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The festival, Sant Joan is one of the biggest, most wildly celebrated event on Mallorca, and especially in Palma. Loud bangs sound throughout the streets, masked figures run through the park underneath the Cathedral wielding large poles emitting sparks into the crowds and people are spotted jumping over bonfires with bandanas pulled up over their mouths and noses. To anyone looking on that wasn't aware of this festival it would look practically apocalyptic but for those who are familiar with this crazy festival they know that it is probably the most fun and exhilarating festival to participate in.
Crowds descend upon the Parc de la Mar underneath the Cathedral waiting for the hooded devils to enter through the old viaducts and light their torches. These devils then run through the park whilst onlookers choose to either duck and run away from the flying embers or jump up and down with the devils in the shower of sparks to the cacophony of drums. Small bonfires are lit throughout the park adding to the haze and colour of this electric festival.
Once the chaos of the correfoc subsides (normally around 11pm) the hordes of slightly charred and vaguely smoked participants head to the various beaches and coves around the island to bathe in the sea and make a wish to welcome the summer solstice.
Sant Joan around the island
A slightly tamer version of the festival occurs island-wide in which everyone sets up camp on the various beaches and coves – be it a picnic blanket or a full dining set – and light hundreds of candles all around. Under the flickering of this candlelight the wine and the beer flows and mountains of food are barbecued or prepared. People play music and chat amongst themselves as the children weave in and out of the groups in excitement. At 12 o´clock everyone runs down into the sea en masse to reset the previous year and make their wishes for the year ahead. It is interesting to note that tradition states that you should bathe on your back looking up with a candle in your right hand to make your wish but this seems to get forgotten in all the excitement.
It is a festival that should be experienced at least once although it is important to dress appropriately and know what you are letting yourself in for – plenty of fun, heaps of chaos and smoke-scented hair for a few days!
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Local Festivals on Mallorca
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Dr. Robert Pruce is excited to announce that, after more than 20 years in the McMurray area, Pruce Dental has moved up the road to a beautiful new location in Washington, PA. Though we have relocated, we continue to provide patients with the highest quality of care in a warm and comfortable setting. If you are an existing patient, you will be pleased to know that we still have the same exceptional staff who go out of their way to welcome you and make you feel like family.
At Pruce Dental, our goal has always been to make sure your experiences with us are comfortable and stress-free. You can be confident that we continue to offer our patients a unique combination of state-of-the-art technology and gentle, personalized care.
Our new office is larger so we can serve all your family's dental needs most efficiently. With five fully-equipped treatment rooms, you will never feel like you are being rushed to make room for another patient. Each room has a TV with a full Comcast lineup so you can get comfortable with a warm blanket and pillow while we work to improve your oral health
We are pleased to offer stress-reducing amenities including free Wi-Fi and Kindle Fire 10 tablets so friends or family can pass the time while they wait for you. Our reception area also features a fully stocked refreshment bar complete with Keurig coffee, bottled water, and juices.
Our office is still open until 6 on Mondays and until 7 PM on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, making it easy to plan appointments around your schedule. We are pleased to accept numerous insurance plans and offer financing through CareCredit and Lending Club Patient Solutions.
We are now located on Wildflower Circle, next to Meadows Race Track and Casino and Planet Fitness so we are easily accessible. Whether you are a current patient of ours or are looking for a new dental home, please call Pruce Dental!

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Semi-Annual Report on Foreign Exchange Turnover
April 2010
The Semi-Annual Report on Foreign Exchange Turnover compiles data from 28 financial institutions that are active in the Australian foreign exchange market and is drawn from the Reserve Bank of Australia's monthly turnover survey. The results for April 2010 are presented in the summary tables and charts below.
The main findings of the report are:
- Total average daily turnover in all foreign exchange instruments in the Australian market was US$191.2 billion in April 2010. This was an increase of 35 per cent from October 2009, and an increase of 54 per cent over the year.
- Average daily turnover in traditional OTC foreign exchange instruments (spot, outright forwards and foreign exchange swaps) in the Australian market was US$184.9 billion in April 2010. This was an increase of 38 per cent from October 2009, and an increase of 54 per cent over the year.
- Average daily turnover in OTC options and cross-currency interest rate swaps (currency swaps) in the Australian market was US$6.3 billion in April 2010. Turnover in OTC options increased by 3 per cent from October 2009 but decreased by 1 per cent from April 2009. Turnover in currency swaps decreased by 21 per cent from October 2009, but increased by 87 per cent from April 2009.
Tables 1 to 5 report summaries of foreign exchange turnover in the Australian market by instrument, counterparty, currency and maturity for April 2010, with some comparisons to October 2009. Tables 6a to 6c provide the full set of data for April 2010.
For the purposes of this report, turnover is defined as the gross value of all new deals entered into during the month (regardless of whether or not settlement was made during the period) and is reported in terms of the nominal or notional amount of the contracts. Figures reflect all deals struck in Australia, irrespective of where deals are booked (i.e. data are collected on a sales desk basis). As such, survey results are comparable to the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Triennial survey. All amounts in this report are converted to US dollars using the average AUD/USD exchange rate for the month in which data are collected.
The next semi-annual report will be released in January 2011, presenting data for October 2010. Monthly data for selected series can be accessed at: https://www.rba.gov.au/statistics/index.html
Similar semi-annual foreign exchange turnover surveys are conducted for a number of foreign exchange markets. The results of these surveys can be found at:
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One of the UK's top rugby sevens tournaments, the Greene King IPA 7's returns for its eleventh year this May.
The tournament which is held at Bury St Edmunds Rugby Club, takes place on Sunday 5th May 2019 this year. Attracting elite teams from across the world.
The event will once again be part of the Super Sevens Series Tournaments, four national tournaments which run throughout the summer in the UK. There are twelve teams committed to the series with a further four invitational sides.
Last year the event attracted national squads from England, Ireland and Jamaica, whilst premiership clubs including Saracens also competed, all of whom are expected to contest the trophy again this year.
The Super Sevens Series teams for 2019 are:
British Army
BLK Hurricanes
British Students
Guildford Bears
Nigeria Exiles
Oxfam Crusaders
Ramblin Jesters
Samurai RFC (holders)
Stunts 7s
The Club is thrilled to announce that this year see's the introduction of the women's series consisting of six core squads and two guest sides.
Teams will include;
Loughborough Lightning
Wooden Spoon Marauders
Nomad's 7s.
Speaking about the event Neil Ireland, GKIPA 7's Tournament Chairman said, "When we first established this tournament we never dreamt it would grow to become the event it is today. Each year we welcome more high profile teams and players to compete, which makes for a thrilling day for spectators.
"Now as one of the highlights in the Sevens rugby calendar, the Greene King IPA 7's is elite sevens rugby at its very best. No other event in East Anglia offers spectators the chance to watch world class sport in the region."
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Read this tip to make your life smarter, better, faster and wiser. LifeTips is the place to go when you need to know about Guide to Waterproofing Basements and other Waterproofing topics.
