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Heather Watson and doubles partner Marina Erekovic came out on top of a topsy-turvy match with Natalie Grandin and Vladimira Uhlirova to make the final of the Bank of the West Classic in Stanford.
The British 20-year-old and New Zealander Erekovic won it on a super tie-break to finally beat the third seeds 7-5 6-7 (6/8) 10-7 in just over two hours.
The pair, who came back from 5-2 down in the second set and served for it at 6-5 up, will take on top seeds Jarmila Gajdosova and Vania King in the final.

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Shah Rukh Khan Is Undisputed In Oversease Circuit Since 2000.His Movies Like Kuchh Kuchh Hota Hai,Kabhi Khusi Kabhi Ghum,Kavi Alvida na Kehna,My Name Is Khan,Don 2 Has Done Exceptional Business in Oversease Market. His Recent Release Jab Tak Hai Jaan Seems To Add Extra Feather to His Cap.
Kiaara Sandhu Who Is a Film Critic & Jounalist in UK Bollywood Magazine,Helped Us Prepairing Jab Tak Hai Jaan's Successful Journey In Oversease Market.
Here Is Exclusive Report Of Kiaara Sandhu-:
|A Still From Jab Tak Hai Jaan
In Pakistan,Jab Tak Hai Jaan Released on 16th Nov. in 35 Screens & Collected Huge 93Lakhs in Two Days due to Strong Pre-Release Buzz ,Which is A record by any bollywood Movie.Opening Day Collection In Newzeland and Singapore is 30 Lacs & 1cr. Respectively With Minimum no. of Sceens.
The Same Happend When It Was Released In Germany,Broke all Opening Records of a Bollywood Movie Which Was Previously Held By DON 2 & Kavi Alvida na Kehna in Germany.Germany is Known to have Shah Rukh's 2nd Most Fan Following Center At Oversease Market After Pakistan.
It Was Noted That In UK and USA due to High Demand,Son of Sardar shows are Replaced with Jab Tak Hai Jaan.
Till Sunday(Day-6) JTHJ Collection In Different Circuits Are-: UK+Ireland=7.3cr , USA+Canada= 9.54cr , UAE= 13.78cr ,Germany=3.4cr , Singapore= 3.1cr , Pakistan=2.9cr
Total Collection at Oversease Market Till Sunday(Day-6) Is Recorded 44.56cr For JTHJ.There Is No chance Of Drop in Overseas,Film will sustain Till Next Week & Expected To Collect Around 80-90cr In It's Lifetime Run.


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Date(s) - Wednesday, September 14, 2016
7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Port Angeles High School Performing Arts Center
This concert isn't included in the Season Concert Subscription.
Five-Time Grammy Nominee Karrin Allyson has confirmed her show in Port Angeles!
The Houston Press writes, "If there's a choir in heaven, someday the exquisite vocalist Karrin Allyson will lead it. She's such an otherworldly talent that the creator probably already has her on heavy rotation."
Well, no worries because Karrin Allyson will be part of this earthly choir for a very long time. But she is moving on, after a jam-packed career with Concord Jazz thirteen albums, five Grammy nominations, and a recent self-produced holiday album, Yuletide Hideaway that won four stars from Downbeat.
In addition to Karrin Allyson, the award winning Vocal Unlimited, under the direction of Jolene Dalton-Gailey will perform.
In May of 2015, Karrin headed back into the recording studio with for a very intimate look at the music of Rodgers and Hammerstein. For Karrin,who actually played Nelly Forbush in a production of South Pacific as a teenager this album is a return. "I've been all around the world musically, from bop and bossa and chanson to blues and singer-songwriters. And now, I feel like coming home. I find myself powerfully drawn to the world of Rodgers and Hammerstein.
Karrin lives in New York City, following a childhood in the midwest, schooling in the Bay Area, a degree in classical piano performance and important stints in Minneapolis and Kansas City, where she began her recording career with Concord Jazz. Karrin currently spends two days out of three on tour, playing the major jazz festivals, concert venues and clubs of the U.S. and making repeated tours overseas to Brazil, Japan, Australia and the great cities of Europe.
Among musicians, Karrin is known as a great bandleader and one of the deep pleasures of the current scene is listening to her highly developed interplay with her bandmates it sounds so effortless but it conceals a deep musical sophistication. Its one of Allysons great achievements the result of working over the years with an ensemble of fearless and powerfully committed jazz virtuosi.


text: Thursday 7 August 2014 Football Studies graduate talks landing his dream job Here, Jack Thurlow talks about his time studying on Southampton Solent University's BA (Hons) Football Studies programme, and explains how he landed his dream job as a full time skills coach. I recently landed my dream job as a full-time skills coach with Essex County Football Association as part of the Sport England funded FA Skills Programme. My job is to give young children a quality introduction to sport and make them understand that sport is fun. Focusing particularly on girls' football, I'll provide specialist coaching in primary schools for 5-11 year olds, run after-school sessions for young children in skills centres and coach local grassroots Charter Standard clubs. The FA Skills Programme is recognised as a life changing scheme. It's made a difference to students' grades and helped kids to get away from the TV and enjoy playing sport. I've been coaching since I was 15 and it's always been a dream for me to work in the football industry, particularly for the FA, and this is a fantastic programme to be involved in. My lecturers and the Sport Solent staff at Solent University, namely Matthew Bishop and Julia Tucker-Blackford, were instrumental in me getting the role. As part of a guest lecture from Hampshire FA, organised by senior lecturer Tracey Bourne, they told us about a volunteering opportunity with them. Over 20 people applied, 5 were interviewed and I actually didn't get the role. But the FA saw I was willing and gave me some other work to do for them on the side. By the end of the year I'd worked really hard and gained more responsibility than the volunteer had. I was a mentee of the FA Skills Programme from my second year and it was a combination of this and my voluntary work with Hampshire FA that helped me to get my full-time coaching role. Previously, through the 'Mars Just Play!' initiative, I worked as a volunteer with Chamberlayne Athletic Football Club. When I arrived at the Charter Standard club, it had 10 male teams and the Charter Standard (youth) award. Through my work, particularly in women's football, the club now has 17 teams, including 1 women's and 2 girls' teams, and have achieved the Community Charter Standard Award. I created a brand new ladies 11-a-side team in the 2013/14 season which competes in a Ladies Monthly League. As Head Coach I organised kit sponsorship, training sessions, fixtures, and worked closely with the players which really helped me to develop my ability to build relationships with people and encourage them to enjoy sport. Due to the success of the first season, other players joined and formed a new team within the club in the same division. At a time when adult football was declining this was a huge achievement. But it wasn't always easy. At one stage I only had 1 player signed up and I felt like it wasn't going to work out, but my never give up attitude kicked in and I gave it another big push which got the numbers in and the team up and running. My Football Studies degree from Solent taught me the technical side of coaching but I really honed my abilities through volunteering and actually working with both adults and children in coaching situations to see how my technique worked in action. My advice to anyone would be to work hard in your degree, but also make sure you get your name out there; volunteer as much as you can and do whatever you can. No matter what happens, never give up. It was because of Solent that I managed to get the links to be where I am now but my volunteering work helped so much. I've endured some tough times and things did not always go swimmingly well for me. Don't dwell on the mistakes you make, learn from them as this will help you move forward in life. I've always wanted to go out and really make a difference and improve lives. I've just returned from Arsenal School in Kuwait where I've been coaching children aged 4-17 years using FA Future Game resources and now I'm about to start a full-time paid job with the FA before I've even officially graduated. This job is a dream come true and I'm really looking forward to it. Share this article Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Email Print


