our seasoned tour guide.
- Personal stories of Holocaust survivors still living in Israel from Susan Heagy.
- See some of the hidden gems that tourists never see in Akko with a private tour by an important local leader.
- You will laugh, cry and have a life-changing experience!
- Enjoy all kinds of amazing surprises.
Journey with us to the sites of our Biblical Foundations and Christian Heritage on a personalized tour hosted by Russ & Jackie Jones.
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- 9 overnights, double room occupancy. ** Single room supplement added for private room.
- 10 touring days including:
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- Site entrance fees
- Breakfast and dinner at hotel
- Transportation
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- Lunch every day
- Health and travel insurance
- Tips for guide and driver
- Round Trip Flight:
- Estimate $999 – $1300 flight from USA depending on the airport you're coming from.
- You can book your own flight or book through our agent when you click to reserve your spot.
- If you want to book your own flight, you need to be in Tel Aviv, Israel on the 24th of May 2020.
Day 1: Land in Ben Gurion Airport, Tel Aviv. You will be met and greeted by a representative of Lipkin Tours who will welcome you to Israel and introduce you to our tour guide and driver.
Dinner and overnight at the West Lagoon Hotel Natanya in Tel Aviv
DAY 2: We will begin our first day at the Independence Hall and see where Israel was reborn 70 years ago after 2,000 years of exile.
From there we will proceed to the Joseph Bau Museum, from Schindler's List. Meet their family and learn their miraculous survival from the Holocaust. Hadasa and Cilia Bau will share how their parents saved lives and moved to Israel to rebuild the nation and fulfill Isaiah 2:3.
Our next stop is to Jaffa — the wold's oldest port from where Jonah sailed, where Peter visited Simon the Tanner to its modern day development. Visit the ancient port of the prophet Jonah, where Peter healed Tabitha (Dorcas), and home of Simon the Tanner. Here is where Peter was called to take the Gospel to the Gentiles, Acts 9-10. We will end the day with a visit to Caesarea Aquaduct.
Dinner and overnight in Hof Gai Hotel
DAY 3:Today we're off to Nazareth Village – a reconstructed Jewish village replicating the village that Jesus grew to manhood.
Next stop Megiddo, where the Messiah will recur to earth to defeat the Antichrist (the "beast") in the battle of Armageddon.
We will then travel to Akko where we will have a unique private tour by the Senior Advisor to the Major. We will also learn about some very special community projects for Holocaust Survivors.
Final stop of the day, Mt. Carmel where the Prophet Elijah defeated with the Priests of Baal (1 Kings 18:17-40).
Dinner and Overnight in Hof Gai Hotel
DAY 4: Start our day in Tel Dan, described in the Bible as the northernmost city of Israel.
Next stop: Banias, a source of the Jordan River and the site of Caesarea Philippi where the Apostle Peter made his great confession of faith in Jesus as the Christ, the Son of God (Matthew 16: 13-17).
We will visit the Northern border to the Misgav Am Army Base and give thanks to the Israeli soldiers for their endless hard work.
Following this we drive to Mt. Bental in the Golan Heights and look out to the "Road to Damascus". We will then trade to Katzrin, known as the 'Capital of the Golan Heights" and visit their new interactive visitors center.
Dinner and Overnight at Hof Gai Hotel
DAY 5:Today we start with a visit to Capernaum which in Jesus' time was a flourishing border town.
We continue to the Boat Museum in Kibbutz Ginosar where a 2,000-year-old boat from Jesus' time is exhibited.
Off to enjoy a relaxing boat ride on The Sea of Galilee, a place rich in memories of the three years of Jesus' ministry was around its shores, before heading south, we will visit Magdala, home to Mary Magdalene. We will baptize in the Yardenit where Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist.
On our drive through the Jordan Valley to the Dead Sea we will stop by Argaman and learn about a mysterious Israelite footprint structure that was found there.
Dinner and Overnight at Dead Sea Hotel
DAY 6:This morning we tour the ancient fortress of Masada where King Herod built one of his castles and where the first Jewish-Roman war ended in a mass suicide.
We then travel to the cave of Qumran, a national heritage site and the location where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered.
Next up is an exciting camel ride through the desert mountains and a unique experience of Abrahams hospitality at Genesis land before heading into Jerusalem.
On our way to Jerusalem we will make a stop at Mt Scopus where you will have a chance to stand and overlook Jerusalem.
Dinner and Overnight at the Crowne Plaza Jerusalem Hotel
DAY 7: After breakfast we start our pilgrimage in Jerusalem with a drive to the top of the Mount of Olives, from which Jesus ascended to Heaven after his resurrection.
Next spot will be the ancient Garden of Gethsamane, at the foot of the Mt. of Olives.
We will then make our way to the Garden Tomb where we will celebrate the resurrection with a Communion Service and where Jesus rose from the grave in Jerusalem.
We continue on to Mt. Zion to visit the site of the Last Supper and the Upper Room.
Our final stop will be to the Friends of Zion Museum, to honor the biblical and modern heroes of the Christian participation in the return and restoration of the Jewish people back to their Promised Land and Zion.