If you want to add a little pizzazz to your dull gray basement floor, you might want to try painting it. According to the pros, painting has all the benefits of sealing and then some. Once you have the right materials and tools, follow these simple steps:
1. Prepare and seal the floor.
2. Mix a two-part epoxy paint that is designed for use on concrete floors according to the manufacturer's instructions. Mix only what you plan to use. Allow the mixed paint to rest for the specified time before application.
3. Mask any baseboard trim, floor drains and posts that you don't want to paint.
4. Use a paintbrush or trim pad to cut in paint along the edges.
5. Use a roller with a long handle attachment to apply the rest of the paint.
6. Some paint kits come with paint chips, which add a decorative element and provide a nonslip terrazzo-like finish. Sprinkle such chips on the wet finish before moving on to the next area.
* Don't walk on the floor for at least 12 hours.
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A Tribute to the Central Coast's own "Man in Black"
One of the very first singles I bought, back in prehistory when a single was a 7" vinyl disc played at 45 r.p.m., was a song by the country music legend, Johnny Cash. I was too young back then to know he was a legend. In fact, all I'd heard of him was that one hit plus a couple of humorous ballads regularly played on BBC Radio's 'Junior Choice' programme. In time I discovered a few more of his songs that I enjoyed, but I never learned much about the man. Since I was a child of the seventies, when the period of Cash's greatest popularity was coming to a close, I suppose he was just a little before my time. Or so I thought until recently, but after attending Dan Thompson's Johnny Cash tribute show at Laycock Street Theatre I've had to revise my assumptions, and I've been inspired to learn a little more about the musical career of a man who has been described as "one of the most influential American musicians of the 20th century"*
Although he was best known as a country music singer and songwriter, Cash performed and recorded songs from a wide variety of genres including (but not limited to) rock and roll, blues, gospel and folk. In his later career he even recorded covers of contemporary pop artists. His versatility is reflected in his induction into three different Halls Of Fame: Country, Rock and Roll, and Gospel. Born in Arkansas in 1932, his early music and subsequent career were shaped by memories of his large and deeply religious farming family as they struggled through the years of the Great Depression. In the mid fifties Cash, along with Luther Perkins and Marshall Grant, began playing together as 'The Tennessee Three'. He started recording with Sun Records and had an early hit with "Folsom Prison Blues". In the sixties he toured with the Carter family and met June Carter, who later become his second wife, and who would record and perform with him for more than thirty years. Between 1969 and 1971 he had his own television show with The Statler Brothers and Carl Perkins, featuring guest stars as diverse as Neil Young, Louis Armstrong, James Taylor, Ray Charles, Derek and the Dominos, and Bob Dylan.
It was in these decades that he released his best-known hits, including "I Walk the Line" and "Ring of Fire", and the humorous songs "One Piece at a Time" and "A Boy Named Sue", and he also recorded the "Jackson" duet with June. During this time he cultivated a sombre and slightly rebellious image, performing dressed all in dark clothes that earned him the epithet "The Man in Black". His sympathy for prisoners and the benefit concerts he performed in prisons led many to suppose he was an ex-convict himself but, although he was arrested a few times on drug related charges, he never served a prison sentence.
His popular appeal waned toward the end of the seventies, but he continued to perform and record hit albums. In the eighties he joined with Kris Kristofferson, Waylon Jennings, and Willie Nelson to tour as 'The Highwaymen'. In 1986 he recorded the album 'Class of '55' with Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins then, in the nineties, his career took a new direction when he teamed up with rap and hard rock producer, Rick Rubin, and became involved with artists as diverse as Tom Petty, U2 and Nine Inch Nails.
June Carter-Cash, his co-worker and wife of 35 years, died in 2003 and Johnny survived her by only four months, but he continued performing and recording right up to his own death in September 2003, at the age of 71. In his lifetime he wrote over a thousand songs, recorded dozens of albums and received numerous Grammys and other music awards. His final work continued to be released posthumously until 2010 and beyond. Just this year, Legacy Recordings released 'Out Among the Stars', an album of previously unreleased material from recordings Cash made in the eighties.
Most of this I didn't know before I attended the tribute concert "Golden Greats of the Man in Black" but Dan Thompson's show was an education for me. More than a hits show, and not merely a rehash of well known songs from the most popular period, this was a true tribute that spanned Cash's entire career and sampled the full range of the man's repertoire. The two hour show covered the hits, certainly, but it also included music as diverse as the gospel number "Were you there when they Crucified my Lord" and Cash's cover of the Nine Inch Nails number "Hurt". It took in the period with The Highwaymen, numbers from the 'Class of 55' album, and even tracks from Cash's "new" album, 'Out Among the Stars'. With over four decades of music to choose from the concert showcased the best and, although many of the songs were unfamiliar to me, there wasn't one among them that wasn't immediately engaging. I was completely absorbed for the whole two hours, often foot tapping and occasionally singing along. More than that, though, the show told a story in music, and with a judicious smattering of biographical background. I came away feeling I'd learned more in that two hours about Cash the man, his music, his faith, sympathies and sensitivities than I had from any bio-pic.
Former Independent Country Music Male Vocalist of the Year, Dan Thompson, is a perfect match for Cash, faithfully reproducing the familiar bass-baritone voice, and he has a vocal range Cash himself might have envied. His performance of 'I Walk the Line' stunned the audience when he successively pitched the key down to a point where I was convinced it would not be humanly possible for him to reach the lowest notes. He proved me wrong! He is supported by a band of outstanding musicians including guitarist Stuie French, slap bass player Artie Taylor and drummer Brad Bergen. Between them they have decades of experience in the music business as performers, recording artists and song writers. Stu is one of Australia's most admired country musicians and has worked with top artists like Troy Cassar-Daley, Slim Dusty and Lee Kernaghan to name just a few. He also has the distinction of having played with Johnny Cash himself when Troy Cassar-Daley supported The Highwaymen during their Australian tour in 1995.
The band were joined on stage by award winning singer songwriter and Golden guitar winner, Tamara Stewart, a successful country recording artist who has toured Australia, the UK and Nashville. Tamara was a real live wire on stage and added extra sparkle to a show already filled with energy, humour and banter between the band members. Like the others, she was dedicated to authenticity, taking the trouble to learn June Carter-Cash's favoured instrument, the autoharp, especially for her role as Johnny's marital and professional partner.
The dedication of all the members of the band was impressive. They worked hard to give the audience an authentic and memorable Johnny Cash experience, but what made it most entertaining was that they were all thoroughly enjoying themselves in the process. Throughout the performance their love of the man and his music shone through, and communicated to all who watched the show.
During September and October 'Cash: the Concert' continues the Australian tour through Victoria, Queensland, Tasmania and Western Australia, but they'll be back home on the Central Coast next year with a special show to mark the 60th anniversary of Cash's recording debut. Be sure to follow the website at http://www.cashlive.com.au for up to date news and more information about the band.
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Cash (Biographical material on Johnny Cash drawn from wikipedia and Dan Thompson's website. Images and biographical material on Dan and his band courtesy of his facebook page and the CASHLIVE website. Please click on images to view full size.)


