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Phases Three & Four
Phase Three has taken place during July and August, Two 'specialist writers' with expertise in RE curriculum (Lat Blaylock) and policy (Barbara Wintersgill) were appointed to draw together earlier work on the Review, supported by teams of Steering Group members. Lat worked on the Draft Programmes of Study produced by Task Group One (see Phase Two) and responses to the wider public consultation received during June and July. Barbara worked on the completed Task Group 2 report as well as the Ofsted triennial report for RE and the outcomes of the APPG Inquiry.
These two significant documents will appear in the final draft of the Review report.This document is now at the proof reading stage. It will be considered by the Steering Group and the REC Board in September, prior to publication.
A full evaluation of the process was carried out by Dr Lorraine Foreman Peck.
Phase Four
A launch event was held at Westminster on 23rd Ocober 2013. Further dissemination events took place around the country throughout November.


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"Beyond the Bricks" Broadcasts America's Education Crisis for Black Boys
By Shawn Dove
The following originally appeared on the Association of Black Foundation Executives website.
While attending the recent Schott Foundation for Public Education's Opportunity To Learn Summit one of the speakers asserted that responding to the education crisis of Black boys in America is the civil rights challenge of today's generation. And while a complex web of inequities and disparities exist that force Black boys and men to the bottom of almost every success indicator in America, it's not hard to agree that the deplorable educational outcomes are at the heart of the systemic problem preventing Black boys from realizing their full potential in American society.
The current education crisis is like a slow-drip Katrina; the likes of a category 5 hurricane that steadily erodes not only the schooling conditions of Black boys, but too many low-income students of every gender and all races attending under-resourced schools across the country. Yet, the Katrina metaphor does not come with constant CNN clips of Black male students standing on school rooftops across America holding up signs that read "please save me," reminiscent of the TV news images of Hurricane Katrina victims.
Consequently, education advocates are more and more becoming masters of their own media, broadcasting the opportunities and achievement gaps within the public education system for Black boys - sounding an alarm and shining the light on the educational slow drip Katrina that, in its totality, presents a perfect storm for fueling the school-to-prison pipeline.
The Open Society Institute's Campaign for Black Male Achievement was conceived to help improve the life outcomes of Black men and boys, with the premise that if America transforms the structural opportunities and outcomes of its most marginalized individuals it will improve the life outcomes of all its citizens. Two of the core goals of the Campaign are to integrate strategic communications across its three foundational grantmaking areas of Education, Family and Work to promote positive frames and messages about Black men and boys and to ensure that Black boys have the opportunity to excel academically, to prepare for college, and to learn skills essential to earning a living wage.
The Campaign is committed to cultivating philanthropic partners and making strategic investments in organizations to achieve these goals, so it made sense for us to support the recent Newark, New Jersey and New York City premieres and panel discussions of the film Beyond the Bricks. A 30-minute documentary produced by Koen & Washington Media, Bricks explores solutions to the poor academic performance and low graduation rates of school-aged Black males in the United States. The film follows two students from Newark, New Jersey, as they struggle against the school system to improve their educational circumstances, and includes interviews with educators, researchers, administrators, elected officials and activists who offer their ideas for solutions to the crisis facing Black boys.
Bricks illuminate a web of issues such as zero tolerance push out policies; school violence; absent fathers and the lack of innovative classroom engagement strategies that fuel America's school-to-prison pipeline. In addition to portraying the problems, Bricks also uplifts the solutions and the policy advocacy levers that help the two strikingly bright young men featured in the film to get back on track with pursuing their education goals.
But the real power and beauty of new films like Beyond the Bricks and Bring Your "A" Game, the 21st Century Foundation's cinematic clarion call to adolescent Black males to focus more on educational achievement as the pathway to adult success, is their potential to be catalysts for community mobilization, advocacy action campaigns and policy change conversations. For example, during a recent trip to Chicago, Phillip Thomas, senior program officer for the Chicago Community Trust, excitedly shared with me how "A" Game was being used as an organizing and advocacy tool in several Chicago neighborhoods.
Judging from the capacity crowd attendance for the Bricks viewings, the documentary is another welcomed media tool that can fuel education reform. It is critical that philanthropy continues to support arts and culture, media and technology that stimulate social change. Films like Beyond the Bricks are created with a vision beyond the viewing. The lasting impact and catalyst for change Bricks brings to its audience emerges after the closing credits when the action steps are made to stop America's slow-drip Katrina.
Until February 2015, Shawn Dove was manager of the Open Society Campaign for Black Male Achievement.

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Maryland has contributed its sons and daughters to military missions from the time the first military contingents were formed in the state's colonial history. Shortly after the founding of St. Mary's County, on March 25, 1634, the military, in the form of militias, and later as professional soldiers, has been defending Maryland residents, both home and abroad.
Maryland is also home to numerous military installations and naval bases. At 11 a.m. on Nov. 11, 1918, a ceasefire was called between Germany and the western allies, marking the beginning of the end of World War I. President Woodrow Wilson declared Nov. 11, 1919, as the first Armistice Day to commemorate and honor American veterans who had fought in the "war to end all wars."
It was not until 1954 that the name of Armistice Day was officially changed to Veterans Day. During the 2013 observance of Veterans Day, local, state and federal government agencies will join veterans groups around the state to pause and remember Maryland's veterans. These events will celebrate those who fought.
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Date: Nov. 11, 2013 at 10 a.m.
The annual Veterans Day Parade in Leonardtown, in St. Mary's County, will feature marching bands, antique cars, cavalry units, bagpipes, Boy and Girl Scouts and a memorial wreath-laying ceremony in the town square. Free parking and a shuttle service will be available at the St. Mary's County Fairgrounds and at the College of Southern Maryland Campus. The parade kicks off at 10 a.m.
Rockville Veterans Day Ceremony
111 Maryland Ave.
Rockville, Md. 20850
(240) 314-5000
Date: Nov. 11, 2013 at 11 a.m.
Beginning at 11 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 11, the city of Rockville will commemorate Veterans Day at Veterans Park. As is customary, the mayor and city council of Rockville will lead the ceremony. A wreath-laying ceremony by American Legion Post 86 will be conducted during the event.
Towson University
8000 York Road
Towson, Md. 21252
(410) 704-2000
Dates: Nov. 1-22, 2013 at 7 p.m.
Sponsored by the Fine Arts and Communication Department and the Veterans Center, Towson University is presenting a Veterans Film Series at 7 p.m. on Fridays from Nov. 1 to 22 as a tribute to Veterans Day. There are four films that will be shown: "Veterans of Color," "Jarhead," "Service" and "Act of Valor." The films will be shown at the Van Bokkelen Auditorium and admission is free.
War Memorial Commission
101 N. Gay St.
Baltimore, Md. 21202
(410) 396-8013
The War Memorial was created by the governor of Maryland and the mayor of Baltimore in 1919. The War Memorial was dedicated on April 5, 1925. Covering two city blocks, the building is headquarters to a number of government and civil veterans groups. It features a 1,000-seat auditorium, and the walls are inscribed with the names of the 1,752 residents of Maryland who died during World War I. The facility is the repository for about 70,000 military discharge records. Copies of the records can be obtained by contacting the commission.
Veterans Day Ride to Arlington Cemetery
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Date: Nov. 11, 2013 at 7:30 a.m.
Join other Harley-Davidson enthusiasts in their annual Veterans Day Ride to Arlington Cemetery. This year's ride begins at 7:30 a.m. and runs through 2 p.m. The ride begins with free coffee and doughnuts. Riders meet at Battley Harley-Davidson and depart at 8 a.m.
Jeffrey B. Roth has won numerous state and national news and feature-writing awards during his career. A well-known crime writer, investigative reporter and a feature writer, Roth writes for a number of magazines and newspapers. Listed in the Locus Index of SciFi and Fantasy authors, Roth is the author of a number of published short stories and poetry. His work can be found on Examiner.com.


