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Fred Bischoff
Fred Bischoff became involved in Adventist history while working as a preventive medicine physician in southern California for Kaiser Permanente, and serving on the clinical faculty, School of Medicine and School of Public Health, Loma Linda University. He finds his greatest joy in exploring and explaining "the simplicity that is in Christ" in relation to history and prophecy, which culminate in the Adventist mission. He has a ministry of teaching, speaking, and writing on the above topics in the context of the law and the gospel.
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Music for Wind Ensemble or Band
by Leslie Bassett
Wood and Reed Transformed (solo
bassoon with 424.4431, 3 alto sx, bar. sx, contrabssn., euphonium,
double bass, hp, pf-cel, 5 perc., 14', 1998, (©1999), Peters #66867,
for Richard Beene and the Univ. of Michigan Wind Ensemble, H. Robert Reynolds,
cond., Feb. 12, 1999
Fantasy for Clarinet and Wind Ensemble (solo
Bb clarinet with 5252.4531, plus 2
bass cl, 2 sop sax, 3 alto sax, euphon., 4 perc, pf), 15', 1986 (©1987), Peters
#67172, Fred Ormand with Univ. of Michigan Wind Ensemble, H. Robert Reynolds,
cond., Ann Arbor, Oct. 2, 1987. Recording, (in preparation) Robert Spring with Arizona State
University Wind Symphony, Gary Hill, cond., Summit Records, www.summitrecords.com.
Lullaby (for Kirsten), (3242,4231,
plus alto cl, bass cl, contra-bass cl, alto sax, tenor sax, baritone sax, euphon.,
3 perc, hp), 3', 1985 (©1990), Peters #67359, Univ. of Michigan Sym. Band, H.
Robert Reynolds, cond., Ann Arbor, Oct. 4, 1985, comm. by Michigan students. Recording
by University of Michigan Symphony Band, H. Robert Reynolds, cond., Equilibrium
Records EQ 45 [Albany] (www.equilibri.com).
Recording by Lawrence University Wind
Ensemble, Robert Levy, cond., Mark Records MCD-1302. Recording by North
Texas Wind Symphony, Eugene Corporon, cond., Klavier KCD-11089.
Colors and Contours (3131.2331, plus 4 saxes, euphon., 3 perc, pf), 9', 1984 (©1985),
Peters #67014, McNeese State Univ. Band, David Waybright, cond.,
College Band Directors Nat. Assn. convention, Boulder, CO, March 1, 1985,
comm. by College Band Directors National Association.
Recording by Miami Univ. Wind
Ensemble, Gary Speck, cond., on Stevens SRP-920002 (CD). Another Recording by North Texas Wind Symphony, Eugene Corporon, cond., on
Klavier KCD-11091.
Concerto Grosso (brass quintet [with bass trombone] with 6-2-10-2, 2 alto sax, ten. sax,
barit. sax, euphon, tuba, 3 perc, pf),
17', 1982 (©1983), Peters #66936, Student soloists, Univ. of Michigan Wind
Ensemble, H. Robert Reynolds, cond.,
Ann Arbor, Feb. 4, 1983.
Sounds, Shapes and Symbols (4242.4431, plus E flat cl, alto cl, bass cl, contra
cl, 2 alto sax, ten sax barit sax,
euphon, 5 perc, pf) 12', 1977 (©1978), Peters #66733, Univ. of Michigan Sym.
Band, H. Robert Reynolds, cond., March 17, 1978, comm. by Univ. of Michigan Sym.
Band. Recording by Univ. of Michigan
Symphony Band, Michael Haithcock, cond., Equilibrium
Records, EQ 59.
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The Series 2900 Current to Pressure Transducer delivers reliable high performance for the toughest applications in the most hazardous environments. Its NEMA 4X housing is designed and FM and CSA approved for both intrinsically safe and explosion-proof operation. This unit has advanced circuitry which includes electronic feedback control for superior vibration protection and highly accurate output. The 2900 is not position sensitive and the easily accessible zero and span adjustment make field calibration quick and easy. For ease of installation, this model has input and output ports on both the front and back. It is also not vibration sensitive, which makes the 2900 ideal for field mounting on a valve.
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Hi All,
Today I drove to Wang to take my gorgeous baby girl, Nikita to the DENTIST !
(notice it says ME not my girl!!!)
I was seriously shitting myself as I haven't had a filling since I was about 7 years old
(and neither Grace nor Teo have any - oh woops - Grace and Teo are Nikita's older siblings!)
and my memories of that incident surely didn't leave me with the "warm and fuzzies".
I can't say I remember the pain but it can't have been overly pleasant as I was gripping the old wooden arm chair like there was no tomorrow and then the nurse yelled at me to stop squeezing her arm and move mine away! DOH! How the hell did I know it was her freaking arm????
(it felt as stiff as an old wooden arm chair!!!)
Luckily for me I have good healthy teeth because if I didn't I'd be such a
wos, woose, wuss !!
So, like the "worry wart" mum that I am, I had been playing the whole dental visit up, telling Nikita how much fun it would be (shhh) and that she may get a sticker or something at the end. I even booked myself into the local dentist for an annual clean last week and purposely took Nikita along to pretend I was really enjoying it (ahem) just so she would get used to the environment and think it was going to be nothing other than goodness!
Ha, well I didnt really need to go through all that palaver as she happily got up on the dental chair, popped her sunnies on and did everything Miss Dental Nursie asked her to without even flinching once and my brave girl had the decay "cleaned" out and filled with "stuff" to keep all the "yukky germs" away!
(as said almost word for word by the reassuring Miss Dental Nurse)
All in all it was a very happy experience for both mother and child!!!
Anyway pets, it's time for beddie bize, I managed to sneak in a bit of op shopping in between dental visits and xmas shopping so will post photos tomorrow!
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That's easier said than done, but how do you define like-minded, and if you are an individual is that even possible? The people we choose to have around us influences us subconsciously whether we like it or not, and on a societal level subliminally tells people about the kind of person you are or your beliefs. It shouldn't, but people sometimes can't help but judge on the surface. Why else would your parents forbid you from being friends with those who have been involved in dodgy dealings? It's because who your friends are, or whom you choose to be in your circle reflects on how you are perceived and judged by society.
Naturally, there are instances where you cannot choose certain bonds, like your peers, family members, work colleagues, or neighbors. Reputations count, and a neighborhood with desirable residents is highly thought of (posh versus the rough council estates), so people do judge you on where you choose to live. The workplace is a little harder, because sometimes you choose a career, but you can't choose the reputation of the company. People like to name drop where they have worked, because it elevates their status, but does that really matter?
Can you choose honest, kind, generous, and intelligent company all of the time and is it even possible? Does that mean you should abandon friends that have made mistakes, such as a friend who had an affair, or who got fired from a job for stealing. As a friend you choose whether to support them and give them a chance, or to distance yourself. Humans aren't perfect, and we do all make mistakes, but having the kind of people who are on your wavelength with shared beliefs does make it easier, and can inspire you.
This also applies to online communities as well as real life interactions. I have discovered certain websites or forums have communities that either you feel comfortable with and can join in, or the members are so far removed from your perceptions it's not worth trying to interact. An example would be a political forum, where the owner and moderators are right wing and biased; they attack any one who doesn't agree with them and so there is little point being part of that community. Another one I encountered was one on couponing; the community was given the power to remove any deals they didn't understand, didn't think was a real deal, or ones that they thought were misleading. Of course these are all subjective, and when I realized that the community was made up of stay at home moms aged 25 with at least three children, the uneducated, or unemployed when a posting was flagged as confusing and difficult to understand. I'm not sure how difficult it is to understand buy two items and get a free gift, but for some that is hard and obviously not the kind of company I need to deal with or interact with.
There was a New Moon recently and I had a dream that referred to the Fibonacci sequence. I wasn't sure what that message meant and asked a community I do take part in their thoughts. Someone asked if I saw the Fibonacci Arc; unsure of the significance, another member compared it to the beginning of the Yellow Brick Road. Then I recalled this blog I started, that charts my journey on the Yellow Brick Road. I have been stuck on my journey for a while, just as Dorothy fell asleep in the poppy field. Perhaps it's time to have faith in the Yellow Brick Road again, and the path will clear; maybe I will find some like-minded company to accompany me on my next leg of the journey?


