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Our HistoryThe firm began as eFUNDhub.com, founded by Uwe Rusch, in 2014. We envisioned a comprehensive, business development consultancy for new and existing businesses. Our goal was to provide a seamless strategy for the entrepreneur with various aspects of business services and in-house professionals.
With the recession upon us, we quickly understood that our clients would best be served by assisting them with financial facilitation of developmental capital. This was a true learning experience, navigating treacherous waters while attempting to prove and substantiate a safety net of investors for our clients. Conversely, our investors required that we provide them with experienced business professionals, in their preferred investment space. Our value became two-fold: protect the client from predators and scammers claiming to be investors, and protect our investors from unscrupulous potential fraud while minimizing their time spent on identifying real projects.
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picture from my little kitchen!
Serves 2-3
Original recipe from the amazing Nami (JustOneCookBook)
- 1 Tbsp. oil
- ½ lb ground chicken (you can also mince chicken breasts/thighs)
- 1 tsp. grated ginger with juice
- 1 Tbsp. sake
- 2 Tbsp. sugar
- 1 Tbsp. Mirin
- 2 Tbsp. soy sauce
- 2 eggs, beaten
- 1 Tbsp. sugar
- 1 Tbsp. oil
- 2-3 serving Japanese rice – i used jasmine rice because I didn't have japanese rice!
- ¼ cup defrosted green peas – i used canned peas – that's why the color look so dull. go for the frozen for a more colorful green!
- pickled ginger (kizami shoga) – i didn't use this cause I actually don't really like ginger – hahaha. so that explains my little tomato in my picture. hahaha!
- Heat the non-stick frying pan on medium heat and cook the chicken until almost cooked through. Using wooden spoon, break up the meat into small pieces.
- Add sake, sugar, and mirin.
- Add soy sauce and continue to break up the meat into smaller pieces.
- Grate ginger and keep the juice. When meat is broken up to pieces, add the ginger with juice.
- Cook until the liquid is 98% gone. Transfer to a bowl for now and wash the frying pan.
- Beat the eggs in a small bowl and add sugar. Mix well until sugar is completely dissolved. Prepare several cooking chopsticks.
- Heat the oil in the frying pan over medium low heat and pour egg mixture in there.
- Hold several chopsticks in one hand and break the egg into small pieces. When it's cooked, transfer to a bowl.
- Now you have three ingredients in a separate bowls. (chicken,peas, and egg)
- Serve rice in a bowl and put the three toppings on top as you like. Garnish with pickled ginger (kizami shoga) or in my case -cherry tomato! ^_^
Okay. This recipe is kick -ass. So simple and so yummy. Japanese people are amazing. That is all I can say. I notice they often use mirin, and sake (and dashi) – this combo never fails…and yet it never tastes the same. WHY??!!
I made this for me and a girlfriend that came over one day for lunch and she was shocked. So simple, but so packed with flavor and of course – very healthy. She was raving that it was so good – and yes, I was laughing inside because it was so easy thanks to Nami for sharing another great recipe.


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New artwork in the collection – diptych by Arjan Martins
Lewben Art Foundation collection now includes artwork by Brazilian artist Arjan Martins. His works belong to renowned collections such as: Pinacoteca de São Paulo, PIPA Foundation, Itaú Cultural, MAM (Museu de Arte Moderna) and Perez Art Museum of Miami (PAMM).
Arjan Martins was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 1960. In 2018 Martins won the PIPA prize, gaining sympathy from the jury. In the same year he participated in the exhibition "Recortes da Arte Brasileira" at the Art Berlin Fair, as well as in the exhibition "Fratura; integrated the itinerant exhibition EX AFRICA and participated in the 11 ° Mercosul Biennial. In 2017 the artist was awarded a prize for artistic residency in Africa, promoted by the Goethe Institute in Lagos, Nigeria. Also in 2017 he organized a solo exhibition at the O Estrangeiro Foundation, Brasilea Foundation in Basel, Switzerland. In 2016 Martins held a solo exhibition at Et Cetera at the A Gentil Carioca Art Gallery. In 2014 he participated in the group exhibition Do Valongo à Favela, MAR (Rio Museum of Fine Arts). Also in 2014 he organized a solo exhibition for Américas at MAM Rio. In 2009 he participated in the group exhibition "Abre Alas". In 2006 he attended the Dakar Biennale. In 2002, he participated in the group exhibition Arte Brasileira Hoje (Brazilian Art Today), organized his first solo exhibition, Desenhos (Drawings) at the Museu da República (Republic Museum), Rio de Janeiro. His works belong to renowned collections such as: Pinacoteca de São Paulo, PIPA Foundation, Itaú Cultural, MAM (Museu de Arte Moderna) and Perez Art Museum of Miami (PAMM).
In his work, Arjan Martins explores the problems of the African diaspora and African-Atlantic migrations that occurred during colonization of Brazil. Martins creates cartographic paintings depicting migration paths in the form of large caravels, sextants and globes as if they were carrying the full weight of deported slaves on their shoulders all alone. Immigrant and African descendant imagery is a key part of the artist's iconography, showing them in daily action from their arrival to South America until the present day. His work revolves around the inclusion of characters and codes not shown in history, while his canvases and drawings tell the story of colonization and slavery from those who have endured it and have been tortured by the imposed regime. His paintings are full of rough, uncomfortable shapes, cold and sometimes slightly dirty colors, but they also give them the effect that so often many works are lacking. Martins does not beautify the reality and sees no reason to do so.
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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Dress to Kill launch party
Tuesday, fashionweek. The dress to kill launch party at the W hotel. I was modelling for the cinema issue in a beauty shoot. Great times, great people; Me and the bella donnas in hot leopard prints!Me and my friend Simon! … Continue reading
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Candy Croco
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SMM: Second Spring/Summer 2012
Note! These pictures are my own. Please ask if you want to borrow. Second Spring/Summer 2012 Flowers, 70's summer and denim. Comfy and chic. I love the flower prints and the grande floppy hats, the transparent raincoat and and the … Continue reading
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SMM: More Queens
A little peak into what Fashion week could be like; Where you can get your make-up done for free.Media lounge.Creativity everywhere.Photobooth sponsored by Rowenta and their irons on display.PlexiglasOn the front-row with my shoes in the middle. Hard. Black. Wedge.Vincent … Continue reading
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SMM: Zenobia Bawa – Ronen Chen – Simon Chang
Note: These are my own pictures. If you want to borrow, contact me first. Thanks! Zenobia Bawa Spring/Summer 201220'th century neo-romanticism. Very feminine. Ronen Chen Spring/Summer 2012Very architectural. Edgy. I love head scarfs and effortless chic dresses! Simon Chang Spring/Summer 2012Crazy, playful … Continue reading


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Almost 20 hours, 2 transits through different country, we finally arrived in Krakow for our Summer Vacation 2018. It was indeed a tiring journey for us as this is the longest flight journey that most of us have taken to date, myself inclusive.
Poland, officially known as Republic of Poland is located in Central Europe, one of the sixth most populous member of European Union.
Our first stop is Krakow. To our surprise, we did not had to go through any immigrate upon our arrival in Krakow, flying in from Munich. We later found out that this is because we were transiting from Munich and both countries were part of European Union.
Krakow, is one of the oldest cities that is filled with many meaningful history and is the second largest city in Poland. One of Poland's most important economic hubs, Krakow is also known for leading centres of Polish academic, cultural and artistic life.
Krakow was the original capital of Poland until it was moved to Warsaw in 1596 by Sigismund III of the House of Vasa.
After checking into our Airbnb that is located only about 15 minutes walk from Old Town Square, we head our for our first adventure of the day. We decided to take a slow walk while trying to locate Galeria (shopping Mall) to try to obtain a Polish sim card.
Our walk brought us to Kleparz, where Jan Matejko Square is located. Jan Alojzy Matejko is a well-known Polish painter for paintings of notable historical Polish political and military events.
We even managed to do the night view of Jan Matejko Square
Jan Alojzy Matejko became the President of Krakow Academy of Fine Arts that is also located next to Jan Matejko Square.
Our next stop is St. Florian's Church, a historic church that stands at the northern end of Jan Matejko Square.
St. Florian's Church was built between 1185 and 1216 and it was burnt down many times over the past years. However, during these fire, the church, containing St. Florian's relics survived. Since then, St. Florian, a Roman Legion officer carrying water has been revered in Poland as patron saint of firefighters and chimneysweeps. The present appearance is the result of a Baroque renovation after the Polish-Swedish wars.
Walking around for a while, we finally found Galeria, the mall that we were heading towards to obtain our Polish sim card. A quick lunch and after getting our sim card, we headed out for our next exploration of the day. Stay tune!


