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Ukraine on brink of civil war while Putin tightens curbs on protesters
Ukraine is on the brink of civil war following riots and bloody clashes between pro-Russian separatists and troops, according to Germany's Foreign Minister.
Frank-Walter Steinmeier spoke about the escalating violence in the divided country in interviews with newspapers El Pais, Le Monde, La Repubblica and Gazeta Wyborcza.
He said: "The bloody pictures from Odessa have shown us that we are just a few steps away from a military confrontation."
Mr Steinmeier admitted diplomacy was more difficult after the riots in the Black Sea port and fighting between rebels and Ukrainian troops in Slovyansk but said he hoped the bloodshed would act as a wake-up call and drive both sides towards a peaceful solution.
He called for all sides in the conflict to hold a second diplomatic conference in Geneva and agree to conduct presidential elections to give Ukraine's new leadership "democratic legitimacy".
His comments came as the German government updated advice on its website to strongly discourage travel to southern and eastern parts of the country, where pro-Russian rebels have occupied public buildings, sparking violent protests and clashes with the Ukrainian army.
"German citizens living in these areas are advised to leave," the website said.
The statement also warned that media representatives were at "particular risk" of being abducted or detained by separatist forces.
Four Germans were among a team of European military observers that were held for more than a week by insurgents in the rebel stronghold of Slovyansk until their release on Saturday.
Meanwhile, President Vladimir Putin has quietly enacted laws which opponents say will strengthen his hand in a battle against dissent in Russia.
Putin signed laws yesterday envisaging tougher punishment for people involved in riots and imposing life sentences for various "terrorist" crimes. He also approved tighter controls on bloggers, some of whom have emerged as opposition leaders and have used the Internet to criticise Putin and arrange protests.
"All this tightening will be applied only for political ends," said Dmitry Gudkov, a member of parliament who helped organise rallies against Putin in several cities in the winter of 2011-12.
The moves underline Kremlin concern that the unrest in Ukraine, where demonstrations put the Moscow-backed president to flight, might encourage protests in Russia, even though the annexation of the Crimea peninsula from Ukraine has helped push Putin's ratings to their highest level since late 2010.
The new measures preceded a rally planned by opposition activists in Bolotnaya Square in central Moscow on Tuesday, the anniversary of a protest against Putin on May 6, 2012, the eve of his inauguration for a third term as president.
The 2012 protest, on the same square, was crushed by riot police and many were detained in what Kremlin critics say was the start of a clampdown on the opposition.
Police were out in force in central Moscow before the protests and ahead of Friday's military parade on Red Square, presided over by Putin, marking the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany in World War Two.
Dmitry Agranovsky, a lawyer for defendants in what became known as the Bolotnaya trial following the protest two years ago, said Kremlin fears of a spillover from the uprising in Kiev meant an example had been made of his clients.
Seven received jail terms of up to four years although the Kremlin denies using the courts for political ends and dismisses talk of a clampdown on the opposition.
"Our defence strategy is to draw a clear line between Bolotnaya and the protests in Kiev," Agranovsky said on Tuesday. "We cannot be punished for what happened in Kiev."
The laws signed by Putin, and posted on Russia's official legal information website, envisage prison terms of eight to 15 years for organising "mass riots accompanied by violence, pogroms, arson, destruction of property, use of weapons, explosive devices, explosive and poisonous substances".
They introduce prison terms of up to 10 years and fines for taking part in "training" with the purpose of staging mass riots, as well as jail sentences for recruiting people for "extremist activity".
The laws also expand the powers of the Federal Security Service, once led by Putin and a successor to the KGB in which the president was an officer in the 1970s and 80s. The legislation raised to life imprisonment the possible penalty for crimes including organising and financing terrorism and being linked to or "performing other terrorist activity".
The Kremlin has gradually stifled the protest movement that at its height gathered tens of thousands in the streets of Moscow but failed to unite behind a single leader or ideology and lost momentum after Putin won the 2012 presidential race.
The opposition have been further sidelined during the Ukraine crisis because criticising the annexation of Crimea, handed over to Ukraine by Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev in 1954, would win almost no popular support in Russia.
Some of the staunchest Kremlin critics, including leftist leader Sergei Udaltsov, echo the Kremlin's line that the Kiev protests which ousted the president were staged by "fascists".
Only a small number of opposition leaders have voiced any criticism of Putin's stance on Ukraine, including Gudkov, who has said taking over Crimea will drain funds from state coffers.
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- 2 frozen bananas – important to be frozen because it gives the smoothie a more milkshake texture
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The national law firm of Parker Waichman LLP has filed a lawsuit on behalf of a New York man who was injured while employed as a subcontractor for defendants Top 8 Construction Corp and working at premises owned by defendants 39 Prince Realty LLC. The lawsuit was filed in the Supreme Court of New York, Queens County. The injured worker's wife is co-plaintiff in the suit.
According to the lawsuit, the plaintiff was employed by RCJ Construction, a subcontractor of Top 8 Construction Corp at properties owned by 39 Prince Reality and sustained injuries as a result of the negligence of the defendants. The plaintiff alleges in the lawsuit that the defendants knew or should have known of the defective and dangerous conditions on the premises before the accident and that they breached their duty to provide the plaintiff with a reasonable safe place to work.
In the lawsuit, the plaintiff says that he suffered permanent injuries that will cause him permanent and continued pain, and further that he required medical care, and will continue to need medical care in the future, and that because of the injuries sustained in the accident, the plaintiff can no longer work in his occupation in the manner that is required.


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The Sopranos
"The Sopranos" is an American TV series that originally aired on HBO and was created by David Chase. The series tells the story of an Italian-American mobster named Tony Soprano living in New Jersey and working for the DiMeo crime family. The story follows the problems that he encounters while trying to juggle not only his criminal life but his family life as well. Most of these problems are brought to light when Tony meets with his psychiatrist Jennifer Melfi. The show was viewed as a huge success and ran for six seasons, featuring 86 episodes.
The concept for "The Sopranos" was originally conceived as a movie. Much like the show, the movie was going to center around a mobster who found himself in therapy for having issues with his mother. This idea was later scrapped by Chase after he received some input from Lloyd Braun, his manager. It was at this time that Chase decided to turn the idea into a television show. The show first ran on Jan. 10, 1999, and the final episode aired on June 10, 2007.
Chase admitted that he took much of his inspiration for "The Sopranos" from his own life while growing up in the New Jersey area. Chase's goal was to relate his family dynamics to the life of a mobster. For example, Chase said that the troubled relationship that Tony shares with his mother, Livia, is loosely based on the relationship that he shared with his own mother. Chase also went to therapy for a stint and decided to base the psychiatrist in his show off of the doctor he had. The idea to tie in the Mafia to all of this came from Chase's fascination with the mob from an early age. He did admit that "The Sopranos" takes some of its inspiration from the Boiardo family, a very prominent, organized crime family who lived in New Jersey around the time that Chase was a child.
HBO Exclusive
After finally deciding to turn "The Sopranos" into a TV show instead of a movie, Chase had to find a network that would run it. Chase pitched the show to many networks, but most of them passed on the idea. Fox showed a little interest but eventually passed after Chase showed them the script. It was not until Chase finally pitched the show to the HBO Original Programming President Chris Albecht that he hit gold. HBO was interested in the series and financed the shooting of the first pilot episode. Once the HBO executives watched the pilot, they put the project on hold for many months. Chase considered asking the network for money to shoot just 45 extra minutes of footage so that he could turn it into a film. Then, in December of 1997, HBO decided that it wanted to make the series. It funded 12 more episodes, making the first season 13 episodes long. "The Sopranos" was only the second hour-long TV drama that HBO had produced. The first was prison show "Oz."