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Ferrer fights back to beat Young
Top seed David Ferrer came from a set down to beat Donald Young and reach the quarter-finals at the Heineken Open in Auckland.
Ferrer lost the first set on a tie-break against American Young but fought back to level and ran away with the decider to win 6-7 (5/7) 6-3 6-1.
Ferrer next meets Spanish compatriot Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, who came through in similar fashion on Wednesday, beating Santiago Giraldo 6-7 (7/9) 6-2 6-3.
The biggest upset of the round was caused by American Jack Sock, who knocked out second seed Tommy Haas 6-4 6-4, while Sock's countryman Steve Johnson posted two victories in a day.
Bad weather had forced two first-round matches to be held over, but that was no problem for Johnson, who defeated Marcos Baghdatis in three sets before seeing off fourth seed Kevin Anderson 7-5 6-4.
American Bradley Klahn completed his first-round victory over ninth seed Daniel Brands but was then defeated 6-7 (3/7) 6-2 6-3 by Lu Yen-hsun.
It was generally a good day for the Americans, though, with third seed John Isner beating qualifier Lukas Lacko.
In the last eight Isner will meet fifth seed Philipp Kohlschreiber, a 6-4 6-2 winner over Horacio Zeballos, while Spain's Roberto Bautista Agut beat sixth seed Benoit Paire 6-3 6-4.


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So.. your an internet retailer or are interested in becoming one, otherwise how did you get to this blog? Lets hear from you as I would like to build on everyone's experiences and stories in internet retailing in Australia and New Zealand.
I would like to grow this into a vibrant and information rich blog for all users.


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Born in Algeria in 1988, Oussama Tabti is a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Algiers where he specialized in Graphic Design. In his artistic work, he attempts to take a contextual position on the various changes and phenomena that have a significant impact on Algerian society and the wider world. His interest in news events and reality in general appears in his works.
Oussama has previously exhibited his work in JE Palestine (Algier, 2009), Biennale of Young Artists from Europe and the Mediterranean (Skopje, 2009) and Traces: performance, video (Artifariti 2010 Festival in the free territories of the Western Sahara).
Oussama lives and works in Algiers.


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Job reference: 001204
Location: Leigh Academies Trust
Closing date: 17/01/2018
Salary: Circa £50k + 25 days holiday per annum
Employment type: Permanent
Department: IT Services
Hours per week: Full-time; 37 hours per week
Start Date: Not specified
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About the role: Reporting directly into the IT Director, the IT Operations Manager for Leigh Academies Trust oversees a number of key functions within the IT department that enable the delivery of a high quality service to end users, and to ensure Service Support and Service Delivery processes are in place to meet the needs of the Trust - these are essential aspects of the role and we require the post-holder to have experience in this remit. This position is a stakeholder facing role, and requires that you establish and manage expectations within the Trust and drive the IT team to achieve those expectations to a high standard. As IT Operations Manager you will be responsible for leading, managing and developing the operations teams including; 1st to 3rd Line Support and Service Delivery Manager, and deliver exemplary service to more than 14,000 users over 16 sites. This is a great opportunity for an experienced Service Delivery Manager or an Operation Manger with a natural talent for getting the best out of teams and a sound understanding of ITIL and customer service.
Our successful candidate will join us as early in the new year as possible, depending on the notice period that you may have. To get a full understand of the responsibilities and expectations, please consult the Job Profile by clicking here.
Being part of Leigh Academies Trust: Leigh Academies Trust currently operates seventeen academies across the South East, including one in the pre-opening phase. It is responsible for the education of over 10,000 pupils from ages 3 to 19 and seeks excellence in all that it does. Its mission is to shape the lives of young people for the better and in doing so, transform the communities in which they live. Its academies have benefited from over £100m of capital investment and are privileged to employ over 2,000 highly talented staff between them. For more information on working for the Trust please visit our careers pages. As part of our Trust you will have the opportunity to collaborate with your peers and share best practice at Academy level and across the whole Trust. This is an important part of our vision as we know through experience that we perform better when we work together. You will also be expected to undertake regular self-development to continue your professional development and hopefully progress further within the organisation.
As part of the 'cluster' structure, all of our academies are grouped together in key geographical area to enable them to be able to support each other and share resources. It also offers staff access to career opportunities across the Trust allowing them to progress their career without switching employers. For more information on working for the Trust please visit our careers pages
Diversity at our core: As a Trust, we are passionate about diversity and recognise that as individuals we all bring something unique to the role regardless of age, gender, race, beliefs or disabilities which is why we treat all of our people equally, without compromise.
The academy is committed to safeguarding children and successful candidates will be subject to an Enhanced DBS check. Our commitment to safeguarding is underpinned by robust processes and checks which are in place across the Trust.
The closing date for this job has now passed.