Dinner and Overnight in Crowne Plaza Jerusalem Hotel
DAY 8: We will be traveling south to Kfar Etzion, where we will se a multimedia light and sound show about the history of Gush Etzion.
Then continue to Hebron, city of the Patriarchs and first capital of King David. Special opportunity to tour with Author Gidon Ariel the ancient Jewish village from 4th to 9th Century Jewish neighborhoods and the Machpela cave.
Onward to Susiya to visit the olive press, archeology, ancient tunnels and more, giving you a chance to really explore ancient biblical life.
Following that, we will travel to Judea for a walk alone the Path of the Patriarchs, where we will see ancient ritual paths and be able to see Jerusalem. Return to Jerusalem for a service at King of Kings.
Dinner and Overnight in Crowne Plaza Jerusalem Hotel
DAY 9: Today we will be touring Samaria. Our first stop of the day will be Bethel to visit the site of Jacob's Dream of the Ladder.
We will proceed to Ancient Shiloh, the site where the Tabernacle stood for 369 years, and what was once the center of Jewish life.
From there we will make our way to Mount Gerizim to learn about the mountains of blessing and curses and enjoy the lookout into Shechem and Josefs Tomb, this will be followed by a visit to the HaYovel base camp in Har Bracha.
Dinner and Overnight in the Crowne Plaza Jerusalem Hotel
DAY 10: Today we will be touring the Jewish Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem. We will begin with an Archeological Dig of the ruins from the Temple Mount.
We will then tour the Temple Institute where we will see the temple vessels, furniture, garments & history and learn how preparations have been made for messiah's soon coming.
We will proceed to the Western Wall Tunnels, a time for prayer and reflection.
We make our way to the Kotel (Western Wall) Tunnels for the unveilings of the underground stones, streets and storefronts that Jesus walked on. Its like an underground city!
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Devarayanadurga is a cluster of hills located around 70 km from Bangalore. The gradual incline is an easy climb for an amateur or even a beginner. The tour starts with this unhurried trek that provides the hill forts stories, spectacular views of the forests below and occasional agricultural fields.
Atop is a temple for Lord Narasimha and a cluster of homes that dot the town. From here, we drive down to another laidback town of Kaidala that is associated with legendary sculptors & stone temples.
We then have lunch at an iconic eatery in Tumkurs market lanes. Before we head back to Bangalore, well visit Mallasandras betel nut farms, know more about the modern farmer & his life.
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7.30 am: Leave Bangalore
8.30 am-9.30 am: Local Breakfast Enroute (Idlis/Dosas are the staple here. We can also try for
10.00 am: Reach Devarayanadurga. Trek up the hill.
11.00 am: Visit the temple and walk around some good viewpoints.
12.30pm-1.30pm: Lunch at Tumkur
1.30 -3.00: Reach Kaidala. Visit the Kaidala temples and know the story of the legendary
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6.30 pm: Reach Bangalore
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Survivors of the Manchester Arena bombing are to appeal against a High Court ruling not to grant them a formal role at the forthcoming public inquiry into the terror attack.
Lawyers for more than 50 people injured in the May 2017 explosion had applied for a judicial review of the decision by inquiry chairman Sir John Saunders not to give them core participant (CP) status.
If successful, it would have allowed them, through lawyers, to obtain disclosure of evidence in advance, challenge evidence and participate in lines of inquiry.
But last week, judges at the High Court sitting in Manchester ruled their application had failed because it was out of time.
Dame Victoria Sharp, the president of the Queen's Bench Division, added: "We would in any event have refused permission to apply on the ground that the claim itself is not arguable."
On Monday, Paul Greaney QC, at the seventh preliminary hearing ahead of the Arena public inquiry, said the survivors' group have now said they intend to appeal over the decision.
Mr Greaney, counsel to the inquiry, said: "By an email to the court timed at 3.35pm on July 10, the claimants' counsel indicated that they sought permission, or at any rate purported to seek permission to appeal.
"What impact this has on the inquiry, remains to be seen. It will undoubtedly divert the resources of the inquiry team, we are determined to do all we can to commence the oral evidence hearing on September 7."
A total of 600 adults and 340 children were injured in the blast.
Survivors have been told many will give evidence at the inquiry, and were being encouraged by lawyers for the public inquiry to raise any issues.
But Brenda Campbell QC, acting for the survivors, told last week's High Court hearing it was "fanciful" they could take part without proper legal assistance.
Among those already granted core participant status are the bereaved families of the 22 people killed in the explosion, along with Greater Manchester Police, Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service, the NHS and commercial bodies related to the Manchester Arena.
During Monday's preliminary hearing, lawyers discussed largely procedural matters in preparation for the start of the public inquiry on September 7 – to be held at Manchester Magistrates' Court.
The inquiry also heard a further application for core participant status, so he can be represented by lawyers, from an employee of Showsec, the firm responsible for security and crowd management at the Arena.
The individual, the hearing was told, who was working in the City Room at the Arena, where the attack took place, was involved in "interaction" with the bomber Salman Abedi and is the subject of "express and significant" criticism and will be subject to "most close scrutiny" at the inquiry, Mr Greaney said.
