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Prime Astoria Development Site. Located near the intersection of Crescent St and Broadway in the heart of bustling Astoria, this 6300 Sq Ft lot is located in the most desirable part of Astoria. Currently configured as a 2 family + Store with a basement and parking for 12-13 cars. Lot Size 40x157.5 18,840 sq ft buildable, R6A C1-4 zoning. (confirm with your architect) All offers Considered. Survey available upon request.
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Simply scan and print art from a monogram book onto adhesive paper; cut out with a large scallop craft punch, and affix to lid. Fold a 1-inch piece of narrow ribbon in half; glue to underside of lid at center front. Fill and close the box, then wrap pleated ribbon around it, and secure in back with double-sided tape.
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The classic ensemble of a striped button-down shirt and French-knot cuff links inspired these favor boxes in summery hues. Get inspired by the seaside and tuck a treat into a pillow box accented with summery sun-bleached linen, seashell buttons, pearl-like beads, and mesh reminiscent of fishing nets. A box with a bow looks delightful enough on its own. Or stack it into cake-like tiers for a truly tempting treat. To finish, knot the other two together.
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The packaging seems fancy, yet this is just a standard box trimmed with scalloping scissors. The tabs are usually tucked in, but we left them out, punched holes, and threaded ribbon through for a unique form. Show loved ones your heart of gold with a punch in the shape on each side of the box. Then cut off the top, add some edge with scallop scissors, and line with gold tissue paper. Buttons make charming closures for these favors.
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"Train people well enough so they can leave, treat them well enough so they dont want to".
Creative Academy awarded 9 staff members with a 5 year long service award at their annual staff training day today.
Patience Mpofu, Palesa Khanye, Junior Mofokeng, Porcia Modise, Mabel Hulley, Carel Axsel, Elizabeth Mgamane, Stella Mgushelo, Nonhlanhla Thela form part of the original team that opened the doors of the first campus of Creative Academy 5 years ago said Jenna Axsel, Director.
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text: Comfort and joy Water and sanitationAfghanistan Posted by Ben Cohen 2 minute read 14 August 2019 Even a short wait for the loo can feel like an eternity. For the women of Sangtu Miana in Afghanistan, the wait could last a very long time. Sangtu Miana is in the middle of the mountainous highlands, hundreds of miles from the nearest city. The village consists of 14 families crammed into traditional mud houses, with no water or electricity. It's a rugged, desolate place, but it's also beautiful and peaceful. When members of Tearfund's partner paid a visit to the village, they noticed there weren't even any toilets. It was far from ideal and for the women of Sangtu Miana, doubly so. 'All of the houses are right next to each other,' explains Arbab Shir, who lives with his family in the village. 'There's been no place for them to use the toilet. The women were forced to wait until it was dark to relieve themselves, so that no one could see them.' It meant that the women of Sangtu Miana needed to exercise a serious feat of endurance. A brick latrine means women in the village are now able to go to the toilet at any time of day in comfort. Clean break However this was only one aspect of the problem they faced from the lack of latrines. 'Everywhere was dirty,' says Afshin, who lives in Sangtu Miana with his family. Open defecation is linked to diseases such as cholera, dysentery, hepatitis A, typhoid and polio. And when water sources become polluted by human waste, they spread even more quickly. Poor sanitation can also cause intestinal worms and malnutrition, a particular problem for children in the village. Tearfund's partner organisation teamed up with the villagers to address these issues. First, villagers joined in with a 'water, sanitation and health' (or WASH) course. Through the training, villagers learnt that latrines aren't the single 'magic bullet' for safer, healthier communities. They learned the basics of disease prevention, from how and when to wash your hands, to how to prevent the spread of disease. 'Now there isn't so much disease, and we have a private place.' Female villager The 'go' team Then, in the summer, villagers took it in turns to build a sanitary latrine for each of the 14 families. 'The community development team also helped us to build a hand pump well in our village,' says Afshin. 'Now we have safe water'. The days of 'holding it all in' for hours at a time are gone forever. Today in the village, women are able to use the latrines at any time of day, and in comfort and privacy. 