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Monday, February 16, 2009
Spring is coming...
It's February, and spring is on the threshold - a long time elapsed since my last post. It was a busy period for me but full of positive emotions and fun. I've seen my friends and relatives, met new interesting people, walked, gone skating and skiing and done a mountain of work at the same time. I can say out loud that these holidays were COOOL and the best ones for me and my family.
Spring is on the threshold and everything around betokens its forthcoming. This makes my mood merry and lends me wings, so necessary after busy weeks and tons of work.
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* Lee Passey wrote: >I am trying to tidy one of those bloated MS-Word .htm files. In the ><head> block there are multiple untermintated <meta> tags, as follows: > ><head> ><meta http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=windows-1252"> ><meta name=ProgId content=Word.Document> ><meta name=Generator content="Microsoft Word 9"> ><meta name=Originator content="Microsoft Word 9"> ><link rel=File-List href="./filelist.xml"> ><title>MS Word document</title> ><!--[if gte mso 9]><xml> > <o:DocumentProperties> >... etc. We have a bug here, Tidy puts out [...] <!--[if gte mso 9]><xml> <o:DocumentProperties> > </head> <body> </body> </html> For this sole fragment, i.e. it inserts some weired '>' and it doesn't close the comment. However, as of today, it only complains about line 8 column 1 - Warning: adjacent hyphens within comment (which is again a bug, a related bug I guess) I can't reproduce your >The August 2000 version of tidy seems to deal with this fine, but my >build based on CVS of about September 25, 2001 prints the error: > >line 7 column 73 - Warning: <meta> element not empty or not closed >line 7 column 73 - Warning: inserting missing 'title' element In fact, in your example only line 2 has 72 columns. Could you please provide either a better test case or if the test case is fine a configuration file to reproduce the problem? regards, -- Björn Höhrmann { mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com } http://www.bjoernsworld.de am Badedeich 7 } Telefon: +49(0)4667/981028 { http://bjoern.hoehrmann.de 25899 Dagebüll { PGP Pub. KeyID: 0xA4357E78 } http://www.learn.to/quote/Received on Friday, 12 October 2001 20:09:18 UTC
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Budget Gardening: Protecting an Investment When Times Are Tough. Part 2 - Foundation Plantings
Flowering and evergreen shrubs that hide unsightly foundations also soften the hard geometry of the contours of a house and blend that building into the land. If, in the future, you choose to add a flower bed, the foundation plantings will supply a lush background that will enhance the appearance of the flowers. When selecting shrubs, don't be tempted to buy one that you would otherwise consider inappropriate just because it's on sale. You will never be truly pleased Select shrubs whose heights will complement rather than overwhelm the building. Make sure that the colors of the foliage and flowers enhance, rather than clash with the exterior of the home. Deciduous shrubs i.e. shrubs that lose their leaves in autumn, are usually less expensive than evergreen shrubs and definitely less expensive than Rhododendrons and Azaleas. Tomorrow's blog will discuss hedges as fencing.


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State's online job application system unaffected by JobLink security breach
Recent news stories regarding the data breach of America's JobLink Alliance system earlier this week have included statements such as: using the JobLink Alliance website is "a must for people applying for a state job" and the system is "a service used by anyone applying for a state job." The Vermont Department of Human Resources would like to clarify that the recent data breach on America's JobLink Alliance system did not include a breach of data on the State's online job application system, known as VTHR. Individuals applying for State jobs do so through the VTHR system, not the JobLink Alliance/Vermont JobLink system. No personal information stored in the VTHR system would have been reachable by the data breach on the America's JobLink Alliance system, as Vermont JobLink and VTHR are separate systems which do not share data. Individuals using the JobLink Alliance system may have seen/clicked on a State job posting on the JobLink website but would have been redirected to the State's VTHR system to apply for the job. The Department of Human Resources would like to assure job applicants that the personal information they entered into the VTHR system when applying for a State job remains secure and was unaffected by the data breach on the JobLink Alliance system


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Marimo Moss Balls (Chladophora aegagropila) 3-5cm
Cladophora aegagropila
These "Moss balls" are the latest craze to hit the aquarium plant hobby. They actually are said to be great for algae control because they "outcompete" the algae by using the same nutrients and starving the algae.
In its natural habitat, their ability to move around by using the undercurrents to sink or rise in order to position themselves to receive plenty of light to carry out photosynthesis is interesting.
Can grow upto Diameter:1"-12" (2.5cm-30cm)
Ideal Temperature: 68-82F (20-28C)
Hardness tolerance: medium
pH tolerance: 6.8-7.5
Easiness: average.