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IAB Australia commences audit of online audience measurement
Sydney, 29th Nov. 2016: In preparation for the launch of the third stage of the industry's independent online audience measurement currency, IAB Australia's Measurement Council has commenced a full process audit of the existing Digital Ratings (Monthly) product as well as the processes currently being put in place in preparation for the launch of Digital Content Ratings (Daily) in 2017. Digital Ratings (Monthly), delivered by Nielsen, provides an independent, cross-device view of the total digital audience across key digital devices, enabling agencies and advertisers to make more accurate decisions and gauge the reach of their digital investment.
Sydney, 24 Nov. 2016: IAB Australia's Audio Council announced today that it has endorsed the IAB U.S. Podcast Ad Metrics Guidelines for the Australian market following a thorough review and assessment. The endorsement will provide considerable support to the Australian advertising industry, with data gathered by the Council showing nearly 40% of agencies have already experimented with podcast advertising and a further 30% intending to in the next 12 months.
SYDNEY, 23 Nov., 2016: A joint project between Nomad and Deepend has taken first place in Round 11.2 of IAB Australia's Creative Showcase competition with "Sound Storm" campaign for the National Acoustic Laoratory which uses an iPad auditory training game to treat children suffering from Spatial Processing Disorder. Second place went to M&C Saatchi for "The Teleporter Adventures" for Commonwealth Bank and third was awarded to AnalogFolk for its work for CrownBet on the "Fanterpreter" campaign.
Sydney, 21st November 2016: Almost 30% of Australian consumers are now using ad blocking technology on one of their devices according to a new study released today by IAB Australia and conducted by Pureprofile. According to the IAB AdBlocking in Australia study, a fear of viruses and malware is the most common reason for installing the software (20 percent of respondents), but 16 percent of respondents reported that they had installed the ad blocker because they felt there were too many ads on sites.
AdNews - Oct. 25, 2016: David Jones, Country Road, Myer, Net-a-Porter, Burberry, Liberty London and ASOS are just a handful of brands using affiliate marketing, but until now there has been no official industry guidelines for the booming sector Down Under.
- Taskforce participants come from all sides of digital industry
- Whitepaper to be released in November
- Intend to extend focus into broad range of ad effectiveness measures
Sydney, 26th October 2016: IAB Australia has established a Viewabilty Taskforce to provide guidance and education around Viewability for the Australian market. The Taskforce, members of which come from a range of digital industry organisations, was set up several months ago to develop a consistent definition and understanding of viewability which will enable publishers, agencies and advertisers to have more informed conversations about what they are buying or selling.
Sydney, 24th October 2016: IAB Australia's Affiliate Marketing Working Group has published the first Affiliate Industry handbook for the Australian market. Established by IAB Australia in July 2016 as a cooperative of the major Affiliate Marketing companies in Australia, the Working Group aims to bring awareness and education to the growing local market.
Sydney, October 17, 2016: IAB Australia has appointed one of the industry's most experienced research professionals in interactive advertising and digital media, announcing today that Gai Le Roy will return to the organisation as Research Director effective 1st November.
Agencies step up their use of attribution, viewability and ad fraud detection technologies but marketers need more support
Sydney, 14th October 2016: The use of attribution modelling, ad fraud detection, brand safety and ad viewability tracking technologies has increased markedly across Australian agencies servicing both clients and publishers as they strive to drive more efficient results for their clients according to a research report released today by IAB Australia. The "State of the Industry: Marketing & Advertising Technology" report also found that agencies, clients and publishers have increased their use of tag management and DMPs.
Case Studies from 24 Award-Winning Campaigns from Across the Globe Provide Insights into Digital's Power to Break Boundaries
NEW YORK, NY (September 28, 2016): The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) today released the "What Works & Why: IAB Global Insights Report 2016," showcasing case studies exploring two dozen award-winning campaigns from around the world, and featuring perspectives from 28 leaders across the international digital marketing and media landscape. The report focuses on boundary breaking campaigns in interactive advertising, curated from the international IAB MIXX Awards programs and other similar honors.


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A pioneering model of institutional art collecting has empowered generations of students to see the world anew through contemporary art.
With Open Eyes: The Wake Forest University Student Union Collection of Contemporary Art
June 30 - October 2, 2016
This two-gallery exhibition presents the Wake Forest University Student Union Collection of Contemporary Art. It features nearly 60 works by significant contemporary artists, including Ida Applebroog, Keith Haring, Jasper Johns, Ellsworth Kelly, Glenn Ligon, Christian Marclay, Louise Nevelson, and Do Ho Suh, among many others. A comprehensive, curated look at the collection highlights its story lines and its social histories. With Open Eyes is a rare opportunity to experience a formidable collection of art that is otherwise housed across the University campus.
At the heart of this visual journey is the unique story of the Student Union Collection of Contemporary Art, a pioneering model of institutional art collecting that empowers students. Every four years since 1963, a small group of Wake Forest University undergraduates, under the direction of an art department faculty member, has researched the contemporary American art scene and purchased new works for the University on art buying trips. For over fifty years, this uncommon experiment in education and entrepreneurship afforded generations of students and now us far-ranging perspectives on the world through art.
Curated by Cora Fisher, SECCA Curator of Contemporary Art
Exhibition Events
Opening Reception: June 30, 6pm
Collecting Conversations
Wednesday, July 20, 2016 from 12 - 2 PM
Join us for lunch and an informal discussion around collecting with Carol Cole, an artist and art collector living in Greensboro, NC. A gallery tour of With Open Eyes: The Wake Forest University Student union Collection of Contemporary Art will follow the lunch and discussion.
Decade Party!
Thursday, August 26th, 6-7:30pm, Main Gallery
Come dressed in your favorite decade fashion as we lead a tour through the gallery highlighting generations of student-selected work from the WFU Student Union Collection of Contemporary Art from the 60s to 2010's.
Talk@ SECCA: Celebrating 50 Years of WFU Student Art Collectors
September 25, 2016, 3pm to 5pm, McChesney Scott Dunn Auditorium
The Wake Forest University Student Union Collection of Contemporary Art comes to life through a series of conversations. WFU students and faculty bring vivid recollections and stories of their art buying expeditions that built the collection over the past 50 years, with an eye to the future. Followed by a reception.


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After the transformation of Dr. Lyons' wife, Chelsea, at a MaxLiving clinic, he decided to head off to school to become a chiropractor himself! After graduating Magna Cum Laude from Life Chiropractic College West in Bay Area, California, he came back to Calgary and associated at one of the largest clinics in Calgary.
In July 2016, he opened his own MaxLiving clinic which has quickly grown to become one of the busiest natural health care clinics in South Calgary.
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The admirable strength of character that my father displayed when all the odds were against him to overcome his stubborn disease, made me understand that a positive mental attitude can be half of the cure. Impressed by his unexpected survival (he is now 82), I then pledged that I would make a difference in people's existence by providing them with transformative experiences.
I was on a mission to find a method that could promote confidence from within, creating a healthier body and mind.
Like the free spirit that I am, I looked for something that remained unattached to any religion, and more importantly, something that was completely genuine.