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November 1-3, 2019
Come embrace the flavors and colors of fall in Door County as the quiet season begins on the peninsula. Stay one night and receive the second night at 25% off.
Discount valid for two night stay the weekend of November 1, 2019. Discount only valid for reservations made directly with our hotel by phone or on our website. Must mention this special offer at the time of reservation. Not valid with other discounts.
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Why is wedding DJ hire so important for your big day? Well, after all of the hectic build up to your wedding, (not to mention the stress of the morning itself!), your first dance as a married couple is often the first time you can both relax and enjoy a truly intimate moment with each other. Having the right song that encapsulates the love between you, a song that you will always look back on with loving memories, a song that will always be "your song", is one of the biggest decisions of your day, so you want to get it right!
Wedding DJ hire, or choosing the right wedding DJ can be the difference between an empty dancefloor, or a heaving dancefloor bringing memories that will last in yours and the guests minds for a lifetime! And it all starts with the all important first song, so here are a list of some of the most popular, recommended songs for a first dance, along with a few left field alternatives. We hope this list helps in choosing the song that will mean so much to you for the rest of your life!
Recommended songs for a first dance
Ed Sheeran – Perfect
Although this song was only released in 2017 it has already become a huge favourite at weddings! An ode and tribute to a past love, this instantly became a timeless classic.
Etta James – At Last
Released in 1959, this Etta James masterpiece has been heard at wedding venues for over 50 years and almost certainly will be heard for the next 50!
Elvis Presley – Can't Help Falling in Love
This classic 1961 song from "The King" will always feature on top 10 wedding song lists, and rightly so with its gentle chords and beautiful, profound lyrics. A belter.
Ellie Goulding – How Long Will I Love You
Another contemporary entry on our recommended list, this 2013 love song from Ellie Goulding is a divinely sung declaration of love, perfect for any first dance.
Eric Clapton – Wonderful Tonight
This soft rock classic from "Old Slowhands" himself, released in 1977, has been a favourite first song for many years now. If our experience is anything to go by it will continue to be a favourite for many years to come!
Ed Sheeran – Thinking Out Loud
The man so good we listed him twice! This 2014 effort from the Suffolk Maestro is probably our favourite ever first dance song. Enough said!
The Pogues – Love You Till The End
Everyone's favourite Irish/English/Celtic Punk band, The Pogues released this gem of a tune in 1996. Not often heard at weddings this first song is sure to leave a lasting impression for all of your guests.
Thin Lizzy – Dancing In The Moonlight
The last song on our list is one for rock enthusiasts, released in 1977 this song is going to have everyone on their feet waiting to join you on the dancefloor!
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We hope this list has been helpful, if you wish to discuss any wedding DJ hire needs please feel free to contact us here and we will be happy to discuss which songs will make your day truly special!


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UAE's ENOC to build 10 service stations in 2017
The launches will form part of ENOC's 2020 expansion programme which includes the development of 54 service stations to increase its retail network capacity by 40%
The UAE's Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC) announced it will build 10 service stations in Dubai this year as part of its 2020 expansion programme.
Up to 54 stations across the UAE have been planned for development under the expansion plan, which would boost ENOC's retail network capacity by 40%.
A service station at Warsan was recently launched by ENOC, with locations due to follow including Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Barsha South, Hessa Street, Sheikh Rashid Road,Bab Al Shams, Hatta, Jumeirah Village, Al Lehbab Road, and Academic City Road.
The Warsan service station, located on the Dubai Hatta Road, will cater to motorists travelling to and from Northern Emirates, Abu Dhabi, and Al Ain.
Equipped with a high-flow diesel dispenser for heavy vehicles, the station offers eight double-pump dispensers with long hoses to allow refuelling from both sides of the vehicle.
Dubai Municipality's green building rules were incorporated into the designs for the Warsan station, which has been fitted with LED lights to reduce energy consumption by 50%.
Expanding into Hatta is ENOC's initiative to support government plans aimed at boosting Hatta's attractiveness as an eco-tourism destination.
Variable refrigerant flow (VRF) has been used for the station's air-conditioning in a bid to save 35% in energy compared to conventional systems, WAM reported.
Remarking on the expansion plan, Saif Humaid Al Falasi, group CEO of ENOC, said: "The growing demand for service stations is directly linked to the country's rapid population growth, which presents an opportunity for us to contribute to expanding the UAE's infrastructural capabilities.
"While the UAE is gearing up for the Expo 2020, we are committed to aligning our strategy to meet the energy needs of the country."


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Welcome to the weekend. Robert Mueller has submitted his report! But, believe it or not, there were lots of other news stories this week. You may have missed some great ones, so take some time to read them.
The New Zealand shooting victims spanned generations and nationalities
Fifty people were killed when a gunman stormed two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, and opened fire on worshipers. Among the dead were students, athletes, engineers and an aspiring pilot.
From a swimsuit model to the Trump megaphone: The genesis of 'Jexodus'
At 23, Elizabeth Pipko is better known as a model than a political operative, if she's known at all. But through the president, she has become the face of a push to woo Jews to the Republican Party.
How parents are robbing their children of adulthood
Today's "snowplow parents" keep their children's futures obstacle-free — even when it means crossing ethical and legal boundaries.
'Us' review: Jordan Peele's creepy latest turns a fun-house mirror on us
The director of "Get Out" returns with a horror movie about a family terrorized by weird doubles. A dazzling Lupita Nyong'o heads up the terrific cast.
[Read also: "This Is Lupita Nyong'o. Hollywood, Please Keep Up."]
He's the star of 'Tootsie' on Broadway. Wearing heels is the easy part.
Santino Fontana's turn as a man in a wig comes at a time when Broadway has been reckoning with the idea that musical comedies need to offer fully realized female characters.
An Iowa town fought and failed to save a levee. Then came the flood.
Hamburg residents held back the Missouri River in 2011, then had to take down the makeshift levee that saved them. Much of the town is now under water.
Michael Steinhardt, a leader in Jewish philanthropy, is accused of a pattern of sexual harassment
Several women said Mr. Steinhardt made sexual requests of them while they were relying on or seeking his support. He denies many of the actions attributed to him.
He deleted Facebook last year. Here's what changed (and what didn't).
Our personal tech columnist didn't lose touch with his true friends — but strange things did occur, including Instagram thinking he was a woman.
A memoir of black life in the 'Other America'
In "Survival Math," Mitchell S. Jackson, pictured above with his mother and brothers, tells his family story of living in Oregon and reckons with the interplay of racism and patriarchy in his own life.
Rick Steves wants to set you free
The travel guru believes the tiniest exposure to other cultures will change Americans' entire lives.
[Also read: "A 7-Hour, 6-Mile, Round-the-Museum Tour of the Prado"]


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Can You Connect a Tooth to an Implant?
In general connecting a tooth to an implant is a last resort and is extremely RARE. In general, it is NOT a good idea because it tends to fail early.
This was more common in the past. It was popular in the 1970' through about 1989.
It seems to make sense but why doesn't it work?
Healthy natural teeth 'move' way more than implants.
Implants are essentially rigidly fixated to your jaw with very little "micro motion."
Our teeth are able to 'give' a bit with shock absorbers. The shocks are called the PDL – periodontal ligament.
Implants do not have a ligament.
When you try to connect an implant to a tooth, the two move differently when you bite. Because of this the tooth crown part of the bridge gets pushed in (intruded) and starts to decay the tooth. The implant is usually ok.
In order to do this in RARE cases it can not be designed like this attached case!
It takes a special dentist and lab to make this work. The bridge either has to have a telescopic crown or a specialized stress breaking keyway.
Ramsey A. Amin, D.D.S.
Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Implantology /Implant Dentistry
Fellow-American Academy of Implant Dentistry