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So here's the thing, I'm bored of teaching people to launch. I'm also seeing success in my music career and I want to follow those open doors. Sooo…its time for another change.
Is it just me or do you also feel like you're constantly having to take a "leap"?
For some reason I assumed that starting my business was the only leap I would need to take but no. Not. At. All.
I leaped when I decided to become a launch strategist (and not just a marketing expert).
I leaped when I started a podcast.
I leaped when I quit my podcast.
I leaped when I hired an assistant when I didn't have the money.
Now, I'm taking a totally new leap.
I'm taking on a business parter and offering Facebook ad management.
I can't tell you how many times people have asked me if I could run their Facebook ads management for them. I had been doing Facebook ad management for years, but I started saying no because I knew my genius fell in the strategy – not in the details. I also knew I couldn't give clients the care and attention they deserve because 100 days a year I'm traveling out of a suitcase with a baby in tow.
The big question I pondered was: "How do I pursue my music and keep empowering online women entrepreneurs?"
In the many conversations I had with my loved ones – the power of collaboration was a common theme.
Que Lindsey Bast my friend and assistant. She is a details, systems, sales funnel AMAZE-O-pants. One day during one of our meetings it occurred to me we should merge our businesses! I could provide the Facebook advertising strategy and she could use her analytical abilities to ensure these ads maximized profits.
How about you? Are you taking the leap or are you holding back from doing something scary right now?
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Professional boxer likely to win professional boxing match against man who isn't professional boxer
Conor McGregor vs Floyd Mayweather
Floyd Mayweather is probably going to win a boxing match against someone who isn't a boxer.
The likeably humble world champion is set to step into the ring with Conor McGregor, an intensely scary UFC fighter who, nonetheless, hasn't done a professional boxing match before.
"Some people are betting on McGregor, and we'd like to thank them in advance," said ScumBet spokesperson, Simon Williams.
"Comparatively few people are betting on Mayweather because we're offering roughly the same returns that we'd give on the sun rising tomorrow, your feet staying on your legs for the next hour, or Donald Trump saying something dreadful in the next week."
UFC fan, Elizabeth King, said, "yes, women do watch UFC.
"Anyway, I've put money on McGregor. He's won very different kinds of fights against men who aren't professional boxers so I see no reason why he shouldn't defeat an undefeated professional boxer in his first boxing match.
"I've also put fifty quid on my local darts pro winning gold in the javelin at the next Olympics."
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Text Messages – Do They Have a Place in the Marketing Horizon?September 21, 2010
Recently, I've received a few text messages for offers from various companies (I'm glad I have the unlimited text messaging plan). Although the text messages were unsolicited, it got the wheels in my brain turning. How big a role will text messaging play in the marketing/advertising industry in the next 1 to 2 years?
Our Marketing Knowledge Center has some great information on mobile marketing. After a quick search I found out the following: The mobile platform is the most personal digital medium to date. It tends to either be a "snack medium" — short-form content — or an "action medium" — i.e., a tool to check the weather or look up an address. (For more information on mobile marketing read the snapshot on our website).
My first thoughts, unless wireless phone providers decide to refrain from charging customers for text messaging, I can't imagine an unsolicited text message would be received lightly. Most cell phone plans have a limit on text messaging, both what you can receive and what you can send. Should you go over that limit (and I know from personal experience) the fees can be excessive!
Some quick research on Google produced an article that addresses text messaging for marketers. The article on marketingprofs.com explains a way around the fees associated with texting, "A good solution to that common mobile-marketing dilemma is FTEU (free to the end-user) messaging, which allows the carrier or a brand to pick up the tab on messaging so the marketing texts don't count against the customer's monthly bucket of messages." Sounds like a great solution huh? Well the article continues to talk about the difficulties that are still associated with FTEU such as negotiating carrier clearance.
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[I'm seriously considering recording this or finding some venue to recite it.]
creeping and sneaking,
unknown unforeseen,
how it's grown:
down median, up curb,
harshness man-made,
daily news blurb:
acid rain, acid sea,
smog not fog,
landfill wildlife habitat,
see how we're green!
reusing our poisons,
recycling our toxins,
addictive, contagious,
growth mimics man,
invasive species
undesirables, weeds,
roundup ready GMO,
weed and feed:
poison your yard
to stop centipedes,
fight the chemical war
on pests, escalating annually,
fight the war on crop yield
with known carcinogens
and runoff trickling
from livestock, each crop,
into drinking water;
feed the beasts antibiotics,
escalate a needless war
on confined-animal diseases,
crucible for pandemic dissemination,
super-bugs rise with technology;
feed crops to machines,
the eco-friendly greenhouse nightmare:
sustain yourself
while choking, boiling, drowning,
alternative to poly-x-ene,
neon jogging suit,
spandex exercise,
eat more, do more, busy,
stay active-fit-healthy, lean,
mean corporate earning machine,
meat eating fine feeding,
overfish understock,
machine born for eating:
live for those rib-eyes,
enjoy kidney disease,
colon cancer, cholesterol, coronary:
life fast dies hard,
leaves a wake of corpses,
dine on victims--
okay when nameless,
call them dinner, lunch,
breakfast, brunch,
bacon beefburger,
soft skin flayed off
for comforting touch;
durability: leather
pigskin sheepskin
cashmere sweater,
wear chinchilla,
save gorilla;
elephant in a box,
concrete like a tomb,
at the park in the zoo:
woodland critters
urban living,
elevated to captive
ambassadors to the wild,
privileged to live with
neurotic rocking,
walking back and forth
for miles in place,
chain the dangerous,
dominate problem animals,
correctional facilities
constructing near you:
expanded romper rooms,
multi-level parking garage,
high-rising condos
for tenants and cars:
residents soar like condors,
vultures circling the block,
dollar-hungry hyenas, lyin's,
weeding sick like euthanasia
hunting picking bones,
predator/scavenger as appropriate
claws retract to walk,
lower carbon footprint
by light stepping, big talk--
sweep up footprints as you go,
no one needs to know:
green or not, green means go,
but green they say when green? is no,
swept underrug and overtown,
forests to houses, burn em down,
sprawling suburbs let unbound,
two cars each garage,
or many more,
two kids each house,
or just don't stop:
go forth and overpopulate!
multiply thy fruits,
receive thy just desserts,
four kids, six kids, ten kids:
one would be lonely,
none would leave only,
a lineless termination of kind,
no descendants an end
with no means,
natural tendency's to bring calamity,
destructive environment,
habitat of a destructive breed,
democracy of indecision
leaves tyranny for the majority,
by the minority,
for the minority;
terrorism for the foreign,
we're tough on terror!
slashed your rights in half
to make you safe,
but you're still free,
to choose between
equivalent evils, antagonized:
lessers of evils and betters of bank,
investors, profiteers,
those of privilege and rank,
can't help what they are,
genetic moral low score;
nor can the poor,
or is it social engineering,
sympathy without compassion,
derision and division
of unusual fashion?
won't help the sick bleeding,
instead deeply drinking
the nature of the beast,
to grow and release,
ascending up higher
expands till it breaks;
what's left in its wake
and what was its make?
pick nature or nurture,
or neither.
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I've had various keeping-fit phases in my life, but no matter what my age and where I've been doing said keeping fit, the soundtrack has tended towards the hard and heavy. What can I say? I like my workouts hard and my music heavy.
At university it was all about hardcore, these days it's more metal – particularly the metal running playlist that Andy made me last year. He's currently working on a speed metal update, which I'm sure will spur me on even further in my bid to a 20-minute 10km.
When I saw this picture, however, I decided that maybe there was something to be said for keeping things a bit more glamorous in the gym. After all, I always seem to show up after work with my hair did and lips in Neon Orange or Show Orchid, so why shouldn't my tunes match?


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"Evening primroses look very well in the landscape of Fuji," said Osamu Dazai in his popular novel Fugaku Hyakkei (100 views of Mt. Fuji). As I told in my previous post about the novel, Dazai didn't actually see Fuji and evening primroses together in the same landscape. Some thoughtful people interpret this sentence as meaning that Dazai likened Fuji to the Japanese society and himself to evening primroses. When Dazai wrote this novel, Japan was governed by the military juggernaut. He was not conscripted into the army as he was physically as well as mentally fragile. I can imagine how he felt towards the society. It was a dark age in the history of Japan. There was no freedom. The military dictatorship severely controlled individuals. I think every creators and artists would hate such a government. Evening primroses don't look spectacular at all. I thought they were just blooming weeds till recently. Honestly, speaking there are other flowers that look much better in the landscapes of Mt. Fuji. To name a few, cherry blossoms and cosmos flowers come to my mind.


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The boutique German sports car maker is officially back, after the two British investors secured the legal protection of their purchase.
The company was recently purchased by brothers Roheen and Sahir Berry and after a long and troubled period which involved a court and an individual opposing to the sale, Wiesmann is ready to be revived.
Anita Tatalovic said to Auto Moto und Sport that their plans for the company are delayed thanks to the recent legal uncertainty but now they are excited to work on a new sports car that will come out of the company's manufacturing plant in Dülmen in late 2016.
The new owners said that they will work closely together with the company's founders, brothers Martin and Friedhelm Wiesmann.
For those of you who don't know much about Wiesmann and its models, the company was making retro-looking lightweight two-seater sports cars that used BMW's finest powertrains, resulting in some of the most impressive cars you've probably never heard of.
There is no info on what the new car might be, but we expect Wiesmann to use the same recipe since the founders of the company are still related to Wiesmann.
And for those who don't know what Wiesmann was, check the video below with a 2012 review of the crazy BMW M5-powered GT MF5.