Casting Call
Due to the fact that "The Sopranos" is about Italian-Americans, and because there are only so many Italian-Americans working in Hollywood, many of the cast members worked together at one point or another on other TV shows or films prior to joining "The Sopranos" cast. In fact, the cast shared 27 of the same actors who appeared in the 1990 mobster film "Goodfellas." This included Tony Sirico, Michael Imperioli and Lorraine Bracco. The actors all admitted that they could not tell if Chase liked them or not. He would give no indication of whether he liked a performance. He would simply say "Thank you," and the actor would leave the room. Not all of the actors and actresses got the roles that they were originally brought on to play. For example, Bracco was supposed to play the wife of Tony. However, she was given the character of Dr. Jennifer Melfi because she sought to attempt something different. She also felt that playing the doctor would be more challenging for her and allow her to step outside of her comfort zone.
During its six-season run, "The Sopranos" featured a huge cast of characters. Many of these characters, however, only appeared during one season or during a few episodes. Here is a list of some of the actors who played a huge role in the series:
- James Gandolfini as Tony Soprano
- Lorraine Bracco as Dr. Jennifer Melfi
- Edie Falco as Carmela Soprano
- Jamie-Lynn Sigler as Meadow Soprano
- Robert Iler as Anthony Soprano Jr.
- Nancy Marchand as Livia Soprano
- Aida Turturro as Janice Baccalieri
- Dominic Chianese as Corrado "Junior" Soprano
- Steve Buscemi as Tony Blundetto
- Michael Imperioli as Christopher Moltisanti
- Steven Van Zandt as Silvio Dante
- Vincent Pastore as Salvatore Bonpensiero
- Steven R. Schirripa as Bobby Baccalieri
Crew Members
Chase was lucky enough to be the head writer and executive producer for every season of "The Sopranos." He was involved in every episode that aired. He was also known for being very controlling and demanding on the set. All of the editing and approved casting choices went through Chase as well. Most of the other writers who helped Chase on the show had worked in TV before. This included Mitchell Burgess and Robin Green, who had worked alongside Chase on the hit show "Northern Exposure." The show had many directors over the course of its six seasons. Most of the directors previously worked on independent films and other TV shows before signing up to direct "The Sopranos." Some of them included Alan Taylor, John Patterson and Allen Coulter.
The music in "The Sopranos" was all personally selected by Chase. He worked closely with the music producer, Martin Bruestle, to select songs for the show. Oddly enough, the music for the show was usually selected only after the production and editing were done for each episode. The familiar opening theme to is called "Woke Up This Morning." This was remixed and written by Alabama 3, a British band. Most of the time, the song that played over the credits changed from episode to episode. There were a few, however, that were played multiple times over the course of the show's life. This included "Living on a Thin Line," which The Kinks performed.
Keeping with the theme of the show, most of the outdoor scenes in "The Sopranos" were filmed on location in New Jersey. Most of the indoor shots for the series were captured at Silvercup Studios, located in New York City. Chase felt that limiting most of the shooting to the New Jersey area helped keep the show more authentic.
Despite the fact that "The Sopranos" was only on HBO, which generally has fewer viewers than basic TV because of the added costs to order a subscription, the show received huge ratings. In fact, most of the aired shows received just as high and sometimes higher ratings than popular shows on non-premium networks.
"The Sopranos" won multiple awards for not only its story but also for its actors. It was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series as well. It was the first cable TV series that was ever nominated for such an award. The show was nominated for this award in 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2003; it lost every year. Finally, in 2004, it won the award, which made it the first cable network series to do so. "The Sopranos" went on to have 21 nominations for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series and was able to win six times. Chase received three awards for this series. Joe Pantoliano won an Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in 2003 for the show. "The Sopranos" also won two George Foster Peabody Awards in 2000 and 2001.
Negative Stereotypes
Despite all of the praise that the show has received over the years, it has also been criticized a lot for painting a negative stereotype of Italian-Americans. This was seen in 2000 when Essex County authorities denied Chase the right to film in the county. The officials said that the show depicted Italian-American in a not-so-favorable light. Chase went on recorded defending his show, saying that it was not trying to stereotype anyone. He said that all it was trying to do was depict a very small criminal subculture, and in no way was his show supposed to represent all Italian-Americans.
Season Synopsis
List of The Sopranos episodes
Season One
The whole series beings with Tony Soprano collapsing after he suffers a panic attack. This is what first prompts him to start therapy with Dr. Jennifer Melfi. The story starts to reveal more details about Tony's childhood and how his father's influence played a huge role in him turning to a life of crime. It also reveals that Tony's mother, Livia, is extremely vengeful and possibly has a personality disorder. Tony gets into his very complicated relationship with his family, including his wife, Carmela, his daughter, Meadow, and his son, Anthony Jr. Later in the season, Tony's uncle, Corrado "Junior" Soprano, is made the boss of the family. This happens despite the fact that Tony controls most of the family from behind the scenes. After Junior makes an attempt to kill Tony, he responds with violent actions of his own.
Season Two
In this season, Richie Aprile, a capo in the crime family, is released from prison. He soon proves to be difficult to control and starts a relationship with Tony's sister, Janice. Meanwhile, Junior is put under house arrest while he awaits his trail. Richie becomes upset with Tony's growing authority over him and teams up with Junior to have Tony killed. The situation defuses itself after Janice ends up killing Richie during a violent argument. Tony helps cover up the murder, and Janice returns to Seattle.
Season Three
After hearing about the disappearance of Richie, Aprile Crew soldier Ralph Cifaretto returns to New Jersey after having spent a long period of time in Miami. Since it is believed that Richie joined the Witness Protection Program, Ralph gains control over the Aprile Crew. Tensions start to build between Tony and Ralph. Eventually, Ralph crosses the line with Tony when he is on a drug-filled rage and beats his possibly pregnant girlfriend to death. Livia soon dies from a stroke, Tony starts an affair with fellow patient Gloria Trillo and Dr. Melfi is raped.
Season Four
The season starts with Tony and cousin Christopher Moltisanti staking out the retirement party of a cop who murdered Christopher's father. Eventually, Tony gives Christopher the cop's address, and he shoots him when he returns from the retirement party. Johnny Sack, the New York underboss, becomes upset with Ralph after he makes an inappropriate joke about his wife's weight. He asks Carmine Lupertazzi, Jr. from the Lupertazzi crime family based in New York, to have Ralph killed but it is denied. Tony invests in a race horse named Pie-O-My who makes them a ton of money by winning races. Despite this, Carmela and Tony's relationship grows tense due to financial worries. Carmela eventually throws Tony out, and Tony is approached by Johnny Sack, from the Lupertazzi crime family, with a pitch to murder Carmine. This is an offer that Tony turns down.
Season Five
At the start of season five, a slew of new characters are introduced. This includes Tony's cousin Tony Blundetto, who was just released from prison. Tony offers him a job, but Blundetto declines because he wants to live a straight life. The war between Carmine and Johnny of the Lupertazzi crime family also starts during this season. Blundetto is not able to live the clean life for long after he gets into a fight with one of his employers. Tony and Carmela are still separated, and Tony's son eventually moves in with him. Some henchmen beat down Benny Fazio, a soldier in the DiMeo crime family, while trying to find Blundetto. To keep anyone else from getting hurt, Tony tracks down his cousin and shoots him.
Season Six
At the start of the season, Junior shoots Tony, which leaves him comatose. During this time, Tony dreams that he is a salesman. A soldier working under Tony, Vito Spatafore's secret of being a homosexual gets out, and the rumor spreads quickly. Tony eventually assaults a Lupertazzi solider that was harassing Meadow. It was at this point that Phil Leotardo, now the boss of the Lupertazzi crime family, decides it's time to break up the Soprano family. He starts having the crew members killed, but Tony goes into hiding, and they are unable to locate him. Phil eventually dies from lung cancer, and Tony, Anthony Jr. and Carmela meet for dinner. During this scene, three individuals enter the restaurant as Meadow turns up late for dinner. As the diner door opens, the bell rings and the camera snaps to Tony. Tony Looks up, and after a few seconds, the credits role.