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NIRSAL unveils model to boost farmers' revenue
The Nigerian Incentive-Based Risk-Sharing System for Agricultural Lending has formally unveiled a technology-driven model for the agricultural sector aimed at boosting farmers revenue by at least N125bn.
The initiative to be known as the Farm Aggregation Model for Smallholder Agriculture would be technology driven.
t is a rule-based, market-led and technology-driven system of primary production agriculture designed by NIRSAL for smallholder farmers anchored on three principles.
The principles are aggregation; structured group dynamic; proportionate cost and profit sharing.
These are specifically targeted at achieving economies of scale, so as to drive maximum output and maximum profit.
A statement by NIRSAL, said the launch was held at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State.
The statement said that the model was designed to simultaneously empower smallholder farmers and boost agricultural production on a structured and sustainable basis.
It said, "Based on a projection that between 80 per cent to 90 per cent of a typical per hectare cost of any production is made up of input and services that can be institutionally supplied in a structured business model enabled by NIRSAL Credit Risk Guarantees and other strategic institutional support, FAM-SMART is an attractive investment opportunity for banks and the entire financial services sector.
"A conservative estimate of 1,000 geo-cooperatives producing a gross output of 1,250,000 metric tonnes of grain will generate a gross revenue of N125bn. This underscores the immense potential profitability of the FAM-SMART concept."
It quoted the Managing Director of NIRSAL, Mr Aliyu Abdulhameed to have said that the model is a new paradigm in agricultural primary production in Nigeria.
He said, "The concept and philosophy behind the model, which is what we are launching today, is such that provides a structured production system that is almost entirely driven by technology end to end which makes it attractive to service and input providers and more importantly, rewarding for smallholder farmers."
Abdulhameed stressed that NIRSAL's focus on smallholder farmers is central to the mission of the corporation because they make up the overwhelming proportion of farmers in the country.
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We arrived in Punta Ala, Italy, with a packed itinerary. My daughter Meenakshi, then 7, and I were on a weeklong August getaway, and the idea was to use the Tuscan seaside resort as a base to explore the region's many medieval villages.
I had arranged walking tours and cathedral visits galore and figured that the ocean would be the ideal setting for a break from the sightseeing and summer heat.
The trip, however, turned out to be nothing like I had planned.
Instead of sticking to our schedule of excursions from the tiny inlet, we ended up never leaving it. With scenery so picturesque it was hard not to linger, and we spent lazy days swimming in the shimmering sea, savoring sunsets and enjoying relaxed seafood feasts.
Punta Ala is on the Tyrrhenian Sea in the heart of Maremma in southwest Tuscany, about a two-hour drive north of Rome, two hours southwest of Florence and four hours south of Milan. With only about 400 inhabitants, it is part of the town of Castiglione della Pescaia. Italians have been vacationing here for decades, but not many others even know of it.
They should, because it's about as idyllic and photogenic as seaside spots come.
The ocean is a collection of varying blue and green shades, and its more than four miles of beaches have sand so silky that you have to remind yourself you're in Tuscany, not on a faraway island. Views of Elba, the isle where Napoleon was exiled, and deep green hills that frame the water add to the appeal, and a small strip along the marina dotted with only a few restaurants — the closest thing to a downtown — makes it feel even more removed from the rest of the world.
Development began in 1962 when the Milan-based hotelier Luigi Gallia opened the Gallia Palace Hotel on a hill near the beach. Then, in 1964, the Pesenti family, which runs the multinational cement company Italcementi, opened the Golf Club Punta Ala about a mile from the beach. But the buzz about its being a peaceful getaway started to become noticeable only after the Baglioni Hotel Cala del Porto opened in 1973.
Cala del Porto's owner, Roberto Polito, stumbled on Punta Ala when the hotel owner he was working for in Switzerland sent him to a nearby town, Follonica, to open a property for Swiss tourists.
Over Champagne and a deep orange sunset in his sprawling apartment on the top floor of Cala del Porto, he told me the story of his discovery. "I was driving around and saw this magnificent, empty beach with a wooden pier and got the idea to build a hotel where people could come and stay while they enjoyed the natural beauty," he said.
The 37-room upscale property he built that overlooks the marina helped to spur tourism, but more life came to the area later that decade and into the 1980s when the Pesentis built apartments and villas that chic Italian city dwellers bought to use as their vacation homes.
Today's laid-back beach culture, however, where a well-dressed crowd often roams barefoot, can be traced back to the two hoteliers. A beach club with a restaurant that's still thriving was part of Gallia Palace's opening, and under his hospitality company Baglioni, Mr. Polito opened a beach club called Alleluja Cala del Porto in 1980.
Next door, there's another Baglioni beach club, La Vela. The name means sail in Italian and is taken from the shape of the contemporary building that houses the club. It has two levels; a bar and a small spa are on the ground floor and a rooftop restaurant with ocean panoramas is on the second.
All three clubs are popular hangouts for Punta Ala regulars; Meenakshi and I passed much of our time there.
Midday meals were leisurely. Unlike most of Tuscany, where hearty pastas and meats are staples, the cuisine here is Mediterranean and emphasizes seafood.
At one lunch at Alleluja, I started with pinzimonio, crisp halved raw radishes and sticks of carrots and cucumbers from a local farm, along with an avocado mousse dip. Then came a plate of grilled calamari and octopus sprinkled with coarse salt and another course with two kinds of shrimp in a light pool of peppery Tuscan olive oil — tiny, sweet red prawns and giant, meaty langoustines. Slices of steak-like porcini mushrooms foraged from the hills followed the seafood, and to drink, it was chilled and fruity Tuscan white wine.
Another lunch was at La Vela with Roland Baranes, with whom I had connected through mutual friends. He runs a Milan-based cosmetics packaging business but owns an apartment in Punta Ala and spends the summer here with his family, a tradition he has stuck with for more than four decades. As we shared salt-encrusted baked sea bream accompanied by grilled zucchini and radicchio, he praised the simplicity of the food and of the destination.
"If you ask me how Punta Ala has changed since I was young, I wouldn't really have anything to say," he said. "The thing is that it hasn't changed, and that's what makes it so special."
I got a better understanding of what he was talking about the next morning on a hike through Bandite di Scarlino, a regional park spanning more than 20,000 acres that's partly in Punta Ala.
My guide, Ellen Sutherland, who first moved to Punta Ala in 1974 from Houston after falling in love with and marrying a local, led me up a steep trail until we reached a promontory along the ocean. We walked until we hit a clearing in the woods that was full of families and couples toting coolers and beach chairs. Ms. Sutherland prodded me to follow them for the big reveal: Cala Violina, an inviting crescent-shaped beach with water so clear that the small fish swimming in it had no place to hide.
The closest parking lot was more than a mile away, and the only hint of commercialism was a small truck selling snacks, but these beachgoers were undeterred by the walk and lack of amenities. "It was this exact scene when I came first to Punta Ala," Ms. Sutherland said. "People have always been drawn to this beach because it feels secretive."
Our two-hour excursion ended at her 18th-century farmhouse, which she has turned into a four-room bed-and-breakfast called Boccadalma. The hilltop property is surrounded by olive trees, and during harvest season, Ms. Sutherland invites her guests to help pick olives and press them into oil.
Punta Ala has plenty of pleasurable diversions like this away from the beach.
Active travelers can bike or hike through Bandite's many trails or play a round at Golf Club Punta Ala. Also, given that it's in Tuscany, winery tours are popular. Rocca di Frassinello, a winery designed by the Italian architect Renzo Piano, and the Bolgheri region, home to some of the country's most prestigious labels such as Ornellaia, are both less than an hour's drive away. It's also possible to rent a boat to visit Elba to scuba dive along the northern part of the island.
And there is no shortage of medieval villages to see, like the Etruscan-Roman Roselle or Pitigliano, famous for the Jewish community that settled there hundreds of years ago.
On our last night, my daughter reminded me that we were missing the souvenirs I had promised her. I took her to the marina in search of a store where we could buy the requisite postcards and T-shirts and stopped to ask a man toting his toddler son for a suggestion. He told us that he had been coming to Punta Ala since he was a young boy and had yet to see a shop for tourists. "The people who visit come back again and again," he said, "so they don't need a memory to take home."
Travelers can fly into Rome, Florence, Milan or Pisa and rent a car to drive toPunta Ala.
Where to Stay
Baglioni Hotel Cala del Porto An upscale 37-room hotel overlooking the marina and offering a large pool. Free beach shuttle for guests. From 350 euros, about $395, a night, including breakfast.
Gallia Palace Hotel An upscale 71-room hotel that's a five-minute walk to the beach. From €250, including breakfast.
Arli Hotel A bright and contemporary 25-room property with a garden, sauna and pool, a short walk from the beach. Guests get unlimited free laundry and a pass for beach access that comes with an umbrella, two chairs and a lounger.From €210, including breakfast.
Boccadalma A comfortable four-room bed-and-breakfast in an 18th-century farmhouse a 10-minute walk to the beach. From €95, including breakfast.
Where to Eat
Enosteria ViniVeri A casual restaurant and wine bar on the marina with 50 Italian wines by the glass and a menu of seafood and meat dishes; 39-340-242-3100. Dinner for two with wine, about €100.
Molo G A modern restaurant on the marina with a frequently changing menu of seafood dishes. Dinner for two with wine, about €120.
La Pagoda The Gallia Palace's beachfront lunch-only restaurant. The buffet-style meal includes a large selection of salads, pastas and prepared dishes as well as a grill with seafood and meat cooked to order. Lunch for two with wine,€120.
La Vela A beachfront restaurant serving thin-crust pizzas, salads, seafood and pastas. Dinner for two with wine, about €90.
What to Do
At various beach clubs like Gallia Palace Beach Club, La Vela and Alleluja Cala del Porto, daylong rentals for chairs, umbrellas and towels start at €35.
Puntala Cycle Tours offers private and group rides, starting at €25 for a half-day tour.
A round at Golf Club Punta Ala starts at €80.
Boats can be hired to visit Elba or to sail around the Tyrrhenian Sea. Companies include Ducchi Charter, Ala Charter and Sailing in Tuscany.