It was during my travels to Japan that I first heard about Reiki; I was a guest at a friend's dinner party when I unexpectedly encountered the renowned Japanese Sensei, Tadao Yamaguchi. Following my conversations with him, I decided to join him in Kyoto as his trainee.
When I was young, I watched my father battle a serious illness for eight years, which allowed me to realize that health is absolutely everything.
Under his guidance, I learned about this fantastic method of healing that can truly save lives. In order to diversify and have a more in-depth knowledge about Reiki, I completed my education with Yuko Kubota, another reputable Master in Tokyo.
Upon my return to New York, I opened my practice using exactly the same precepts and principles, as those that were transmitted to me in Japan. The Reiki I perform preserves the integrity of this long-established Japanese tradition by respecting its roots.
Both my partner and I are in the fifth position in the lineage of the founder Mikao Usui, who discovered Reiki in early 1920.
One of my goals is to carry forward Reiki's authenticity because I want my clients to be able to benefit from an invigorating technique that has been proven successful through years of Asian alternative medicine.
There is nothing more rewarding to me than seeing my clients blossom into much happier and healthier human beings, after just a few sessions.
Reiki has brought me so much joy throughout the development of my program that I am thrilled to visualize the future, as we work together to combine my competence and passion with your desire to live a life full of energy and vitality.
Pascale Leon receiving her
Japanese diploma from
Sensei Tadao Yamaguchi in Kyoto
Nowadays, it is fashionable to create incredible stories to sell a product on the Internet but with a basic common sense, it is easy to detect the lack of credibility of these modern fables.
Unfortunately, some Reiki websites are using misrepresentation to attract patients. You even find Reiki associated with occult sciences or any other variations related to the paranormal.
Authentic Reiki, which was taught to me by a Master in the direct lineage of the founder Mikao Usui, comes from Japan. Reiki takes roots in Kyoto -Mont Kurama- and does not claim in any way a supernatural process.
Reiki is a simple alternative medicine, very simple, which does not require any recourse to paranormal activity to justify and prove its effectiveness.
For me, it was around the age of fifteen that I discovered my ability to channel energy. Thanks to my father, who, in addition to his work with high responsibilities in a big corporation, was a dowser during his spare time, With him, I discovered that I too could locate a phreatic zone below a water table in using simple hazel sticks.
After my father's death, I often wondered how I could put into service my ability to channel energy. I felt that I had to develop my aptitude for detecting and using energy vibes to help others.
Pursuing this quest, it was not long before I discovered Reiki.
It is, therefore, going back to the source, no pun attended, that I decided to travel to Japan to learn and receive my certifications.
By practicing Jikiden Reiki on a daily basis on my patients, I noticed that meanwhile my dog, now 14 years old, was benefiting as well from the powerful healing effects of the Reiki. I then decided to add animal care to my practice.
Animals instinctively recognized the might of the practitioner soft and reassuring touch. They are able to sense the curative energy that we are conveying toward them in order to help them feel better. I specialized in domesticated pets like cats and dogs and I can assure you that when it comes to Reiki, animals have a tendency to be very docile. It is an amazing feeling to watch them showing appreciation through their eyes.
Joseph Stein receiving his
Japanese diploma from
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Creation of Usui
Reiki Ryoho
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Docteur Hayashi
Pascale Leon & Joseph Stein received their REIJU in Japan
臼井甕男 - Mikao Usui 1865, Aug 15-1926, Mar 9.
Founder of Reiki.
After a long search of obtaining "the state of complete peace of mind", he had reached the enlightenment of the healing ability in 1922. It was the beginning of "Shin Shin Kaizen Usui Reiki Ryoho".
During his lifetime, he taught Reiki to over 2000 people and 20 of these students reached the Shinpiden level.
One of them is Hayashi Chujiro.
林忠次郎 - Chijiro Hayashi 1879, Sep 15 - 1940, May 11.
A disciple of Mikao Usui. Became Shihan in 1925. As a former naval physician, he employed Reiki to treat his patients. He made his branch, "Hayashi Reiki Kenkyu-kai" at his master Usui's suggestion, but kept the way of teaching as "Usui Reiki Ryoho". He played a major role in bringing Reiki oversea by teaching Mrs. Hawayo Takata, the grandmother of Western Reiki.
山口千代子 - Chiyoko Yamaguchi 1921, Dec 18 - 2003, Aug 19.
Learned Usui Reiki Ryoho from Chujiro Hayashi in 1938. Since then, she practiced Reiki on a daily basis with her relatives and friends for 65 years. In 1995, she realized Reiki had spread to the world for the first time. In 1999, she established the Jikiden Reiki Institute with her son, Tadao Yamaguchi, and taught Reiki in the same way she had been taught, based on the old materials, notes, photos, and memories.
山口忠夫 - Tadao Yamaguchi 1952, Nov 28
Founder of Jikiden Reiki Institute.
Tadao had been received Reiki before his birth and received his first Reiju (attunement) at the age of 5.
He started to help to do Reiki for his mother's clients at the of 15. He started to research more about many other healing method include religious healings from the age of 18. In 1995, he had met Western Reiki for the first time and in 1999, he established the Jikiden Reiki Institute with his mother, Chiyoko Yamaguchi.
He has continued to teach Jikiden Reiki in Japan and also over 10 other countries.
Pascale Leon and Joseph Stein have learned original Reiki from Sensei Tadao Yamaguchi. Without any Western influence, they both embody the spirit of Jikiden Reiki most genuinely, as its founder Mikao Usui has created it.
Pascale and Joseph have respectively been given their attunement at the Jikiden Reiki teaching Center in Kyoto. To better practice and understand Reiki, they couldn't conceive to study Reiki without getting to the roots and philosophy of this powerful healing method.
To be deeply imbued with the use of Reiki, Pascale and Joseph commit every year to return in Kyoto to meet in private their Sensei (Master) Tadao Yamaguchi, to expand further more their knowledge and the essence of a particular form of wisdom that Reiki provides.


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Rowan College at Burlington County and Multi-Housing Depot
Submitted By: Kirk Fistick, Production Manager, Multi-Housing Depot
"I am in manufacturing."
In America today, this statement about one's chosen career path is unfortunately often met with a negative point of view. This is a false perception. While not the world leader, America is still the 2nd largest manufacturing country in the world and many industry experts project America will become the world's largest manufacturer by 2020. The social, civic, and societal benefits that manufacturing provides are profound—for every one manufacturing job, 15 other jobs are created or sustained.
For a new generation of Americans, the manufacturing sector has become an attractive alternative to established career narratives. A worker can quickly earn a respectable income in a short amount of time without the burdensome fate of college debt. There are few reasons for this; first, manufacturing in America focuses on cutting edge technology utilizing networked systems, complex software, and specialized machinery. Next, the plant of today is not the dirty steel or tire plant of the past, but a dizzying array of computers, machinery, and highly intelligent and motivated employees. Finally, Americans are great at ingenuity, innovation and entrepreneurship. In the manufacturing sector, employees can flex these innately American strengths without the burdensome prerequisites of education or experience. Manufacturing allows employees to quickly establish technical and industry specialization, and subsequently allows for employees to seek additional education as the individual matures in responsibility.
