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HOUSTON – Justin Verlander outpitched Chris Sale in a relief role reversal of aces, and the Houston Astros advanced to their first AL Championship Series, rallying past the Boston Red Sox 5-4 Monday in Game 4 of their playoff matchup.
Houston will open the ALCS on Friday, either at Cleveland or at home against the New York Yankees. The Indians held a 2-1 edge over the Yankees going into Game 4 of the AL Division Series on Monday night.
With Verlander and Sale -- the Game 1 starters -- both pressed into relief, the Astros prevailed to win the ALDS 3-1.
Alex Bregman homered off Sale to tie it in the eighth and Josh Reddick hit an RBI single off closer Craig Kimbrel later in the inning.
The Astros last reached the league championship series in 2005 as a National League team, and were swept in the World Series by the White Sox.
PHOTOS: Astros top Boston in Game 4 to advance
Carlos Beltran added to his legacy of postseason success with an RBI double in the Houston ninth for a 5-3 lead. Red Sox rookie Rafael Devers opened the bottom of the ninth with an inside-the-park homer off Ken Giles, the ball hitting above center fielder George Springer's leap and bouncing off the angled Green Monster.
Giles retired the next three batters for a six-out save.
Springer and Yuli Gurriel each had three hits for the AL West champions, and Reddick's go-ahead single made up for misplaying a fly ball into a home run in Game 3 to force a fourth game.
Verlander allowed just one hit: A two-run homer to Andrew Benintendi -- the first batter he faced -- that gave Boston a 3-2 lead in the fifth. Verlander wound up with the win in his first pro relief appearance after making 424 starts in the majors and minors.
The big-hander, acquired late in the season from Detroit, also beat Sale in the playoff opener and is now 7-0 for his new team. Verlander went 2 2/3 innings in relief of starter Charlie Morton.
Sale pitched 4 2/3 innings, allowing two runs and four hits, striking out six.
On a rainy day at Fenway Park -- the fourth straight day game -- the Red Sox again saw a starter struggle early, with Rick Porcello giving up Houston's eighth first-inning run of the series. The reigning AL Cy Young winner, who led the AL with 22 wins last year and the majors with 17 losses in 2017, gave up two runs in three innings, walking three and striking out four while allowing five hits.
Like Houston, the Red Sox called on their ace in relief.
PHOTOS: See how Astros celebrated in clubhouse after ALDS win
Sale was sharp before giving up Bregman's leadoff homer in the eighth. He allowed a one-out single to Evan Gattis before closer Kimbrel came on with two outs, walked Springer and gave up Reddick's single.
Xander Bogaerts also homered for the AL East champion Red Sox, and Hanley Ramirez had two hits a day after going 4 for 4 in Boston's only postseason win since the end of the 2013 World Series.
Red Sox manager John Farrell was ejected by home plate umpire Mark Wegner in the bottom of the second inning after coming out to argue a called third strike on Dustin Pedroia. The previous batter, Jackie Bradley Jr., had also been called out strikes on a close pitch.
It is the 19th ejection of Farrell's career and his third this season.
The Red Sox ball girl was called for interference when she tried to field Gattis' fair-ball grounder down the third base line in the eighth. Instead of a potential double, Gattis was sent back to first; pinch-runner Cameron Maybin took second on a wild pitch and scored the go-ahead run on Reddick's single.
The Red Sox loaded the bases with nobody out in the second inning and failed to score. They also ran themselves out of the third inning, when they got two singles and a double without getting a run.
Benintendi led off with a single and then got doubled off first on Mookie Betts' hard liner to third. Mitch Moreland doubled, and then got thrown out at the plate -- easily -- on Ramirez's single to left. The Red Sox had 29 runners thrown out at the plate this season, the most in the majors.
The teams finished Game 3 before 6:30 p.m. on Sunday but didn't find out until about 11 p.m. what time they would be playing Game 4, because TV wanted to keep the Yankees in prime time. That left the Red Sox and Astros with a brief afternoon window before the rain began to fall, as expected.
The game started on time and was not delayed, but the rain kept the grounds crew busy raking drying agent on the infield.
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*** PRESS RELEASE October 1, 2019 ***
On September 30, 2019 the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT), U.S. Forest Service, and the National Park Service began working together on a project that will bring cell phone service to much of American Fork Canyon. Crews began work to install conduit, fiber, and cell towers along SR-92 (Alpine Loop Road) and SR-144 (Road to Tibble Fork Reservoir). The purpose of this project is to improve and provide cell phone service and to enhance safety in American Fork Canyon. This work will extend to Tibble Fork Reservoir on SR-144 and to Pine Hollow Trailhead at mile marker 14 on SR-92. Work will begin at these two locations and work backwards, down the canyon. There will be lane restrictions and one-way traffic with flaggers. All traffic, including bicycle and pedestrian traffic, will be required to stop when directed to do so.
Phase one of this project is expected to be complete in early November, 2019. Phase two, installation of 26 antenna poles along SR-92 and SR-144, will begin in early 2020 and is expected to be complete by late summer 2020.