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Bright and early on June 22 & 23, twenty teachers and community leaders, representing 11 area schools, gathered to enjoy two extraordinary days of cooking with chefs and hands-on gardening. This 5th annual Edible Schoolyard Academy was presented by Edible Education Experience and hosted at Orlando Junior Academy.
Discussions and activities provided attendees with practical help for building or improving their own school gardens and gave inspiration towards integrating cooking and gardening into school curriculum. Cooking lessons included: Written food memories, history of pasta making, ease of processing nut butters, basic knife skills and table etiquette. Gardening lessons explored: Science of composting, math relevance when building a trellis, literacy principals found in flower arranging and introduction to readily available resources that include standards-based lesson plans. Teachers were also toured through the future Emeril Lagasse Kitchen House & Culinary Garden and were invited to return with their students as a field trip destination.
Academy instruction was led by Sarah Cahill, Certified Raw Food Chef, Kevin Fonzo, Chef/Owner of K Restaurant and Brad Jones, Garden Coordinator. Attendees also received expert advise from guest presenters:
Kristi Hatakka,
Dept. of Ag and School
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State of Florida
Lora Gilbert,
OCPS Food Director
Sabrina Miler,
OJA Math Specialist
Carianna Farfan,
OJA Literacy Specialist
As community partners, Erica Asti of Florida Hospital introduced how schools can invite Mission:Fit and CREATION U to their campus for a fun and interactive health message and Megan Silberman of Jamba Juice brought fresh carrots and apples for on-site juicing as a mid-afternoon snack. Silberman also distributed information as to how schools can partner with Jamba Juice for healthy school fundraisers.
Time for reflection was given at the end of the 2-day session and rave reviews were received:
"Loved the recipes and hands-on lessons. Very inspired to "cook" hopefully weekly in class." Joyce Nichols, Lake Silver Elementary
"I totally enjoyed every minute I spent in the garden. This Professional Development exceeded my expectations. Thank you! The lessons can be easily incorporated into our Science, Math, and Social Studies standards for all grade levels" Sonia Robinson, Whispering Oaks Elementary
"I am most eager to incorporate ideas like watermelon math in my lesson plans to teach circumference, perimeter and area and to use the measuring of ingredients to teach fractions." Michelle O'Reilly, Orlando Junior Academy
Overall, this year's Academy received a satisfaction rate of over 90% and many attendees offered the fact that they would recommend the program to someone they know.
A big "Thank You" to providers of teacher scholarships and event sponsors: Lake Adair Garden Club, College Park Rotary, Slow Foods Orlando, Winter Park Gardening Club, Edible Orlando Magazine and Whole Foods Market. OCPS and West Learning Community also funded several teachers.
Schools represented were: Dillard Street Elementary
First Congregational Church PreSchool/Kindergarten
Lake Silver Elementary
Lakeview Middle School
Memorial Middle School
Monarch Learning Academy
Orlando Junior Academy
Tildenville Elementary
Windermere Elementary
Whispering Oak Elementary and our first international attendance from the Virgin Islands Department of Education. Also in attendance was a representative from Young Environmental Society and an occupational therapist, for the sake of her young clients.
Next year's Academy is already in planning with June 2017 dates to be determined. If you know a school administrator, teacher or parent who is involved with a school garden, tell them about this 2-day workshop. If you are a business and wish to be an event sponsor, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Things 3 is tremendous, and I must confess that I've fully switched to it.
A bit of background: I had used Things 1 as my first high-powered to-do list (after first experimenting with Remember The Milk). But it languished, especially in terms of sync, and it didn't have time-based deadlines. So I switched to OmniFocus. OmniFocus is best in class, really powerful and thoughtful. But some of OmniFocus' recent power user implementations have felt odd to me – I don't need TaskPaper support every time I copy and paste, for example. OmniFocus was oddly between a task manager and a project manager.
Although OmniFocus is thoroughly Mac-like, powerful, and intuitive, I missed the clear, lovely Things in its earlier versions. With Things 3, the stark beauty is only enhanced, with inviting fonts, titles, and clarity. (It feels very inspired by iOS 10's Music app, with large, clear titles and sections.) I like the Today view, and I like the ease of seeing everything. Lists and items pop onscreen and offscreen in a really pleasing way that clearly communicates what is happening. Things has had a powerful sync for some years, but I hadn't really experimented with it until Things 3.
I do sometimes miss the Review tab of OmniFocus, but it's really not necessary. If you want to review, then review, or set an appointment or recurring event and go through everything. Things forces you to keep it simple, which is always a challenge for a kind of software that naturally invites complexity.
Use whatever works for you – Apple's Reminders is great, and OmniFocus is awesome. But Things pops in a way that feels very contemporary, leaving OmniFocus feeling a bit stale.
Cheers to Things 3!


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It's probably a good thing that cable news generally doesn't draw much of an audience from the 18- to 24-year-old demographic. Otherwise, history professors across the nation could very well be witnessing the undoing of their work to educate students about the dire economic climate the United States faced for much of the 1930s.
Those who have been watching cable news lately have undoubtedly noticed the litany of conservative media figures attempting to rewrite history by denigrating the tremendous successes of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal policies in what amounts to an orchestrated effort to derail the economic recovery plans of President Obama.
Fox News Washington managing editor Brit Hume recently called Roosevelt's policies "a jihad against private enterprise," just after claiming that "everybody agrees, I think, on both sides of the spectrum now, that the New Deal failed." That may be accurate if by "both sides of the spectrum" Hume is referring to the right and far-right over at Fox News.
Hume's own jihad against the facts, however, represents only a small portion of the historical misrepresentations passed off as reasoned debate about the New Deal.
Witness the day-break machinations of the crew over at MSNBC's Morning Joe. During a recent broadcast, Joe Scarborough and co-host Mika Brzezinski kicked off a string of attacks against the president's recovery plan, using the New Deal as their dubious weapon du jour. Mika said of Obama's plan, "I think we're going to have the same unemployment in three or four years, just like the New Deal." That just isn't true -- unemployment fell every year from 1933 through 1937.
Karl Frisch is a Senior Fellow at Media Matters for America, a progressive media watchdog, research, and information center based in Washington, DC. Frisch also contributes to County Fair, a media blog featuring links to progressive media criticism from around the web as well as original commentary. You can follow him on Twitter and Facebook or sign-up to receive his columns by email.
A shorter version of this column first appeared in the San Jose Mercury News.


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Alias and Domain names: what's the difference?
When your club first applies for a website, it is issued with a URL (or web address) of #######.toastmastersclubs.org. ####### stands for your club number, so if your club number is 1234567, then the URL would be 1234567.toastmastersclubs.org
If you are happy with that URL, you don't have to do anything else.
DO NOT add the leading zeros to your club number when you use this URL. Using the same example, 01234567.toastmastersclubs.org would not work.
Most clubs, though, want something a bit more distinctive. There are two ways of doing this, aliases and custom domain names.
An Alias is just a name that replaces your club number. So, if your club name is Podunk Toastmasters, you might like to use an Alias of "podunk" (or maybe "podunktm" if another club has taken the first one).
To set an Alias, launch your Admin Console and scroll to the bottom of the window. Put your Alias into the box marked "Website Alias". (Only the alias – not the full website name!) Make sure you leave the Custom Website Domain box empty. Save and close. That's all!
Your new Alias is available immediately.
Your old URL with the club number in it is still available, so if something goes wrong – let's say you misspelled your Alias – you can still use it to get to your site.
You can also change your Alias at any time, for example, if your club changes its name.
A Custom Domain Name is one that doesn't have "toastmastersclubs.org" in it. It will be something along the lines of "podunktalkers.org" It has to be purchased from a domain name registrar and renewed every year.
If you're not sure whether your club has one or not, talk to your treasurer, who will know if a payment has been made.
Setting up a Custom Domain Name is a bit more complicated, and it's different for each registrar (the place the name was purchased from). See http://support.toastmastersclubs.org/doc/item/dns-settings-overview for information.
When you have your new domain name set up correctly with the registrar, you then have to enter it in the Custom Website Domain box in the Admin Console. Leave the Alias box empty. Save and close.
Even when you've done everything correctly, it can take up to 72 hours for the new name to "propagate" – that is, to be recognised right across the internet.
Reasons for having a Custom Domain Name:
- It lets you have a more distinctive URL for your club.
- You do not need to remember your club number to use any of the email lists.
- You can take it with you if you decide to not to stay with FTH.
In the end, though, the choice is up to you and your club. And whichever one you choose, good, interesting and up-to-date content is always the most important thing.


text: Blogging from Berlin ~ 10/10/10 October 10, 2010 Jane Fulton Alt Have spent my first full day in Berlin. The light has been extraordinary...Spent several hours at Art Forum Berlin, an art fair that focuses only on contemporary art. Seeing so many objects that I had difficulty relating to has left me contemplating..... What Is Art?