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Generic Viagra is considerably cheaper in India. Blame it on a too relaxed healthcare system or an open economy: there are quite a few brands to choose from. They, apparently, all have sildenafil as the chief active ingredient; the add-ons vary. The competition keeps prices under check in a market that doesn't always sell on prescriptions. It is still the reason American and European customers prefer the Indian drugstores. A person can easily obtain safe and legitimate generic drugs such as Viagra, Cialis or Levitra while in India.
Why is the price of pharmaceutical products so low in India?
Low is a relative term that fluctuates. The prices might seem much less in INR compared to someone more accustomed towards paying in dollars, whereas, for an Indian common man, these pharmaceuticals may well amount to a good chunk of his monthly income.
Another reason is due to the Indian government's wide open policy of accepting any generic pharmaceutical drug. In 1970, the Indian Government assessed the economic situation of the country and its prevalent GDP. The 1970 Patent Act was introduced as an attempt to its fortification. This allowed the manufacturing of generic variants of drugs. The same formulas currently are under patent protection in the United States but the Indian law allows commercial production of generic medications as long as the manufacturing procedures are not identical. The pharmaceuticals cut in by varying the manufacturing process.
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Our store offers high-quality generic drugs and ships directly from Cipla's factories in India. Cipla is one of the prominent generic medicines manufacturers in India with R&D and production facilities worldwide. For more than 80 years, Cipla has become one of the most respected pharmaceutical companies in India as well as in more than 180 countries. Read more about Cipla on Wikipedia.
We also offer high-quality generic brands from all top indian pharma producers.
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Today I spent my day at a Rails Girls Wellington event. The aim of the two day workshop is…
We aim to take a range of skill levels and form smaller working groups based on experience.
The day started with coffee and mingling and then an introduction from the two fantastic organisers – Merrin Macleod (@merxplat) and Kelly Cheesman (@kellective). It was interesting hearing Kelly talk about how her interest in technology started at high school with a program called Tech Angels.
We moved onto having a chat with the person next to us and I chatted with Nat (@NatDudley) from Vend in Auckland. Great conversation about how important it is to get more women and girls into coding and about Gather Workshops – more investigation needed (@nzgather).
It was then time to hear from Charlie Ablett (@charlieabettnz) with the heading of her talk being " Software is the closest thing we have to magic". She discussed what she sees as that three main reasons that women don't continue with computer science / programming:
- programming is done by yourself and therefore not very interesting
- working on programs that are boring, trivial and simple – so computer science is boring
- it is not creative
Having started a first year programming paper via the University of Canterbury at the beginning of this term, I would agree with this with what I have experienced so far, although I am very very new to it all.
However, Charlie made it clear that programming is not actually like that when you get out there into industry.Paraphrasing – "It is not true that you program by yourself, it is collaborative and social, whether in the same physical space or not. It is all about solving problems and coming up with the best solution for a problem. This is a very creativity process as there can be lots of solutions for a problem but not all of them good solutions. Being able to express your creativity in programming can be limited when starting out but as you learn more you can express yourself and do amazing things."
Charlie ended with saying that programming is about consistently growing and learning. That you can make changes in the physical world by writing software and turn thoughts into real world change.
We then moved on to trying out Ruby by using Try Ruby – http://tryruby.org/. Then a talk from Amy Palamountain (@ammeep) about GitHub – Code.GitHub & Animated Gifs. Great start talking about how code is just really text and how would you manage a wall of text adn 50 people on your team etc. Excellent introduction to GitHub with cool demo and interactive as participants were invited to add the the Animal Party (plus free stuff too!).
We then got into doing some Ruby on Rails by following the guide at http://guides.railsgirls.com/app/. This was good, slightly frustrating as I seemed to keep hitting hurdles but there were plenty of great coaches to help me out. My progress was also slow as I networked with a few people, which was great and brings me onto some questions.
One conversation I had we talked about Python and Ruby and how Ruby is used more in industry and Python is more used within scientific areas. This got me wondering about whether there are teachers in NZ teaching Ruby in schools. Or are we mostly teaching Python because there are a lot of good resources available.
So, my questions:
- are you or do you know of anyone who is teaching Ruby in high schools?
- would Ruby be a better programming language to teach in high schools?
- would it be easy? would it be more interesting for girls? (I am already finding what I have done to do more interesting as I am making something that I can see / use on a webpage straight away)
- anyone interested in exploring developing resources for Year 11 / 12 / 13?
- who is interested in coming into school (local Wellington school, all girls') and talking about how they got into the industry and the work they do now?
Would love to hear your thoughts!