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Tadashi Suzuki
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Tadashi Suzuki (鈴木忠志, born June 20, 1939) is a Japanese theatre director, writer and philosopher.
He is the founder and director of the Suzuki Company of Toga (SCOT), organizer of Japan's first international theatre festival (Toga Festival). With director Anne Bogart he co-founded the Saratoga International Theatre Institute in Saratoga Springs, New York. He is the creator of the Suzuki Method of Actor Training. Suzuki was general artistic director of Shizuoka Performing Arts Center (SPAC) (1995~2007), an international committee member of the Theatre Olympics, founding member of the BeSeTo Festival (jointly organized by leading theatre artists from Japan, China and Korea) and chairman of the Board of Directors for the Japan Performing Arts Foundation, a nationwide network of theatre professionals in Japan.
Suzuki's works include On the Dramatic Passions",[1] The Trojan Women,[2] Dionysus,[3] Vision of Lear, Cyrano de Bergerac, Madame de Sade", among others.
Besides productions with his own company, he has directed several international collaborations, such as The Tale of Lear, co-produced and presented by four leading regional theatres in the US";[4] King Lear, presented with the Moscow Art Theatre; Oedipus Rex, co-produced by Cultural Olympiad and the Düsseldorf Schauspielhaus; and Electra, produced by Ansan Arts Center / Arco Arts Theatre in Korea[5] and the Taganka Theatre in Russia.
He brought his company from Tokyo to the remote mountain village of Toga in 1976. Currently, the Toga Art Park comprises six theaters, rehearsal facilities, offices, lodgings and restaurants, and continues to host a summer and winter season of performances, symposiums, workshops and competitions.
Teaching and writing[edit]
Suzuki has articulated his theories in a number of books. A collection of his writings in English, The Way of Acting, is published by Theatre Communications Group (US). He has taught his system of actor training in schools and theatres throughout the world, including The Juilliard School in New York and the Moscow Art Theatre. The Cambridge University Press published The Theatre of Suzuki Tadashi as part of their Directors in Perspective series, featuring leading theatre directors of the 20th Century. This series includes works on Meyerhold, Brecht, Strehler, Peter Brook and Robert Wilson among others.
- Culture is the Body by Tadashi Suzuki
- Fragments of Glass: A Conversation between Hijikata Tatsumi and Suzuki Tadashi
- Interview: The Word Is an Act of the Body by William O. Beeman, Tadashi Suzuki and Kosho Kadogami
- The Way of Acting: The Theatre Writings of Tadashi Suzuki by Tadashi Suzuki, Theatre Communications Group, (1993), ISBN 978-0-930452-56-8
- ^ The Nobel Columbia Encyclopedia of modern drama 2007. Columbia University Press. Retrieved February 23, 2011.
- ^ "DIDASKALIA: Ancient Theatre Today". Retrieved February 28, 2011.
- ^ "The New York Times: Theatre Review, June 3, 1982". Retrieved February 28, 2011.
- ^ Henry III, William A. (May 2, 1988). "Time Magazine: Theater: Biological View THE TALE OF LEAR". Retrieved February 28, 2011.
- ^ "The Project Muse: Theatre Journal - Volume 61, Number 3, October 2009, pp. 472-474". Retrieved February 28, 2011.
Further reading[edit]
- James R. Brandon, Training at the Waseda Little Theatre: The Suzuki Methodby
- Ian Carruthers and Yasunari Takahashi, The Theatre of Tadashi Suzuki, Cambridge University Press, (2004) ISBN 978-0-521-59024-2
- David G. Goodman, The Return of the Gods: Theatre in Japan Today
- Tatsuro Ishii, Kazuko Yoshiyuki on Acting
- Jadwiga Rodowicz, Rethinking Zeami: Talking to Kanze Tetsunojo
External links[edit]
- The Suzuki Company of Toga (SCOT) homepage (English)
- 5th Theatre Olympics in Seoul
- BeSeTo Theatre Festival
- Saratoga International Theatre Institute (SITI)
- The International Theatre Laboratorium-USA (ITL-USA)
- Zen Zen Zo Physical Theatre
- OzFrank Theatre and Suzuki Method of Actor Training (SMAT)/ Frank Suzuki Actors Knowhow (FSAK)


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It is easy to spot flower cafes all over Seoul -- a kind of cafe-flower shop combination. Decorated heavily with greenery, visitors can enjoy cafe spaces themed like a botanical garden.
"A lot of people walk in for coffee and buy flowers after seeing the decorations," said Jang Jung-in, who runs flower cafe Heima in Yeonhui-dong, Seoul. At her cafe, flower vases are placed on every table and dry flowers hang on the walls.
|Flower cafe Heima in Yeonhui-dong, western Seoul (Im Eun-byel / The Korea Herald)
"Flowers hadn't been an everyday item. But coffee, on the other hand, is (drunk) every day. Combined with coffee, flowers can walk into people's daily lives," Jang said.
She hinted that many men buy flowers -- for themselves.
"I can tell by the looks, whether they are buying flowers for someone else or for themselves. Some are very shy, hesitating to answer when I ask them who the flowers are for," she said.
Many flower cafes have opened in hip areas around the city where young people gather, such as Sinsa-dong and Mangwon-dong. Some cafes offer flower headpieces and wrist corsages.
For those who want to handle flowers themselves, there are many flower shops operating one-day classes in flower arrangement. Though the classes can be pricey, ranging from 60,000 won ($54) to 180,000 won, millions of class reviews are posted on social media.
After "conditioning" the prepared flowers, participants make flower bouquets or centerpieces and take them home. As the class material differs from day to day, some take one-day classes at the same shop multiple times.
|Bouquets of summer flowers (Im Eun-byel / The Korea Herald)
|Participants trim flowers at a flower class (Im Eun-byel / The Korea Herald)
Park Ji-hye is an office worker in her mid-20s who is "into flowers." After taking an extensive course at a professional academy, she takes one-day classes once in a while, not to forget the techniques.
"One-day classes are usually for beginners. But I take the classes, to stop myself forgetting the techniques I have learnt. While some might think that handling flowers is easy, it is actually very tricky as each flower should be trimmed differently," she said.
"It's new every time because flowers' conditions are different depending on the season or the weather. It also hurts a lot to tightly hold the flowers in a spiral shape in one hand."
But Park loves it when she places a beautiful flower centerpiece in her bedroom.
"It's different from receiving flowers from my boyfriend. Because I trimmed and shaped the flowers myself, I feel very much attached to them," she said.
For those who are too busy for classes, there are regular flower subscription services. The system is basically the same as subscribing to a newspaper or ordering a regular milk delivery. Customers sign up for a subscription online. Flowers will be delivered to customers' doors every one or two weeks.
Local flower company Kukka is one of the better known services, delivering French-style flower bouquets arranged by its florists. Another company, DeFiore makes regular deliveries of a bunch of fresh, seasonal flowers.
"I would like to have the customers feel the season through receiving flower bunches. They can style the flowers in ways they want to," Lee Ha-young, the owner of DeFiore said.
|Hyacinth bouquet (Kukka)
"But in summer or winter, it is hard to deliver the flowers while preserving them at their best. When the temperatures are extreme, around 20 percent of customers make complaints. When the flowers aren't in a good state, we resend them without questions," she said.
Lee feels the difference over the years of how people think about flowers.
"When I first started the business, people used to ask me what regular flower subscription service is. Now they understand the term," she said. "In Europe, flowers are everywhere, in living rooms, kitchens and on tables. I would like to show people how flowers can really brighten up the atmosphere, blooming happiness in people's lives."
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As I learned, driving to the end of a rainbow isn't as simple as it looks. Fortunately for us, Rainbow Fruit Pizza is as easy as it gets. The flaky "crust" is a ready-to-bake Pillsbury crescent roll dough (ahem, irresistible), and the creamy dreamy "sauce" is vanilla Greek yogurt. Top these two with a colorful banner of fresh fruit, and you have a playful summer dessert that looks beautiful, tastes wonderful, and is a snap to make!
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US airport infrastructure costs skyrocket
US airports will need $99.9bn in between 2017 and 2021, leading to calls for local user fees to be be revised. Karen E Thuermer reports.
A report by Airports Council International-North America (ACI-NA) has found that US airports will need $99.9bn for infrastructure between 2017 and 2021 to accommodate growth in passenger and cargo activity, renovate existing facilities and support aircraft innovation.
Passenger and cargo growth account for 63% of this figure, while the remainder is attributed to continuous maintenance of existing airport facilities.
The $99.9bn figure is 32% higher than ACI-NA's 2015 estimate. "America's airports have significant infrastructure needs that must be addressed to remain competitive in the global aviation system and support our economy," said ACI-NA president and CEO Kevin M Burke.
Consequently, ACI-NA has suggested the government eliminates the outdated federal cap on the local user fee known as the passenger facility charge (PFC). This would restore the PFC's lost purchasing power and enable airports to set their own levels based on locally determined needs, ACI-NA said.
"Local user fees are the most affordable and most responsible method for modernising our airport infrastructure," said Mr Burke. "By giving airports the ability to meet their local infrastructure needs without relying on additional federal funding, airports will be well positioned to maintain their leadership in the global aviation system."
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I previously reviewed Brainscape's website and mobile apps and gave away promo codes for their French Vocab Genius app. Now I'm offering another free product giveaway, but this time it is for Spanish learners: the Brainscape Spanish app!
Brainscape Spanish for iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad is a new app that uses the Intelligent Cumulative Exposure (ICE) technique to help you learn Spanish using confidence-based repetition with real sentences instead of isolated words. Grammatical concepts are also explained throughout the flashcards in plain English. If you are looking for more than just a dictionary app or simple machine translation tool, I recommend Brainscape because they go beyond the extent of normal flashcards and include sentences that are not usually included in books/apps which are mostly geared towards travelers.
Here are some screenshots:
Brainscape Spanish includes four subjects with a total of 8,857 cards:
- Spanish Sentence Builder: 19 lessons of sentences and grammar explanations, with audio
- Spanish Vocabulary: 15 decks of mixed Vocab Enrichment (with audio) plus Food & Restaurant, Medical, Transportation, Technology, Mechanical, and Countries & Nationalities
- Spanish Verbs: 9 decks of verb conjugations (present, preterite, imperfect, present perfect, plurperfect, future, conditional, present subjunctive and imperfect subjunctive)
- Business Spanish: 7 decks of vocabulary
You can choose one of the subjects or study using the Smart Mix, which chooses cards at random and repeats them based on your confidence level. Browse and Search functions also lets you find a particular word among the cards. Lastly, you can sync to the website to study the flashcards online and keep all of your progress synchronized. Don't forget to read the description at the iTunes store.
I have FIVE promo codes for the Brainscape Spanish mobile app to give away for FREE (a value of $39.99!)
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I actually don't wear nail polish. I have tried it years ago and decided that afterwards they don't look like my hands, so I have never tried it again. =)
This image is called Roxy and she is printed on Papertrey Ink's Stamper's Select White cardstock, colored with Copic markers then trimmed to size.
The patterned paper is from Up & Away 6x6 Designer Paper Pad by My Mind's Eye and the sentiment is from Talk Bubbles 2 set by Simon Says Stamp.
That's all I have. For more inspiration on using images from Mo's Digital Pencil, please visit Mo's Dream Team Blog! =)
Have a crafty day and thanks for stopping by!
cardstock: (white, kraft) Papertrey Ink
digital stamp: Mo's Digital Pencil
clear stamp: (sentiment) Simon Says Stamp
patterned paper: My Mind's Eye
archival ink: (Jet Black) Ranger Industries
fiber: (lace trim) Webster's Pages
accents: (lime, blue, red enamel dots) My Mind's Eye
stickers: (gold/lime/pink multi pattern, mint Japanese washi tape) mt Kamoi Kakoshi
other: (foam tape) 3M
Copics used:
skin: E13, E11, E01, E00, E0000, R22, R20
hair: E49, E57, E23, E53, E50
outfit: BG34, BG23, BG11, BG10, YG03, Y13, YG00, BG10, BG000, B0000
slipper: RV23, RV21, RV10, BV29, BV25, BV23
chair: RV29, RV25, RV13, RV23
floor: E59, E37, E35, E33, E31, E30, E0000, 0
card size: 4" x 5 1/2"