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Yes, I don't like that name, I would appreciate; collector, connoisseur, keeper of beautiful objects...
Oh, I jumped at the idea of this Blog Hop thinking it would be fun and a no brainer... I could do this even if I can't see. I won't be doing any tiny needle work, I'll tell you now, I had to make up my mind that if I want to do what I like, I have to back away a little and just do what I can... . I hadn't considered all the places that I have 'stashed' my jewels, where all I would have to climb, jump, crawl on hands and knees, Wow! ... I have them here and there and seemingly everywhere. I kind of want to sing that old Macdonald song... eieio. When I started out, I also thought doing the work would be ok, my eyes are a tiny bit better, well, the left eye is better, I can't stand having my right eye open for long. But back to the story, I didn't realize that it would be so long in making my first project, which is nothing like anything I've done before, well, I've made odd necklaces, and used the materials, but the techniques were totally governed by my eyes. I also didn't think about taking pictures.
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This first necklace is kind of a fun ode to summer. I found the heart shaped pendant at a little shop in Salado, Texas a couple of years ago. I had completely forgotten about it, I like it because it is a fossil, and it is pretty. When we lived in central Texas, I would dig in the yard for fossils and made different crafts out of them, now I live further West and there are still fossils, I just don't get out and dig in the yard anymore.
I wanted to make this very earthy and summery, and I kind of like it, a mixture of odds and ends, I found a piece of peyote stitch ribbon that I didn't like for whatever reason, but it matched just right, not very long, but I like it. I also used shells, crystal, glass beads, glass pearls, real pearls, and there is even a piece of jasper left over from the BSBP from Shannon Hicks, who is in this blog hop as well at Falling Into The Sky. Go see what she made! Back to the ncklace... there are two types of yarn, bound by beads woven around. I like the light color. I was so impressed that I had finally made something with the pendant that I had forgotten, the day I bought it, I had this wonderful organic necklace in mind, with tons of seed beads and some pearls that I got from my grandmother, and some shells that we brought back from the Solway Firth, they would be perfect... now I can't find those shells, so I made do with these that I purchased for a totally different project!
I made another necklace. There is the picture in the blog below that shows the choices I had, but I had found so many more beads after that, I just couldn't decide... and I was getting kind of creeped out, thinking this is the first step, next I'll have a house full of cats and become a hermit... people will say, she was so nice, but we noticed that she was climbing out her window...
No, I'm not that bad yet, but you never know what sets that kind of behavior off. I do hoard, which is really saying, I do a lot of crafts and have every room full of my junk. So I say, we need to have a bi-monthly bead hoarder blog hop, so I can declutter. Like I said, I thought this would be easy, how many beads could I have stashed away? hmmm, mmm, hm, I won't answer that. If my sewing machines haven't gotten me committed, the beads would. I actually got kind of excited when I saw some of the beads that I have fondled and caressed and gently put away in drawers, cabinets, wardrobes... It was like seeing old friends, hello pretty bead, aw, you haven't aged a bit...
This is the second necklace I made. I don't know where I got any of the beads. I liked them, but never got further than putting them away in the dresser that serves as an overflow for my workbench.
I do remember when I bought the beads I had in mind a very oriental feel for the necklace. I think I just got caught up in the day to day and forgot where I put them and just didn't give another thought about the beads, you know, out of sight, out of mind.? I love the red beads, and I like the patina look in the big beads. They aren't expensive, I think I got them on half or more off... and that was cool with me ! I don't mind mixing my beads, some nice, some almost on the cheap side. I figure that no one else will use them, and they are kind of fun. The clasp is from the Rebecca Nunn collection of Adorned Life. I love the pieces, they are so heavy and feel like they are expensive. The necklace is kind of long, the reason I can wrap it around the neck of the display.
There are so many beads that I love, I buy these cool colors and stick them in a drawer... I usually work with lighter colors, since my eyes have been so bad, that is the safest thing to do, but I hold out hope that something can be done so I can work on darker colors... These were really tough to string, the more I worked on them , the less I could see. I had to walk away time and time again, but I got them done
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|trying out colors with the mesh
|trying out beads, I didn't go with this clasp
|black mesh flowers on the necklace... bracelet on top with mesh flower
So I hope you enjoyed the little goodies that I made for today. Please go over to Pretty Things Blog to see the list of reveals, and visit as many as you can. I haven't seen any yet, but I know there are a lot of really great talents on the list, and I am sure they will all deliver something great! I hope that I get to see every blog, I know it will take a while, quite a while... but I am willing to read one blog a day if that is what it takes!
|circular clasp, hinge on one side small clasp on opposite, seems sluggish
|close up of mesh flowers in natural light. I think they are prettier in person
here's another picture in natural light
|Turritella communis fossil necklace
And be sure to go to the Bead Hoarder's Blog Hop to see the list of people that participated. There are so many pretty things!!!


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This week in the Independent's column on KCSB, The KCSBeat, Colin Marshall listens in on the fascinating radio experiments found between 1:00 and 6:00 a.m. on KCSB:
Plenty of experiments are performed at KCSB, as at any freeform radio station worth its salt. Tune in during the day and you're more than likely to hear several conventional definitions of radio programming pushed to their limits, but tune in by night — late night — and you'll catch moments that make those daytime shows sound like All Things Considered.
I like to think of the hours between 1:00 and 6:00 a.m. as KCSB's radio laboratory, a place of looser rules, freer aesthetics, and much, much sleepier DJs. If you want to be exposed to some of the minds who may well influence the radio of the future, listen to KCSB; if you want to be exposed to the future of that, listen to KCSB long after you, and the person behind the microphone, should be asleep.
Read it all here.


text: I haven't been through there for several years but, here are some places that I found interesting and your family might enjoy. Georgetown, CO www.georgetowncolorado.com/ . The town escaped the fires that burned many of the other town's original buildings. It is a fine example of 19th century Victorian architecture. Be sure to ride the Georgetown Loop Railroad to Silver Plume www.georgetownlooprr.com/ . The Argo Mine Mill in Idaho Springs has a lot of historical value www.historicargotours.com/ . Your girls will like the pizza at the original Beau Jo's https://www.beaujos.com/ . If you go into Golden to see Buffolo Bill's grave, be sure to visit the Colorado Railroad Museum www.coloradorailroadmuseum.org/ . Central City and Blackhawk may be a bit disappoiting to you but they still have a few museums around if you can find them in between the casinos. These towns were really neat to explore in the 1980's, before they legalized gambling and the casinos moved into town. By the way, the restaurants at these casinos are NOT kid friendly. Minors are not even allowed on the property. At least, that is how they were when I was last there in 2007.


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Allie joined the Karen Sutton Hair Studio team in 2010. She has been working in a salon atmosphere for nine years. Allie started as an assistant while working on her cosmetology license and from there transformed herself into a stylist.
Allie has had a passion for hair from a young age. She knew that it was going to play a role in her life and was determined to become a hairstylist. She loves making people look and feel good. Allie has created so many wonderful client relationships over the last few years. She truly appreciates her customers continued support and referrals. She could not be any happier with where she is at this point in her life as her career is taking off!
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On 13 November, terror attacks took place in Paris. Over 100 people were killed.
Hours after the attacks, Knight Templar International (which has been closely associated with Britain First) used the tragedy to urge people to "join the Templars".
And just a day after the Paris attacks, the group promoted badges that Britain First has shared in the past.