Controversial Ending
Chase said that he never intended for the last episode to end so controversially. He had no idea that people would be so upset after the last episode ended. Needless to say, there are many discussions held to this day to debate what happened to Tony. Fans have been asking for a better ending for years so that they can learn whether Tony was murdered at the end.


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Do you like being behind the camera or in front of the camera?
Tough question. See, okay, I don't like pictures of me and I don't like formal posing, but the fact that someone finds me important enough to take a picture of, makes up for a lot of that. To me, it really shows they care. Of course, it doesn't happen very often.
I'm usually the group photographer, mostly because no one else can be bothered to bring a camera (except for Libby, occasionally). And I do like taking silly pictures of everyone, but I think I mostly annoy them.
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At Celtic Healthcare, it is our promise to promote patient independence by providing a comprehensive multi-disciplinary home healthcare approach, and emphasizing personalized seamless treatment.
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We will not deviate from our core values of accountability, mutual respect, teamwork, integrity, and service excellence.
We will always strive to give our patients the absolute best care.
Celtic Hospice & Palliative Care Services, serving Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler and Westmoreland counties, is dedicated to providing relief and comfort to individuals through symptom management and pain control. Celtic Hospice offers an interdisciplinary team approach to care for those individuals with progressive, chronic or debilitating illnesses, and those facing end of life situations. The program is designed for patients who require comfort measures to enhance their quality of life and is directed at treating the person rather than the disease. Celtic Hospice's specialized clinical services provide:
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Commercial HVAC Services in South Georgia
Ray & Son Heating & Air Conditioning provides a complete range of commercial HVAC services to businesses throughout the greater South Georgia and North Florida. As Better Business Bureau members, we put our customers' satisfaction first. Our team is made up of highly trained, NATE-certified technicians who are experienced with working on and installing heating and air conditioning systems of all kinds. As an independent contractor, we will never try to sell you commercial HVAC services that your business doesn't need. Review below some of our commercial HVAC services that we have provided.
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Examples of Our Projects
Baca Raton Beach Club and Resort, Baco Raton, FL
Our Role:
We performed a complete overhaul of the mechanical system including the installation of a complete chilled water system consisting of a 211 ton water cooled screw chiller, (4) 100% outside air units, (8) central station air handlers, (1) cooling tower and condenser loop, (200) vertical stack water source heat pumps, (27) horizontal water source heat pumps, chemical treatment and complete DDC control system.
Dates of Construction
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Completed: May 2009
Point of Contact for Reference
IDC Construction
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Our Role
We completed the HVAC and Plumbing (interior) portion of work on the project. The HVAC consisted (36) Unitary Roof-Top Units with gas heat with complete ductwork system and air distribution. The plumbing system was complete stubbed 5' including all sanitary piping, domestic water piping, roof drain piping and gas piping.
Dates of Construction
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Point of Contact for Reference
Baggette Construction
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Our Role
We performed a complete mechanical overhaul including the following: replacement of the existing cooling tower, addition of new condenser water piping, replacement of existing heating how water system including replacement of (4) boilers and heat exchanger, installation of a 200 ton screw chiller, installation of (57) water source heat pumps, (27) rooftop units, chemical treatment and DDC controls.
Dates of Construction
Began: July 2008
Completed: August 2010
Point of Contact for Reference
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Twitter's User Growth Keeps Sliding, While 'Timeline Views' Fall Sequentially
Twitter is wooing more users—just not as fast as investors might like.
There are only 9 million more users on Twitter today than there were in the previous quarter.
The San Francisco-based company on Wednesday said that it averaged 241 million users in the fourth quarter. That's just 9 million, or 3.8%, more than in the previous quarter, and it's not as much as Wall Street had hoped for.


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Given the current state of the job market, some IT professionals looking for employment may be at their wit's end. Even if they tried their hardest, these candidates will find that job searches are never going to be as simple as perusing employment sites and sending out a couple of cover letters. With that said, there are ways to make their quest for employment a little easier by avoiding some common mistakes.
Keeping a narrow focus
CIO.com reports that technology professionals are not doing themselves any favors by applying to any and all open positions that they come across. Some overly anxious job seekers may feel that covering all of their bases will ultimately leave them with more employment options. This, however, is not necessarily the case, and applicants will only end up decreasing their odds of securing an opportunity that will actually pan out.
If tech candidates adopt this attitude, they may find themselves chasing after positions that they don't really want or that wouldn't be an adequate fit. By writing up and distributing applications to too broad of an employer pool, IT professionals could be spreading their time and resources too thin, making their submitted materials seem half-baked and misdirected. Not to mention, job seekers without a specific focus may eventually become overwhelmed, losing sight of what they really want to do for work.
For this reason, tech professionals should prevent themselves from becoming confused when it comes to their careers by developing a precise job strategy before they even begin their search. The news source points out that it is so much harder for job seekers to be led astray when they have an exact plan in place. By setting goals and establishing a timeline, IT candidates can better guarantee that they stay on track with their employment efforts. A distinct vision of the kind of employment they will profit from most will give them a focus, driving them forward and reducing the chances of them faltering.
Don't get too technical
While these strategies can be applied to carrying job searches in general, there are a few lesser known tactics that are specific to those seeking positions related to technology. Even though this may seem counter-intuitive, employment experts advise that IT candidates don't get too technical when it comes to their interviews, résumés and cover letters.
IT recruiting executive Jack Cullen explained, "while these elements are definitely important to the position, companies hire on cultural fit and the person that's interviewing you needs to really get a sense of your personality in a short period of time," in an interview with CIO.com.
If a candidate is applying to a tech position, it pretty much goes without saying that they are going to need some sort of IT background. Whether it be from education or experience, a pool of prospective employees are likely to have similar technical skills. In light of this fact, job seekers should not overplay their IT capabilities, emphasizing instead the talents that set them apart from the rest of the pack. These could range anywhere from business know-how to creative competencies.
This concept extends to IT professionals' résumés. Tech candidates may be tempted to pad up their CVs with intricate details about their special skills. However, this practice could backfire on them, and employers may just glaze over their applications.
"Resumes are typically longer for IT candidates, but anything exceeding three pages can wear out even the most patient recruiter. If you struggle to fit your experience into two-three pages, consider looking at resume samples or working with a professional writer to trim your narrative for readability," stated resume strategist Laura Smith-Proulx, according to the news source.
Tidy up online profiles prior to recruiter viewing
While presenting a tidy application package to potential employers may be the focus of most IT professionals, they should not forget to neaten up their online images. According to Forbes, most job seekers do not take their digital trail into consideration when they are applying for positions. Despite a general consensus that deems it critical to keep a clean Internet presence, a fair amount of applicants do not take it seriously.
Failing to take the measures needed to prevent any incriminating online information ending up in the hands of employers can cost IT professionals a job – or even an interview. The news source explains that it is now common practice for tech recruiters to look into a prospective employee before they even extend them an invitation to speak with them. Because of this, job seekers should anticipate a thorough investigation on the part of possible employers. To avoid any issues, they should make moves to overhaul all of their Internet profiles before they even click the "send" button for any application.
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Mocha Delites Coffee Franchise Facts
A list of the good things in life would surely include a steaming cup coffee and owning your own business. Mocha Delites franchise offer both.
Mocha Delites franchise serves customer delicious coffees made with the traditional Arabica bean, and a wide variety of specialty coffee drinks, including our Caramel Praline Latte and naturally our very popular drink, the Mocha Delite! They also offer mouth-watering pastries, biscotti, scones, fresh baked bagels, and more. Many of their locations serve up sandwiches, pizza, and other hot and cold lunch items.