With these opportunities in mind, Rowan College Burlington County (RCBC) developed the Advanced Manufacturing Program in 2016 with the Burlington County Institute of Technology. The program addresses the lack of fundamental technical skills in the workforce today. The 330-hour program prepares individuals for entry-level positions in the advanced manufacturing industry. The training covers blueprint reading, applied math, job layout, hand and power tools, manual milling, manual lathe, grinding, band saw and CNC lathe and mill machines. The training also provides OSHA 30 and NIMS Level 1 certifications.
Multi-Housing Depot (MHD) was an early supporter of the RCBC Advanced Manufacturing Program. MHD is a 124-year-old American family-owned business based in Burlington, NJ, that provides quality products and exceptional customer service to the multifamily industry. The manufacturing division of MHD provides high-quality cabinets, countertops, and kitchen refacing products utilizing over $9 million in state-of-the-art machinery from Germany and the United States. The manufacturing plant runs daily from 4:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. employing 70 people with plans for future expansion.
Program Graduate Spotlights
Nine of RCBC's Advanced Manufacturing Program graduates are hard at work at MHD. Monique Mitchell was one of the first graduates that MHD hired in August 2017, and the first female graduate of the Advanced Manufacturing Program. Monique started as an edgebander machinist, which is the most highly skilled technique in the manufacturing plant. Edgebanding finishes the raw edge of material to make our cabinets and related products. Monique contributed greatly to changing the perception of women working in the manufacturing plant resulting in a threefold increase. Monique has exceptional skills and leadership that enabled her to be promoted to a customer service specialist where she is a vital link between MHD's sales force and the manufacturing plant. Monique's experience as a machine operator and her understanding of the manufacturing process has made her transition to a customer services specialist role much easier. This is a model MHD hopes to emulate for future office positions, and the Advanced Manufacturing Program makes such a strategy possible.
William Pepe recently graduated from the Advanced Manufacturing Program's most recent cohort. William is a leader at Acacia Cabinetworks, Multi-Housing Depot's Premier Manufacturing Division for the multifamily industry. Unlike Monique, William was already employed at MHD, but wanted to further his knowledge of advanced manufacturing. A part-time farmer and welder, William started at MHD as temporary employee and quickly became a permanent employee, a CNC machine operator, the machining area lead, and most recently the 2nd shift supervisor. William pursued the Advanced Manufacturing Program because he aspires to become a production manager and the program helped solidify his technical skills. In addition to his professional goals, William aspires to complete an associate degree in mechanical engineering technology at RCBC, and eventually a bachelor's degree.
Vincent Freeman is a graduate of the third Advanced Manufacturing Program cohort. In the past, Vincent worked as aircraft maintenance engineer, a hardware store manager and as a nightclub bouncer, never really finding his niche. Vincent is a hands-on guy that likes to see how things work and realized he needed retraining for a career in the new advanced manufacturing industry. Vincent says he "appreciates that an advanced manufacturing career allows mature workers to use their ingenuity, but still stay active for maintaining a healthy life style." Vincent is grateful for the Advanced Manufacturing Program because he could quickly learn his job and contribute to MHD's success. Vincent now operates MHD's $1 million Wemhoner-Presson press, which creates rigid thremofoil doors for the cabinets. Furthermore, he is learning the operation of MHD's Komo CNC Routers. Vincent is very enthusiastic and excited for his career and the career of his Advanced Manufacturing Program classmates at MHD.
About RCBC
Rowan College at Burlington County is one of the fastest growing community colleges in the region and home of the 3+1 program that allows students to earn a Rowan University bachelor's degree for less than what most universities charge for a single year. In addition to saving about $75,000 on a bachelor's degree, students can enjoy a modernized Mount Laurel Campus that focuses on improving the student experience with a new campus quad and Student Success Center, and state-of-the-art technology. The college's Workforce Development Institute provides job seekers and businesses with a full array of industry training programs that meet the needs of the evolving workforce. Learn more at rcbc.edu.
About MHD
Multi-Housing Depot began as a family tradition 124 years ago in 1894, with deliveries being made by horse-drawn carts. We began appliance sales in 1987, opened our manufacturing facility for cabinets and related product in 1994, expanded into our Window and Door Division in 2003 and today we are continuously improving our service and manufacturing capabilities with cutting-edge technology. We have gone from one line of production for cabinets to three in an as many years with multiple shifts. Our fifth-generation company continues to build and grow through strong customer support, hard-working personnel and the family environment that is so deeply ingrained in the MHD culture. Teamed with our quality products and services, we are The Smarter Way to Multi-House.


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Thursday, November 1 By: Emily Morris
A new Starbucks store in Washington D.C. completes hundreds of orders everyday without any words spoken. This feat is not due to any amount of memorization but the preferred use of American Sign Language (ASL). Although the mode of communication is different than any other Starbucks thus far, the store holds the same fresh coffee grounds smell, mermaid logo, and drink options available in any other Starbucks.
This is convenient for many who attend the nearby Gallaudet University, the world's only liberal arts university for the deaf community. Not every customer who attends the new shop is Deaf or even speaks ASL, but all the employees are fluent in the language in order to make a more inclusive coffee stop. In fact, this can be an opportunity to merge the Deaf and hearing worlds more effectively.
For example, the DC public library system is offering free ASL classes to in the least brush up on a few key vocabulary terms and recognize polite ways to communicate (CNN). According to John Kirsch, a member of the Deaf community and ASL professor, if there were a bump in communication, it is completely fine to bridge the gap through jotting down a conversation. Another situation could occur when someone needs to get by two people signing a conversation; unlike in spoken language, it is acceptable to walk between two signers. Being aware of the idiosyncrasies of another language is vital to being together.
Aside from socialization, this establishment is a new open door for many searching for a job in the Deaf community. Because of language barriers and an often lack to meet in the middle, many capable and educated Deaf people struggle to find work (CNN).
Starbucks is a just a chain restaurant or morning pick-me-up for many, but this shop is crossing bridges to unite entire communities. Whether such a hub is available near one or not, going the extra mile to produce an inclusive atmosphere is possible anytime.


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Weatherlord is available in ebook and paperback formats from Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com or order from your local bookshop.
Read the blurb and an extract here.
The endless rain has brought flood and famine to Assalay. Starving rats roam the streets of Freehaven, and huge flocks of hungry dragons are awake and on the move. And rebellion is stirring: the song that condemns the Lords of the Fellowship as traitors and murderers, and proclaims Gaia as rightful ruler of Assalay is known throughout the land, even in the closely-watched and tightly-controlled capital city.
The Lords' power has been shaken, but not broken, and they have a plan to restore it: the dramatic execution of a convicted traitor in the main Square of Freehaven. But the boy, Vester, who is sent to die is not a traitor. He is an innocent substitute – and one with a secret that powerful men in the Fellowship would like to keep hidden.
As the Fellowship's plans unravel on a day of chaos and terror, the rebellion takes a new and unexpected turn. And Vester's secret inspires Gaia with hope that the land can be healed and sends her, Leo, Tal and Rachel on a dark journey through the mountains to a final, fateful encounter that will change Assalay for ever.