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EMPLOYEE1Bill R. (Employee) May 03, 2016 14:15Hi Fabio,
Thanks for posting! I'll be happy to submit this to my developers as a feature request for you!
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Infrastructure funding in Germany
December 2013 | FEATURE | SECTOR ANALYSIS
Financier Worldwide Magazine
Arguably, Angela Merkel, and more importantly, Germany, were among the winners of the global financial crisis. The German economy withstood the hardships of the global downturn and the European debt crisis handily, better perhaps than any other industrialised nation. Germany has emerged as the largest economy in Europe and the fourth largest economic power in the world. Since 2009, Germany's gross domestic product (GDP) has grown by more than 8 percent and over 1.2 million new jobs have been created. Public finances have been consolidated and in 2012 there was a fiscal surplus of 0.2 percent of GDP.
A further indication of Germany's rise to economic prominence can be seen in the country's recent general election. While many of the other pre-financial crisis governments of Europe in nations such as Britain, France and Spain were swept out, in September 2013 Germany's Chancellor Merkel won by a landslide, securing a third term. She is recognised by many, unofficially, as the de facto leader of Europe. Germany's position as the financial powerhouse of Europe is unequivocal.
Under the premiership of Chancellor Merkel, the country has continued in its role as one of the world's most preeminent exporters and has enjoyed record low levels of unemployment. What makes this economic rebirth even more impressive is that it has come against the backdrop of wider European economic failure. Since the late 1990s Germany has done a fine job of rebuilding its standing within Europe. The late 1990s saw the country labelled the 'sick man of Europe' due to its ongoing economic problems, most notably because of the enormous costs associated with the reunification of East and West Germany. The reunification process is estimated to have cost over €1.5 trillion. While Germany has undergone a renaissance, a number of other European nations have collapsed almost into ruin. The economies of Spain, Italy, Greece and Cyprus stood on the precipice of total financial meltdown before the austerity measures of Chancellor Merkel stopped them from collapsing completely.
Where other countries see only economic hardship in their future, common sense dictates that Germany should go from strength to strength. An influx of skilled immigrants, low borrowing costs, a balanced budget and a growing housing market all point to a prosperous and optimistic future for Germany and German businesses.
Yet, despite the many positives, there is a hidden caveat to the nation's economic prosperity. For around 20 years Germany has seriously neglected its investment obligations when it comes to infrastructure development. Despite the country's position at the top of the European economic table, Germany spends just 1.5 percent of its GDP on infrastructure development, considerably less than the US and most other European nations. To put this spending into context, according to data released by the European Commission, depreciation of public infrastructure in Germany has been outstripping investment for over a decade. This is in direct contrast to a long term trend of positive net infrastructure investment in the US and across Europe. In 2012, German public infrastructure investment of €39.5bn was down 9.5 percent from 2011 in inflation adjusted terms. A further drop is expected in 2013's figures.
This underinvestment could substantially hinder Germany's growth potential and may hold back job creation. Already the lack of investment in transport infrastructure has led to a gradual deterioration of the country's once-formidable network of roads, waterways, schools and other physical assets. Much of Germany's transport network was constructed during the 1950s and 1960s, and is in desperate need of significant renovation work. This work will be crucial to helping Germany to maintain its position as Europe's premier exporter. Germany is currently the world's largest exporter behind the US and China, exporting many items from automobiles to heavy machinery for manufacturing and agriculture. In 2012 German exports totalled €1.1 trillion. Around 40 percent of German exports go to other nations within the eurozone. France, the second largest economy in Europe, took German goods worth around €129bn in 2012.
But in order to maintain its position as a large scale exporter of goods, the closure of vital transport links around industrial cities such as Leverkusen in North Rhine-Westphalia, cannot be repeated. On 30 November 2012 the State Ministry of Transportation closed a six lane bridge in Leverkusen to all vehicles with a gross weight of over 3.5 tonnes. The bridge, which is used by over 15,000 trucks a day, was only partially reopened in March 2013, and even at the time of writing there are still a number of weight restrictions in place which will remain for the foreseeable future. Similarly, difficulties have been faced on the popular A3 autobahn near Cologne, where authorities have had to reduce speed limits to 60km/h.
Anecdotal evidence aside, the state of the road system at both Leverkusen and Cologne is an allegory for Germany's wider infrastructure woes. These bridges are vital to the economic strength of the nation as a whole, yet they are in desperate need of modernisation if they are to cope with the heavy traffic loads of the future.
Despite the calls for much needed investment in the country's road network, the insertion of the Schuldenbremsen or debt brake into the German constitution in 2009 means that local municipalities do not have the necessary financial flexibility to undertake much needed modernisation works themselves.
In light of Germany's standing as a leading exporter and the obvious funding deficiencies being experienced across the various German municipalities and Länder,calls for widespread and meaningful investment in transport infrastructure are growing from economists and business leaders alike. In order to help safeguard the economic prosperity of the nation, the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW) notes that "a quantitatively and qualitatively efficient transport infrastructure is a fundamental requirement". DIW's study, released in October, notes that despite the importance of the export industry to the economy, there is currently a serious lack of investment in maintenance and quality assurance for transport infrastructure.
In recent years Germany has seen an investment shortfall of around €4bn with regard to the maintenance of the country's transport network. Considering the size of Germany's physical transport networks, the nation's transportation budget is massively underfunded. In order to plug this investment gap, the additional annual investment requirement to simply maintain the transport network is likely to be at least €6.5bn. This figure does not, however, take into account the cost of vital improvement and modernisation projects.
Transport Minister Michael Groschek has pledged to help improve the nation's highways network, although the question of how he intends to finance the work remains unanswered. According to estimates, around 20 percent of the nation's autobahn network requires extensive repair work and over 40 percent of federal roads are in a state of disrepair. Despite Mr Groschek's assurances, Germany has seen these sorts of spending promises before. More often than not these schemes do not come to fruition. Money which is earmarked for improvements to highways, transportation networks and the country's education system is diverted to preferential voter groups, investment budgets are slashed, and the status quo prevails.
The German rail network is also persistently underfunded. According to Deutsche Bahn, the country's national railway operator, if the company pushed forward with the programs of modernisation and expansion that it currently has planned and budgeted it would be unable to launch any new projects until 2030.
Despite all of the positive work Chancellor Merkel has done during the European debt crisis, her long running campaign for austerity and balanced budgets has helped bring about Germany's current infrastructure emergency. In 2012 the government announced a revision to its 2011-2015 transport spending plan, cutting planned outlays from €57bn to €41.5bn. According to the transport ministry this new figure is "more honest" than the original budget. Furthermore, although Chancellor Merkel pledged in her election campaign to increase infrastructure spending by €1bn in 2014, overall federal spending is projected to decline to €309bn in 2016, down from €312bn in 2012.
Germany's education system is also in desperate need of investment. According to the country's association of teachers, many of Germany's schools and universities are in a serious state of disrepair. A large proportion of the country's school buildings were constructed from around 1900 onwards and are crumbling. The dilapidated nature of Germany's school system is not only a serious health hazard to pupils but, in the long run, it will also have a negative effect on future German productivity, and will threaten potential growth.
This chronic lack of investment is a massive concern. Although Germany saves more money than almost every other industrialised nation worldwide, is the country saving itself to death? Despite the outward impression of German economic strength, a number of have factors, including heavy reliance on exports, low productivity growth and too many low paid jobs, has led the OECD to rank Germany joint last with Luxembourg in its growth projections for the next 50 years. Investment gaps are continuing to grow – certainly the investment rate has been declining for a number of years. In 1999 the country invested 20 percent of its GDP; in 2013 it is down to 17 percent. Germany's renewal backlog currently amounts to a figure in the region of €1 trillion. Both the public and private sectors have spent far too little on infrastructure, education and industrial plants and machinery for far too long.
Critics in Germany have also expressed frustration at the country's insistence on investing in high profile infrastructure projects rather than less glamorous but more pressing projects which will better serve the nation economically. Multi-billion euro projects such as the redesigning of the Stuttgart railway station and the construction of a new concert house in Hamburg have drawn the ire of analysts and economists alike. Funds allocated to landmark projects such as these could arguably be better utilised by being invested into modernisation programs such as the proliferation of high speed internet connections nationwide, improving Germany's network of canals and waterways, or helping to complete the transition to renewable energy systems for electricity and heating supplies. Significant investment is also needed to help improve the energy efficiency of many German buildings – an operation which would ultimately provide cost savings in the future.
Clearly it is a matter of great urgency that Germany deals with its ever expanding investment gap. By ushering in an era of greater investment from both the public and private sectors, Germany would not only strengthen its own economic position, and status as an exporter, but it would also help bolster the finances of the still troubled eurozone, providing much needed impetus for growth across Europe. It is imperative that Germany acts sooner rather than later to utilise its budget surplus, which is expected to reach €28bn for 2017 alone. By investing now, Germany can preserve its own future and that of the wider European economy. Failure to act could ultimately threaten Germany's prosperity for years to come.
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Skywatchers should circle Aug. 31 on their calendars, for the date offers the last chance to see a so-called "blue moon" for nearly three years.
The moon reaches its full phase at 9:58 a.m. EDT (1358 GMT) Friday, marking the second full moon of August (the previous one occurred Aug. 1). Stargazers won't be able to see two full moons in a single month again until July 2015.
Friday's full moon won't actually be blue, unless a load of dust or ash in the atmosphere lends it that particular hue from your vantage point. In any event, blue moons aren't named for their color, and they look like any other full moon in the sky most of the time.
Rather, the term has always been associated with an "extra" full moon. In the first half of the 20th century, for example, it apparently referred to the third full moon of a season — spring, summer, winter or fall — that boasted four full moons instead of the usual three.
But that definition was misinterpreted over the years, and today we call the second full moon in a single month a "blue moon."
The phrase "once in a blue moon" suggests that the celestial phenomenon is exceedingly rare, but that's not the case. Blue moons come along once every 2.7 years on average, and sometimes much more frequently. In 1999, for example, blue moons occurred in both January and March (with no full moon in February).
Blue moons exist because our calendar months aren't perfectly synched up with lunar months.
It takes 29.5 days for the moon to orbit Earth, during which time we see the satellite go through all of its phases. But all calendar months (except February) have 30 or 31 days, so occasionally two full moons get squeezed into a single month.
Like this August. Or this September, if you live in the Kamchatka region of the Russian Far East or New Zealand. In those locales, Friday's full moon actually occurs after midnight on Sept. 1, making the following full moon — which comes along Sept. 30 — the blue one.
Follow SPACE.com senior writer Mike Wall on Twitter @michaeldwall or SPACE.com @Spacedotcom. We're also on Facebook and Google+.
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- 10 awe-inspiring images of the moon (Photo gallery)
- 10 spectacular moons in our solar system (Photo gallery)
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Release RadarPosted by Milani | Industry News, Show Reviews, Song Discovery | No Comments
This week has an overflowing handful of interesting new releases including the debut solo album from Amber Coffman (formerly of Dirty Projectors but when you break-up with your boyfriend and he's the leader of the band a solo career suddenly seems like a really good idea) "City of No Reply", Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys is releasing his second? solo album "Waiting on a Song", Roger Waters (Pink Floyd) is releasing his first solo album in quite some time "Is This The Life We Really Want?", Alt-J are dropping "RELAXER" and on the harder side Mutoid Man featuring Stephen Brodsky (Cave In) and Ben Koller (Converge) share their second album "War Moans" and Philly-rockers Elder give us their 5th album "Reflections of a Floating World"
Chris Cornell's toxicology report showed multiple prescription drugs in his system, including 4 Ativan, Narcan (from EMTs), Butalbital and Pseudoephedrine (decongestant). Clearly he wasn't in his right mind and it resulted in a catastrophic impact.
For you Tool fans (or the curious) here's a link to the show I was aa a couple weeks ago in Virginia. If you're not familiar with them, go right to 1:38:36 and watch their final song. Another good part to check out is the 18:00 mark with "Schism".
G Eazy in Reno, NVPosted by Destiny Digs Music | Show Reviews | No Comments
G Eazy Concert Review
April 9th, Reno Events Center
My grandma bought me and a homegirl a ticket to go for my birthday with my step sister and her boyfriend. We showed up at the Events Center at 6:30 to get in line for the doors to open at 7. The line was backed up like 2 or 3 miles!! When the doors were opened, so many people packed in that room; it was awesome!!! The show opened up with Nef the Pharaoh and Big Tymin, the intro to G Eazy was so awesome. He was rewording some of his lyrics talking about Reno, his intro song to 'Random' was biggg! In my opinion, he is better live! His voice just sounds better when its not recorded. He is a very attractive rapper, definitely. Two of my favorite songs by him are "some kind of drug" and "of all things". This concert was poppin! It is the second concert I've ever been to, I LOVED IT!
In his song "Everything will be okay", he tells his life story of how he is just getting to find himself of who he is as a rapper and how his mom left him as a young child. Tragedy took over him and his dad's life when his step mom came into place, he came home one day, found Melissa dead on the floor from an overdose. His realist line in the song is when he says, "toughest pill to swallow, but we lost, that's forced reflection." Gerald has such a good heart, hes just a lost soul who came to find out that rapping was his greatest will power.
My favorite part of the concert was the end when they played "some kind of drug" and "I mean it" off of his other album. The crowd sure knew that song; hearing them all singing along with him is the best thing ever, G Eazy is definitely my top knock.
Foo Fighters and Yes' Jon Davison Cover Rush's "Tom Sawyer"Posted by NoisyP | Show Reviews, Song Discovery | No Comments
If you are a fan of music then you know that a live cover creates a memorable experience on stage. That is why it is only logical for a band to invite a popular musician on stage to join them for the performance. Then they can cover a famous song in which that musician is known for. But in a recent Foo Fighters performance, this did not exactly happen.
The band "Foo Fighters" recently performed in Anaheim. While they were there, they invited the lead singer of the English rock band "Yes" up on stage to join them. The leader singer, Jon Davison, has been friends with the drummer of Foo Fighters, Taylor Hawkins, since they were children. In fact, they have been best friends every since they were in second grade. Hawkins even told this to his audience before bringing Davison out on stage to perform with the band. He even mentioned how they were big fans of rush and that they used to have huge mullets.