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Sunday at 2PM on Sky Sport 2. Free.
Wilder vs Stiverne
Sunday at 2PM on Sky Sport 2. Free.
Cheers die,
This will hopefully be interesting IF and only IF Stiverne shows up fit. Wilder needs to have a disciplined plan in place like last time they fought.
Still think Wilder has too much for Stiverne, 80/20 in Wilders favour I reckon.
Wilder fought a very disciplined fight last time will look to do same again
80/20 sounds about right does Stiverne land anything meaningful this time to test Wilders chin..
If wilder performs poorly but wins really opens up the unifying process and gives JP hope
Wilder, Stiverne Workout Pix and Quotes
WBC heavyweight world champion Deontay Wilder and former world champion Bermane Stiverne showed off their power and skills at the media workout Wednesday in Brooklyn before they meet in the main event on Saturday from Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
Deontay Wilder: "Stiverne is going to see me come to Barclays Center and finish the job on Saturday. He survived the first time. He's the only one to survive on their feet. This is something that I've come back to. I will finish the job this time. Stiverne had a lot of excuses after the last fight. Nobody wants to hear excuses from the loser. He knows what happened. I beat him 12 rounds in a row. I think this fight will be even easier for me. He hasn't improved since we last fought, but I'm going to show him a whole new Deontay Wilder. This is the end of Bermane Stiverne's career right here.
"As soon as Anthony Joshua accepts the fight, then I'll be there. They're trying to distract people because they know that I'm a danger to anybody's career. All their excuses have nothing to do with the sport of boxing. The only thing people care about is the best fighting the best, and that's what I'm trying to do.
"I thought the first Stiverne fight should have been stopped. He had knots all over his faced and was concussed. I'm not trying to leave any doubt this time around. This is my mandatory opponent. I must face him and that's just what it is. I've called out every name in the sport. All the top guys have ducked me, so I just have to take care of the people that are able to get in the ring."
Bermane Stiverne: "I have no fear heading into this fight. It's not that I didn't see the openings in the last fight, I just couldn't physically perform how I needed to. I had health concerns last fight but now I've turned the chapter on that and I'm focused on Saturday night. This is going to be a completely different fight this time around.
"I'm hungry to win. I'm always motivated and excited about getting into the ring, but obviously this is the biggest chance I'm going to have. The stage is set and my destiny is in front of me. I always said I was going to be the first person to beat him, and that is going to come together on Saturday. Everything has been perfect in camp. Deontay is going to be in for a real rude awakening on Saturday. I'm going to let my fists do the talking for me."
Bermane Stiverne, at 254 pounds, will have a big weight advantage over Deontay Wilder, 220 – but will it help him?
James Slater - November 3, 2017 6 Comments
As fans may have seen, the weights are in for tomorrow's return meeting between Deontay Wilder and Bermane Stiverne. WBC heavyweight ruler Wilder came in at 220 pounds, which is about normal for him, but Stiverne raised plenty of eyebrows by tipping in at a hefty 254.
Stiverne, 25-2-1(21) is a big guy, and he may well have packed on the pounds in an effort to be able to pack more of a wallop, but some people are wondering if the former champ is in top shape, if he's trained as hard as possible. In comparison to the first fight – held in January of 2015 when Stiverne was the champ and Wilder the challenger – Stiverne weighed-in at a substantially lighter 239.
Both men have exchanged plenty of nasty words ahead of tomorrow's rematch in New York, with both warriors coming out with distasteful remarks concerning death and their intention to actually killing one another. With genuine bad blood attached, Wilder-Stiverne II might pull in a pretty big crowd as well as TV audience. Wilder is a huge favourite to repeat his 2015 win, but many fans are expecting "The Bronze Bomber" to score the KO this time instead of allowing the older (Stiverne is 39, Wilder 32), terribly inactive challenger to stick around to hear the final bell.
READ Hearn again calls out Wilder for Whyte, says Whyte will fight again in February regardless
Wilder, 38-0(37) is of course looking ahead, if not looking past Stiverne, towards a huge heavyweight unification battle with WBA and IBF champ Anthony Joshua. This match-up, one we all want to see, could be the biggest heavyweight title fight in some years. But can Stiverne spoil the party and derail Wilder? Stiverne is talking a great fight and he is of course durable and tough; being the sole pro fighter to have taken Wilder the distance.
But how long, and how effectively can Stiverne carry those 254 pounds?
Prediction: a far better fight than many are expecting breaks out, with an aggressive Stiverne having his moments of success, maybe even wobbling Wilder, before the older, heavier and slower man runs out of gas. At this juncture Wilder will show no mercy and will stop Stiverne, either with the white towel being thrown in or with the referee diving in. Look for Wilder to get the job done in around seven or eight rounds.
welterweight Shawn Porter 27 2 1 S Adrian Granados 18 5 2
vacant WBC Silver Welterweight Title
heavyweight Dominic Breazeale 18 1 0 S Eric Molina 26 4 0
heavyweight Deontay Wilder 38 0 0 S Bermane Stiverne 25 2 1
WBC World Heavyweight Title
super lightweight Sergey Lipinets 12 0 0 S Akihiro Kondo 29 6 1
vacant IBF World Super Lightweight Title
heavyweight Iago Kiladze 25 1 0 S Pedro Rodriguez 23 2 0
super bantamweight Amanda Serrano 33 1 1 S Marilyn Hernandez 26 10 0
cruiserweight Sean Monaghan 28 1 0 S Evert Bravo 23 6 1
featherweight Chris Colbert 6 0 0 S Titus Williams 7 0 0
heavyweight Lenroy Thomas 21 4 0 S Ed Fountain 12 2 0
heavyweight Efe Ajagba 2 0 0 S Rodney Hernandez 10 6 2
super flyweight Dylan Price 3 0 0 S Trevir Ballinger 0 2 0
lightweight Keyshawn Williams debut S Christian Sales debut
Wilder: I'ma end his life!
By TMZSports.com
WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder says he's literally gonna kill his opponent in the ring this weekend … guaranteeing victory by death when he rematches Bermane Stiverne at the Barclays Center. "Somebody will die in that ring come November 4, I promise," Deontay said in an interview. "I beat him to an inch of his life the first time. This time, I'ma END his life."
FYI, Stiverne's the only guy Wilder couldn't knock out in his career … so this time, Deontay wants to make sure he leaves the arena in a body bag. "I want a body on my record anyway. I wanna put a body there."
Breazeale just stopped Molina in round 8. Suprised it wasn't televised as it is supposedly Wilder's next opponent.
Me too. You watching the Wilder undercard?
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A Reduction in Healthcare
Would universal healthcare result in a reduction of healthcare services across the country?
One of the persistent fears with universal healthcare is that access to and quality of care would be impaired.
What Is Care?
Before diving in, let's quickly define the quantity of healthcare available in the country. This would be, crudely, the number of healthcare professionals multiplied by their number of work hours.
12% of the United States workforce is in healthcare [source]. There are about 160,000,000 people in the workforce [source]. We can estimate that there are about 1,500 annual hours of patient centric time available to these professionals. Although a crude estimate, we can say the United States has an annual capacity of about 29 billion hours of healthcare services.
160,000,000 [
worker] * 0.12% [ healthcare worker/ worker] * 1,500 [hour / healthcare worker] = 28,800,000,000 [hour]
Would Universal Healthcare Change that Capacity?
With healthcare providers remaining private and only the payment of services being a public service, there's no immediate reason to assume that capacity would change.
Whether health insurance is provided by private companies or the government, we'll have the exact same 28 billion hours of healthcare services per year.
The Same Capacity with More Patients Means Less Care, Right?
No. The amount of healthcare services would be 28 billion hours no matter what.
There may be fewer hours available per person, but that doesn't mean there is less care being revived.
Won't I Get Less Healthcare Services?
The amount of healthcare services the affluent receive would be decreased so that those with a greater need for those services can get care. We could simply say the increase in sharing is due do our caring, but that is not what we hear.
What About All this Talk of Rationing I Keep Hearing?
It is not the most vulnerable and poor among us who bemoan public healthcare because it would result in longer waits for appointments. In many cases, these people don't even have access to a doctor. Those complaints are from affluent people who don't want to wait longer to see a doctor so that a poor person can also see a doctor.
It is complaints of these affluent people that dominates the discussion because, by virtue of their wealth, they have access to the means to promote their interests (e.g., television and news).
So, There is No Chance of Reduced Healthcare with a Public Option?
Unfortunately, there is. There are two mechanisms that would result in reduced healthcare services across the country. However, neither are certain and both are easily avoided.
Idle Time
The simplest way to reduce our healthcare capacity is to introduce idle time into healthcare service providers; have doctors with open slots in their schedule or nurses with no one requiring care, etc.
This risk is highly unlikely to appear as long as healthcare providers remain private companies. Even if the rates for their services drop, they would still benefit from maximizing their scheduled time to maximize returns. However, if individuals aren't paid enough to continue being a healthcare professional, that does lead to the real problem we would need to monitor.
Fewer Healthcare Practitioners
The chief risk is that people who work in healthcare today, would leave the industry. That would reduce our nation's annual capacity of healthcare service hours and that would be a detriment to our collective health.
By leaving healthcare providers as private entities and making the payment for services a national service, this risk should be mitigated. We won't be suddenly making millions of healthcare workers government employees; their day to day life won't change at all.
The source of this risk would be if the public program pays so little for services that healthcare providers must pay their employees less or cut jobs. Cutting jobs would obviously impact our healthcare capacity, but paying less does, too. Some of those workers may find better opportunities in other industries.
This problem is easily avoided by ensuring the public option pays a similar amount for services that insurers do today. There must also be mechanisms to ensure that if healthcare providers feel the payment is insufficient, that they can have the payment changed. That will be important as technological advances change the cost profiles of different services.
Quality of Care
There are arguments about quality of care and innovation in healthcare as well, but these will follow the same logic as the capacity arguments. As long as the payments being made are cognizant of the full cost to achieve the desired outcomes (including patient satisfaction and innovation) and pays appropriately, there is no reason to believe it will be negatively impacted.
With all these generous payments, will we overpay?
That is a fair concern. We'll tackle that question by itself another time.