This is the tale of Pelon and the darkness.
'In the days when the earth and the sky were young, the sun shone warm each day, and in their proper turns, the thirteen moons shone cold each night. Then one day, proud Aquilon grew jealous of the sun's heat. He said, 'The sun is not a god, as I am. Yet he has light and heat, and I have only light.' The more he thought, the more jealous he became, and at last he summoned his dragons – cold creatures of moonlight – and commanded them to fly through the vast spaces of the sky and to swallow the heat of the sun.
'Now, on earth, began an age of ice and fire. Sometimes, the dragons came, with scorching, destroying flame. Mostly, though, it was a time of bitter cold. The sun shone cold. Wind and frost bit into soft flesh and turned breath to ice.
'When Aquilon waned and the rule of Himalios began, the people of earth pleaded with him, to kill the dragons and restore the heat of the sun. But Himalios said, 'Alas! Great wrongs are easily done; mending them is slow and difficult. I cannot make the sun warm again. Its heat is like the blossom of a plant and you must wait for it to grow. Nor can I kill my brother's dragons. All I can do is to pen them under the mountains, but when Aquilon rules next year, he will find them and release them on you again.' Himalios did as he had promised. He imprisoned the dragons, but the sky and earth were still frozen and the people of earth suffered and died of the cold.
'Now, in those days, there was a man called Pelon, a goatherd in the northern mountains. He took his flock to search for food in a high hidden valley, and while they chewed on the frozen stems of dying plants, he walked to keep himself warm. A bird called overhead. He raised his head to look for it, and saw smoke, rising into the clear cold air from one of the high mountains that ringed the valley.
'Now, smoke meant fire, and fire meant heat, and for want of heat, the people were dying.
'Next day, Pelon left his goats with his daughter, and set off for the smoking mountain. At midday, he reached the foot of a cliff. It towered high above his head, and its face was as smooth as polished glass. There could be no climbing it. Defeated, Pelon was turning for home, when a small bird landed in the snow at his feet, bobbed its head – and disappeared.
'It had hopped into a crack in the cliff face, and near the ground, the crack widened to a hole, big enough for a man. Pelon put his head inside it, into thick darkness where no moon had ever shone. He backed out and breathed in deep breaths of light. For a long time, he argued with himself. There was fire in the mountain, but to find it, he would have to make the unthinkable journey into the dark, out of the moonsight.
'He looked up to the sky, and breathed a prayer to Himalios, a prayer full of doubt. "Can You protect me, Great Lord, even when You cannot see me?"
'Then he went into the mountain. Darkness filled his eyes and thundered in his ears; he was breathing it in, tasting it; it crawled on his skin. But he stood, and started to walk. He walked and walked, and at last, he saw a glimmer of warm red light ahead. He hurried on. The light grew stronger and stronger, and the tunnel opened up into a huge high cavern, and he saw what the light was.
'Pelon slumped against the wall of the cave and cursed his foolishness. Of course. He knew what Himalios had promised. He should have guessed what the smoking mountain meant.
'Dragons. The cave was full of them. They glowed faintly red, the fire inside them so fierce that it shone through their tough, scaly skins. They were restless, lying crowded and tangled in one another's limbs, squabbling for space. Where they quarrelled, flames leaped up.
'"Get out now," Pelon thought, "Before you're a dragon's dinner." But he didn't move. The dragons had the secret of warmth and fire, and maybe, somehow, he could take it from them. He took a step forward – and his foot kicked a loose stone. It bounced noisily across the cavern floor, and a thousand heads rose and a thousand pairs of yellow eyes gleamed.
'Pelon waited to die. He waited, and waited. But the dragons weren't looking at him. They were following the sound of the stone as it rolled.
'They couldn't see well, he realised; they could be easily fooled by noise. If he was cunning and crafty, he might be able to outwit them – except he still had no idea how he could carry their fire out of the mountain and back to the village. Then he saw it.
'At first, he thought it was a pile of rocks, but they were too smooth and too regular, and no rock in nature ever shone with that faint glimmer of red.
'Pelon crept closer and closer, until he could feel the heat glowing inside the shells. He stooped, picked up a stone, and threw it across the cave. It hit a rock, and the noise echoed and re-echoed off every wall. The dragons roared and fought, and Pelon crept to the foot of the nest. He grasped hold of an egg. It burned his hands, but he kept hold of it and pulled.
'The pile of eggs swayed – rocked – and fell. Eggs tumbled along the floor of the cave, bursting open with little spurts of smoke and fire. The dragons roared louder, flailing their tails and clawing the air.
'Pelon tiptoed towards the mouth of the tunnel, slowly at first, but then his patience broke and he started to run. The dragons heard him. They chased him down the tunnel: they couldn't fly in the narrow space, but they were crawling fast, like giant lizards, getting closer and closer. Flame billowed and surged behind him; it was like running from a river of fire.
'He kept running, surer with every step that he was about to die. But then he came to a place where the tunnel was too low and too narrow for the dragons. They could only roar and hiss and howl as he ran on to safety. He leaned against the rocky wall to catch his breath. "I will pen them under the mountain," Himalios had sworn, and Pelon breathed a prayer of thanks that he had kept his promise. Then, guided by the glimmer of the egg, he found his way back to the opening in the cliffs.
'Dawn was breaking. He walked home in the early light. In the village, he learned that he had been away three days and nights. Three nights out of the moonsight. But he was triumphant.
'"Build a pile of sticks," he commanded. The villagers looked at one another and whispered that the darkness had sent him mad. Still, they did as he had asked. Then Pelon cracked the egg.
'There was a wisp of smoke, a sudden flaring of fire. He dropped the egg into the heart of the sticks and the fire took hold. The flames glowed red and orange, then white with intense heat. The villagers gathered round it and warmed themselves.
'Pelon searched the faces in the firelight. His friends and neighbours were there, laughing at the miracle that he had brought them, but the face that he had most hoped to see was missing, and he asked, "Where's my daughter?"
'"She went to look for you," one of the villagers answered. "When you didn't come home."
'"Into the mountains?" Pelon asked. "And none of you went with her?"
Ashamed, they would not meet his eyes, and he walked away from the fire which he had brought them and started the long climb into the mountains again. He walked all night. At dawn, the cold sharp on his skin, he came to a shallow hollow. She was lying among the rocks. In the night the snow had fallen on her, but she could not feel it, nor anything else, now.'


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Alwar lynching case: Pehlu Khan's sons attacked on their way to court
Irshad and other key witnesses of the 2017 lynching case were on their way to a court in Behrod for a hearing, when unidentified assailants opened fire at their car.
Published: 29th September 2018 07:16 PM | Last Updated: 30th September 2018 12:55 AM | A+A A-
JAIPUR: The two sons of Alwar lynching victim Pehlu Khan were allegedly attacked by unidentified assailants on Saturday afternoon when they way on their way for a court hearing at Behror town in Rajasthan.
Khan was killed by cow vigilantes in Alwar district last year.