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Mocha Delites franchise facts:
- Mocha Delites was established in 1992 and first franchised in 2002
- Mocha Delites offers extensive training to teach franchisees how to open a store, get licenses, find a location and much more
- Mocha Delites supplies an immediate business structure to follow
- Mocha Delites allows franchisees to use their trademark and logo
- Mocha Delites franchise requires a total investment of $75K - $225K
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1: Even Match
The KW Titans and the London Lightning had what looked more like a standout win for the Lightning finishing with an eight-point victory, but they had a large lead throughout most of the game and led by 22 at one point. Each team was very close in almost all categories. Offensively, the Lightning shot 49% from the field, 44% from three making 11, and 72% from the free throw line for 28-39 attempts. The Titans shot 48% overall, 41% from deep also on 11 makes and 68% from the charity stripe on 26-38 attempts. All are extremely close with the Lightning just edging out in each category except for total made threes which were equal at 11. London was able to get a bigger discrepancy in other ey categories such as rebounds with 49 compared to KW's 41, assists with 27 to 21, and turnovers which topped out at 15 for the Titans and 13 for the Lightning. You could tell by watching the game that the Lightning had a lot more energy and willingness to move the ball more which looked to be the catalyst for the W on Thursday. The Lightning will need to continue their improved play to keep up with the Titans who were still in the game as the fourth quarter died down.
2: Offensive game to Lean On
The London Lightning are a solid all-around team on the offensive side of the ball, but they need the whole team to click or a really big breakout from one player to succeed, and last night they had both. They had six players scoring in double figures, one had 27, and two had 19. AJ Gaines was the standout being the one to finish with 27 points, and he did it with very efficient shooting going 9 of 14 from the field and 8 of 13 from the free throw line. He was the go-to option the Bolts needed to keep the offence going strong and stay ahead of the Titans. The Lightning will have to have someone step up the way AJ did to continue having a good performance overall and take another win tonight
3: Where to Watch
The Lightning are on the road for Game 4 going to KW to try and pull out another victory and force a Game 5 tomorrow in London. The game will be available to stream online through NBLC Live so you won't have to miss any of the hard-fought playoff action. Follow the link here https://nblclive.ca/ to stream the game at tip-off which is set for 7 PM.


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Our regular Dartmoor correspondent Michael Greenham is currently cycling through Turkey on his way to Athens.
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It's a long way from Michael Greenham's farm in Dartmoor to the hills of Turkey, but Michael is no stranger to travel, or bicycles, and is currently cycling through Turkey making his way to Athens.
Michael has undertaken many rides to raise awareness and funds for Medecines Sans Frontieres - for the past few years he's cycled from Mt Gambier to Melbourne over the March long weekend - but this current ride is a much larger undertaking which has allowed him to take a little bit of Australia to Turkey.
So far Michael and his two children have toured Cappadocia and Ankara where he ran an Auskick clinic, stopped off at Gallipoli for the dawn service on ANZAC day, spent a couple of days working on an olive farm, and attended a Turkish wedding.
When I caught up with Michael this morning they were camped at Selcuk, about halfway down the Mediterranean coast near some ancient ruins.
We'll catch up with Michael again in a couple of weeks but if you'd like to keep in touch with their trip, visit their blog at cycling across borders.


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A fairly full town hall was primed and ready for Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's Settling the Score - seven of the top 10 classical favourites, as rated by listeners to Radio New Zealand Concert.
Last year's MC, the voluble John Campbell, was replaced by the drier Jim Mora, greeting the orchestra as "the mighty musical engine which will generate all the excitement tonight".
Which it did. Holst's Jupiter set off with the expected jollity, even if some must have wondered why a different movement from The Planets could not have been chosen this year.
Surprises were to follow. Not only did a New Zealand composition make the selection, but it was substantial - Gillian Whitehead's 1989 Resurgences.
Conductor Tecwyn Evans and his players really took to this simmering, shimmering evocation of geothermal goings-on.
We moved from geysers and mudpools to rural Bohemia for the first movement of Dvorak's Cello Concerto, dispensed with admirable poetry and fire by the APO's exceptional principal cello, Eliah Sakakushev-von Bismark.
After interval, the last movement of Bruch's G minor Violin Concerto did not quite gel for soloist Natalia Lomeiko. Perhaps this gypsyish finale needs the whole work to give it context.
Vaughan Williams' famous lark has ascended more impressively than it did this time around. Lomeiko, playing from a score, needed more relaxed and pliant phrasing to create a convincing flight of passage for The Lark Ascending.
The concert ended with a welcome celebration of the font of all music, the human voice, as Patricia Wright enchanted us with Dvorak's Song to the Moon and the last of Richard Strauss' Four Last Songs.
The soprano sang Hesse's autumnal text with a rare understanding, while its luxuriant setting never lacked Straussian sheen. Orchestra and conductor immersed themselves in the sumptuous tapestry; we, along with RNZ Concert listeners throughout the country, were fortunate to be their audience.
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So there you have it - my flamingo B6167. Once done, it reminded me of my flamingo bag - a gift last year which I've barely used, as I need to figure out a way of flattening out the neck and the tail. I love the fact it has chain legs, though, with feet on the ends.
Also, the dress is The Perfect Colour to match this vintage feather hat, and my new giant-toddler-style (apparently) sandals. I like them, though. In fact, I think this might be one of the outfits I pack to take to Paris this weekend.


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I may be strange, but I do not like to eat eggs for breakfast. I prefer sweets in the am. I'm all about French toast, donuts and cinnamon rolls for starting my mornings. I like to reserve eggs for the evening hours.
And why not? Who ever said that you need to eat eggs only for breakfast? You eat chicken for dinner, so why not eggs? Especially when they are in such a savory dish as this shakshuka.
I have seen this recipe around the internet for a while now and I even say it on a few menus while visiting Istanbul last year. I only recently got around to trying it out and I'm so mad at myself for not trying it earlier. I imagine that it would have been amazing in Istanbul, with fresh feta and vegetables.
Even though I didn't get the feta a eggs from my local farmer, this meal was still absolutely amazing. We had it for dinner one night and I ate the remaining portions for lunch for the rest of the week. Once you prepare all of the vegetables, the dish comes together very quickly, with very little fuss. In about thirty minutes you can have this amazing and flavorful meal prepared, perfect for a weeknight meal.
Don't let the strange name scare you off from trying this dish. And definitely have it for dinner!
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How to play Pusher's High Slow Balls
Unless you are also a pusher, and feel that you are a better one, it's best to not try and measure forces with him/her in their kind of slow steady safe playing style. Best is to be on a "good day", focused, concentrate big time, and try to impose yourself playing controlled-aggressive moving opponent around the best you can, to open up some court space for winners, "or/and", you can go to the net and force your opponent to have to try a winning passing shot, but that only works if you can volley well, and mostly if you have a really reliable overhead smash, because we can't forget that pushers lob so much whenever they are pressured by approach shots. I also coach players to learn a drop shot and have that in their arsenal, so that you can instead of trying to neutralize their opponents pushing ways, take them out of their game, by "making them" hit different shots than their favorite ones, and with a drop shot you can bring the pusher to the net and force them to volley, which they won't like much at all, hehe!


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17 Most Gleeful Moments From The Flash And Supergirl Musical Episode
Do you know what true joy feels like? Because I'm pretty sure it feels like Barry Allen and Kara Danvers, otherwise known as the Fastest Man Alive and the Girl of Steel, tap-dancing along to a song about being super (that has a double meaning!) friends on Tuesday night's special musical episode of The Flash.
"Musicals have the power to make everything better," Barry's mother used to tell him, and while some musical skeptics might scoff at the idea, I think Nora Allen was on to something. A good musical can break us out of our own sorrow. That's exactly where Barry and Kara find themselves in "Duet," The Flash's long-anticipated musical crossover with Supergirl, guest-starring Glee crooner Darren Criss.