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This fall, small villages are the place to visit: Travel Week programs promote rural areas for a peaceful getaway
This year's fall Travel Week starts Sept. 12 and runs until Sept. 29, and the government is encouraging people to get out of town and explore the country without worrying about needing to plan too far ahead.
Since 2014, Travel Week has helped to encourage people to take time off outside of the hectic traditional summer travel season. To help people plan quick, easy and satisfying trips, the government is suggesting visits to small villages and towns around the country, where people can enjoy the simple life.
Traveling to a small town instead of a bustling city means that tourists will not need to spend much time moving from one place to another and can instead walk slowly and enjoy the little things like flowers and the restaurants that locals go to for a simple lunch or dinner.
This year's Travel Week, as it coincides with Chuseok, one of the country's major holidays, hopes to provide travel information about many rural regions so that people can enjoy activities a short distance from their hometowns. This year's Chuseok holiday runs from Sept. 12 to Sept. 14.
Some of the events being put on by the ministry feature industry experts like chef Tony Yoo and Hyemin Sunim, or Buddhist monk Hyemin. Villages that used to be known for their coal mines, such as Cheolam historic village, are recommended to family travelers with children for educational purposes, and mural-filled villages, such as Mabijeong mural town, are suggested to friends and couples hoping to take as many photos as possible. Makgeolli Village in Pocheon, Gyeonggi is recommended for travelers of all ages looking for experiences not easily found in busy cities like Seoul.
If you are interested in joining one of the village tours, go to Travel Week's website and sign up by Sept. 4. Each activity costs 10,000 won ($8.25) per person to join. Otherwise, you can collect the travel routes on the website, as well as information on places to eat and sleep and to plan a trip of your own.
If village tours don't sound appealing to you, there are other options to pursue during your time off.
If you can't get out of Seoul but want to see what it is like to get close to nature, TV network JTBC and the Korea Tourism Organization have set up a photo zone at K-Style Hub in Jung District, central Seoul, so that anyone can try out outdoor camping for themselves.
Camping cars used in the JTBC show "Camping Club" are on display, and visitors can imagine themselves as the celebrities featured in the show. Visitors who post their photos on social media will have the chance to get a free coffee. The camping car will be on display until Sept. 15, (except from Sept. 5 to 8) from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
If looking at a camping car and images of celebrities doesn't satiate your desire for camping, apply for events to actually include an overnight stay in your own camping car. If you visit the Travel Week website by Sept. 4 and write down activities you want to do while camping at the campsite of your choosing, you may win a chance to use a camping car for two nights, sponsored by the Tourism Ministry.
Considering that more and more people are interested in taking their dogs along with them on vacation, the state-run travel organization also provides a special trip. Around 60 travelers will be able to visit a special bus set up in Seoul Forest in eastern Seoul today to learn about how to travel safely with their pet. Agencies specialized in traveling with pets will offer training, as well as special seats and seat belts for pets.
The people and pets will venture to Uiam Lake in Chuncheon, Gangwon, to enjoy a walk. Once there, the dogs will be able to get on a canoe to spend some time in the lake.
The day will end up on a more upbeat note, with activities planned at a nearby sports town. The tourism organization said in a release that it wanted to inspire people to take more trips with their pets because Korea is estimated to soon have approximately 10 million pets.
"We will continue planning some special trips like this so that more people can pay attention to domestic travel," said the tourism organization.
Just like every other Travel Week since its conception, many hotel chains, like Shilla Stay, and transportation services like Korail are offering discounts to make travel more affordable for everyone.
For those who prefer to get cultured through watching musicals or performances, the National Theater of Korea in central Seoul is offering special discounts, as is the Jeongdong Theater located in central Seoul and the Korea National Ballet.
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For more information, go to travelweek.visitkorea.or.kr. Special tours sign-ups are all available on the website. Follow @travelweek.kto on Instagram or travelweek.kto on Facebook to get more information. For more general information about any kind of travel in Korea, call 1330. The 24-hour hotline is available for travelers looking for details on what to eat, where to stay and how to get to places. The service is available in Korean, English, Chinese and Japanese.


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From 1 to 13 September, Emirates will celebrate Onam, the harvest festival of Kerala, with authentic dishes from the south Indian state served across all cabin classes on all its flights to and from Kochi and Thiruvananthapuram.
Emirates' chefs and catering teams have curated festive menus incorporating traditional festive foods to celebrate Onam.
The men has traditional appetisers such as kaya varuthathu or crisp banana chips, sharkara upperi - banana roasted in jaggery, and kondatta mulaku —fried sundried chillies steeped in yoghurt. Dips and relishes include kaalan made of coconut, fresh yoghurt and yam, cucumber pachadi, a garnished salad, and puli inji, a sweet and tangy ginger-based chutney. First and business class passengers will also be served Kerala-style pappadam and piquant mango pickle.
While the traditional Onam meal is a vegetarian one, economy class passengers travelling from Dubai to Kerala can choose one of two main courses: Alleppey chicken curry or sambar and kootu, both paired with thoran and rice, with palada payasam – a much-loved milky sweet pudding with roasted nuts. First Class customers have one more main course option: mutton pepper fry.
Those flying from Kerala to Dubai in Economy can choose from two main courses: spiced chicken sukha with roasted coconut or the vegetarian option sambar made of lentils and vegetables, both partnered with thoran and rice, with parippu payasam, a sweet lentil pudding topped with roasted coconut flakes, for dessert. First Class customers can also opt for mutton sukha as the main course.
For a touch of authenticity, all meals will be served on banana leaves placed in trays and dish liners across all cabins to make Keralites feel more at home and the sadhya more authentic.
Emirates flies twice daily to Kochi and 11 times weekly to Thiruvananthapuram.