Brothers Irshad and Arif, along with two other witnesses Ajmat and Rafiq, were travelling in a car when the assailants fired at them. Their lawyer was also accompanying them.
In their complaint to the Alwar SP, Irshad and Arif said a SUV without registration number plate tried to stop them on the Delhi-Jaipur National Highway before shooting at them. The SUV then sped towards Behror, they said.
The family asked for security and demanded the case be now heard in Alwar itself. The brothers also claimed that they were being stopped from giving their statement regarding the lynching case in the court.
Meanwhile, Superintendent of Police, Alwar, Rajendra Singh said the family members and witnesses of the Pehlu Khan case have met him. "They will be given ample security from day one of the case, and we have assured them of this. The firing incident is being investigated," he said.
Kavita Shrivastav, president of human rights organization People's Union for Civil Liberties, expressed concern on the development. "This incident is very serious and is an attempt to terrorise the witnesses and the family. The trial of the case should be transferred from Behror. There has been a problem in the past as well. Even Harsha Mandar was threatened when he was travelling from Behror with his 'Caravan of Mohabbat'," she said.
Pehlu Khan was killed when he was transporting cows on April 1 last year. The police had lodged cases against Azmat and Rafiq for cow smuggling along with the driver of the vehicle, Arjun Yadav, and his father who owned the vehicle All of them were travelling in the car with Pehlu when he was attacked.


text: From mysterious origins to mystical healing powers, spelt claims a history as rich as its unmistakable sweet, buttery, nutty flavor. Spelt, also known as "Dinkel" or German wheat, developed through the spontaneous crossing of the wild goat grasses (Aegilops squarrosa) and Emmer (an ancient Egyptian grain) between 6000 and 5000 years before the Christian Era. This wilder crop boasts a very impressive lineup of nutritive qualities. In ancient Greek mythology, spelt was given to the people by the goddess Demeter, and in the 12th century, Hildegaard von Bingen, the first nutritionist in Germany, called spelt the best grain of all, and prescribed it for everyday health maintenance and as the first medicine to a very wide range of ailments and conditions. Spelt contains more protein, fats and crude fibre than wheat and also has large amounts of Vitamin B17 (anti-carcinoma). It also contains special carbohydrates which play a decisive role in blood clotting and stimulate the body's immune system so as to increase its resistance to infection. Shagbark's Oberkülmer Spelt is grown at the Mark Beaver Organic Farm. The Beavers never use GMO varieties, as is required to be Certified Organic.


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Westminster diary
TWO of the biggest fears about modified crops that I hear expressed nowadays
are that once the crops are planted, genes will escape from them to create
superweeds, and that cross-pollination will taint the crops of organic farmers.
People also suggest bees can carry the pollen from crops further than the wind
can. I raised these matters with Jack Cunningham, the Cabinet Office
Cunningham replied that there is evidence from research published in France
and Denmark that oilseed rape can hybridise with related weed species. The
Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food is currently funding research to see
whether oilseed rape can hybridise with any related British weeds, such as one
of the charlocks. MAFF is also funding research into the likely consequences for
Britain's agriculture of such cross-pollination. This work is due to finish in
the summer of 2000, said the minister.
He claimed that research has shown that bees can transport small amounts of
pollen over several kilometres. However, studies at the Insitute for Arable Crop
Research at Rothamsted suggests that bees deposit most pollen on the next flower
that they visit, and that the pollen transferred to subsequent flowers declines
rapidly. While it is important to determine how far pollen can travel, it is
also important to determine the pollen's viability at pollinating other plants
at such distance, and the frequency with which such pollination occurs.
Normally, most pollination occurs between a plant and its nearest neighbour.
Because of the rapid decrease in the risk of cross-pollination over distance,
"it is likely that there will be only very low levels of long-distance
pollination under normal farming conditions," asserted Cunningham.
I must add, though, that as a former bee-keeper who often had to shin up
trees some miles away to retrieve a swarm, I am profoundly sceptical of anyone
who thinks that bees can pollinate only over a short range.
THE Institute of Terrestrial Ecology and the Environment Agency have jointly
produced a useful report, Biological Stress Indicators of Contaminated
Land. Cadmium, arsenic, chromium and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons are
but a few of the nasty hazardous substances associated with old iron and steel
works, power stations and various types of industrial sites. The report shows
how the humble earthworm can be of great importance as a biomarker for
identifying land contamination, especially when traditional chemical assessments
prove difficult to interpret. I'd like to think the report will reach the desk
of decision-makers in most local authorities.
AN ASPECT of the war in Kosovo that has received scant attention is NATO's
bombing of the Zastava Car Factory in Kragujevac—the maker of the Yugo
car. Huge quantities of white asbestos will have been let loose—car
factories use large quantities of the stuff. The European Union recently voted
to ban white asbestos by 2005, on the grounds that it is a danger to human
health. It banned the potentially carcinogenic blue and brown asbestos in 1991
(This Week, 15 May, p 23).
Clearly, a major clean-up of the devastated Kragujevac site is imperative to
protect the health of local people. And if the factory is to be rebuilt,
asbestos substitutes should ideally be used from the start rather than replaced
at a later date.
Brian Wilson, Britain's minister for trade, tells me that Canada, the main
exporter of white asbestos, is challenging a separate French ban on asbestos in
the World Trade Organization. It claims there is insufficient scientific
justification for the French ban. A WTO panel has been established to rule on
this. "The EU is confident that its ban on white asbestos can be defended on
scientific grounds," Wilson adds.


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text: Summary This is my from-scratch copy of the "Straight Pole + Curved Hole Illusion" as shown on the Make Anything YouTube channel here: https://youtu.be/Gm-lCSPBdp4 I'm not completely happy with this design, it isn't as good as the original. I had some trouble with the gear and I didn't take the time to put detail into the card. But it works! I made the stick square so that it would be easier to print. Print Settings Printer: Dremel Idea Builder Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 15% Notes: Tolerances offsets might need to be adjusted to get a good fit on other printers. Post-Printing Assembly Print one copy of everything except for the bearing, which needs three copies. Assembly is straight-forward. Insert the bearings into the bore and then slide the crank shaft in, passing through the gear. On my printer the fit is quite snug, so no glue is needed. Place the rotating platform on top and insert the pole and card. Again these were snug for me and didn't require any glue. Put the handle on the end of the crank. Turn the crank and be amazed! How I Designed This This was designed using OnShape. The designe can be found here: https://goo.gl/LKCaFA It is public, feel free to make improvements.