Having both just gone through painful breakups in their respective worlds, Barry and Kara deal with their relationship woes through song—and it's a delight. Grant Gustin and Melissa Benoist generate so much joyous, kinetic energy onscreen together they could probably power the sun. (Plus, even the "villain" was a good guy!) Let's take a look at some of the most gleeful moments from the musical hour, starting with Barry's admiration for Singin' in the Rain.
1. When we first see Barry, he's watching Gene Kelly's iconic title number from Singin' in the Rain, also known as one of the most joyous sequences in the history of cinema. "Everything's better in song," Barry says wistfully, and I couldn't agree more.
2. "My sister says I put the Kara in karaoke." Of course Alex Danvers loves puns.
3. "That moment when Kara is performing "Moon River" and she spots Barry in the crowd at the exact moment she sings, "My hucklebarry friend."
4. Kara and Barry both entertain the idea of clicking their heels three times while saying, "There's no place like home." (Kara's favorite movie is The Wizard of Oz.) They are so cute together.
5. Jeremy Jordan and Carlos Valdes finally get to shine with "Put a Little Love in Your Heart," a rousing dance number that showcases the musical talents of the musical theater pros. And it's just a really fun song to dance along to!
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7. Barry says he doesn't have a problem with Iris's two dads (Joe West and Dr. Martin Stein!!!) in this dream world because he loves musicals. Oh, Barry. You naive young thing.
8. Then said gay mob dads (played by Jesse L. Martin and Victor Garber) start singing "More I Cannot Wish You" from Guys & Dolls and my soul left my body.
10. Musical nerd Barry totally geeks out over Joe and Martin's performance, and I cannot blame him.
11. Barry and Kara's tap routine to "Super Friend" is great because besides being extremely charismatic performers, Grant and Benoist (both former Glee stars) are actually tapping!
12. The song "Super Friend," written by Crazy Ex-Girlfriend's Rachel Bloom, is full of adorable puns, jokes, and enthusiasm. It's the most enjoyable three minutes of the entire episode, which is saying a lot because the entire episode is SO ENJOYABLE.
13. "For instance, I have to say I'm not impressed by your more famous cousin."
14. "I'm your super—that has a double meaning—friend!" DID I MENTION THE PUNS ARE GREAT?
15. When Iris and Mon-El realize that only a true love's kiss can break Barry and Kara's spell. (I'm a total sap for a true love's kiss.)
16. And then Music Meister (played by a deliciously manic Criss) reveals that he's not actually a bad guy. He just wanted to teach Barry and Kara a valuable lesson about the power of true love. See? Musicals are a form of emotional catharsis.
17. Finally, Barry Allen steals my dream engagement and proposes to Iris through song. He sings "Running Home to You," written by La La Land duo Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, and I swear my tear ducts haven't fully recovered. "I am meant to be where you are next to me," Gustin sings. It's just so beautiful!
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Niu He Liang Museum, Chaoyang Building, Niu He Liang Design, Architect, Architecture, News
Chaoyang Archaeological Museum : Niu He Liang Building
Niu He Liang Archaeological Museum building, China – design by Sutherland Hussey Architects
1 Jun 2010
Archaeological Museum in Niu He Liang (Inner Mongolia)
Project: Archaeological Museum, Chaoyang, China
Design : Sutherland Hussey Architects with Pansolution
Project Description
Using a simple arched structure to span the area of the excavation zone, this proposal creates a singular external expression and a modulating, internal spatial experience.
The existing landscape is modified around the archaeological ruins and formalised to define an elliptical surface. A simple arched structure is used, spanning from the perimeter of the ellipse and onto a inner circular compression ring which sits directly over the circular burial chamber.
This emphasises the significance of the burial chamber at the heart of the ruins and also creates a highly modulated internal space.
The visitor approaches the Museum from the east and at a level that gradually ascends to the same height as the archaeological ruins. The land is built-up to the south of the ruins and houses the more environmentally sensitive artefacts within. The visitor moves through the spaces and arrives at a pedestrian bridge which takes them over the ravine to continue on their explorations of the landscape. Alternatively they can return to the entrance to return to their car.
Consultants: Pansolution – Executive architects
Niu He Liang Archaeological Museum images / information from Sutherland Hussey Architects
Chinese museum designs by Sutherland Hussey Architects – Selection
Chengdu City Museum
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Yingxiu Memorial Museum
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Architecture in China
Chinese Architecture Designs – chronological list
Chinese Architects Offices – Design Practice Listings
Chinese Buildings – Selection:
Bird's Nest – Chinese National Stadium Building
Arup, Herzog & De Meuron, China Architecture Design & Research Group
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Birds Nest Beijing
Beijing Olympics – The Water Cube
PTW with Arup
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Water Cube Beijing
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Submarine Force Museum Home of Historic Ship Nautilus
The Museum & Nautilus
- About the Museum
- Use of Facilities
- About the USS Nautilus
- Virtual Tours
- Virtual Tours Home
- Museum - Front Walk
- Museum - Main Hall
- Museum - Main Exhibit Area
- Nautilus - Torpedo Room
- Nautilus - Wardroom
- Nautilus - Attack Center
- Nautilus - Control
- Nautilus - Crew Mess
- The Library
- FAQs
Common Questions About USS NAUTILUS (SSN 571)
What is the significance of NAUTILUS?
NAUTILUS was the world's first nuclear – powered ship and the first vessel to go to the North Pole.
What special recognition has NAUTILUS received?
NAUTILUS was named a National Historic Landmark in 1982 and Connecticut's State Ship in 1985.
Where was NAUTILUS built?
Electric Boat Company, one of the nation's leading constructors of submarines, built NAUTILUS in Groton, 3 miles south of where she is presently moored.
When was NAUTILUS built?
June 1952; President Harry Truman officiated at NAUTILUS keel-laying. January 1954; Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, wife of the president launched NAUTILUS. In September 1954; NAUTILUS was commissioned.
How many men were on board?
NAUTILUS carried 11 officers and 105 enlisted men.
How deep could it go?
NAUTILUS could dive to 700 feet.
How fast could it go?
In excess of 20 knots.
How long is it?
319 feet – a little longer than a football field.
How much does it weigh?
3,400 tons on the surface.
How deep does NAUTILUS extend below the surface?
How long can it stay underwater?
NAUTILUS was the first true submarine and could stay underwater for very long periods of time. Whereas World War II submarines would remain submerged for 12-48 hours. NAUTILUS could remain underwater for two weeks or more.
Was NAUTILUS the first ship to go to the North Pole?
Yes, NAUTILUS sailed from Alaska under the Polar ice cap, passed under the North Pole, and surfaced near Greenland. This record setting voyage took place in August 1958.
When was NAUTILUS taken out of service?
The Navy decommissioned NAUTILUS in March 1980.
How many years was NAUTILUS in service?
Twenty-six; from 1954 to 1980.
Can NAUTILUS go to sea again?
No. In converting NAUTILUS for visitation to the public, the Navy made extensive renovations which prevent NAUTILUS form sailing on her own power again.
What does its number 571 mean?
The Navy numbers all its submarines consecutively since the first one, USS HOLLAND (SS-1) commissioned in 1900. NAUTILUS was the 571st submarine built for the U.S. Navy.
What do the red and white letters on the conning tower stand for?
These letters represent awards for excellence that NAUTILUS earned on active duty: *The white E--This is the coveted Battle Efficiency E for excellence in combat readiness. *The red E--This is an award for excellent engineering. *The red A --This is an award for excellence in anti-submarine warfare.
What is the red, blue and yellow flag on the conning tower?
This is the Presidential Unit Commendation. NAUTILUS became the first ship to ever win this coveted award in peacetime by going to the North Pole.
Is the glass building on the bow (front) part of the original submarine?
No; this was added for visitor convenience when NAUTILUS was modified for visitation.
Are the long stairs part of the original submarine?
No; the stairs are also an addition to make it easier for visitors to enter NAUTILUS.
How do I get on board?
There isa wide walkway (brow) leading from the pier to the submarine.
Will I get seasick on board?