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Excellence, Success, and Knowing the Difference
Dear Izzy, Max, and Kate,
I wrote the article below recently for my LinkedIN blog. As I watch each of you discover your gifting in sports, subjects at school, and personal interaction, I wonder how you'll grow. How you'll find those things that you excel at. And how you'll know what "excellence" means vs. what "success" means.
It came to me that for each of you, and for me, and all of us that "Excellence" and "Success" are related, but are very different – because one is essential to a full life and the other is completely subjective.
Only excellence in your life will make you happy: excellence in work, your athletic pursuits, your eventual marriage, perhaps your ability to find contentment, and mostly importantly in your Faith. I find that when I'm not at least striving for excellence I often become discouraged about myself. Deep down I know I'm cheating myself. You can take striving for Excellence too far – and as I've consulted with people – sometimes you need to let yourself "off the hook a little" and be okay with not being "perfect" all of the time, but most of the time you should be striving for your best (excellence). And that's enough. That's success.
"Success" as determined by our culture's standards, can't be measured as easily. Bigger? Better? Faster? Richer? Smarter? Maybe happier, content, loved, self aware, children who honor tradition/parents/God, grounded in Faith?
If you had 10 people make a list of things that would make them successful I think all 10 lists would look very different. But excellence remains the same.
I don't want many of the same things others want in life. And there are people who don't want what I've got. Regardless of what you want for your life success is excellence in the effort over time. You have to find the things that you are excellent at and practice them over time.
Here's what I wrote on Linkedin:
I love you,
– Daddy
I jumped to my feet, exhausted, weary and dreading the next one.
The heat being generated inside of my sweat suit, and in the heated room, drained me. My ribs were like a cage on my thin 112lb frame beneath the drenched suit. My tongue stuck to the roof of my mouth. My mind swirled somewhere far away. Any place but where I was in that moment.
The whistle. Again. Back in the moment.
Another straight double leg. Hips exploding towards the ceiling. To the mat. Straight to a wrist and half. And back on my feet.
The whistle again.
"With pace!" he screamed. "Hard! On your feet! Up! Up! Next whistle is coming…."
It echoed in our practice room.
That was the dreaded "whistle practice" as a high school wrestler. We spent two and a half hours drilling "on the whistle" followed by live wrestling and conditioning. We got those practices when Coach didn't like the intensity with which we chose to drill the basics on our own.
In the wrestling room there was very little room, and an even shorter leash, for personal choice. Mostly we did it his way. Sometimes even when we did it right on our own, we'd still end up doing it his way.
To this day I'm grateful for those mind numbing and often grueling practices. I learned then that "repetition is the motor of learning", as John Miller, author ofQBQ, puts it.
When I became a coach I often implemented whistle practices. I've tried to function as a career professional in that way as well.
Not too long ago I talked with a colleague at Provisions Group whose son started wrestling in junior high recently. He asked a few questions and I shared my philosophy about learning the sport. The conversation led to a discussion about work life.
I told my colleague that his son would learn a thousand moves, takedowns, escapes, turns, over the course of his wrestling career, but the reality is in order to be great you have to master a few. Defining the term "master" is what sets kids apart.
My Coach defined it for me as "doing something perfectly, with intensity, until it becomes second nature."
I knew hundreds of "camp moves" as a kid – those moves you learn at summer camps or from touring clinicians – but in the end I won championships with 3 simple high percentage takedowns from my feet, a straight stand up from the bottom with subtle variations, and a wrist and half on top.
It goes back to whistle practices and doing the same thing 100 times each and every day for years. I'd learn a complicated throw from my feet, drill it a couple of times, and file it away in my memory as a just in case kind of move. But when push came to shove in the biggest moments of my wrestling life I always went back to the moves I drilled a 100 times each and every day – straight double, outside single, snap down. One sets up the other. The daily repetition hard wires into your muscle memory, and that makes you unstoppable.
Now 25 years later, when I watch wrestling matches my body twitches involuntarily. It's hard wired from the repetition all those years ago.
As a business development leader and consultant I've found that simple high percentage efforts – practiced and repeated over and over, along with a strong unfailing work ethic – are what work best.
Repeating the basics day in and day out with excellence leads to mastery. And only mastery leads to success.
Double leg 100x on the whistle.
Outside single 100x on the whistle.
Snap downs 100x on the whistle.
100 stand ups.
When it's all second nature you've defeated the possibility of failure in your career.
3 steps for career mastery:
- Learn from someone who is a master in your field; the coach with the whistle. – At camps I used to ask the clinicians to wrestle with me. Over the years that included Olympians, world champs, and NCAA champions. I'd ask them to show me what works and how to make it work for me and my style. I took a lot of bumps and bruises, but I learned. My coach provided a lot of daily instruction – including hard wrestling and whistle practices. Who is the best salesperson in your company? Why? The best project manager? Why? The executive with the most loyal team? Why? Luke had Yoda. Daniel had Miyagi. Find a mentor. Ask for advice. Then let them shape you. Be teachable. Trust people.
- Practice daily repetition of the skills and tasks; what are the key things you do daily in your work that actually deliver results? What are other successful people in your field doing that you could do more of? Once you identify the core job requirements you have to practice them over and over. Phone calls. Emails. Networking meetings. Keeping up with changing technology. Practice on your colleagues. A commitment to basics, daily without fail, makes the difference. Repetition helps you manage your time as well. Schedule the basics first – and the rest around the non-negotiable parts of your day. (I'll write another time about "time blocking".
- Excellence in that repetition leads to success; lazy repetition won't get it done – excellence alone leads to mastery. Here's the part where a lot of people fall; Know-how is great. Repetition of that know how is even better. But without excellence in the repetition you are practicing poor/lazy/losing habits. Without a commitment to excellence the rest doesn't matter.
Discover what works (high percentage over a long period of time). Do it every day before everything else. Do it with excellence.
Go hard! On your feet! Up! Up! Next whistle is coming……