'Now our village is cleaner, there isn't so much disease,' says another villager. 'We have a private place to relieve ourselves.' PLEASE PRAY Praise God for the work of Tearfund's partner, as they work in the wildest, most inaccessible regions of Afghanistan. Thank God for all those in Afghanistan who have been transformed by one or more simple pit latrines. Pray that the simple messages about basic hygiene and sanitation can be spread far and wide throughout the country, saving thousands from serious illness. Posted by Ben Cohen Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Ben Cohen Ben is Web Editor for Tearfund. This can sometimes feel a bit like being 'senior hairstylist for…Read more from Ben Share on Facebook Share on Twitter READ MORE LIKE THIS Continue Reading Finding hopeParticularly in this time of global distress over Coronavirus, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by fear and anxiety. But hope is not lost. There is no shame in needing mental health support. It's got nothing to do with 'mad'. It's got to do with finding the strength to take on what can feel like a very lonely and frightening battle. Posted on 26 Mar 2020 by Tarryn Pegna Continue Reading Panning for PovertyA bedbound woman has helped to build toilets for some of the world's poorest people – by 'twinning' her bedpan with a toilet block in Haiti.… Posted on 25 Jul 2016 by Ben Cohen Continue Reading Damsa in a dress: tailoring hope'I've got nothing to wear!' I imagine that phrase has been uttered around the world, in lots of different languages, by lots of women (and men… and… Posted on 7 Feb 2020 by Tarryn Pegna


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A standard does not necessarily preclude choices or optional processing decisions by an application; it frequently sets bounds within which options may be chosen; often the freedoms permitted by a standard are as important as the freedoms removed. For example, HTML allows different user agents to render the same document differently. I agree with your intuitive suspicion that readers of a document ought to be reading what the author intended, and that a large part of an author's intention is revealed in his warrants about schema conformance. But the question is: How does this get expressed in the rules of the schema standard? The schema WG debated this extensively (often with me taking the side you are now arguing!) but in the end decided that applications need the flexibility, in some cases, to ignore the schemas recommended by the document and use either none or others. In fact, if a (probably namespace-qualified) information item is associated by an application with certain semantics, then the document's claims about schema conformance may be simply irrelevant. -----Original Message----- From: Bob Kline [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Thursday, December 30, 1999 5:03 AM To: Roger L. Costello Cc: firstname.lastname@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com; Schneider,John C.; Cokus,Michael S. Subject: Re: No Standard way to reference XML Schema? Was Re: (Many) XML Schema Questions On Thu, 30 Dec 1999, Roger L. Costello wrote: > I read these statements as saying that there is no standard way for > specifying in an XML document what XML Schema it conforms to - every > XML Parser will have its own way of doing things. Really??? If > this is so, please, please tell me why this is a good thing. I am > struggling to appreciate its beauty. /Roger I am as puzzled as you are. Yes, it's true, as Andrew writes, that "ultimately, the processor of a document determines what processing is done" [cited as the rationale for the decision by the XML Schemas WG to demote the xsi:schemaLocation attribute to a "hint"]. The same could be said of any software, which behaves in direct response to the instructions written by its creators, rather than the prescriptions of standards. The role of a standard is to assist in the processes of predicting how software which claims conformance to it will behave, and of determining which products are actually conformant. -- Bob Kline mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.rksystems.com xml-dev: A list for W3C XML Developers. To post, mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com Archived as: http://www.lists.ic.ac.uk/hypermail/xml-dev/ and on CD-ROM/ISBN 981-02-3594-1 To unsubscribe, mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com the following message; unsubscribe xml-dev To subscribe to the digests, mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com the following message; subscribe xml-dev-digest List coordinator, Henry Rzepa (mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com)Received on Thursday, 30 December 1999 17:07:27 UTC
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