No. NAUTILUS is very stable and moves very little.


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A young Viking prince strives to become a knight in King Arthur''''s Court and restore his exiled father to his rightful throne.
In the time of King Arthur, a group of Vikings led by Sligon betray the Christian king of Scandia, Aguar, and steal his throne, which forces him to flee to Britain. With his wife and impetuous, athletic son Valiant, Aguar lives in a secluded abbey, the location of which is known only to Arthur and Boltar, Aguar's closest friend. One day, Boltar arrives with news that Sligon is intensifying his efforts to find the exiles, and so Aguar orders Valiant to travel to King Athur's court at Camelot and become a Knight of the Round Table. During the journey, Valiant spies upon a knight dressed in black armor as he meets with a group of Viking warriors. The Vikings promise the Black Knight that if he delivers the exiles, Sligon will send him 1,000 armed men, but their parlay is interrupted when Valiant falls from the cliff onto the beach where they are meeting. Valiant steals the horse of the Black Knight's squire and escapes, then, when he hears another rider coming, knocks the man off his horse for fear that he is allied with the Black Knight. The rider quickly overpowers the youth and reveals that he is Sir Gawain, whom Aguar had told Valiant to trust. When Valiant informs Gawain of what he has seen, the knight takes him to Camelot, where Valiant relates his story to Arthur. Many of the knights at the table are skeptical of Valiant's tale, as the Black Knight is considered a non-existent phantom, but the grateful Arthur offers Valiant a reward. Valiant asks to be knighted, to which Arthur replies that he must first become a squire and earn his knighthood. Although the erudite Sir Brack, Arthur's illegitimate brother, offers to train Valiant, Arthur offers the Viking to Gawain, and Gawain cheerfully begins instructing him in the use of the joust, axe and sword. One day, Brack announces that he is going to search for the Black Knight, and Valiant sneaks away to help. Although Aguar had cautioned Valiant not to tell anyone their location, Brack is able to deduce where Valiant came from when he shows him where he saw the Black Knight. Brack then tells Valiant to wait alone while he investigates farther afield, and Valiant is set upon by a dozen archers. Valiant is shot in the back as he escapes, and after falling from his horse, crawls to a lake, where sisters Aleta and Ilene are bathing. They take him to their home, where their father, King Luke of Ord, grows disgruntled by the amount of time Aleta spends nursing the Viking back to health. Luke, who wants Aleta to marry Brack, orders her to stay away from Valiant, but by the time Valiant is able to walk, the young couple has fallen in love. Brack, who desires Aleta, arrives and claims that he had searched for Valiant but could not find him until now. When Brack decides that Valiant is well enough to return to Camelot, Aleta, desperate to spend time with her sweetheart, suggests that the family accompany them to attend the yearly tournament. Upon arriving at Camelot, Valiant learns that Gawain, while searching for him, was seriously injured by the same archers who attacked him. Valiant pleads with Gawain to forgive his earlier desertion, and the gruff knight agrees, although he sternly disputes Valiant's theory that Brack is the Black Knight. Valiant then introduces Gawain to Ilene, who has been infatuated with the knight for years without his knowledge, and rushes to find Aleta. Aleta enters Gawain's chamber alone, and after falling in love with her at first sight, Gawain mistakenly believes that Ilene is Valiant's sweetheart. Valiant, who has been warned that Gawain is more seriously injured than he believes, does not have the heart to correct his hero's mistake, and so avoids Aleta for the next three days. Aleta assumes that Valiant does not really love her, and on the day of the tournament, confronts him. Valiant refuses to speak in his defense, and after tearing off the cross he gave her, Aleta joins her father. Luke announces that the winner of the tournament will receive Aleta's hand in marriage, and Aleta watches in horror as Brack easily clears the field of his opponents during the jousting. It appears that Brack will win until suddenly Gawain appears, but after Brack unseats him, his helmet is removed and the onlookers gasp as Valiant is revealed. The disgraced squire is hurried off the field, while another challenger appears and succeeds in defeating Brack. The challenger is revealed to be the real Gawain, who collapses after his victory. In his tent, Brack receives word that Aguar and his queen have been captured and is given Aguar's ring, which Aguar had promised to send to Valiant if he was needed. When Valiant is brought before Arthur for the crime of impersonating a knight, Brack arranges for him to be confined to quarters while awaiting Gawain's recovery. Valiant pledges not to flee, but when Brack later tosses the ring into his room, Valiant is forced to leave. Aleta sees Valiant preparing his horse, and after begging him not to break his vow to Arthur, swears her undying love. As Valiant is journeying to his home, he is attacked by the Black Knight and his men, who are then met by their Viking cohorts. Valiant is not surprised when Brack reveals himself to be the traitorous knight, but is infuriated to learn that his parents have already been captured, and that Brack intends to dethrone Arthur. Aleta, who has followed Valiant, is also captured, and the couple are taken to Scandia, where Valiant refuses to tell Sligon the names of other Christian Vikings. While Valiant and Aleta are taken to the dungeon, Boltar meets with other loyal Vikings and urges them to take action, even though they are outnumbered. Boltar plans to kill Sligon and then signal his compatriots to storm the castle, but by the time he reaches the castle, Valiant has escaped, and Boltar is unable to get close enough to Sligon to kill him. The Christian Vikings mistakenly believe that the burning torch Valiant thrusts at a pursuer is the attack signal, and soon an immense battle rages around the castle. Valiant succeeds in killing Sligon, and the Christians triumph over the traitors. Later, Valiant returns to Camelot, where he accuses Brack of being the Black Knight. Brack refuses to answer the charges and instead asks for a trial by combat, and although Gawain offers to fight in Valiant's place, Valiant insists on fighting the more experienced Brack himself. After a prolonged sword battle, Valiant kills Brack, and then tells Gawain that he has brought Aleta back for him. Gawain laughingly explains that Ilene has told him the truth and that they have fallen in love. With a proud Aleta looking on, Valiant is then rewarded for his bravery by Arthur, who knights him with the sword Excalibur.
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Enjoy charming Cape Cod with a stay at InnSeason Resorts Harborwalk. This resort is overlooking Falmouth Harbor and is just minutes from the beach, island ferries and downtown making this an ideal location for exploring the cape. Featuring spacious hotel rooms and renovated suites, you will enjoy relaxing after a day of adventures. The units offer sitting areas, kitchenette and the option of adjoining to a second bedroom.
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Spacious suite equipped with an efficiency kitchen that includes refrigerator, two burner stove-top, and dishwasher. Unit has a queen sized bed and full sized sleeper sofa, flat screen TV and fireplace. This room has a maximum occupancy of 4 and sleeps 2 privately.
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Chris Dorsett is a Professor of Fine Art at Northumbria University. He is an artist and exhibition-maker whose career has been built on cross-disciplinary collaborations with collection-holding institutions (most notably a pioneering series of projects with the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford between 1985 and 1994). For three decades Dorsett's activities have situated the aesthetic and political ambitions of experimental fine art within a diverse range of historical and scientific contexts. Thus his research profile includes exhibitions set within outstanding national collections (for example, the Royal Swedish Armoury and the Natural History Museum in London) and fieldwork residencies undertaken at 'collecting' locations as different as the Institute of Amazonian Research (organised with the Centre for Economic Botany, Kew) and the Chinese walled village of Kat Hing Wai (commissioned by the Arts Development Council of Hong Kong). See divers memories.
Commute-Converse (2014) & trainslidingtalk (2013) curated conversations, Extraordinary Renditions: the cultural negotiation of science, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art
For many years Dorsett regularly met genomics experts Volker Straub and David Elliott (both of the Institute of Genetic Medicine, Newcastle University) on a commuter train to Newcastle. Across a moving carriage they swapped ideas about 'junk' DNA and institutionalised collection-holding. The motion of the train was part of their exchange. The stations they stopped at a reminder that inactivity, rather than continual transition, can shape both evolution and history. Dorsett's audio-recordings of these journeys explored, in the format of short fragmentary films, the archival significance of non-coding DNA for scientists and the experimental value of museum reserve collections for artists.