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Sunday, October 26, 2003
Tomorrow would be the first day of Ramadan in the Islamic calendar and Moslem all over the world would start fasting. Fasting is one of the five Pillars of Islam. Since in Islam the day start not from morning but in the evening after the magrib prayer, tonight all Moslem would congregate at their respective mosque to do the tarawih prayer, which start after the Isyak prayer, the second prayer for a Moslem everyday. Most people misunderstood the prayer time and think that the morning prayer [suboh] prayer is the first prayer of the day, it is not for the Moslem day start just after the evening prayer [magrib]. So tonight thousand and thousand of Moslem would get to the mosque to pray together and this prayer session would continue till the evening of the a day before the last day of the fasting month, which end with the festival of Aidil Fitri. Once a westerner friend ask me, can you really abstained from eating and drinking all days and would not felt hungry. My answer to this good friend of mine is that Fasting in Islam is actually a state of the mind, one eat like any other people except that during this month, Moslem only eat and drink between sunset and sunrise, so in actual fact there is no such thing as not eating at all, the only difference is that the time is changed, instead of eating during the days, Moslem now eat at night and this actually give the stomach and its organs to rest during the days once a year, and scientifically this have been proven to be good and healthy, in a way it is like changing the work schedules and break the monotony, as we all know breaking the monotony is good for our whole system, it makes us more alert and really look for the changes. As I have stated that fasting is actually the states of the mind, once your mind is set to accept that fasting is spiritual and good for you, then fasting for the whole month of Ramadan would just be second nature to you, it is just easy and in a way it is exciting and one would really begins to appreciate what eating is all about and eager to wait for the time of the breaking of fast everyday after the evening prayer. My advise to all those great people of what ever race or religion, try fasting and once your mind is set to accept the goodness of fasting, then it would be just easy to fast, try it, first for half a day may be and then graduated to a full day, and I am sure you would appreciate fasting from time to time and in the process makes your body more healthy....surely you would come out better after the fasting month...loose a little weight perhaps which is in a way is good for our health....so happy fasting my friends and have a great day.
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Kylian Mbappe has done little to quell the speculation over him moving to Liverpool after praising the club and manager Jurgen Klopp.
The Paris Saint-Germain superstar has been linked with a move to the Reds this summer, although PSG have said they have absolutely no intention of selling the 20-year-old.
However, the World Cup winner has hardly reassured fans in Paris that he is staying when he was asked which team he would pick given a free choice on video game FIFA.
In an interview with ESPN, Mbappe was asked: 'We play one game and we bet, who do you pick?'
After a brief pause, he replied: 'I play with Liverpool because they win the Champions League.'
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Mbappe was then asked if he likes Jurgen Klopp, replying: 'Yeah he's good.'
While it is hardly a confirmation that a move is about to happen, the Frenchman is clearly happy to have his name linked with a move to Anfield by bringing the club up.
The prolific striker also openly talked about a potential move to America later in his career, name-dropping a Liverpool legend in the process.
'We don't know what happens in football,' said Mbappe.
'Now in the USA, a lot of great players come after their careers in Europe, like Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard, Andrea Pirlo, great players.
'You don't know what can happen, maybe when I'm a little older I can think about this.'
Mbappe had an incredible goal-scoring season with PSG, netting 33 times in 29 Ligue 1 games and scoring 39 in 43 across all competitions.
The forward cost PSG £166m from Monaco in 2017 and with the club not wanting to sell him, it seems that he would cost a prohibitively huge amount for a transfer to happen this summer.
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Specific Nutrients Are Required For Your Body To Build Muscle.
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Beachville District Museum
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|Located in the former home of one of the managers of the Beachville quarry * the museum's agricultural buildings contain a vast array of agricultural implements * museum has a wealth of local history, artifacts and information * baseball anniversary in June * summer camp for kids aged 5 to 11 in July and August * beef barbeque event in Aug * museum can be booked for weddings, reunions or picnics
|Wed-Sat 10 am-4 pm * Sun 12 noon-4 pm
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Beachville District Museum
584367 Beachville Rd
Beachville, ON N0J 1A0
|Beachville Rd and Oxford Rd 6
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Beachville, ON N0J 1A0
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Understandably as we progress through life and purchase larger and more complex vessels one may consider that some assistance and guidance from an experienced and qualified skipper may be a sensible option.
One of the favourite trips is either from York down the Ouse & Humber to Hull Marina or this trip in reverse ending upon the tranquil non- tidal and lovely Ouse above Naburn Lock.
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Relatively Temporary
Everything in this world is temporary but some are relatively more temporary. (3-images showing temporary moments for this week's photo challenge)
Experimenting with blurs!
I can't explain how much have I learned in last two days. Let me be honest and tell you one thing, for me getting a blur image was only related to a water fall or river. Just to get that soft touch on water. I never though of getting soft background or dreamy image in general setting. I was using shutter speed to capture the cases with fast movements, especially for birds.
Here are my entries for Raj's lesson on "blurs" in photography.
This image was taken this autumn. The leave was hanging very high up on the tree. The details for image: 1/500 sek. f/5,6 300 mm, ISO 320
The second image is very interesting. The credit for blurring effect goes to the snow fall. The picture was taken from inside a bus. The details are 1/1000 sek. f/4,5 62 mm, ISO 400
On sunday, we got few hours (not exactly) of sunshine. It was very cold and there was strong wind but still I went out and tried some autumn shots by changing shutter speed.
The details for next image: 3.1/500 sek. f/11 92 mm, ISO 320
and the last one with aperture setting. The details are 1/4000 sek. f/6,3 85 mm. ISO 6400
After taking photos yesterday, I realize it really matter if you are looking at the light or against it. The amount of light already available makes a difference. Raj has opened a whole new world of "dreamy images to me". There is so much to explore and enjoy.
I hope you enjoy the images!
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My current muse "Shutter speed".


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Welcome the Guild's new Deputy Directors
Written by Zander Evans, Executive Director, Forest Stewards Guild.
The Forest Stewards Guild staff is growing. With that growth, we are making some thoughtful changes to our organization to ensure we have a sound structure in which to grow. I am excited to announce that Amanda Mahaffey and Eytan Krasilovsky will be taking on new roles as Deputy Directors. As Deputy Directors, they will be able to support our programs, our membership, and provide leadership at the national level. Both Eytan and Amanda will continue to guide local programs and will supervise Guild staff who will take on some of their project work.
Amanda has been the Guild's Northeast Region Director since 2012 and her seemingly endless enthusiasm has engaged members and partners through the region. Though Amanda is based in Maine, she led the Guild work in the Southeast until we were able to bring on Nick Biemiller, the Southeast Coordinator. Amanda's passion and hard work have helped expand the Guild's engagement in national programs focused on Women Owning Woodlands and Foresters for the Birds. Anyone who has met Amanda knows what a get asset she is to the Guild and how much she has to offer across the country.
As the Guild's Southwest Director, Eytan Krasilovsky has expanded the Guild's work with youth through the Forest Stewards Youth Corps and on-the-ground forest restoration projects in ponderosa pine, mixed conifer, and piñon-juniper forests. Eytan's promotion to Deputy Director recognizes his national leadership in fostering fire adapted communities. Eytan's vision has been a driving force behind the Guild's expanding prescribed fire program. His commitment to connecting communities with forests resonates everywhere the Guild works.
In the coming months, you may notice some changes to titles of other staff, as well as new faces and names in our regional offices. For instance, our fire program is growing rapidly from its base in the new Intermountain West office in Loveland, Colorado. As we grow, we look forward to building new partnerships and finding new ways to achieve our mission of ecological forestry from coast to coast.
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