So when Davison came out on stage, everyone assumed they were going to play a popular song from Davison's "Yes" band. However, the Foo Fighters band decided to play Rush's "Tom Sawyer" song instead. Dave Grohl, the front singer and founder of Foo Fighters, explained the reason for this is because the "Yes" song is too hard. Besides, Grohl has always been more of a fan of Rush and the vocals used in their songs. Not only that, Grohl doesn't have the close personal connection with Davison that is drummer Hawkins has. And since Grohl is the lead singer and has to carry the song, he wanted to perform something that he felt confident that he could play well. If he had taken a chance and played a "Yes" song that he wasn't confident at playing then it may have been a lousy performance and a slap in Davison's face. So instead of doing that, he thought it would be better to just focus on singing a song he knew would be a high quality job.
As a result, the audience didn't mind at all. They loved the fact that so much diversity took place in the performance. They had members of two different bands on stage who were playing the song of an entirely different band than theirs. Perhaps Grohl was right in his decision to play a song he liked to perform. Most musicians will agree that you need to have passion and love for the song you sing in order to perform it well.
Whether you are a music fan or not, chances are you have already heard of Madonna. She is literally a household name that everybody loves and respects, which is why she is given the name "Queen of Pop." One of the things that are most appealing about Madonna is the sexual essence she gives in her music and performances. Now it seems like Madonna is going to mix religion and sexuality into her next performances while she goes on her "Rebel Heart Tour."
The 56-year-old pop star stated in an interview that she has been inspired by what she calls "deconstructing concepts" related to her next world tour. She wants to deconstruct the concepts of religion and sexuality because normally these two things are not supposed to go together. In Madonna's world, these two things apparently do go together and she wants to let the world know it. So how is she going to represent religion and sexuality? Well it was revealed that her tour will feature pole dancing nuns. Some people find it controversial, while others who are fans of Madonna find it exciting and entertaining. As for Madonna, the thing she is looking forward to the most is being able to perform new material on the tour from her recent album "Rebel Heart." The pole dancing nuns are just something new that will add entertainment value for the audience.
The hardest part for Madonna is balancing her older material with her newer material. Madonna realizes that her long time fans want to hear the music of hers that they originally fell in love with. So Madonna has been spending up to 12 hours each day preparing for her tour and figuring out a way to satisfy fans that want to hear new and old music of hers. What Madonna came up with was a plan to turn her older songs inside out by making them more iconic. Fans who go to her European tour should expect originality in all aspects of her songs and performances. If there is one thing fans know about Madonna, it is that her concerts are never without originality. She understands that the presentation is just as important as the songs being performed. If she were just some has-been going on stage and singing her songs straightforward, her concerts would probably not be as popular. Madonna has pretty much redefined the music scene, which is why the Queen of Pop nickname suits her well.
Foo Fighters Cancels All European After Grohl InjuryPosted by | Artist Development, Industry News, Show Reviews | No Comments
The Foo Fighters European tour is going to be finished early after Dave Grohl broke his ankle recently. He was able to make it through his last concert with a broken ankle, but he won't be able to finish the tour with it. The pain and the limping will be too unbearable for him to continue. As a result, the Foo Fighters had to cancel their recent European tour. Some people say they should have just gotten a replacement for the singer and continued the tour that way. But the fans probably wouldn't have liked this because Dave Grohl is the frontman of the band. If he is not there then it would definitely be noticeable.
Dave Grohl broke his ankle because he fell onstage during a concert in Sweden. For a short period of time after the fall, he left the stage to get medical attention. But then he managed to find his way back on stage and finish the show with a bandaged leg. After the concert was over, an X-ray of the broken ankle was tweeted to the band's followers on Twitter. Grohl did get surgery for the broken ankle, but his doctors were unable to predict a recovery time for it. The fact that Grohl had to cancel the rest of his tour had made him sad. He did release a statement thanking his fans for all their support and he apologized to them for the cancellation. These cancellations will mostly affect people who were going to see him in Belgium and the United Kingdom.
The Foo Fighters is a rock band that was form in Seattle, Washington back in 1994. Dave Grohl had been the drummer for Nirvana and formed the Foo Fighters as a one-man project after Kurt Cobain died. Kurt Cobain was the lead singer of his previous band "Nirvana." So naturally, Grohl wanted to do something new and create his own band. The name "Foo Fighters" comes from the UFO sightings by Allied aircraft pilots during World War II. These UFOs were given the name Foo Fighters because no one knew what they were. The name stuck with the band quickly and became a household name for all music lovers around the country, and eventually around the world. The Foo Fighters will eventually go back on tour again after Dave Grohl's ankle heals. Then fans of the band can look forward to the exciting return of the legendary frontman and his legendary band.
Van Halen Tour!Posted by | Industry News, Show Reviews, Uncategorized | No Comments
Van Halen made an appearance last night at the Concord Pavilion and it was the 3rd show on their 2015 tour. This is the third tour they've done since reuniting with original vocalist David Lee Roth 8 years ago. I took my son to the show,and the tickets were a birthday present that he had to patiently wait over 3 months to actually enjoy. The band's current line-up is close to the original group – David Lee Roth on vocals, Eddie Van Halen on guitar, Alex Van Halen on drums and the newer guy – Wolfgang Van Halen on bass. That's right, Eddie, his brother and his son are the current musicians. David Lee Roth is the odd man out, in oh so many ways with this band. I have a few comments regarding the show:
• Nice stage set-up, not too plain and not too much flash. I thought it was perfect for the band. It was interesting prior to when they took the stage since they had 3 or 4 guys out totally mopping down the stage floor. Even my son made the call on that – they were getting it very polished so DLR could "slide" around the stage with his dance moves.
• The band was playing very well, especially Eddie and Wolfgang. They even did a very nice job with all of their background harmonies. Eddie was pretty much flawless on guitar, he still has it even at his age. He seemed legitimately joyful to be up on stage playing, beaming throughout the entire show. He also looked like he was in much better health than during the 2012 tour, which is good to see. His guitar solo was amazing and he seemed genuinely touched by the crowd reaction afterwards. Interesting side note, Wolfgang right now is a doppelganger for a cousin of mine. If you told me that was my cousin up there playing with Van Halen, I couldn't have disputed it just by looking at him.
• David Lee Roth is such a hot mess. He must be so frustrating to work with. While his vocal contribution is a unique part of Van Halen's sound, he flirted with bringing down many songs throughout the evening. He did pull it together a little better for the final 25% of the show. Most of his banter was inane, he slowed down many of the songs and was killing momentum throughout the set. But I have to give Eddie credit for smiling throughout all of his shenanigans and replying to DLR's stupid questions. DLR does have a lot of charisma, but the band right now is giving him a little too much leash. My son asked me towards the end of the show – "is he like this in real life or is it just an act?" I had to tell him, yes this is actually how DLR is all the time. His singing ability is pretty much shot, he doesn't even try to fake it these days, he just kind of speak/sings or focuses on key works in lines. Right now, the band may be better off finding a DLR imitator like Journey did for Steve Perry and not have to deal with the rest of the package that DLR brings to the stage. I can definitely see why they experimented with other vocalists over the years. I've never been to a concert where I thought, "let me take over the vocals for this song because I'm sure I could do it better". On the other hand, the riffs that Eddie wrote during the DLR era are timeless and unstoppable so you want to hear those songs.
• The 25 song set highlighted just how awesome this band was during the DLR era. Eddie wrote so many awesome guitar riffs. The band had a great set list, pulling some deep album cuts along with many of their most famous songs. They played two songs they've never performed live before, one which happens to be one of my favorite songs from the album 1984 – "Drop Dead Legs". The other was "Dirty Movies", a solid track from the album Fair Warning. They opened with "Light Up The Sky" which they haven't played in 35 years. They also played "In A Simple Rhyme" which they haven't broken out in 37 years. They are playing another show at Shoreline next week. If you like Van Halen at all, you should try to go check it out. This could be your last chance. You will be entertained.
• I'm highlighting a couple of the lesser known tracks from the Van Halen catalog that they played live for the first time this week.
Dirty Movies by Van HalenPosted by | Artist Development, Show Reviews, Song Discovery, Uncategorized | No Comments
"Dirty Movies" – A track from "Fair Warning", Van Halen's 4th album and what I've always considered their "grittiest and dirty" sounding record. Maybe it has to do with some of the guitar effects Eddie uses on the album or the nature of the songs, but this has always seemed to be a darker album from the band. Even the album cover stands out as being different for them. When I was younger I didn't listen to this album as much but now I enjoy it much more and listen to it as much as any other album. This is not an atypical track where Eddie starts off with some slower guitar work before breaking out into the main riff for the song. It's always a nice rush when the main riff kicks in and the rest of the band locks in with the groove. This song is a little unique with the chorus being a bit slower and mostly featuring the harmonies of Eddie and on the album Michael Anthony and live Wolfgang. David Lee Roth is up to his usual antics on this song and has plenty of room to adlib during the live performance.
Drop Dead Legs by Van HalenPosted by | Artist Development, Show Reviews, Song Discovery, Uncategorized | No Comments
"Drop Dead Legs"–This lesser known track from the album "1984" (which spawned "Jump", "Panama" and "Hot For Teacher") immediately put a smile on my face when Eddie broke into the opening riff. I love how well Eddie's guitar lines integrate with the heavy rhythm section driving this song. You also have classic David Lee Roth vocal styling and the band's classic back-up harmonies on this song.
that album cover makes me smile every time I see it
Higher Ground by Playing for ChangePosted by | Artist Development, Industry News, Show Reviews, Song Discovery, Uncategorized | 4 Comments
This organization does it all when it comes to getting people together for the sake of music! For each episode and song they create, this organization travels the world and finds music students, artists and children to participate in creating one song all pieced together from small parts each person preforms. The finished art work looks like a well put together travel video made up of all the artists. The best thing about this organization? They give all their proceeds to building music and art schools for children around the world.
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June is the first month of the Summer, but it straddles the Spring and holds the highest Sun. Happily, the ruler of Gemini, Mercury, God of liminal space and time, entered it's home sign just hours after the Sagittarius New Moon on Tuesday, May 29, so we begin June on a dignified note. For some, an immediate arrival of important information may have coincided with Mercury's homecoming.
The Sun is certainly glad to have it's host present in the airy realm as it ascends towards it's zenith, but Mercury will struggle to be seen and heard during the first two weeks of the month precisely because of it's close proximity to our blazing source of light. Gemini season is characterized by our desire and ability to connect with others. However, we may spend the beginning of June doing more receiving and processing information coming in, rather than being received ourselves. Notice what information is flowing towards you, especially on June 5.
One remedy to feeling invisible is to focus on listening to yourself and honoring what your body and emotions are conveying. Our subtle energy bodies are extremely attuned to the planets, yet our minds tend to be overactive during Gemini season. The uptick of mental activity can fatigue our nervous system leaving us feeling wired yet depleted. Spending time in quiet contemplation will benefit your physical body, which Gemini can tend to leave behind, and allow you to eavesdrop on ethereal epistles dropping down from the heavens.
The energy of the month markedly changes at the Gemini New Moon on Wednesday, June 13, when Mercury moves into Cancer and Venus enters Leo.Venus in Leo is feisty and fierce, but she's being opposed by Mars in Aquarius conjunct the South Node, which can trigger tension between what you are growing into and what you are growing away from. With Mercury in sensitive Cancer ruling this Moon, there may be an impulse to purge your feelings in order to get relief. It's great to pour it all out, just make sure you're not draining other people in the process. Use this day to think philosophically about the struggles in your life. How are these challenges inviting (sometimes forcing) you to grow your spiritual practices and increase your faith? One interpretation of crisis is a moment when the past no longer determines the future. What life would you create if you were not bound and obligated by all that came before? Breathe into the liberation present in each moment of uncertainty, and let your breath anchor you as you navigate the new.
The Sun moves into Cancer on Thursday, June 21 at the Summer Solstice, also known as Litha, reaching the crescendo of light for the year. The ancients worshipped on this day with bonfires of purification. If you wish to do a ritual to honor this holy moment, build an altar adorned with sacred objects, flowers, if you like them, a cauldron (or some fire proof container–could be a pyrex bowl), and a red candle. Have a piece of paper and pen handy. Sit quietly and ground into the Earth, invite in the Goddess and God to your space, or any loving forces of the universe you wish to join you. Meditate on what has changed in your life since the last Solstice; what is working and what isn't? Write down all of your cares, doubts, troubles, and fears. Write until you feel empty and all of it is gone. Then fold that paper up into a small square and tie it with a red ribbon. As you do intend to give all your troubles over to the care of the universe in a nice, tidy bundle. Then light the paper on fire with the flame of the red candle and toss it into the cauldron. As it burns imagine the Sun burning away everything in your life that is holding you back from living authentically and joyfully.
After you are finished sit quietly again and appreciate the space that has been created through that release. Savor the peace of the goddess in your heart. Remember that you can give your cares to her as many times as you need everyday. You may then wish to perform rituals of love, healing, or anything else you wish to grow next. Nature abhors a vacuum so rest assured that whatever opening was created will be filled with something for your highest good. The month of June is named after Juno, the Queen of the Gods, who's symbol is the peacock. People traditionally married in June to receive her blessing. The myth of Juno and Jupiter reminds us of the importance of honoring ourselves first and foremost in relationship. If a partnership does not work for you then it does not work. Make a pledge of devotion to honor and care for yourself with loving kindness, and ask Juno to make it so!
The end of the month is challenging due to Mars stationing retrograde and Saturn opposing the Sun in the days before the Capricorn Full Moon on June 28. Tender feelings of vulnerability are always heightened during Cancer season when the sun is obscured through a watery filter. It could feel like we are under attack or being blocked the week of June 25, and indeed, we might be. Rather than rail against forces that may be unmovable, look for where there is movement and growth, and seek to align your efforts there.
We are coasting towards eclipse season in July and August, when life will begin to move you in unexpected directions at a frantic pace. The only way to sustain is to surrender. Intend to join your energy with the flow of the universe and see where it carries you.