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- Welfare Pension Fund Plan (Japan)
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- Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Act (Public Law 83-566)
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- Washington Psychotronic Film Society
- Working Party on Financial Statistics (Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development; various locations)
- World Protection for Snakes (UK)
- West Philadelphia Financial Services Institution (Pennsylvania; est. 1997)
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United States
Vermont: Small Town America (2-days / 215 miles)
Vermont is beautiful at any time of the year; and, makes for an easy weekend road trip from Montréal. On this road trip we saw plenty of strange roadside attractions, wilderness, and had great food/coffee. Welcome to the land of Beetlejuice! [Journey Map] [Blog Posts]
Civil War Journey: Mississippi & Alabama (2-days)
This little road trip didn't get the airtime it needed because it was squished between two monumental drives: Denver to Omaha… and Calgary to Montreal. It also came just before "The Move." But it shouldn't be forgotten because the Southern US is beautiful and the people amazingly friendly! [Blog Posts]
Route 66: Arizona/California Loop (4-days / 904 miles)
This journey started after work on a Thursday (Hollywood to Hesperia). From Hesperia, this route takes Route 66 to Kingman AZ… through ghost towns, desert, and old winding, bumpy, twisty roads. Route 66 is often less than 100 feet away from the interstate… but while the interstate is crowded and full of cars, the old highway doesn't see a lot of traffic. The journey then goes south to Yuma (to find the lost Missions), and back West to Hollywood via Bombay Beach. This route could easily include San Diego. [Journey Map] [Blog Posts]
Hollywood to Ventura: Quintessential California (2 hours / 70 miles)
This little drive along the coastal Route 1 is the "California" that I associate with California: sandy beaches, mellow people, cars and vans with surfboards strapped to the top, sandals, colourful wraps and towels, dodgy looking beachside motels with neon signs, scooters driven by barefoot guys in bermudas, and old wood panel vans. [Blog Posts]
Hollywood to Coachella: Palm Springs Weekend
This road trip was a learning experience for both of us… because this was our very first trip to a desert, in this case the Coachella Valley Preserve, in the Colorado Desert. The name is a misnomer because much of this part of California's desert extends southwest in North America but doesn't creep into Colorado. [Blog Posts]
Wine Country: Santa Rosa
The distance between San Francisco and Santa Rosa is roughly an hour without traffic. From Mountain View it is about 2-hours with the drive to SF, the pass through, and then the drive North. I love the drive through San Francisco, especially when it's done along the Skyline Hwy / Great Hwy heading towards. This particular part of San Francisco is windswept, covered in sand, and simply unique. [Blog Posts]
Route 49: Gold Country
For this road trip we passed through gold country… along the Sierra Nevada… a place where ghost towns, houses, mining apparatus, and remnants of the days of the Rush sit empty and crumbling along the roadways as if one day everyone simply stood up and left.Route 49 is the highway that runs through most of the historic mining towns from the Gold Rush era. [Blog Posts]
Hell: Fresno
The driving part of this road trip was far more interesting than the actual destination. We were warned ahead of time that Fresno is a odd and strangely unpleasant place. To sum up the city: it's hot (110F/43C during our visit), barren, derelict, dusty, and run down… not in a cool ghost town kind of way. [Blog Posts]
Big Sur: the Monterey Coast
Over the July 4th long weekend, the potential for beaches, beautiful scenery, and seaside weather drew us South to the Monterey Coast. The area between Carmel and San Simeon is loosely known as Big Sur. The route is comprised of winding roads lined with cliff side pullouts, scenic bridges from the 1930s, unique vegetation, and tourists. [Blog Posts]
Montréal to Nova Scotia (1,381km / 14-Hours)
Driving through New Brunswick is an easy weekend road trip from Montréal. For this particular journey, our destination was Nova Scotia, but we meandered through New Brunswick and spread the drive out over two days. [Journey Map] [Blog Posts]
Calgary to Montréal (3,534km / 4-Days)
The running joke for most of the cross Canada trip was that it took one day to cross Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. But three days to cross Ontario. The amazing thing is that people do this drive all the time. It took us 4-days to get from Alberta to Quebec. It took my cousin 2-days because he didn't stop… and he kept going until he was in Nova Scotia. [Blog Posts]
Nova Scotia: The "Harbour" Road trip
This road trip was called the "Harbour" road trip of Nova Scotia because we (very literally) went to a map and found all of the places within a 1-hour radius of the Annapolis Valley that had the word "harbour" in the name and then drove to each of these places to see what is there. [Blog Posts]
Vancouver to Calgary (971km / 11 hours 50 mins)
It's a journey that many in the west have done multiple times. If you stay focused and do quick stops, the drive is roughly 10-12 hours from city to city (971km on the TransCanada). However, travelling with a 7-year old is a bit more organic and our journey took 15-hours because we meandered and made a play, pee, food or coffee stop every two hours. [Blog Posts]
Vancouver Island: the Last Visit
This was a rather bittersweet road trip. We'd spent the majority of our lives flying into Comox to visit my grandparents, and this time we drove to the island from Vancouver retrieve what was left of my grandfather's things; he's passed away. It's likely this would be our last time to the island. [Blog Posts]
Calgary to Whitehorse (2,400km / 2-days)
One long weekend we decided to drive from Calgary to Whitehorse to see our friends Duke and Jonelle. The distance from Calgary to Whitehorse one way is 2400 km; to put this into perspective: imagine driving from Calgary to Vancouver, double the distance, and add in tons of wildlife. We did the drive there in 28 hours and the drive back in 24 hours. [Blog Posts]


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The Rules and Application for the 2019 Dexter Memorial Day Parade on May 27,2019 are available for download.
Event News
January 17,2019
Welcome to the Dexter Memorial Day Parade website for 2019. The Dexter Memorial Day Parade will be held on Memorial Day May 27 2019. The parade will start at 10 am. The Memorial Day Ceremony will start upon conclusion of the parade.
Parade Rules and Applications to participate in the parade are now available to download form this site. Or, you may request an application and rules
via email to firstname.lastname@example.com
The Rotary Club of Dexter is looking forward to another great parade supported by the participants and the community.
Parade Marshaling Area
Parade Route
Downloadable Files
Download the rules and application forms here.
Purple Heart
Each Purple Heart shall always be
A part of freedom's historyHold deep inside a fervent pride
For all who gave, the brave who died
They showed their best for liberty
They stood for us with certainty
Their wound of war, their Purple Heart
Each dared to care and do their part
Some bore a wound which took their life
While others lived past war's honed knife
True patriots, they faced their call
To keep our nation strong for all
Deep scars of war are carried by
Those who return, and those who cry
Pray for the brave, their loved ones too
Thank God for heroes - all of you
©2003 by Roger J. Robicheau
Copyright 2013 Rotary Club of Dexter, MI. All Rights Reserved.