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The Best Mother's Day Gift EVER11:37:00 AM
Mother's Day is coming up, so I wanted to put together a little post all about my mom. Those of you that know her, or at least know of her, know that she's one fab lady. Here's an interview that's all about her life as a mom and a look at her favorite mother's day gift ever!
1. Did you always want kids? How many?
When I was a child, if anyone asked me, I remember saying I wanted to have 3 kids when I grew up. Pretty sure that was because I was one of three kids growing up, or maybe I had three dolls I was playing with at the time. Once I was old enough to actually know what I was talking about the line became "I'll see how the first one goes and let you know."
2. What made you decide to finally have kids?
I was never one of those women who felt a burning maternal urge to have a baby but I knew I wanted to have them some day. I got married when I was 23 and we dated for three years before that so by the time I was 27 it just seemed right. I also realized we could spend our life waiting for the absolute right time to make the leap so you just have to go for it at some point.
3. What was it like to become a mom?
Joyous. Exhausting. Wondrous. Terrifying. Exciting. Scary. Happy! Becoming a mom is basically like being on a roller coaster. The first time you meet your new baby it's so surreal. You realize what a miracle the whole thing is and you can't imagine how you can love someone so much.
4. What was the hardest day you've had as a mom?
There are a lot of things about being a mom that are hard, but the worst day(s) for me were during life threatening situations. The two major spinal surgeries you went through were so hard and the day Marz was hit by a car going 40 miles an hour would have to be the times that rise to the surface as my hardest days as a mom. There's nothing worse than feeling helpless to take away the pain for your kids.
5. What was the best day you've had as a mom?
There are so many best days! One of the great things about having kids is watching them go through all the "firsts" and experiencing it with them. The best part is that this never stops. Baby milestones are so much fun of course but as they get older it's things like having that first crush, learning to drive, graduations, first jobs, and there are a lot more of these to come!
6. How did you end up with two kids that are so darn fabulous/awesome/amazing?
Haha, this is funny. Raising kids is not easy. You worry all the time that you're not doing enough, or you're doing too much. At the end of the day, you have to try your best to be a positive role model, provide guidance, set expectations and then hope for the best! At the end of the day, a lot of it is out of your control so you have to accept it and just be there for your kids.
7. Mother's Day is coming up. What is your favorite way to celebrate?
I love to just spend time with my girls on Mother's Day since they're two of my favorite people in the world. Gifts aren't high on my list but hands down one of the best ever was the book they made a couple years ago with photo reenactments from when they were little to now being older. Hilarious and so thoughtful! [NOTE: see below for the photo reenactments!]
Here's hoping this inspires you to do something similar for your mom this Mother's Day! FYI it's Sunday, May 14 this year (don't forget!)
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Great blog, especially the recreated pictures xD. I agree that that best thing for a mother is experiencing your child's first things with them, so heart warming. Btw your girls are really pretty. Happy mothers day xx.ReplyDelete
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If you look hard enough inside Wave Hill house's tearoom on a busy day, you'll find paintings of familiar and unfamiliar natural landscapes.
Cheryl Molnar's "Unnatural Landscapes" lines the walls of the facility's tearoom, and has since March 7. Molnar was a winter workspace artist at Wave Hill in 2014, a time in which emerging artists spend seven weeks immersing themselves in nature at the 28-acre public garden and accompanying cultural center to inspire future art.
Throughout her time as a workspace artist, Molnar took full advantage of everything that surrounds Wave Hill: The plants, the view of the Hudson River and Riverdale itself. "Unnatural Landscapes" is a combination of her time in the area and the things she's seen when walking around her Brooklyn neighborhood and visiting Long Island and Los Angeles.
When taking a step back to define her work, Molnar asks observers to ask themselves two important questions: "How does man alter nature to get our houses and to get our structures into these things?" she said, and, "What is our footprint on nature?"
Gabriel de Guzman is Wave Hill's curator who oversaw this exhibition. Although the majority of Guzman's curatorial work focuses on putting together thematic exhibitions at the site's Glyndor Gallery, it also carries over into the Wave Hill house when it comes to deciding what will best represent their artistic interests.
He picked Molnar's work for those reasons.
"We're interested in artists whose work has some sort of dialogue with nature, with the natural world in some way," he said.
As an artist, Molnar has learned a lot about the way she perceives nature. Before "Unnatural Landscapes," she would walk around and take pictures of what she's seen before sketching a preliminary design. But after a serene experience at Wave Hill, her approach changed.
"There's a lot of quiet time and a lot of time to be able to go for a walk and look around and react to the things that I was seeing while I was working there," she said. "Being able to work there and be embedded in the beautiful environment, it was a little bit more of an immediate … feeling that reflected into the work."
The experience Molnar anticipates people will have isn't far from what Guzman has in mind. Both want visitors to take a step back and think about the implications of what happens when you mix architecture and nature.
"I think that the experience we'd like our visitors to have when they're looking at the work is for them to have a greater sense of awareness of their environment, their surroundings in general," Guzman said. "Maybe that will lead to people wanting to be more sensitive to the environment and how we interact with the natural world."


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SpaceX Falcon Heavy
On February 6, an aerospace company, SpaceX, launched yet another rocket called the Falcon Heavy. The Falcon Heavy is a rocket designed to transport heavy loads to different parts of space. It can transport up to 140,660 pounds when traveling to low earth orbit, and 58,860 pounds in the geosynchronous orbit. This is a great feat compared to the Space Shuttle, which can carry 53,790 pounds in low earth orbit, both being partially reusable.
SpaceX demonstrated the capabilities of their new rocket on February 6 by using it to transport SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk's car into low earth orbit. Surprisingly, everything went smoothly on the first try except for the center core of the rocket, which fell into the ocean instead of landing back on its target. In the future, SpaceX is planning on making their rocket able to fly to the moon and Mars.
The rocket works in two stages. The first stage consists of 3 cores with 9 engines in each core, adding up to 27 engines total. At liftoff, all 3 cores take off at full thrust. After liftoff, the center core turns down and the side cores detach from the rocket, returning back to Earth to be reused in the future. When the side cores have separated, the center core resumes to full thrust. In the second stage, the center core also detaches from the rocket, leaving only the capsule containing the cargo, in this case being Musk's car. Then, the capsule opens, placing the cargo at its destination.
The Falcon Heavy is a revolutionary rocket that could possibly change the future of space travel forever. The body of the rocket is made out of an aluminum-lithium alloy, a sturdy, lightweight metal. Add this to the fact that the Falcon Heavy is reusable, and the rocket becomes cost-effective, while still providing the quality of previous famous spacecraft. The cargo capsule can carry huge loads, such as cars, humans, and even smaller spacecraft, like the SpaceX Dragon.
The amazing rocket launch from SpaceX showed what humans are capable of creating. Just 50 years ago, a man stepped onto the moon for the first time. Now, 50 years later, private companies are sending their own rockets into space, and possibly different planets. If we can accomplish this much in just half a century, we can definitely travel to Mars in 50 more years.
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Cloth. Stated 3rd printing, 274 pages with index. Turbulent history of the Great West Enterprise that began during the gold rush of 1849, operated its mails by pony express, pioneered daring stagecoac h lines and today, prospers in American banks and transportation. Dust jacket has tears, price clipped, illustrated covers, B&W illustrations, all good+. Pony Express, Western Americana, native americ ans, indians, stagecoaches, mail, Wells Fargo.
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No. Problems: 20
Grades: V0- to V10
Angle: steep
Eliminates: none
Top outs: none
Location: Unfortunately the Sydney Bouldering Guide's directions are misleading as there are two parts to Ferguson Place, Forestville. Park at the end of the section of Ferguson Place that goes off the end of Edinburgh Rd, Forestville. Then follow the guides directions to the crag.


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The daylight savings time change is not only difficult for some people to adjust to, it also increases the risk of injuries from slip and falls because of the earlier sunset. The gain or loss of just an hour has been linked to adverse effects on the health, productivity, mood, and safety of Americans.
Increased Risks Due to Daylight Savings
Over one billion people across the globe are impacted by daylight savings changes and fewer daylight hours. In the weeks following the transition, researchers have found increases in hospital visits for medical concerns ranging from sprains to heart attacks. Simple changes in routine and a darker environment both contribute to the increased accident risk. The loss of sunlight also increases the risk of car crashes. Researchers have even suggested that waking up later or going to bed earlier, even if just an hour, can greatly impact how rested and prepared a person feels.
This daylight deficit happens just as the holidays are approaching. Even though visibility is decreased, people still enjoy the same activities as they do when it's light. Neglecting to change the timers for outdoor lighting may seem like a simple mistake, but without proper lighting, curbs, debris and damage to walkways may not be seen. When it's unreasonably dark, slip and falls become a major hazard.
Slip and Falls and the Law
When a property owner or manager does not make reasonable efforts to prevent injuries, this may leave them liable in a personal injury suit. Little light combined with trip hazards, unmanaged snow and ice or steps spells danger, but this is a danger that can be easily avoided with proper preparation.
Those who have been injured due to a slip and fall accident in Illinois may receive compensation to cover the costs of medical bills, lost work, or pain and suffering. A McHenry County personal injury attorney can provide information regarding premises liability law and how cases are handled. If those responsible for managing a property do not keep it adequately lighted, accidents are likely to happen as a result. Because daylight savings and darker weather are events that are well-known, most make prior arrangements to make lighting available to avoid the serious injuries that could result from a slip and fall accident.