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Back-to-School Shopping: Discounts, Tips and More
Here's what I consider the "best of the web" advice for the 2010 back-to-school shopping season:
1. Back-to-School Shopping Primer
My former colleague, Kelli Grant, provides parents with a great general overview of what to expect this year. The good news is that twice as many retailers are offering back-to-school deals. The bad news is that inventory will be limited. So if you see something you want -- at the right price -- you should grab it.
Grant also recommends tracking sales at DealNews.com.
2. Stretch Your Back-to-School Budget
Visa's Jonathan Alderman reminds parents that school districts across America are hurting. That means your kid's school will likely hit you up for classroom supplies and charge you more for extracurricular activities and sports equipment.
What can families do? Plan ahead. To get a better handle on your total education expenses, Alderman recommends calling your school and finding out just how much it will cost if your kid, say, wants to join the football team or go on the senior class annual spring field trip.
3. Top 14 Back-to-School Discounts
Back-to-school shopping is about a lot more than picking up a few No. 2 pencils and a couple of new pairs of jeans. Parents also find themselves buying laptops and cell phones. That's where Freeshipping.org comes in handy. The website has found some of the best deals and promotions on everything from Macs iPod Touch for free) to Verizon mobile contracts (buy a new laptop and get an. While many of these promotions are geared toward college students, some are for high school kids as well.
Freeshipping.org also has the scoop on which online retailers are offering free shipping on back-to-school products.
4 . Consumer Finance: Now it's Back-to-School Cellphone Shopping
Newspaper coupons are fine for reaching those with gray hair. But retailers know if they want to get a teen's attention, it's all about mobile coupons and texting.
Which stores are sending out the best cellphone deals? The Wall Street Journal reports:
"Target Corp. (TGT) is sending out scannable coupons that shoppers show at the cash register. Penney's, Kohl's Corp. (KSS) and Best Buy Inc. (BBY) will send text messages to promote sales while Kmart customers will find out about daily deals through text alerts. Stage Stores Inc. (SSI) is sending out discounts every two weeks through Sept. 1."'
5. How to Cut Your Text Book Costs in Half -- or More
When I was in college, I always tried to save money by buying used text books. Now students have a cheaper option: renting for the semester. Kiplinger's article links to two online book rental companies. It also suggests a couple of other cheapskate strategies, including purchasing e-books and shopping at non-campus stores.
Have you come across any other great tips online? Please share them with me.
Stacey Bradford is the author of The Wall Street Journal. Financial Guidebook for New Parents.
Back to School image by House of Sims, courtesy of CC 2.0.
More on MoneyWatch:
Why You Should Give Your Teenager More Money
Forget College, It's Kindergarten That Matters
The Gap Year: a Solution for Burned Out High School Students