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Being a pregnant means your going to experience things you wouldn't expect. Body will transform in so many ways. Skin stretches to abnormal proportions. Hair feels thick and out of place. Pain might start to jolt up in the thighs. Yes, you going to go through a lot of changes. Sadly, you are also going to use certain products and that can be a issue. A issue because the products have ingredients that can affect your skin which can affect your baby. Read more about this below.
Avoid products With Retoniods
Retoniods are not chemicals most people will tell you are bad. Retoniods, are strong anti-agent chemicals that is used to regenerate skin cells. Despite that, they are bad for pregnant women and that is why you should avoid. Vitamin A is locked into the ingredients. Vitamin A is very bad for baby. The baby can be injected with too much vitamin A and become deformed. Vitamins that enter your body travel to the baby and you. Don't ever take a vitamin thinking it goes to you only. Buy products tailored for pregnancy to avoid getting a high dosage of any vitamin.
Furthermore, pregnancy products tend to be well balanced for pregnant women. Treats acne you don't want to have and provide additional skin protection for smooth skin.When looking for the best face cream for pregnancy, look for a cream that is made for pregnant women. Any product you buy must be made for pregnant women. Pregnant women have very delicate bodies. They need treatment that fits their changing weak body type.
Salicylic Acid Used Too Much is Bad
Salicylic acid is recommended by doctors to be used in small instances. Unfortunately, the acid is used with most beauty products today. Woman might get sick from using a lipstick liner. Chemical is in a lot of stuff. Avoid using too much beauty product with salicylic acid. For example, If you want to put a huge amount of lipstick on, consider getting lipstick without salicylic acid. Do what is needed to avoid causing your baby problems after birth. After all, you do want your baby to have no problems right?
To add, when face cream for face, make sure it doesn't have salicylic acid in it. Though, most women tend to ignore the concept of all beauty products affect pregnant child. I think I need to say it clearly again. Women like washing their face and there is nothing wrong with this. Moreover, there is nothing wrong with looking good every day for the outside world to touch. While, need to ensure the face product has no salicylic acid in it. Faces tend to absorb a high amount of chemicals. Imagine what damage the baby could have mentally or physically. Always use the best face cream for pregnancy on the market. Do not go cheapo because its your child on the line.


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Weekend + Links
+ What Barbie would look like with an average woman's body
+ I agree with this quote about things in your home
+ Are you on Tumblr? Here is mine. I've revived it a little..
+ I can imagine this being my living room
+ I like Digg Reader, what have you been using?
Village this Week:
+ 36 Hours in Naples
+ Hilarious gym teacher
Hope you all had a safe 4th holiday - this holiday always makes me a little homesick...always feel like I'm missing out on the party, I mean my friends everywhere in the country are having a good time! Beer, coozies, float parties, bbq's, fireworks....I can't wait to have a 4th of July in the states again!
Marks mom arrived on Friday so we've been mooning around with Wesley going for bike rides, ice cream, etc. So fun to see grandma reunited with her grandson (who is 9 months old now, what even!). I think a hike is on the agenda today? What are you up to?
- little t said...
I want that living room too! I'd never want to leave.
I've been using Bloglovin but I was using it before the 'big change'
- July 7, 2013 at 12:18 PM
- marissa bognanno said...
great, as usual! omg, the gym teacher! that guy deserves a medal!
- July 7, 2013 at 2:54 PM
- Fashion art and other fancies said...
Must go thru the links later today. Hope you had a happy 4th July.xx
- July 7, 2013 at 4:07 PM
- Matthew Pike said...
yeah i'm in on that apartment and the view of course. happy weekend my friend
- July 7, 2013 at 10:02 PM
- Mad Max and Family said...
I thought that Barbie art was really interesting too. And I'd really take the "real" Barbie body right about now - hah.
I can't believe Sadie is also approaching 9 months this month! So sad the first year goes too fast.
- July 8, 2013 at 5:11 AM
- Christianna said...
Wesley is 9 months old now? That's crazy, but I guess it's not that crazy. I mean I was at your house a year ago. A whole year ago. How crazy is that?
- July 8, 2013 at 6:50 AM
- FASHION TALES said...
Wow, loved those links, lol the Barbie one is a good one. Nice Tumblr as well. xx/Madison:)
- July 8, 2013 at 7:17 AM
- Claudz said...
Love that living room and that quote is too true!
Hope you had a great weekend!
- July 8, 2013 at 8:35 AM
- Ola said...
I just loved the Barbie link:)))
- July 8, 2013 at 11:01 AM


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LOS ANGELES – Even though she stands at just five feet ("Though I lie and tell people I'm 5'1") Nikki Levy plants her three-inch heels on the ground, firmly commanding center-stage of an LA theater. Embracing the enthusiastic audience with an infectious smile, she relishes introducing the storytelling show she created, Don't Tell My Mother! (True Stories You'd NEVER Want Your Mom to Know).
To raucous applause, the 37-year-old proclaims: "This is where we get to pay homage to and make fun of the women who gave us life. L'haim!"


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My art is about making fluid lines on paper. The gestures of calligraphy come into play here: the movement of my arm, the sweeping mark of a flourish. The flow of ink, the place where liquid black meets water, laying down watercolor washes and areas of color, using blank space as an integral part of design — this is exciting to me.
Calligraphy has been the greatest influence on my work. My formal training is in western calligraphy, where broad-nib pens and other flat tools move the ink. But since my early studies, the boundaries between eastern and western calligraphy have been blurred. I often grind ink on an ink stone — a practice from both Chinese and Japanese calligraphy. Paying attention to my breath as I make marks is a large part of my awareness, as is being in touch with the chi flowing through my body, both of which come from eastern practices.
Bringing traditions from illuminated manuscripts into modern abstract painting is also important to me as a way of honoring my calligraphic heritage. I often use 23k gold leaf and some of my pieces keep the small and precious feeling from those early books.
Creating art for me is about responding to what is already on the page and working from my intuition. It's about dialog: what is happening, what needs to be done next? All of a sudden a thought, or a message comes — use indigo here, a spot of gold there. I try to keep the flow of communication open and follow through without questioning. What happens is a surprise to me. My work is not planned out and carefully executed. It is a process that takes me from one place to another.
And I'm a great fan of cropping. If the whole piece doesn't work there is always a gem hidden on the page, and it's my job to find it. Sometimes that process takes longer than the painting itself. continue with poetry


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sludge-engine - runtime engine for SLUDGE games
sludge-engine [-f | --fullscreen | -w | --window] [{-l | --language=} number] [{-a | --antialias=} {-1 | 0 | 1}] [{-d | --debug=} {0 | 1}] gamefile sludge-engine [-h | --help]
This manual page documents briefly the sludge-engine command. This manual page was written for the Debian distribution because the original program does not have a manual page. Instead, it has documentation in the html format; see below. sludge-engine is a runtime engine needed to play SLUDGE games.
The program follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included below. -f, --fullscreen Set display mode to fullscreen. -w, --window Set display mode to windowed. -l number, --language=number Set language to number (>=0). -a number, --antialias=number Turn antialiasing on (1) or off (0) or choose linear interpolation (-1). -d number, --debug=number Turn debug mode on (1) or off (0). -h, --help Print help message.
Keyboard shortcuts allow changing some options at any time. Alt+Enter Toggle between fullscreen and windowed mode. Alt+A Toggle antialiasing on or off.
${HOME}/.sludge-engine/ Games store their configurations in subdirectories of this directory.
Please report bugs in the SLUDGE forum at http://opensludge.sourceforge.net.
The full SLUDGE documentation is included in the package sludge-doc. It is installed to /usr/share/doc/sludge/SLUDGE_Help.html.
Tobias Hansen <firstname.lastname@example.com> Wrote this manpage for the Debian system.
Copyright © 2011 Tobias Hansen This manual page was written for the Debian system (and may be used by others). Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU General Public License, Version 3 or (at your option) any later version published by the Free Software Foundation. On Debian systems, the complete text of the GNU General Public License can be found in /usr/share/common-licenses/GPL-3.