Suicide-bomber Abedi, 22, detonated a rucksack bomb in the foyer of the arena, known as the City Room, at the end of an Ariana Grande concert on May 22 2017, killing 22 bystanders and injuring hundreds more.
His brother, Hashem, 23, was convicted in March of murder and attempted murder and is yet to be sentenced.
A further preliminary hearing, to deal with anonymity orders and how evidence from MI5 and the security services will be given at the full inquiry, will be discussed on July 23.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A top U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission official on Thursday railed against the U.S. regulatory risk council for trying to grab the SEC's power in a "dangerous" quest to impose tougher rules on large asset managers.
SEC Republican Commissioner Daniel Gallagher vented his frustrations in a nine-page comment letter about the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) and its independent research arm, saying the FSOC is trying to impose bank-like rules on investment funds.
"I hereby register a vote of NO in the court of public opinion on the issue of whether to designate asset managers," Gallagher wrote.
"The FSOC process itself is far more dangerous to our financial markets than the purported risk factors it was purportedly created to address."
Gallagher's letter is unusual for an SEC commissioner. Typically a commissioner does not submit formal comment letters on matters in which the SEC is soliciting public feedback.
On May 19, the FSOC will hold a public roundtable of industry experts and academics to review the asset-management industry's activities and potential risks. BlackRock Inc and Fidelity are among some of the largest asset managers.
The FSOC, chaired by Treasury Secretary Jack Lew and made up of the heads of all financial regulators, can dub large financial firms as "systemic" and subject them to Fed oversight if it thinks they are too risky.
SEC Chair Mary Jo White, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and other regulators sit on the council. Board and commission members, such as Gallagher, are not FSOC members and do not get a vote in the designation process.
That has been a major sticking point for Gallagher and two fellow SEC commissioners, who have all complained they are shut out of private FSOC meetings and have no voice there.
The dispute intensified last year after the FSOC's research arm, the Office of Financial Research, released a report on asset managers, who are regulated by the SEC.
Gallagher and others at the agency viewed the report, which found that herding behavior and leverage at asset managers could pose systemic risks, as an attempt to usurp the SEC's authority. The Treasury Department, which houses the FSOC and its research unit, disputes this.
In a protest, the SEC last year issued the report for public comment, opening the door for a stream of major criticism from the fund industry and Capitol Hill.
Gallagher's letter on Thursday, which was added to the SEC's online comment letter file for the asset-management study, was highly critical of the report's findings.
"The end product was a botched analysis that grossly overstates ... the potential risks to the stability of our financial markets posed by asset management firms," he wrote.
A Treasury spokeswoman said: "Rather than prematurely terminating an inquiry into potential threats posed by this industry, the Council believes that further consideration is warranted."
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I've already touched on cinematic hybridity — that blend between documentary and fictional modes of storytelling — a number of times, most recently with reference to some Brazilian films such as Baronesa (2017). This is extended by two Dutch filmmakers working in Suriname with a community of former slaves, crafting a work of visual beauty and also imbued with a sense of poetic storytelling, as part of a creative process involving the entire community.
There's a certain type of film that London's Institute for Contemporary Arts presents — and if you live in a large city, maybe you too have some kind of modern arts space with galleries, musical/performance venues, a bookshop heavy on theoretical texts and which has a cinema too. Anyway, there are films they show there that in my mind are simply filed away as "ICA films", because where else would I see them? Last year's The Nothing Factory was definitely one such film (and indeed the other output of production company Terratreme), the Frames of Representation festival, the Straub-Huillet season… I could go on. And now there's this one: a Dutch film made in Suriname with (and about) a community descended originally from slaves, the Maroon people, which merges storytelling, documentary and staged theatre to tell a history, to depict a way of life, and to critique colonialism. It's a very ICA film.
That's not to say it's bad, but I couldn't quite tell you what happens. It has chapters, and a sort of free associative narrative quality, where it moves from various groups of people to others. Sometimes we see documentary-like scenes of nature — there are some sweepingly beautiful and impressive shots of the scenery — or of people making things or working. There are scenes where the inhabitants/actors stand and enunciate texts with all the studied grace of a Straub-Huillet film, and there's even a bit of humorous self-critique whereby they discuss the Dutch filmmakers' production terms and a distribution deal they're not so happy about.
The film screened with a filmed introduction by the three directors (the two Dutch ones, and Tolin Alexander, a local Surinamese director) about the film and their process, and throughout this short featurette it is emphasised how Stones Have Laws was very much a collaborative artwork, whereby the text and the presentation was developed in consultation with the people who were not merely actors but also the very source for the material. It's about being respectful to cultures who may not welcome the presence of outsiders, and it's a fascinating work on several levels, and I think it's a great example of the way that ethnographic concerns can work with its subjects to produce a sort of hybrid form.
Directors Lonnie van Brummelen, Siebren de Haan and Tolin Erwin Alexander; Writers collaborative with the cast; Cinematographers van Brummelen and de Haan; Length 100 minutes.
Seen at ICA, London, Friday 16 August 2019.