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Residential Habilitation
A New Leaf is happy to announce that we are now accepting applications for individuals wishing to receive Residential Habilitation Services.
A New Leaf has direct care staff that provides services hourly and 24 hours a day/7 days a week in individual's homes. We provide individualized services and supports encouraging participant choice, providing the greatest degree of independence possible, enhancing the quality of life, and maintaining community integration and participation. Services provided are intended to be person-centered and participant-driven, and based on a person-centered plan to meet each participant's needs for self-sufficiency, medical care and personal development with goals that safely encourage each participant to become a productive member of the community in which they live. We provide oversight, training, and quality assurance for every direct care staff member employed.
A New Leaf has an initial review process where we will determine if we can meet the individual needs of the participant and to determine if the participant qualifies for Residential Habilitation, under Medicaid provided standards and guidelines.
If you are interested in the Residential Habilitation services that A New Leaf offers, or have further questions, please contact us and ask for one of our Residential Habilitation Program Coordinators.


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Diamond freestyle opened in May 2012 and is run by my eldest daughter Hollie Jones, who has danced from the age of 4 and has had 15 years experience from dancing herself. She then went on to become a teacher with the IDTA and and a Adjudicator for the Association of Dance and Freestyle. She has passed many exams doing Ballet, Tap, Gymnastic Dance, Modern, Freestyle and Theatrecraft. Freestyle has been the main focus in her life, where she reached Championship status and won many awards in the Freestyle World, travelling from places such as Castleford, Rotherham, Hartlepool, Whitby and dancing at festivals such as the Yorkshire Open Championships near Scarborough.
Diamond Freestyle runs classes for Freestyle, where at the end of the year the kids can do exams and received certificates and awards, and take part in Dance competitions and Festivals. We offer Street Dance, Gymnastic Dance and Ballet and Tap classes.
Since June 2013 we have taken part in Freestyle Competitions. Kids who take part in this, do extra classes during the week, and compete and weekend festivals and 1 day events. Competitions are something extra that your child can take part in, which can help build more confidence, and have the chance to win trophies. It also give parents and children more chance to socialise with other dancers, parents and the rest of the school. We start the children off at beginner level and work their way up to championship status. We'll be travelling up and down the country and keep travelling times on day events up to 1hr.30 or less so you're guaranteed to get home at a reasonable time. Our weekend events so far have been Skegness dance festival and Flamingoland Festival, which also allow family time aswel as the dancing.


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Daily Archives: March 28, 2016
BOSC CodeFest 2016
The Bioinformatics Open Source Conference (BOSC) is a two day meeting focused on open source bioinformatics. We aim to encourage and support a friendly, open and productive community that helps us work together to answer hard biological questions. We'll get … Continue reading
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All You Need to Know About Renting Properties
Before you rent your property on the UK market, you must develop a good understanding about the latest legal requirements to comply with the regulations. Below is a summary of the recent changes in the legal regulations which you (the landlord) must be aware of.
TDP (Tenant Deposit Protection)
All tenancies must adhere to the legal regulations that came into effect during April 2007. Deposits must be registered in a maximum of 14 days of deposit receipt, with any one of the three schemes. If you fail to conform, this will impact your ability to ask your tenants to move out by issuing a Section (21) notice. The inability to register the deposit may even mandate the payment of a substantial amount to the tenants.
Gas Safety Testing
This regulation was enforced in 1994 and is still applicable. It clearly states that all appliances powered by gas must be tested and serviced annually. It is the responsibility of the landlord to acquire this certificate before renting the property to the tenant.
EPC (Energy Performance Certificate)
EPC was introduced in October 2007. This is basically Home Information Pack Scheme (HIP) extension for home sales. It specifies clearly that all rental properties listed must have an EPC. Furthermore, it also states that the EPC must be in-hand for rental inspection by potential tenants. An EPC is valid for ten years after it is issued.
PAT (Portal Electrical Appliance Testing)
Though this is not mandatory for property letting it is considered to be best practice, and this is exactly why we recommend it to landlords.
HMO (Houses in Multiple Occupation) Licensing
This licensing is a legal requirement if you are renting out a large HMO. It is determined large if:
- It is rented to five or more individuals who form over 1 household,
- Your property is more than 2 storeys,
- And where kitchen and bathroom facilities are shared.


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text: My good friend Duncan MacArthur, is running a workshop this September (8th to 13th) in the French Hautes-Alpes. He's told me today there is only one space left. It's a beautiful part of the world, and I hope some day to get down there to see Duncan on his home territory. Here are some photos of the region by Duncan. If you'd like to find out more, follow this workshop link.


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The following post originally appeared on attractmo.de, on March 13, 2013.
It's been over two years since Attract Mode last made a splash in New York City. Well that changes as of now: we are extremely excited and proud to announce a brand new partnership with NYU Game Center!
In addition to being at the forefront of exploring the understanding and practice of creating games, its exhibitions and lecture series is why many consider NYC to be the preeminent creative and cultural hub for games today in the first place.
Some of the best indie games out there, plus the brightest minds behind them, have hailed from the Game Center. And NYU Game Center X Attract Mode's debut collaboration will help to illustrate this simple fact.
As part of the 2013 edition of the No Quarter Exhibition, the Game Center's yearly gallery show that presents commissioned games from established and emerging developers (including Matt LoPresti, Bennett Foddy, Sophie Houlden, Nikita Mikros, and Josh DeBonis), Attract Mode has been asked to curate artwork that celebrates past No Quarter bred titles.
The following are those games, along with the artists that have been hand-selected, to offer their own unique take on their chosen subject matter:
Nidhogg (Mark Essen) by Hamlet Machine
BaraBariBall (Noah Sasso) by Kyle Fewell
Hokra (Ramiro Corbetta) by Jovo Ve
Deep Sea (Robin Arnott) by Steve Courtney
Recurse (Matt Parker) by Rachel Morris
Each piece will be presented alongside this year's commissions and will be for sale at the show, which takes place Friday, May 3rd at NYU's Game Center. For those who regrettably cannot attend, each print will be available online, via the Attract Mode shop, immediately afterward.
Specific info, as well as a look at all the awesomeness that's being whipped up, are forthcoming. Also, this is just the beginning of what NYU Game Center X Attract Mode will have to offer! So stay alert. And special thanks to Charles Pratt for helping make this all happen, plus Cory for the nifty logo!