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"Shadows of Kurgansk" is an adventure game, where you need to survive in an area full of danger and mystery. Your goal is to stay alive and find the way out, fighting monsters and completing story driven missions. To stay alive you will need to hunt, gather supplies, build storage and asylums. You will be able to create tools, clothes and equipment. In due time your life will become quite comfortable, but the Zone is not exactly the best place to spend the rest of your time. You will need to find the way out. Even if you fail, remember – death is only the beginning. The beginning of a new journey! Features:• Fight zombies and hunt wild animals• Create weapons and tools, build shelters• Avoid mysterious anomalies, gather artifacts and improve your own abilities• Don't become insane with the anomalous fear that comes in the darkness• A huge world that dramatically changes with the coming of night• Three game modes: Story, Adventure and Survival
Minimum:OS: Windows 7Processor: Intel Dual-CoreMemory: 4 GB RAMGraphics: Intel HD Graphics 3000Storage: 800 MB available spaceRecommended:OS: Windows 7, 8, 10Processor: Intel Quad Core ProcessorMemory: 4 GB RAMGraphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660Storage: 800 MB available space
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NEC Portable Internetwork Core Operating System Software
IX Series IX2005 (magellan-sec) Software, Version 8.3.44, RELEASE SOFTWARE
Compiled Oct 20-Tue-2009 13:19:58 JST #1 by sw-build, coregen-8.3(44)
ROM: System Bootstrap, Version 5.32
System Diagnostic, Version 5.30
System uptime is 4 minutes
System woke up by reload, caused by command execution
System started at May 12-Sun-2019 08:45:23 JST
System image file is "ix2005-ms-8.3.44.ldc"
Processor board ID <0>
IX2005 (MPC8247A) processor with 65536K bytes of memory.
2 FastEthernet/IEEE 802.3 interfaces
512K bytes of non-volatile configuration memory.
16384K bytes of processor board System flash (Read/Write)
Current configuration is based on "startup-configuration"
This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project
for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit (http://www.openssl.org/).


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Imagine Festival 2019 is a three-day music and camping festival featuring some of the biggest headliners in the world of electronic music.
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The festival has already announced 1 phase lineup, which includes Alison Wonderland, REZZ, Anna Lunoe, J.Phlip, Diplo, Marshmello and many more.
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Did you know Farhan, Sharman, Divya Bharti were classmates?
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Mandy Moore says before landing 'This is Us'; there was a time when she considered giving up on acting. The actor-singer said, who plays Rebecca Pearson in the NBC drama, said she felt so "stuck" that she felt universe was guiding her to walk away from Hollywood.
"As an actor, so much of our job is rejection. I think I had started like, I kept smacking into that wall time and time again for quite a number of years and I think it also coincided with some tricky stuff in my personal life and the combination of those two just made me feel so stuck. I contemplated, I was like, 'I think this is it. I think this is the universe giving me a sign that maybe this is not what I'm supposed to be doing... Maybe I'm not supposed to be an actor anymore like, I've been incredibly lucky, I've had this really fruitful time earlier in my life and maybe now I'm supposed to lean into something else," Moore said during a panel at Popsugar Play/Ground as quoted by Page Six.
The 35-year-old actor said she realized there was "no plan B" for her and gradually found her way. "I think at the end of the day when I did dig deep I was like this (acting) is all, there was no plan B for me personally, this is just that period of building. It's that period where I know I'm going to need this as fodder and fuel for... when I see the light again."
Talking about 'This is Us', Moore said playing Rebecca has been "the most incredibly fulfilling and satisfying job I've ever had in my life".
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3D printing may be an umbrella term for all additive manufacturing processes, but there are several ways of accomplishing layer manufacturing. Laser systems manufacturer TRUMPF looks into the benefits of two of these: laser metal deposition (LMD) and laser metal fusion (LMF)
Conventional additive manufacturing (AM) processes for metal-based components comprise a laser that fuses metallic powder together to form layers of material. Occurring in a chamber flooded with inert gas and called selective laser melting (SLM), this process is able to create complex components.
Many parts, however, do not have internal channels, cavities or complex forms. In addition, it is often favourable to apply additional material to existing components – adding a threaded mating surface to a pipe, for instance. Alternatively, consider the need to change the surface geometry of a tool. In these cases, laser metal deposition (LMD) becomes attractive.
LMD inserts the filler material – powder or wire – directly into the melt pool formed by a laser beam, creating a layer of beads welded to each other. The powder-based version of LMD is particularly promising as it is 3D-capable – many layers build up to produce a body that (because the metal powder is supplied coaxially to the laser beam) can grow in every direction.
As an alternative AM process, not only is the equipment technology already available, but it can achieve impressive deposition volume and speed. With volumes of up to 500cm³/hr, it beats conventional manufacturing processes not only from a technological perspective but often in terms of cost-effectiveness. Furthermore, it imposes scarcely any restrictions on developers with respect to combining materials – the process can produce almost any kind of sandwich structures and graded layers. Of further benefit, the process is performed in ambient air, which reduces non productive and set-up times, and means that even large components can be processed.
Using LMD as an AM process, it is possible to choose from a wide variety of materials in powder form, including steels, alloys based on Ni, Co, Al, Cu or Ti, as well as WC or TiC embedded in metallic matrices.
LMD has wide potential across manufacturing industry and particularly for applications in aviation, aerospace, energy, petrochemicals, automotive and medical technology. It can be used for coating and repair, and for joining processes such as bridging gaps. LMD is also good for generating entire components and combining different manufacturing methods. As such, a conventionally cast or formed base body can be offered cost effectively in a range of versions thanks to this additive method. It is also possible to combine LMD with laser welding and cutting.
Laser Fusion
In LMF systems, the component is created layer by layer from a bed of finely divided powder. This is especially suitable for parts that are complex in their geometry – such as those with internal channels and hollow spaces, and for economical manufacture of custom parts, prototypes or short production runs.
Series production is, however, also a reality as the machines are getting more and more productive by using, for example, multi-laser technology. A large number of metallic materials in powder form can be used, including steels, aluminium and titanium.
There are a number of advantages to LMF technology. For instance, freedom of design is almost limitless, while elaborate forms and individual components can be quickly, flexibly and profitably realised. When conventional production methods reach their limits, LMF can provide the answer. It is therefore important to implement a new way of thinking, as design for AM is often the key.
In terms of applications, the spectrum is wide. Everything from tool- and mould-making, where complex tools are made with conformal cooling, through to medical or dental applications such as implants, crowns and dental bridges.There is also high potential for demanding applications in the aerospace industry and turbine construction. As an example, LMF paves the way for the ultimate in lightweight aerospace designs. Weight savings of between 30 and 50% are possible with the same, or even better, mechanical qualities.
Ultimately, there is no doubting the potential of AM. The global market volume of AM machines, products and services has grown substantially in recent years. The technology is expected to make a rapid transition from prototyping to mass production of parts and accessories, with already established forms of AM such as LMF- and LMD-based processes driving this growth.


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How Puppy Training is Much the Same as Potty Training a Child
Puppy training pads would be the diapers in the canine community. A report from the American Psychological Association indicated that the typical dog is usually as intelligent as a young child. New pups, much like new people, require some time to master to regulate themselves. The typical grownup would not expect a new baby to make use of the toilet effectively while in the first year. The typical human is almost four before they're entirely toilet trained, particularly in the key overnight time period. When you follow the standard seven years of canine time to one year of people time concept, five month old puppy dog is actually something like a three year old kid.
One should value the incredible amount of figuring out and developing these young dogs do. In the same way a toddler is growing and understanding each day so is a puppy dog. They should be reminded every day of the routine and expectations. Doggy pads will help the human beings pick up the accidents quickly, so that she or he does not get excessively discouraged and take it out on the pet. Coaching a properly adjusted canine much simpler when the master takes note that housebreaking a dog takes the identical type of tolerance as raising a young child. The doggy needs to understand right from wrong. One would not really strike a young child for going in a baby diaper. Smacking a puppy for his accidents seriously isn't as reasonable as placing down a few training pads the location where the puppy spends time at.
Additionally you wouldn't leave a baby on its own. Most parents only allow a youngster out of sight when little one is asleep and even then the child will probably be in a crib or bassinet. A crate is similar to a crib or playpen for a toddler. If you are likely to be out from the line of sight from the pet, place it in the dog crate for its security. Puppy pads in the crate will contain any doggy messes.
Many parents will go on and purchase baby diapers in large quantities since the infant will be using them for some time. Buying puppy pads in large quantities can certainly help keep the cost down and ensure one doesn't leave the home without some in the crate.
Give yourself the freedom to savor your day and evening by utilizing a puppy pad. Plastic trays beneath dog crate can be cleaned, however removing the odor and bacteria entirely from the tray is difficult and experts believe it is crucial that your puppy not believe the crate is a correct spot to eliminate. Dog crates are for chilling out in, and not even a toddler really wants to spend time in the bathroom.
Puppies desire to be successful and gain pet owners acceptance, however, they require the right tools. Puppy pads can be the device that assists them. A puppy will be taught rapidly to accomplish its toilet business on the pad, not the flooring. Keep the pads handy to help keep the house clean. In the same way, a toddler learns how to toilet train, a puppy can also be puppy potty trained. Puppies may well not be capable of speaking words, nonetheless, they can learn words and will learn to understand their masters' commands.