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- Premium Efficiency IE3 motors for greater energy savings
- Long-term reliability with different impeller options
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- Excellent rag handling for minimized downtime
- Designed for future wastewater challenges
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- Clean water and wastewater
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- Hazardous locations (see details in the product documentation)
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- Contrablock Plus type multi-vane, closed and skew-type impellers
- Solid passage min. 75 mm and greater
- Explosion-proof version as option (ATEX, FM or CSA)
- Closed-loop cooling system (optional)
- Temperature rise according to NEMA Class A up to 110 kW and Class B above
- Class H (140°C) insulation
- Condition monitoring (temperature, water ingress)
- 100'000 hours bearing life
- Double silicon carbide (SiC/SiC) mechanical seals
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- Sealed cable connection chamber with two stage cable entry
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Terminal pumping stationTerminal pumping stations receive municipal wastewater from network pumping stations. Installed in dry or wet wells, the pumps forward the medium to a treatment plant for final purification. Due to the lack of screens at most pumping stations, difficult materials such as fibrous sanitary and packaging items are a constant threat to uptime.
Inlet pumping stationInlet pumping stations are somewhat similar to large terminal pumping stations. Depending on the depth of the incoming sewer, the lifting heads can range from around 2 up to 30 meters. To prevent hydraulic shock loads, which negatively impact the biological process, the stations often make use of variable-speed drives and/or several pumps in parallel.
Outlet pumping stationsOutlet pumping stations are required when the level of the treatment plant is lower than that of the receiving water. This is especially true when discharging into a river, which can rise during heavy rain or flood periods, or into the sea, where the level varies with the tide. Outlet pumping stations may also be needed to compensate for increasing frictional losses in the outgoing pipe at high flows, for example in long sea outfall pipes.
Return of activated sludgeOutlet pumping stations are required when the level of the treatment plant is lower than that of the receiving water. This is especially true when discharging into a river, which can rise during heavy rain or flood periods, or into the sea, where the level varies with the tide.
Storm water pumping stationDuring heavy rainfall, storm water pumping stations deliver large volumes of water at low head to receiving surface waters or sewers. Having long been a part of flood management, they are increasingly involved in climate adaptation strategies for low-lying coastal cities.
Storm water retention tankStorm water retention tanks act as a buffer during periods of heavy rainfall. This is increasingly important as areas become more developed, with hard surfaces such as roofs, roads and parking lots that cannot absorb the rainwater. When storm water retention tanks are implemented, gravity or pumps can be utilized to provide a reduced continuous flow into the sewer system. Sulzer expertise makes it possible to avoid peak hydraulic loads and to limit the stresses on existing sewer systems.
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Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis (IUPUI) has contributed to the IU Simon Cancer Center's research mission with the highly competitive Signature Centers Initiative, supporting collaborative research that shows a high likelihood of sustainability. Signature Centers received matching funds from IUPUI and the IU Simon Cancer Center. Below is a list of awarded Signature Center Initiatives to IU Simon Cancer Center members and the year of the award.
IUPUI Signature Center for Brain and Neurological Tumors (2013)
The mission of the IUPUI Signature Center for Brain and Neurological Tumors is to interrogate the molecular mechanisms of glioma biology and develop interventions that improve patient outcomes. This Signature Center Initiative provides a forum that facilitates productive collaborations between basic scientists and clinicians, and engages the community through patient advocacy and philanthropic initiatives. Additionally, an extensive research infrastructure and mentorship program is being developed to help the membership successfully compete for extramural funding.
Center for Cachexia Research Innovation and Therapy (CCRIT)
The IUPUI Center for Cachexia Research, Innovation and Therapy (CCRIT), founding member of the Mid-West Cachexia Consortium, will bring together institutions, investigators, resources and patients in Indiana, Ohio and beyond to improve basic, translational and clinical studies of cachexia in order to diagnose and treat cachexia using a multi-disciplinary approach involving cutting-edge pharmacological, physical, molecular genetic, imaging, bio-behavioral, and psychosocial approaches and therapies.
Center for Cancer Population Analytics and Patient-Centered Informatics (2013)
The mission of the Center for Cancer Population Analytics and Patient-Centered Informatics is to develop team science that combines innovative health information technologies with rigorous health services research methods in order to create knowledge that will have an impact upon the health and health care of patients and populations with cancer in the state of Indiana and the nation.
Center for Human Papillomavirus Research (2012)
The mission of the Center for Human Papillomavirus Research is to improve understanding of HPV transmission and infection, and prevent HPV infection and its consequences, including HPV-related cancers.
Pancreatic Cancer Signature Center (2011)
The mission of the Pancreatic Cancer Signature Center is to advance knowledge from bench to bedside to practice in a bi-directional manner that facilitates a consistent and productive exchange of ideas between clinicians, clinical investigators, physician-scientists and basic scientists from a variety of disciplines.
Research in Palliative and End-of-Life Communication and Training Center (ResPECT) (2010)
The mission of the Research in Palliative and End-of-Life Communication and Training Center is to advance the science of communication in palliative and end-of-life care across the lifespan. The center aims to support the advancement of research on communication in populations with serious illness that is life-threatening, debilitating or terminal.


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This moisturizer isn't too heavy but perfect for my dry and sensitive skin. The smell is absolutely delicious and reminds me of chocolate covered oranges. Yum! I've noticed a difference in the overall appearance of my skin after using for about a week. Will most definitely be repurchasing in the future.
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Why were the major cities of Britain bombed by Germans in 1940-41
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1) Why were the major cities of Britain bombed by Germans in 1940-41? The major cities of Britain were bombed because of several different reasons some of them more obvious than others but each reason would have been reason enough to commence the 'blitz' which stands for lightning. One of the reasons is that the 'Battle of Britain' failed. After France surrendered to Germany on June 22nd 1940, Hitler had enough vantage points to attack Britain. A huge attack was devised and codenamed 'Operation Sea lion', however this plan had a key flaw, which was the Royal Air Force. If 'Operation Sea lion' was put into action then the R.A.F would be able to crush the amphibious attack from the sky, so in order to avoid this Hitler ordered the German air force to attack the R.A.F and destroy their shipping ports and aeroplane manufacturing factories. Hitler bombed London, Coventry and other main cities to destroy factories, weapons and machinery. ...read more.
over London. In retaliation the R.A.F bombed Berlin. Hitler, seeing how much chaos had been caused by this one attack decided to try to break the morale of the British people by bombing the cities in the night time. While bombing the British cities the German fighters could not only break the morale of the British people but they could also continue to bomb the factories and put Britain in total disorder. 2) Describe the effects of the Blitz on everyday life in Britain. Over 1 million shelters had been given to families before the war started and another 1and a half million were built the next year. Families had to carry gas masks in boxes. People used the tube station for shelter during the blitz. About 80 stations sheltered 177 000 people every night. When it was dark lights could not be visible so bombers could not see their targets. The men who had not been recruited or had not signed up for the army would become ARP wardens (Air Raid Precaution). ...read more.
By the end of the war, some factories were run entirely by women. Evacuation began before the blitz had started. The government planned to move 3 and a half million. Only 1,500,000 mothers, children and babies were evacuated from the industrial and built-up areas and sent to the countryside, to ensure their safety during the bombing. Small rural towns and villages were put under enormous strain, as local resources were unprepared and unable to cope with the sudden arrival of such vast numbers of people. Evacuees were treated diversely depending on their social status and whether they had siblings or not. The whole experience created a desire for a new better society. The Beveridge Report was published in 1942 recommending that the government should take responsibility and a welfare state should be set up. The welfare state was put into place in 1944 named The Butler Education Act. It gave all children a right to secondary education free of charge. Some say the impact of the war did more good than bad. Naomi Darling 11H 3 ...read more.
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This easy herbed avocado egg salad is served on sprouted seed crackers for a bright but hearty appetizer for your next brunch, party, or shower.
This post is sponsored by Simple Mills.
By now you would have tossed all of the leftover eggs from Easter – if not, please do. But if you have eggs in the fridge, this Herbed Avocado Egg Salad is begging to be made!
With brunches, bridal showers, and graduation parties gearing up and Mother's Day right around the corner, you might be looking for new appetizers to serve. Whether you're planning a patio party or just want a snack for lunch on a warm day, this Herbed Avocado Egg Salad is a tasty way to elevate plain boiled eggs – even it is only for this week's meal prep.
This twist on traditional egg salad is enlivened with luscious avocado, fresh lemon juice, and herbs, then served up on a stack of Simple Mills Sprouted Seed Garlic and Herb Crackers. The crackers add incredible crunch to each bite.
The avocado adds a decadent creaminess that perfectly complements the protein-rich eggs while the lemon juice adds zesty flavor to bring it all together. Whether you have parsley, chives, or dill on hand, fresh herbs add a bright finish that goes well with the citrus flavor.
This appetizer comes together quickly and can easily be doubled or tripled. Simply boil and chop a few eggs, slice, peel and mash the avocado, mix with lemon, herbs, and seasonings and you're done! You can even boil the eggs a couple days ahead if you know things will be busy the day of the party. The crackers more than hold up to this avocado egg salad but I love stacking them for double the crunch. It also gives guests the option to flip the bottom cracker to make a little sandwich.
If you happen to be the lucky host, boil a couple extra eggs for any leftover avocado. Believe me, you'll want to snack on this the next day.
Have you seen Simple Mills' Sprouted Seed Crackers in stores? If not, visit your nearest Sprouts store for the entire collection. I used the Garlic and Herb flavor here but this recipe would work well with the "Original" and "Everything" flavors too.
Now, here's the easy recipe!
Herbed Avocado Egg Salad on Sprouted Seed Crackers
- 1 medium avocado
- 1/2 large lemon, juiced (about 2 tablespoons)
- 1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
- 2 large eggs, chopped
- salt and pepper to taste
- 20 Simple Mills Sprouted Seed Garlic & Herb Crackers
- 2 tbsp fresh parsley, chopped
- Making the salad: Slice and pit the avocado. Scoop the flesh into a small bowl. Lightly mash the avocado and stir in the lemon juice, olive oil, salt, and pepper. Add the chopped eggs and toss lightly to combine.
- Assembly: Place the sprouted seed crackers in stacks of two on a serving platter. Add a dollop of avocado egg salad to each stack. Top with fresh chopped parsley, chives, or dill. Serve immediately.