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My students learned how to describe animals' physical characteristics and abilities. The structure learned here was the verbs HAVE and BE. Among other words, they learned MANE, STRIPES, SPOTS, FEATHERS, TAIL, SCALES, FINS, HORNS, FUR, WHISKERS, TRUNK, WINGS,TEETH. Here is a fun task designed to consolidate the structure and vocabulary:
1) Students drew, colored and cut out their favorite animal. (In order to prevent too many students from drawing the same animal, which is likely to happen, you can write the animals' names in slips and have students to draw one. That would also prevent arguments among them.)
2) After they finished their animals, they taped them to brown pieces of paper and taped them to the board.
3) We played a game.
Option 1- Q/A Practice: Students individually go to the board, point at an animal and asks a peer "What DO lions look like?" or "What DOES a lion look like?" or "What does THIS butterfly look like?" Yes/No questions can also be practiced such as "Do lions have a long tail?"
Option 2 - Hot Potato: Students sit in a circle. When the music stops, the student with the ball answers a question based on the cut outs. There can also be two balls, one for the question and one for the answer. (Another option is to simply say a sentence such as "Lions have… or Lions are… or Lions can...". )
Option 3 - The Wacky Race


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Losing weight - KISS!
It gets to (most of) us all eventually. The protruding saggy belly. The unwillingness to look in windows at your reflection. The tight trousers and shirt.
What is the "it"? - being overweight!
It can be a function of age, of lifestyle, of general "laissez-go" (as the French don't say!).
So, how can you lose weight? I am in the process of attempting to lose weight. I am no "guru", just a practical fellow who has just lost nine pounds and is looking to lose another ten.
So how have I done it?
Let's state the obvious:-
- Weigh yourself regularly at the same time (I do it first thing in the morning - it just seems right)
- If you haven't got a weighing machine - get one straight away.
- Keep the data form the "weigh-in" that you collect in a spreadsheet - mine also has a nice graph so I can visualise the weight loss. That's comforting and motivating (as long as the graph is going in the right direction!).
- Drink lots and lots of water - some two litres a day. You may have to pass a lot of water as a result, but it is very good for you.
- Don't drink alcohol. This just makes me eat more than I need and wine, however much I love it and I argue with myself that it improves my standard of living, contains a ton of alcohol. The French, of course, argue that it reduces the risk of heart attacks - but they do have an ulterior motive - they are the largest producers of wine in the world so they naturally have to talk up the benefits.
- I walk, walk, walk and then some. I try to do at least 10,000 steps a day. I have, however, been up to 20,000 plus. My body now feels keen to walk. It has now been trained.
- I take food supplements. I have taken fibre supplements, cod liver oil supplements and keep to the "five a day".
After 9 pounds loss:-
- I am now beginning to feel lighter and it's great. Trousers and shirts begin to fit better. I take the odd glimpse in a window!
- I am highly motivated as people have started to notice and pass the odd compliment (to a gentleman of a certain age!)
- KISS is the most important factor. KISS - Keep It Simple Stupid! This is not rocket science. Motivation and a little discipline. And the odd reward every now and again. Naughty but nice as the old advert used to say.
Les femmes françaises ne prennent pas du poids (French women do not put on weight) - as they do say!
Why? They are careful but eat well. And they REALLY like to look good.
But don't you? Bonne chance avec le régime (good luck with the diet!)


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December -- Let's share the love!! (Jakarta)
December is coming and this is the time to spare a moment from our busy life to share our love with those who need it most. Together with some friends we plan to visit a home care of multiple disabilities "Wisma Tuna Ganda Palsigunung" in Cimanggis.
People being treated at the home care come from different ethnic and religious background. Most of them are suffered from physical and brain disabilities (moderate or severe, occurs after birth) and abandoned by their parents since they were babies.
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The visit will be conducted on Saturday, 15th December Protected content , at 10am.
We invite anyone who wants to participate to make donations in form of money and goods. Your donation of any amount or any useful goods (clothes, general medicine such as for cold and headache, the first aid kits, vitamins, food) would be a great help for the orphanage to continue providing care for the disabled children and adults. Am sure you have one of two pieces of unused clothes that you want to donate , please PM me. All donations will be reported back in details.
It's such a great feeling to make people smile, so let's share the love!