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Marijuana is federally illegal in the United States even though medicinal use is legal in 33 states plus D.C., and recreational use is permitted in 10 states plus D.C. The difference between state and federal law in America makes things unclear at the best of times, and as far as marijuana is concerned, confusion reigns supreme.
The issue of bringing cannabis on an airplane is a perfect case in point. As it is a federally illegal substance like heroin, one would assume that bringing it on board an airplane is a no-no. Conversely, you may think it is okay as long as you are flying from one 'legal' weed state to another. In fact, neither supposition is accurate as shades of gray continue to cause havoc.
Marijuana & Airplanes – The Law in General
Airports are owned by cities, but since the feds are authorized to operate them, federal law supersedes state law. In other words, even if you buy your marijuana legally, it becomes an illegal substance from the moment you show a Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agent your boarding pass.
Yet even then, the issue is far from cut and dried. The TSA is tasked with keeping planes and passengers secure. They are far more concerned about finding explosive devices than an ounce of Blue Dream, and will probably pull you over faster for having a large bottle of water than they would for a few grams of cannabis.
The TSA's screening procedures mean detecting potential threats. As a result, they are not actively looking for drugs so you could technically sneak through without a problem. However, the likely outcome is that a TSA agent will find the hash and hand you over to airport security.
When this happens, there are several possible outcomes. In airports such as Aspen-Pitkin County in Colorado or McCarran in Las Vegas, Nevada, you will probably be told to dump your weed in the bin or place it in a special 'amnesty' box. This is primarily because recreational use is legal in these states. If you're really lucky, a police officer might wave you through with the marijuana if you have a valid MMJ card.
On the other hand, you could be very unlucky and meet a police officer who is surlier than a Brian Dennehy character. Local law enforcement may not press charges (in states where cannabis use is legal), but the feds could get involved, and that's a real problem.
According to California law, for example, it is a felony to transport for-sale weed outside the state. In other words, if you are caught with a large amount, you could be spending several years in prison. The majority of cases that end up in court are tried on a state level. This is better news for the defendant because it increases the chances of a favorable outcome.
What About in Legal States?
Don't assume that taking weed from one recreationally legal state to another (Colorado to California for example) is permissible. If a TSA agent finds cannabis or another illegal substance during security screening, the default policy is to contact law enforcement. Your destination and location of origin are not taken into account. The response of the TSA to cannabis at the airport is consistent across the United States.
Will you be arrested in an airport in a recreational state? The answer is: "It depends." In certain airports, such as John Wayne Airport in Orange County, California, for example, airport police won't charge you with a crime as long as you are in possession of a state legal amount. You won't be allowed to bring it on board (you'll need to throw it away), but it beats getting arrested.
The likely response depends on the airport, rather than the state. At Denver International Airport, for example, weed is banned anywhere on airport property. It is a VERY different story at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).
Need to Bring Marijuana on Board? Head to LAX
Cannabis has been legal for recreational use in California since January 1, 2018. On the same day, LAX updated its marijuana policy. According to the airport's official website, Los Angeles Airport Police Division (APD) officers have no jurisdiction to arrest anyone in possession of marijuana, as long as you carry it in accordance with state law.
At the time of writing, passengers at LAX are allowed travel through security with up to 8 grams of concentrated marijuana and 28.5 grams of weed. The policy also applies to several other airports under APD jurisdiction. Bizarrely, it only became a major story about eight months later! Up to that point, tens of thousands of people left their weed at home when using LAX in the mistaken belief that they couldn't bring it with them!
Just to be clear, it doesn't mean you can waltz through security at LAX waving a bag of Girl Scout Cookies in a TSA agent's face. That agent can and will stop you, and contact the police as per the usual protocols. The difference is that the APD will arrive and wave you through.
It is also a fact that you can be arrested for weed possession when you land! Alicia Hernandez, a public information officer for the APD, spoke to Rolling Stone magazine in September 2018. She said that the APD "doesn't concern itself with other state laws or whether travelers will be violating them upon their arrival."
A Risky Business
For the most part, law enforcement is not concerned about passengers carrying small amounts of weed. Even so, it is very much a case of 'carry at your own risk.' If you need weed for medical purposes, make sure you have your MMJ card and don't attract unwanted attention. Make sure there are no liquids in your bag, and there's a chance that your hash brownies will go unnoticed.
It is a terrible idea to try and bring oils or tinctures on board. The mere fact that they are liquid immediately draws attention. Edibles are much harder to detect, especially if you make them yourself and package them like normal food items. Edibles also have less of a smell. In contrast, trying to bring flower will probably end in tears.
If you are caught, don't object, complain, or get angry with the TSA agent. There is no point trying to talk your way out of the situation, but make sure you display your MMJ card if you have it. There is no real defense for interstate transportation so keep your mouth closed, and ask for an attorney if you get arrested.
Is It Legal to Take Weed on a Plane? Final Thoughts
If you are flying from one state to another in America, the issue of whether or not you can bring weed on board is a murky one. LAX is one of the few airports where you can bring a specific quantity and even then, you will be stopped by TSA agents. Although the TSA doesn't expressly look for drugs, if they find weed on your person, they will contact airport security.
At that stage, it is pot luck in a lot of airports, and could even depend on the mood of the arresting officer on that day. If it is a small amount in a state where recreational use is legal, you will probably be set free but need to bin your weed. However, there is a possibility that you will be arrested and charged with intent to transport marijuana to a different state.
Even if you get through airport security, it is entirely possible that bringing weed into the state you are traveling to is illegal. This is the case even when flying out from LAX. The originating and destination airports are NOT taken into account by the TSA. No matter what, smoking weed is illegal on airport property! Here is a final overview to hopefully help answer the title question:
- Only a handful of airports, like LAX, allow you to bring marijuana through security.
- TSA agents will stop you and contact law enforcement. It is up to airport security to decide what to do next.
- As U.S. aircraft operate under federal laws, transporting marijuana by air is technically illegal.
- You are not allowed to put marijuana in a checked bag.
- Federal law prohibits sending weed through the mail so don't do it, even if you can't bring your marijuana with you on the plane!
- If you have an MMJ card, make sure you bring it in case you get stopped.


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By Ronald Kabuye
The Buganda premier Owekitibwe Charles Peter mayiga has emphasised the need to initiate measures on guiding people in regard to climate change, cabbage or rubbish disposal, environmental degradation, aforestation and environmental protection in general if uganda is to be safe guarded from the environment advanced effects.
Mayiga made the remarks while launching the Buganda environmental natural resource management technical and advisory committee chaired by Kibazo Kyagambiddwa Fredrick Williams and the organising committee of the Buganda environment day due on the 20 of October chaired by Matia Lwanga Bwanika at bulange Mengo.
Mayiga says that the aspects of population growth has left the biggest pressure exerted on land and environment and the fact that we all depend on land has grossly advanced effects on environment.
Mayiga revealed that he has trust that the capacities and expertise of the various people on the two committees will bear fruits especially in coming up with a clear strategy and in organisation.
The committee has been tasked to coordinate Buganda government with central government, individuals and civil societies in helping to sensitise the public about environmental issues.
By Ronald Kabuye