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Throughout my childhood there was a box of home-made gramophone records in my parents' loft. The box had been in storage since the 1940s when my father, following demobilization from the army, earned extra cash during his first post-war summer recording messages for families with relatives still committed to military duties abroad. He had built the recording equipment himself and undertook many phonographic experiments using primitive acetate discs before launching his short-lived entrepreneurial venture. By the end of the decade magnetic tape had become commercially available and my father's project lost viability. The test recordings were stored away and forgotten.
With my father's disintegrating acetates rehoused in my studio I have been able to examine the forms of personal remembrance forced upon me by a sound world now beyond recovery - the records are unplayable. Curiously, my attention is held precisely because my ability to listen has been eclipsed by the scope I now have to look. This discovery, an unexpected encounter with the synaesthetic, extends my exploration of the creative interface between contemporary art and collection-holding practices - the relationship I have specialised in throughout my career as an artist-curator. And so, these days, I draw the records because I can't hear them. Both recordings and drawings have the same status - both are as silent as each other.
Voice Over: archived narratives and silent heirlooms (2019) image, text and video from a new conference paper
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Method scouting is a process where different mobile phases and column stationary phases are evaluated to determine the best set of separation conditions for a particular sample. Manual solvent preparation, column switching, and method programming are time-consuming steps, so the Nexera method scouting system was developed to streamline the entire process for more efficient method development.
The system is based around 2 LC-30AD pumps, each with a quaternary valve, which allows the analyst to run binary gradients with 16 different solvent pairs. A high-pressure column selection valve holds from 1 to 6 columns, resulting in up to 96 unique separation conditions per sample.
The Nexera Method Scouting Solution software has intuitive, user-friendly screens to set the pump and column valve positions, gradient program steps, and it automatically builds the sequence table in seconds.
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Microsoft Plugs Phishing Hole on Xbox360 Site
The flaw was discovered by San Jose, Calif.-based IT security services firm Finjan Software Ltd. and fixed within 12 hours.
Finjan did not publicly release details of the vulnerability, which the company said could potentially be exploited to hijack e-mail addresses, home addresses, credit card numbers and other confidential information from customers that pre-ordered the brand-new game console.
The company said in a statement that on May 19 it provided Microsoft with "full technical details, including proof-of-concept, concerning the vulnerability, in order to assist Microsoft with the fix," the company said in a statement.
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20 Year Reunion – July 22, 2017
We are looking forward to celebrating 20 years of LOG with our alums near and far! Meet up with us at Battell Park (across from Albright United Methodist Church on Mishawaka Avenue) on Saturday, July 22, 2017 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. for the 20 Year LOG Reunion!
If it is raining at 11 a.m. that day, please meet us at Evangel Heights United Methodist Church at 114 N. Ironwood Drive in South Bend (zip code 46615). If you're not sure, text Terry at 574-274-5990 that morning to check on our location.
This event is designed for those alumni who are 25 years old and older. Significant others & children are welcome to come with you. There will be other alumni events in the near future for our younger alums.
We will be providing hot dogs, hamburgers, veggie burgers, chips, watermelon, and drinks for lunch. Local alums and current adult advisors will be providing other side dishes. If you are local and would like to bring something to share, please do!
High school- and/or college-aged LOG alums will be on hand to watch the kiddos. We will be providing bracelets for each child to wear during the event to make it easier for our babysitters to keep track of everyone. There is a splash pad nearby so your children are welcome to wear or bring their bathing suits. There will be other games and activities as well to keep them entertained while we move from lunch into a more focused sharing & worship time.
We are renting picnic tables for lunch but we recommend bringing lawn chairs or blankets for our worship time.
Please consider coming to celebrate what LOG and MYM have done in our community over the last 20 years. Terry will share some thoughts on this journey as well as where the organization is headed in the years to come as we prepare for his retirement and the hiring of a new executive director.
We and your old LOG friends would love to catch up with you. Feel free to pass this information and web page along to any other alums you're still in touch with; the more the merrier!
We've set up an event page for the reunion so you can see who else is coming and be updated on any changes as they come. We will also post updates to the Facebook alumni group. If you're not already part of the alumni group, you can join here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/170907473105699/ The event page is here where you can RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/615719978626027/.
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Scottish Charity SC008652
50 Years of Service Anniversary Book
This book celebrates the teams achievements and many characters with assorted misremembered tales of derring-do, wild haverings and the dottled recollections of by-gone days when storms were stormier, snow was snowier, and tweeds, tackity- beets and a muckle Thermos kept the elements at bay.
Read on and enjoy
How to get a copy of our book:
Each book costs £10.00 and we can post it to any UK address by Royal Mail 2nd Class delivery for the small additional charge of £2.00. Please allow 14 days between ordering and delivery.
Cheque for £12.00 made payable to Braemar Mountain Rescue Association and sent to:
Braemar Mountain Rescue Association
23 Albert Road
If you wish to pay by bank transfer, we will send our bank details if you e-mail us at:
Remember to include the name and address including postcode - you want the book sent to!
Alternatively, our book can be obtained from the following outlets who have kindly offered to keep a small stock:
Hilltrek Out Door Clothing, Ballater Road, Aboyne.
Brown Sugar Café, 8 Bridge St. Ballater.
Deeside Books, 18-20 Bridge St. Ballater.
HM Sheridan, Butchers, 11 Bridge Street, Ballater.
Outdoor Shop/The Bothy Café, 43 Bridge Street, Ballater.
Out There Active Wear Ltd, 3 Dee Street, Banchory.
Braemar Mountain Sports, Invercauld Road, Braemar.
Braemar Caravan Park, Glenshee Road, Braemar.
Braemar Pharmacy, Mar Road, Braemar.
Wild Thistle, Invercauld Road, Braemar.
Braemar Service Station, Braemar.
Mar Lodge, National Trust, Mar Lodge Estate, Braemar.
Baxters, Fochabers, Moray.
Craigdon Mountain Sports, 51 High Street, Inverurie.
Castleton Farm Shop, Fourdon, Laurencekirk.
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Platform 22, 22 Station Road, Torphins.
Thanks for your interest and we hope you enjoy the book!
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Bristolian Daniel Pearce aka Eats Everything, started DJing at Club Loco in the early 2000's, and became a long-standing resident DJ there, during their favourably named Ripsnorter night. Then in 2011 he released his Entrance Song EP using the pseudonym Eats Everything on Pets Recordings and his life changed. The track itself samples classic R&B summer anthem Sunshine Anderson's 'Heard It All Before' and overlays pounding synths and comical computer loading sounds you heard on game shows in the mid 90's.
This unique sound meant that instead of spending weekends in Bristol, Eats Everything started performing in huge clubs around the UK, like fabric, Amnesia, and the Warehouse Project. In the last five years, he has produced sets at festivals that reach across genres and audiences, most prominently Glastonbury, Creamfields, Bestival, Sonar, and Hideout. You can also see Eats Everything at regular Ibiza club nights at some of the biggest venues on the Island.
One of the most unique venues he's DJ'ed at, though, was for Boiler Room at his local chip shop, likely to offer the perfect post-show re-fuel.
The popularity he has with promoters, bookers, fellow DJs and audiences is backed up by industry recognition as well when in 2012 he won 'Best British DJ' in the DJ Magazine 'Best of British Awards'.
Eats Everything is also a friend of British Dance Legend Pete Tong who has asked him to do regular mixes for his BBC Radio 1 show.
More recently you can listen to his production of Disclosure's comeback offering 'Moog For Love', which samples George Benson's 1980's classic Moody's Mood For Love. He's also collaborated with Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Skream, and Sinead Hartnett.