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Alexandru Anitei
Osterled 3 A, 3 ,8700 Horsens ,DenmarkE-mail : email@example.com , Skype : Anitei.Alexandru
I am a 5th semester student of Architectural Technology and Constructing Management seeking a interesting and exciting internship in order to get a better understanding of the real world working environment. I am an open minded individual, used to working in a multicultural and team based environment .Good at identifying others strengths and place in a team. I am also looking to improve both professionally and individually ,at the same time trying to acquire new knowledge and be as efficient as I can.
VIA University College, Horsens , Denmark 2011 - Present
Bachelor in Architectural Technology and Construction Management
Spiru Haret University , Bucharest , Romania (discontinued after 2 and a half years ) 2008-2011
Relevant subjects:
Mihail Kogalniceanu High-School 2004-2008
Language skills
Computer skills
1th semester - 1 storey single family house
2th semester - 2 storey and basement single family house
3th semester - Industrial building and prefabricated element production
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Career Jam: Where Experts Forecast the New & the Next
Friday, December 1, 2017
11:30 am to 2:30 pm Central Time
Madison Area In-Person EventFacilitator: Ellen BartkowiakLocation: Biaggi's Restaurant, Greenway Station, 1611 Aspen Commons, Middleton, WI 53562
Career Jam, formerly Global Career Brainstorming Day, is your opportunity to participate in a groundbreaking event of career exploration, conversation, and discovery as career colleagues.
All participants receive key industry reports on leadership, recruiting, job search, career management, coaching, and more to enrich discussion.
The discussion is led by an experienced facilitator working with a discussion outline created to guide conversation.
When you register, you're committing to being a part of the conversation, sharing your knowledge, encouraging others, swapping ideas, and asking questions. By being present and participating, you will be surprised at how much you have to share and how much you'll learn!
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NEWaukee Signature Experiences
Community Involvement:
Season of Giving: a month-long series of 12 non-profit volunteer activities that includes a teacher supply drive.
Detour by Carr: an in-depth bus tour and exploration of culture, history, and texture in Milwaukee neighborhoods.
Tournavation: a crowd-sourced idea generation platform that focuses on solving important issues that face the city of Milwaukee.
Empty Storefronts Conference: A day-long conference that focuses on holistic solutions, national trends, best practices, and success stories that lead to action plans and spark ideas to fill empty storefronts. The Empty Storefronts Conference features national and local speakers that have implemented practices and tactics in their own communities and across the country to address vacant storefronts. The inaugural Empty Storefronts Conference is hosted in storefronts and neighborhoods across Milwaukee.
Professional Development:
Spotlight Speaker Series: candid conversation with leaders from all sectors and industries. The program is hosted in a lounge setting allowing the curated audience an opportunity to network with one another as well as have maximum access to the speaker. The format of the conversation is easy, informal and evocative.
Speaker Crawl: an interactive professional development program that simultaneously features numerous speakers and a cultural institution to a young professional audience. The participants never sit during the presentations as they traverse the program exhibitions to hear from the diverse lineup of speakers. The Speaker Crawl is social in nature while it also imparts a wide array of information about the important issues facing our city as well as tips for personal and professional growth.
The Launch: a curated networking program aimed at new recruits on a boat. Applicants need to apply to participate in the program and are pre-screened prior to participating. The boat trip includes an exhibition of the hiring companies.
YPWeek: a week-long platform for discovery, adventure and meaningful conversations about the issues that matter among young professionals in Wisconsin. YPWeek brings together key leaders in the community, at purposefully chosen locations that integrate the unique cultural assets with meaningful learning or social interaction. The activities engage the millennial workforce in experiences that are important to a YP, while educating employers on the role these functions play in retaining YPs as their workforce.
Social Networking:
Lunar Music Series: a weekly summer music program hosted at the Milwaukee Athletic Club that features live local musical talent. Each event has a relaxing atmosphere perfect for employees to network with one another or with other community members.
Urban Island Beach Party: a unique island-themed fundraiser for the Friends of Lakeshore State Park that features family activities, live art, live music, pig roasts and food trucks, outdoor activities, a local marketplace and educational learning booths around the outdoor lifestyle.
Night Market: a collision of all Milwaukee has to offer. The Night Market is a free open-air market that offers a wide variety of experiences for people of all backgrounds and ages. The Night Market features a mash up of art and craft vendors, technology installations, food trucks/carts, live art creation, performances, local music and a beer garden that supports local art organizations. The goal is to create a free, vibrant, safe and interactive place in downtown Milwaukee for people to experience culture at night. By visiting the night market you not only contribute to the local economy, but also you are part of the solution to a revitalization of West Wisconsin Ave.
Art Bus: Every gallery night NEWaukee takes you on a tour of multiple galleries and locations. The galleries are only part of the journey. On the Art Bus you will find a live local singer songwriter, complimentary wine and beer, and a great way to meet new people.
2016's Adventure lineup includes Snow Hiking, Laser Tag, Kayaking, and Sailing!
Eastside Music Tour: The Eastside Music Tour highlights local, regional and national musicians. Attendees had the opportunity to see over 70 performances in over 30 locations – including bars, restaurants and boutiques – on Brady Street. In conjunction with the Brady Street Business Improvement District, NEWaukee hosted the tour for two years.
New Years Eve: The most exclusive New Year's Eve event in the midwest held in the world's sexiest buildings! With fire dancing, ice sculpting, live music and art and a 20-foot Hop Drop, thousands of people gathered together year after year to bring in the new year in the most amazing way possible.
Naked Ballet: An in-your-face showcase of dance stripped down to its very essence! The Naked Ballet allows you to experience the power and athleticism of the Milwaukee Ballet II dancers up close as they perform during a live set from a local musician. Hosted at The Grain Exchange, one of Milwaukee's most beautiful venues, the Naked Ballet is a YPWeek highlight.
Art Jamboree: The Art Jamboree is an awe-inspiring combination of over 12 different mediums of art in obscure and curious locations. The Art Jamboree is loud, interactive and makes art fun, social and approachable.
Wedding: The Wedding marries two local artists on one canvas. We partner with vendors from the Milwaukee wedding community, featuring a live boudoir photo shoot including hair and makeup, wedding cake tasting, live music and entertainment from a Milwaukee production company, and a fashion show featuring work from local designers.
InterACT: InterACT is a unique, one-night event utilizing professional and independent theatre companies alike. InterACT invites 7 theater companies into 7 unique spaces performing 6 one acts and 1 musical in 1 night. Audiences are invited to see, interact and immerse themselves with each theatre company as they perform a different one-act play from David Ives. Each one-act will be performed independently in different rooms, giving audiences the ability to see the short plays in any order they choose during the evening's activities.
Bonfire on the Beach: Hosted at Bradford Beach, Bonfire on the Beach features live music, hula hooping, buckets of beer, bonfires, sunshine and sand!
Wisconsin Avenue Bridge Party: To celebrate the reopening of the Wisconsin Avenue Bridge, the party's festivities include a flotilla of decorated boats on the Milwaukee River, a group yoga lesson on the bridge, tug of war commemorating the city's "bridge war" of 1845 in which two bridges were destroyed, and local bands as well as other entertainment on two stages. The party also featured a RiverWalk art walk, with more than 50 artists.