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Welcome to the United Kingdom Team Challenge!
This year 240 Blood Bowl coaches descended on York, making UKTC 2019 one of the biggest ever Blood Bowl tournaments held in the UK.
We will be returning on January 11th and 12th 2020 with our sixth installment; we thank the Blood Bowl community for its ongoing support and hope UKTC keeps on going from strength to strength!
The event will again be held at York University with a huge capacity of 272 players (68 teams). Interested teams shouldn't delay as we have sold out well in advance in each of the last three years.
Finally, congratulations to team "Total Reroll and FAME" from Germany who took the first place prize this year. Will they be the first ever team to defend the UKTC title? Or maybe your team will be the one who stops them…
Hope to see you there!
The UK Team Challenge is a Blood Bowl tournament held each January in York, England.
Blood Bowl is Games Workshop's game of fantasy football and UKTC is a NAF sanctioned event.
At UKTC teams of four players compete together for the prestigious title. The tournament attracts an international field of Blood Bowl players with well over 200 players taking part each year from all over the UK and Europe.
All information and rules for the tournament can now be found here on our website. Registration is open now, with a full list of signed up teams here
Also see forum discussions and chat on TalkFantasyFootball.


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Which Idol Groups Have Been Successful Without Appearing on Variety Shows?
It's practically impossible for idols to become famous without the help of variety shows these days. With so many idol groups out there, they all have to fight for media exposure to be noticed.
While difficult, there are a few idol groups who have been able to survive without appearing on much variety shows. These groups have managed to break the trend with their talents and charms.
Even those who are from big companies do get help from the variety shows and it's hard for them to become famous without them. However, 2NE1 has seized the music charts five times already this year with the songs "Don't Cry," "Lonely," "I Am the Best," "Hate You," and "Ugly." It's true that 2NE1 has firm support from the company but without the effort of the members, this would not have occurred. 2NE1 has not been on variety shows too much and even if they have, they did not benefit too much from them. This fact has set them aside from the other girl groups.
A group of 7, Infinite finally was placed first in a year and earned the nickname "Trend Idol." However, compared to others who have gained first place in a week or two of their debut, Infinite is quite late.
Infinite debuted June of 2010 with the song "Come Back Again" and has shown their growth in skills through the year with the support of its fans.
Just as 2NE1, Infinite has not appeared on many variety shows. Infinite, however, have proved their talents with their songs and dance routine. This group has more meaning behind them since they are not from one of the major entertainment companies.
JYJ, comprised of three ex-DBSK members (Jaejoong, Yoochun, and Junsu), is the role model of having support of their fans. JYJ could never air on shows or other music programs supposedly because of their conflict with their former agency, SM Entertainment. Despite all that, their two songs, "In Heaven" and "Get Out," got first place on a number of music charts.
Which of these idol groups would you like to see more on variety shows?


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15 February (Part 3) - No respite
This morning I was wondering how cabinet member
Chris Taylor, currently
representing Colyer's ward but soon to try his luck alongside
councillor Craske
in Blackfen, was going to tighten the screws on care services when the agencies he
employs are already keeping them afloat only by breaking the law on staff payment.
(Confirmed by HMRC).
Taylor is on record as being proud of the fact that Bexley
pays less for care work than any other nearby borough. A reader from Welling has offered a clue.
He has received a letter from his care provider, Avante, which explains what extra pressure Chris Taylor insists on imposing on care agencies, care workers and their clients alike.
Taylor has arranged that people in need of care can only have it if they rent a land line telephone. Whilst I accept that most people will have one, some who are trapped in a wheelchair or bed might prefer to use a mobile. Whatever the home situation it should not be dictated by Chris Taylor more concerned with plugging Bexley's £40 million black hole than catering for the needs of the sick and infirm. They might be on a tight budget and only able to afford a Pay as You Go phone and use it as little as possible. Generally PAYGs cannot call 'free' numbers without charge. Taylor may get away with his penny pinching in many cases but he should not assume it is a universal solution or don a little black moustache, much as it might suit him
The automatic clocking in system is not secure anyway. What's to stop a friendly client, sympathetic to the care worker, logging a call for him or her 15 minutes after they leave?
Neither Bexley council nor its contractors have asked their clients if they approve of Taylor's plan. What does the care worker do if a member of the household is using the phone when he/she arrives or departs? Why should that person be inconvenienced? Avante clients are already expected to complete a timesheet. It could be optically read, can it not be trusted?
What happens if the client has calling number barred? Will their care worker remember to switch it off every time, and if they don't will Avante not pay them?
Bexley council's 'efficiency savings' at the expense of the vulnerable and disadvantaged really ought to be stopped. Avante's letter may be read in full by clicking on the first image or here.


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The recent accusations of wrongdoing targeted at President Chen Shui-bian's (
First families attract media attention the world over. In Western countries and elsewhere, media interest is always high.
But only in Taiwan -- which has few legal guidelines for where the first family starts and stops, or even what constitutes the "home" of the president -- does discussion of the first family go beyond harmless gossip. Here it degenerates into political turmoil and casts doubt on the integrity of the highest office in the land.
The very notion of having a "first family" is quite new to Taiwan, which had its first real experience of democracy -- and with it, concern for the family and connection of the country's leaders -- in 1996 with the first direct presidential election.
Until then, there was no such thing as a first family, as we typically understand it in a democracy. Soong May-ling (
Taiwan is a young democracy and is still in the process of developing the network of laws and customs that are typical of democratic governance.
One step in this direction might be to draft a "first family law" that gives some guidance on what the first family should or shouldn't do, and what can be expected of various members -- with the ultimate goal of protecting the integrity of the office of the president.
The latest issue in the anti-Chen campaign was the allegedly improper use of taxpayers' money to pay for domestic help for the family of Chen's daughter, Chen Hsing-yu (
The housekeeper resigned late on Tuesday night, however, bowing to public criticism. Soon after, the Presidential Office said that in future, Chen would pay her out of his own pocket, and that his daughter would reimburse the Presidential Office for all money paid to the housekeeper since October 2001 when Chen Hsing-yu moved into the residence.
This entire matter could have been avoided if correct protocol had been spelled out in the first place.
Time and money would also have been saved if another gray area had been clarified. The Presidential Office's Department of Public Affairs expended considerable effort a while ago on behalf of the president's son-in-law over his alleged involvement in an insider trading scandal.
A law governing the first family could also do away with the number of people who claim to speak on behalf of the first family -- channeling all public statements through one person.
All events, good and bad, provide lessons that we can build on. The first family's recent troubles offer an opportunity to build a better legal framework governing their conduct.