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I get a lot of clients that ask, "Can I go to Canada with a DUI?" The short, simple answer is, "No." But there's a "maybe" behind it. If you have a DUI conviction, there is a period of time that can go by where Canada may consider you rehabilitated, but there's a lot of paperwork hurdles that you're gonna have to get through in order to go there. For example, if you've been suspended by our Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Not even convicted, you've been suspended, Canada will treat that as a conviction and you are persona non grata. So you're going up with all your friends up to Labrador for some big expensive, exotic fishing trip to go for Big Brook Trout, and you get to the border, and they let everybody go except you. They tell you you gotta turn around. That's not a place you wanna be. If you have any concerns about admission Canada or you're thinking about traveling, that's where you need to get an immigration attorney involved, hopefully on the Canadian side, to guide you through that process. But again, the short answer is, "No. you are not admissible to Canada."
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The Border as Crisis
The following post is an abstract that I wrote with the esteemed Ana Montgomery and submitted to 2015 Crisis & Critique conference. It is cross-posted at our collaborative tumblr The Department of Anthropology. Stay tuned for more critical reflections on contemporary events from Ana and I.
To speak of crisis is to demand a response. Both those who support further border militarization and those who support migrants' freedom of movement, deploy the rhetoric of "border crisis" in hopes of precipitating state action. Such was the case in what has come to be known as the "American Immigration Crisis of 2014," the "surge" in the number of unaccompanied minors crossing the U.S.-Mexico border without authorization. What was so remarkable about this invocation of crisis was its mobility across a polarized political landscape: whether one faulted an inadequate immigration system (unable to accommodate asylum-seekers) or a porous border (failing to hold back the flood of those who did not belong), the nation was in crisis and called to action. Here, the language of crisis reveals itself to be a technique of bordering, an affirmation of an always-aspirational sovereignty. In other words, when crisis is invoked, sovereignty itself is performatively called into being and along with it, the nation's territorial scope and boundaries. At the same time, the exceptional aspect of the concept of crisis naturalizes the structure of a territorial border, masking its contingent, historically-rooted emergence. Therefore, while the bordering practice of "crisis" figures the border as an imperiled yet concrete and pre- existing boundary, in actuality the coherence of the border as such cannot be understood without this element of peril. There is no border crisis; the border is crisis.


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This is a great opportunity for someone to work for a well-known brand within its industry and work alongside an ambitious Marketing Director. For candidates to be considered for this role they must have B2B and B2C Marketing experience as well as a Marketing degree or CIM qualification (without these candidates will not be considered).
The ideal candidate will have at least five years marketing experience in an all-round role which will include:
*Social Media
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This is a great position for a campaign focused marketing manager. Due to the location it is commutable from Luton, Dunstable, Hitchin, Bedford, Aylesbury and Letchworth to name a few.
For registration purposes please could you let us know where you are currently based or which locations you are considering as well as your required salary and notice period.
Please upload a Microsoft Word version of your CV where possible, excluding textboxes or images, as this can affect the consultant's job matching process and therefore your details may not be picked up for a role.
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Our love of the Crystal Coast began innocently enough, a family of three, transferred to Camp LeJeune, wanted a place close by for the rest of the family to join them for a week each summer. Little did they know that their first trip across the causeway bridge would begin a 21 year love affair with Emerald Isle.
The adventure began with a condo in Pebble Beach, the family of three (including a pre-schooler), a recent college graduate, two newly married couples and their mom and dad (on the pull out couch), and has grown to an island sand castle, Breezy Cottage, in Dolphin Ridge filled with grandchildren aged 9-24 and a second house filled with family friends. In the years between the sand and surf of E.I. brought a marriage proposal on the beach near Windsurfer (7/93), a pregnancy announcement in a duplex in Spinnakers Reach (7/98), a 50th anniversary party (6/06), celebrations of milestone birthdays and graduations, priceless family portraits and countless games of LRC. With the exception of a couple of years (what were we thinking?) Emerald Isle Realty has been the place we have turned to make those memories happen.
Each year we come from Virginia, Georgia, Connecticut, New York and once even England, to the Crystal Cost. We feel the rush of excitement as we top the causeway bridge to begin the week. Our children have tested their new found walking skills on the sand, overcome fears of big wave wipeouts, sand crabs and fireworks and formed bonds with each other, their aunts, uncles and grandparents that can never be broken.
In 2009 we celebrated our father's 80th birthday with a celebration at E.I. In June 2010, he received a terminal cancer diagnosis. With less than a month to go before our annual E.I. trip; his first question to the doctor was whether he could go to the beach. He worked hard to regain his strength and was able to return to the beach he loved with the family he cherished for what we knew would be his last visit. It was a bittersweet week indeed. This month, we return to Breezy Cottage on what would have been his 82nd birthday to celebrate a life well lived and continue the tradition that was so important to him. As he is, Emerald Isle is always in our heart. Wherever we travel, wherever we roam we always think of Emerald Isle as a place we call home.


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No, David by David Shannon is a hilarious story about a little boy who has trouble making good decisions. Whenever he does something he's not supposed to his mother always says no, David. As you can imagine his mother has to say 'no' quite a lot.
David's bad ideas lead to naughty antics every parent, teacher, and child can relate to. Everyone's family or classroom has an impulsive child who needs constant reinforcement to do the right thing. Children adore this book. It was a big hit every single time I read it to my students in September. Once I put a copy in the classroom library, they would constantly revisit the story throughout the school year, and giggle through conversations about David and his bad ideas.
No, David! is the perfect story to discuss appropriate behavior with your child. It is also a good segue into talking about consequences for one's actions and accepting responsibility for them. While you read with your child, discuss David's actions and whether he's doing the right thing. Together, brainstorm ideas on how David should behave and how he can make things right for his naughty behavior.


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We offer ADA accessible hotel rooms
You'll start each day in style in brand-new hotel rooms featuring high-tech touches and luxe amenities, including Lather bath products and Cubie radios that let you charge 4 items at once. You'll feel welcome from the moment you walk into your room. For those seeking a stylish sanctuary on Fisherman's Wharf, whether during a business trip in San Francisco or while exploring all the things to do in San Francisco, Hotel Zoe is the perfect solution.


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Farmer Boys fastaurants the World's Greatest have grown to become a Southern California icon
Founded in 1981, Farmer Boys fastaurants have grown to become a Southern California icon. Our menu features more than 75 freshly-prepared items including award-winning burgers, specialty sandwiches, freshly-made salads, and signature side items such as fried zucchini and monster-sized onion rings. Made-to-order breakfasts include omelets, French toast, pancakes, and breakfast burritos. All this is served in cozy, friendly surroundings that call to mind the charm and comfort of a rural, farm home.
How we Began
The first Farmer Boys restaurant opened its doors in Perris, California in August, 1981. Founded by the Havadjias brothers, this single restaurant focused on preparing generous portions of fresh food and serving it quickly to an ever-growing group of satisfied customers. The concept was so successful, that by 1997, the chain had grown to include eight family-owned restaurants, all in Southern California.
Due to the success of these eight restaurants, the Havadjias brothers made the decision to begin offering franchises. The first Farmer Boys franchise was granted in 1998, and the following year that restaurant opened in Temecula, California.
Today, 46 Farmer Boys restaurants are operating in and around Southern California's Inland Empire, with several more currently or soon-to-be under construction.
Our Food Speaks for Itself
Great food is the primary reason Farmer Boys has enjoyed so much success in the highly competitive restaurant industry. Not only do numerous research studies bear this out, but a number of our menu items have been recipients of awards from various news organizations. The Farmer's Burger, for instance, was not only voted the Best Burger by Inland Empire Magazine, but it was also named the best burger in Southern California by KCBS-TV in Los Angeles. Other award winners include our deep-fried zucchini and our monster-sized onion rings.
Continuing Success and Expansion
With 24 restaurants open at the end of 2002, and 35 at the end of 2003 and continued success with nearly 50 locations in operation by the end of 2004, in six California counties. In 2005, we are seeking area development in the western half of the United States.
Area Development candidates must have the following attributes:
Highly Desirable attributes for area development candidates:
Farmer Boys presents a unique franchise opportunity. We hope you will consider joining the Farmer Boys family as an area developer (a minimum of three restaurants are required per area development). This is your chance to get in on the ground floor. Our fastaurants offer fresh food fast with award-winning burgers, specialty sandwiches, freshly-prepared salads, and signature side items. We also do great morning business with made-to-order breakfasts including omelets, French toast, and breakfast burritos. Our fastaurants are highly successful and enjoy great customer loyalty.
Farmer Boys is expanding and is currently available for franchising in the western half of the United States and if you are truly intrested in Farmer Boy's, we will pay for your visit because you really have to visit our store to appreciate what we are all about!
To learn more about the Farmer Boys Restaurant franchise opportunity, simply complete the form below.


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A press photographer has been shot in Pakistan during a demonstration against Charlie Hebdo.
Pakistani students clashed with police in Karachi during protests against the French satirical magazine which was attacked by gunmen last week for publishing images of the Prophet Mohammed.
The clashes broke out when the protesters started heading towards the French consulate in Karachi. They began throwing stones at police, who tried to push them back with water cannons and tear gas.
French news agency AFP said its photographer Asif Hassan had undergone surgery and "his life does not seem in danger". AFP is trying to find out whether Mr Hassan was targeted or shot accidentally.
The protesters were mostly students affiliated with the Jamaat-e-Islami political party.