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|Archived February 20, 2019
USGS Scientists Attend U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Numerical-Modeling Workshop
John Warner (Woods Hole, MA) and Jingping Xu (Menlo Park, CA) attended the Surface-Water Modeling System (SMS) workshop from July 29 to August 2 in Vicksburg, MS. More than 50 scientists and engineers from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), and private consulting firms attended the workshop to learn the SMS modeling system. The SMS software provides graphical user interfaces to several hydrodynamic, wave-current, and sediment-transport models, grid-generation tools, model-input-parameter selections, intermodel communication, and model-output-visualization tools. The underlying models presented at the workshop consisted of ADCIRC, M2D, STWAVE, and CGWAVE; however, the SMS system contains many other numerical models.
The workshop was held at the USACE's Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC), formerly the Waterways Experimentation Station (WES), in Vicksburg, MS, one of the leading centers for coastal engineering in the world. Attendees were given a tour of the ERDC facilities that included visits to physical models of Grays Harbor (WA) and Chicago Harbor (IL), large-scale flume studies of littoral sand transport, and inlet-study models. The workshop was under the direction of the USACE's Coastal Inlets Research Program, led by Nicholas Kraus. USGS participation at the workshop was part of a continuing effort to learn about existing models of sediment transport and ultimately to develop, test, and utilize community coastal-sediment-transport models. The exchange of information will strengthen working relations between the two Federal agencies.
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North Carolina Coastal Erosion
Sediment Core Drilling Proposal
Gulf of Mexico Teacher Workshop
U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy
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Serving King Crab
There are many different ways for serving king crab legs. I for one, like my king crab served hot with garlic butter. But the problem with this is that the legs are too hot to break and eat. The solution to this is to precut or split your legs before you cook them.
Once thawed, use a pair of high quality kitchen shears and cut down each side of the leg, leave the shells altogether and heat accordingly, when ready to serve just lift off the top shell and you have ready to eat crab legs.
Another way of them is to cut the legs up in 1 ½ pieces, before you heat them up. This way you or your guest can easily push the meat out with those tiny crab forks. This also works good is you are serving your king crab cold as an appetizer, great for party type finger food.
It all boils down to the type of dinner or party you are having. There are a number of ways to get into the meat. People use nut crackers, knives and hammers. All work fine if you are into a lot work and mess when eating your crab legs.
Alaskan King Crab Serving SizeA good rule of thumb on the serving size per person is 1 pound of in the shell king crab. Another thing to remember when trying to figure out the servings is who you are serving and the type of meal or party you are having. King crab served at a cocktail party as finger food will require less per person, probably around 1/2 pound.
If you are serving crab as an all you can eat dinner, I would suggest at least 2 pounds per person. If you have some really big crab eaters this may have to go even higher.
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Restaurant - Gourmet restaurant
The restaurant is located in the Corbières, in the heart of the old village of Fabrezan, in an old renovated haberdashery. A wide selection of regional wines are served. A pleasant setting with a patio and air-conditioned dining rooms. Local and regional cuisine.
Guides : Guide du Routard, Le petit futé
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Handicaped acces : Yes
Specialities : Traditional cuisine, local specialties, cassoulet
Spoken languages : English
Languages of the documentation : French, English
Opening hours : From 01/04/2019 to 15/10/2019 from 12:00 in 13:30 and from 19:00 in 21:30 - Closed on tuesday
Rates : Adult menu from €21,00 in €35,00
Child menu from €12,00
A la carte from €13,00 in €18,00
Set menu from €16,00
Wine list from €12,00 in €38,00
Accepted groups : Yes
Means of payment : Credit card, cheques and postal orders, holiday vouchers, cash, eurocard - mastercard, visa
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Feb 27, 2020
Lighting Conference
ALL IN ONE EVENT FOR LIGHTING CONTRACTORS. Join industry peers and learn about lighting industry specific issues and meet with suppliers to find out about new products and technologies at this annual conference.
Mar 7, 2019
Lighting contractors discuss everything to do with lighting at annual conference
Capacity crowd turns out to see the latest products, technologies and to learn from industry leaders.
Aug 29, 2018
Employer feedback needed to help build a skilled labour force
Your feedback is needed to help develop a timely, skilled, plentiful workforce for the landscape and horticulture profession.
Mar 15, 2018
Lighting Conference 2018
A capacity crowd enjoyed a day of education and exhibits at the 2018 Lighting Conference.
Jul 15, 2017
The gods of water and light
Milton, Ont.-based Rain Gods provide quality lighting and irrigation to clients.
Mar 15, 2017
Conference reflects growth in lighting sector
Capacity crowd of lighting contractors enjoy a full-day of education and networking.
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Lighting Conference moves to Brampton
LO sector group event promises a day of programming for seasoned contractors.
Dec 15, 2016
Lighting up Turks and Caicos
LO member establishes booming business in Caribbean islands.
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Committee told all lighting installations require permit
Lighting installers should be aware of five key issues required by the ESA when installing outdoor lighting.


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I am a native of Los Angeles, California. I earned my medical degree at Creighton University School of Medicine in Omaha, Nebraska. Following medical school, I completed a general surgery internship at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and an orthopedic surgery residency at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque.
I further specialized and completed a fellowship in hand, upper extremity and microsurgery at the Indiana Hand to Shoulder Center in Indianapolis. Immediately after fellowship, I returned to Omaha, Nebraska, to join Methodist Physicians Clinic.
As a board certified orthopedic surgeon, my practice primarily focuses on the upper extremity (fingertip to elbow). It is my mission to provide you with outstanding service and the best medical care possible. I strive to offer you the same high quality orthopedic care that I would want for my family.


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Is Automotive a key market for you?
If you have a product or service that would benefit any of the delegates attending either of the AutoSens conferences and exhibitions, why not enquire to see how AutoSens can help your business.
As well as Exhibition space, we also have a wide range of bespoke sponsor and exhibition items available and can tailor a package to your specific needs.View the available packages Download Exhibition & Sponsorship Brochure
Why Sponsor or Exhibit at an AutoSens Conference?
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- Engage with globally renowned OEM and Tier 1 companies
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AutoSens have secured a local parking lot close to the conference venue during the Detroit event where we will facilitate self-driving technology demonstrations on a purpose-built track. We are keen to work with local partners with vehicles that may not have road permits in Michigan, to enable you to demonstrate functions in an off-road environment.
Demonstrations run throughout the Tuesday afternoon (prior to the conference) and are open to all AutoSens attendees in Detroit.
We will also be shuttling delegates from the Michigan Science Center to our track area and if you have access to a road legal autonomous shuttle, we would love to hear from you.
Contact Hayley Sarson on +44 (0)1403 283681 for more information.Find out more about Autonomous Vehicle Technology Demos
Sensor technology road demonstrations
As well as autonomous vehicle demonstrations, we have the opportunity for Sensor companies to take delegates on a real-life road demonstration to showcase their radar, cameras, LiDAR or thermal hardware in action. Taking place in a road-legal vehicle, during the Demo Vehicle Session of the Conference Week.
This is an excellent opportunity to show your sensors in action, on real-life road conditions and explore how they react, and the output they give. It will provide a truly memorable experience, and gain your company face-time in an informal environment to showcase your technology at its best.
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Auto OEMs and Tier 1s are constantly breaking new ground in this field, building new teams and partnering with technology companies who can provide guidance and expertise. The opportunity is huge for electronics companies who have useful and relevant technologies that can be integrated into ADAS.
AutoSens gives you access to an audience dedicated to finding new technical solutions to challenges of improving safety via electronics. If your company provides a relevant technology or service, there is no better event in in the world to connect with potential new business.
Discussion and debate are core to the event, engineers exploring future technology – make sure your product is part of that discussion by having a presence at AutoSens. You can simply showcase your technology via a stand, submit a presentation proposal (subject to approval), expand your brand, contribute content or get involved in a number of other ways.Download Exhibition & Sponsorship Brochure
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