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We are a paper towel family. We use them to soak up spills in the kitchen, clean mirrors and windows, cook bacon in the microwave, dry pan fried food, and wiping out pans. They also serve as our napkins for every meal. All of these uses and more is why we love Scott Towel Choose a Size. Choosing the size of our paper towels means we can customize usage for our individual needs. We can try to be both economical and environmentally conscious by being more conservative with our paper towels. After all, I don't need the old traditional size to help keep my produce fresh longer.
I could go on and on about our normal household and kitchen uses, but Scott products are most helpful to me when I am crafting. Therefore, I am sharing tips for making crafts easier AND CLEANER with Scott below.
Here is what my workspace usually looks like. Alright, I will be honest. This is cleaner than usual. Normal would mean adding a lot of other items to the sides of my project space like paint bottles from old projects, a list of recipes I want to try, vinyl scraps, and a few mason jars. With every project, though, I always have on hand a roll of Scott Towels and a container of Scott Natural Wipes.
First, let's talk about why I always have Scott Towels on hand:
- Keep my workspace clean: I normally at my computer desk or kitchen table, so putting down a layer of Scott towels helps keep my workspace clean and paint free. I am klutzy, even in my crafting, so this is really important.
- Rest my paint brushes
- Make a paint pallet: Fold a 2-piece towel twice into a thick base for acrylic paint. The towel holds up well against paint; I have been doing this for years and have never had paint come through.
- Clean glassware: A paper towel and rubbing alcohol is all I need to prep my glassware for paint or to remove a stubborn sticker from the bottom of the glass. Cloth can leave behind fuzzies. Scott towels leave my glassware perfectly clean!
- Dry spilled water: See my water bottle? I have spilled it… multiple times… with my computer and camera in the immediate area. Having towels on hand to quickly dry water, or paint or whatever else spills is a life saver. My version of crafting is a bit messy and hectic.
Plus, have you seen all the cute ideas on Pinterest lately for crafting with paper towel or toilet paper rolls. This is upcycling at its finest! I have already told my husband to stop throwing away all rolls so I can try out some of these fun ideas. I especially love the intricate wall art people have made.
Then, there is my FAVORITE new product: Scott Naturals Moist Wipes. So yes, this product is really meant for the bathroom and having a nice, fresh bum. I am sure it is fabulous for that. I love having it on hand for when my projects get sticky or I get klutzy and get paint on the table or myself. These wipes clean up the mess instantly which makes maintaining a clean workspace super easy!
These wipes also work great for tidying up designs, too. I paint or draw on a lot of glassware and sometimes I accidentally go too far or in the wrong direction. I use a moist wipe and my nail to carefully "erase" any flaws in the design. It's a craft magic eraser!
PLUS, they are perfect for cleaning paint brushes. Take this little glass bowl I painted, for example. Instead of constantly running into the kitchen to clean the brushes, I was able to use a Scott Naturals Wipe to clean the brush and prep it for the next color. These wipes are also flushable moist wipes, made from 100% sustainable resources. Which means I can love my easy, time cutting product while also taking a green step. Win-win!
Check out Kmart's Shop You Way Rewards for great coupon offers on Scott Tissue products this week!
You should also check out Scott on Facebook. There page is full of great deals and tips.
What are some ways you use paper towels or moist wipes for your DIY Projects?
I would love to add them to the list!!


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We want to share with you some success coming out of India regarding the spreading of the Gospel. If you would like to be a part of this great ministry, please reach out to us today to see how you can get involved!
Greetings, I hope you and the ministry are well. We had a wonderful 3 days Gospel tour with our church: it was fantastic, have reached 12,500 people with gospel tracts and Bibles in 21 villages. Many had taken decision to accept the Lord, and they want to read the Bible and go to church. Praise the Lord!
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The issue of the Krebs Cycle (1943) is front and center when regarding any health issue whatsoever, and that "cycle" determines the functionality of each individual cell in our body .
The modern term is "Citric Acid Cycle", and the importance of that citric acid is prioritized. There are complex events taking place within all cells due to the ongoing actions of that cycle, but the important part is the production and discharge of the energies which "fire" the various "Voltage-Gated Ion Channels" contained within each.
To see an animation of the channels in action and the flow of ions both into, and outside the cell, follow this link.
In order for the Citric Acid Cycle to function correctly, diet must include all or most food groups. The intake of natural source Potassium is critical. Given our cultural obsession with chemical additives, you can see the increasing difficulty in maintaining or restoring conditions required by our very nature for the human body's health.
There are different strengths and different speeds of energies coming from different Element decays, and there also are "sub units" of energies produced.
These energy discharges do not occur by happenstance; they are part of the Natural Human Design.–AA
The energy discharge created by the specific decay rates of the elements involved, is actually aimed at the specific voltage gated channel that it passes through.
Please appreciate the Intelligence and singular intent that orders these complex operations. Then consider the arrogant intent that results in mucking them up. The good news is that what has been put asunder, can be restored to order. A body that has been orchestrated and manipulated into ill-health, can be healthy once again. –AA
The Channels, such as the Potassium channels, the Chlorine channels, and the Calcium Channels are targeted due to designed "Communication" between the energy source, and the energy "target" at the channel's opening. The targets are smears of Amino Acid.
Of the 22 standard amino acids, 20 are coded, in essence, "written," by the universal genetic code. Want to change the message? Change the amino acids. Inadvertently change the amino acids, change the health. Intentionally change the amino acids, destroy the health. Restore the standard amino acids specified within the genetic code, restore the health.
Eight of those twenty-two amino acids are essential to human life, and can ONLY be taken in through proper diet. Most important to this discussion, are the 5 positive or negative electrically charged amino acids, and that it is known that the "Alpha" amino acids communicate with Beta- Decay Energy sources.
Considering the energy, sodium decay produces ~20% of the energy produced by Potassium decay in paired discharge, then Potassium produces five fold that energy, in paired discharge. The Potassium decay is VERY powerful, and will "jump-start" the impaired or dormant voltage gated channel.
This is where the Chlorite Matrix enters.
The "Chlorite Matrix" is a solution made with Sodium Chlorite, and usually Citric Acid. Other acid, such as Acetic, Lactic, Humic, and Ascorbic can be substituted.
The use of Lactic Acid is "specifically directed" to the production of "Beta- propane" or Acetone. That issue will come later. Per my research involving Sodium Chlorite/Citric Acid (or Acetic Acid) produced ClO2 Emission Spectroscopy, the only difference produced by using different acid reagents, is the total time of "survival moment" of the Chlorine Dioxide molecule which was produced by the Sodium Chlorite/Citric Acid reaction. The breakup of the Chlorine Dioxide molecule is important.
In order for the Chlorite Matrix to produce the expected results, the Sodium Chlorite MUST BE Sodium CHLORITE, and the Citric Acid MUST BE PURE and from a NATURAL SOURCE.
The water used MUST NOT BE OZONATED. NO OZONE. The water MUST NOT contain anything which may react with Chlorine, producing Organochlorines. Later, i will provide the latest science regarding the Genotoxicity of ozone treated water, but start with this.
Google… "Possible Involvement of Oxidative Stress in Potassium Bromate-induced Genotoxicity in Human HepG2 Cells."
Potassium Bromate (KBrO3,PB) is a byproduct of Ozone used as Disinfectant in Drinking Water….
There are several versions of the Chlorite Matrix which are well-known. Beginning with the earliest (1984) published work (so far), the Sarin et al work with his chlorite matrix is continually referred to by Authors of related papers, and that Chlorite Matrix invention is now protected by Dr. Friedrich W. Kuhne of OXO CHEMIE AG, Switzerland.
That evidence exists within the Patentstorm registered 6086922 "WF10″ chlorite matrix based compound's four patents. I recommend that you search Sarin et al Chlorite Matrix, and read it five times. Print it out. Pass it out. Mag it to your fridge.
Within that international patent, there are the results regarding the use of that Chlorite Matrix based WF10 in HUMAN TRIALS is there. The science is well represented, and the results are clearly stated. The WF10, administered by injection, successfully "cured/ended" the HIV/AIDS issue with regard to the four HIV/AIDS infected volunteers. The numbers regarding the return of T cell, NK cells, and ATP production are stated, along with the 9-week long WF10 administration process that was required.
Source: http://phaelosopher.com/2012/09/23/in-his-own-words-the-chlorite-matrix-2/


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A project created in cooperation with Thierry Guibert
In the continuation of their previous works exploring the concept of energy (natural, industrial or spiritual), the collective has explored the earthquake as a raw material. 'Frack' is an installation which visualizes in real time the progress of a cataclysm, a catastrophe occurred after the seism. The project includes a wide projection which is the result of a real time amanlysis made by a camera and filming a 3D print, a disc which has been produced to convert a whole set of datas archived from a previous earthquake.
The software made for the installation translates the visual and produces the sound in real time , ultra-low frequencies producing a very physical sensation. Thus, the spectator balances between a disturbing and fascinating sensory perception, he oscillates simultaneously both in a physical and dematerialized world.
Production: Oudeis and Thierry Guibert