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More and more pro sports dudes are becoming comfortable with coming out as gay, but it's still a super-closeted arena (pun intended). That's why it was awesome when WWE professional wrestler Darren Young came out this week.
What's even more awesome is the response he has been getting from his colleagues. Superstar John Cena told TMZ that Young is a "great guy" and that it's "wonderful," and WWE is all about entertainment anyway.
"You shouldn't be judged by race, creed, color or sexuality," Cena said.
OK, NASCAR, you're next!
Got scoops or Bay Area celebrity gossip? Email email@example.com.
Two more women have come forward to claim that they had an affair with Lamar Odom, Khloe Kardashian's husband.
Lindsay Lohan will be appearing on the finale of the HBO comedy "Eastbound and Down" as Kenny Powers' illegitimate daughter.
Amanda Seyfried and Justin Long are dating.
Joe and Teresa Giudice of "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" have pleaded not guilty to 39 federal fraud charges.
"Orange Is the New Black" star Laura Prepon will be exiting the show next season and will only return to wrap up her storyline.
Singer-songwriter Vanessa Carlton is 33.
Actor Steve Carell ("The Office") is 51.
Actor Timothy Hutton ("Ordinary People") is 52.
Actress Angela Bassett ("Olympus Has Fallen") is 55.
Entertainer Madonna is 55.
Director James Cameron ("Titanic") is 59.
Talk show host Kathie Lee Gifford is 60.
Actress Lesley Ann Warren ("Clue") is 67.
Actress Julie Newmar ("Batman") is 80.
Actress Ann Blyth ("Mildred Pierce") is 85.


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The Summerhouse, Homme House
The Summerhouse, Homme House, Much Marcle, Ledbury, Herefordshire HR8 2NJ View on map
Late 17th century Grade I listed summerhouse or banqueting house, also known as the Watchtower. An important and little altered early example of a Gothick garden building, pre dating Miller's work at Radway Grange in the 1740's or Walpole's work at Strawberry Hill.
- Grant Recipient: Jocelyn D Finnigan
- Contact for access: Mrs Jocelyn D Finnigan
- 01531 660 419
- [email protected]
- http://www.hommehouse.co.uk/
Opening Arrangements
By prior appointment.
Homme House is on the A449 between Ledbury and Ross on Wye. The summerhouse stands in the walled garden to the rear of the house. Rail: Ledbury (approximately 6 miles).
Parking Spaces
Car park is 5 minute walk uphill from the Summerhouse.
Disabled Access
- Wheelchair access: No
- Disabled Toilets: No
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Earlier today, I noticed some slight discomfort, sadness, and impulse for it to change.
And then welcome, God. To the discomfort, sadness, and impulse for it to change. And as a reminder to myself that it's all Spirit. It's happening within and as awakeness. It's the play of life. It's life experiencing life.
It's also a reminder of how spiritual practices are made. Something happens spontaneously, as welcome, God did. We find it helpful to ourselves. And sometimes, it's passed on to others. To be more useful, it's often made into a structure or a kind of prescription. And sometimes, it's helpful to someone else, and sometimes not.
Either way, it's something that initially happens spontaneously. Is found to be helpful. There is an impulse to pass it on to someone else. (Often as a kindness.) It is made into something slightly more structured. And it is then helpful or not, depending on the person and the situation they are in.
This particular one is helpful if we have seen (as a glimpse) or continue to see (when we look) all as Spirit. But we sometimes need a reminder that some manifestations of Spirit – such as discomfort or an impulse for something to change – also are Spirit. So we can then try welcome, God as a reminder, and see what happens.
Note: We can say welcome, God to anything. Situations. People. Emotions. Thoughts. Whatever it may be that we initially don't recognize as Spirit. Whatever we don't automatically recognize as Spirit due to old habits of calling some thing bad, undesirable, or just not the divine.


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Load balance improve the workloads accross our network links. There are a lot of different method to configure as load balance.
As a reference, weight load balance is easy to understand and setup.
- Add the feature advance routing.
- Choose weight load balance and configure as 5 & 5for WAN1 & WAN2.
- Setup Dead gateway detection. Which WAN port gateway is dead, your firewall will switch over the WAN line in second.
- As a reminder, if your customer is using TM streamyx, please DO NOT configure ping server as 188.8.131.52. Enter the gateway that your WAN port retreive from TM.
** As a example, attachedment below show the configuration. You may see that WAN1 configure as public IP 21x.xxx.xxx.xxx & WAN2 is configured as 188.8.131.52. WAN1 using TM streamyx and WAN2 is using another ISP.