American Fork Canyon sees approximately 2,000,000 visitors each year. As can be expected, some of those visitors encounter difficulties when they are injured, become lost, or experience some kind of medical emergency. The recreational opportunities in American Fork Canyon are almost limitless and include bicycling, running, hiking, climbing, rappelling, camping, off road vehicle use, swimming, and boating, among others. Sometimes people are injured while engaging in these activities. Currently, in most areas of the canyon when someone needs help, they have to leave or ask a passerby, to go to Timpanogos Cave National Monument, or even out of the canyon, before being able to call 911. Having cell phone service for a large part of this canyon will dramatically improve the response time for Law Enforcement and EMS in many cases. When someone sick, injured, or lost, responses that are even just a few minutes faster can literally save lives.
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There is a new challenge starting today at The Shabby Tea Room and the theme for is "Summer Picnic". The sponsor for this challenge is Dies R Us and the winner will receive a $10 gift certificate to spend at the DRU store. For more details about how to enter, the inspiration photo and to see more lovely design team cards visit the The Shabby Tea Room challenge blog. We would love to see your entry for this challenge!
In the southern hemisphere we are still in the midst of winter and the past few days were freezing cold in South Africa. Despite of this I enjoyed making this card with its summery feel. I used a lot of dies on this card and you can see the project details at the end of this post. Hope you like my take on the challenge.
I entered my card in the following challenges:
- Craft for the Craic July challenge (ends 07/31) – Summer Time
- Crafting With Friends Challenge #2 (ends 07/31) – Anything Goes
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- I Am Roses July Challenge (ends 08/08) – Anything Goes with 2 IAR products (Products used: S15-00 and S10-32)
- Crafty Time Challenges (July) (ends 07/31) – Punches or Dies
- World Wide Open Design Team Monthly Challenge #01 (ends 07/31) – Anything Goes (DT Member of The Shabby Tea Room)
- Aud Sentiments Challenge #136 (ends 07/28) – Anything Goes + a Sentiment
- In The Pink Challenge #73 (ends 07/23) – Pink and Floral
- Fab 'n Funky Challenge #268 (ends 07/22) – Flower Delights
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The picnic basket and jug
The flowers and bow
More flowers, a flourish and a tiny butterfly
The sentiment
Little butterflies
A peep at the inside
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- Paper Smooches Wise dies "Birthday Words" FBD120
- Martha Stewart punch "Classic Butterflies"
- Hug Snug seam binding "Iced Lime"
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Who Is Eve Myles? The 'Keeping Faith' Actress Got Her Big Break After A Cameo On 'Doctor Who'
Hidden isn't the only BBC drama set in Wales that you are going to be talking about this summer. Brace yourself, because the record-breaking series Keeping Faith is on its way too. Starring Eve Myles as Faith Howells, the series was a rip-roaring success when it originally premiered online, with 9.5 million viewers tuning in on iPlayer. But who is Eve Myles and where have we seen her before?
If you feel familiar with the image of Myles playing protagonist Faith in that bright yellow raincoat, I'll tell you why. Well, for starters, the original version already aired on Welsh language network S4C, where it also proved to be an absolute smash hit, reports Wales Online. The English version was then kicking about on iPlayer for a bit, earlier on in the year, and garnered a lot of high praise from fans of iconic crime dramas. I mean, it's already is being compared to incredible hit series Broadchurch — which Myles featured too (quite a statement, I know, but make of that what you will). And of course, we all saw what starring in Broadchurch did for Olivia Colman's career. So, I'm definitely predicting big things for Myles once Keeping Faith airs.
But back to why you may recognise Myles. Keeping Faith's leading lady is is a very accomplished Welsh actress, born in Ystradgynlais in July 26 1978. She grew up with a keen interest in boxing, according to Wikipedia, which she sadly had to give up after breaking her knuckle. From a young age, Myles showed an affinity for acting, going on to study it at a higher level. She studied drama in the Royal Welsh College of Music And Drama, which now lists her as an honorary fellow on its website, graduating back in 2000. From there, success came pretty fast.
Her first well-known TV role came when she played Ceri Lewis in Belonging, a BBC Wales hit show that ran until 2009, with Myles playing the character until the show ended. Other early credits include mini-series Tales from Pleasure Beach and the 2003 television drama Colditz.
In 2006, after a small role in Doctor Who opposite Christopher Eccleston, Eve was cast as Gwen Cooper in Torchwood. The post-watershed show saw a group of alien hunters based underneath Cardiff Bay and also starred John Barrowman as Captain Jack Harkness.
Then in 2006, she landed a minor role in the first season of a little show you may have heard of, oh, it's called Doctor Who, alongside Christopher Eccleston. Although it wasn't a huge part, she was then cast in Doctor Who spin-off Torchwood as Gwen Cooper, opposite John Barrowman.
Myles has also secured roles in period dramas like Victoria and Little Dorrit, and also recently starred with Hollywood heavyweights Hugh Grant and Ben Wishaw in the BBC's three-part drama, A Very English Scandal.
Away from acting, Myles is very much a family person. She met her husband fellow actor Bradley Freegard in the National Youth Theatre in 1994, reports The Sun. Recognise him? Well, Freegard actually plays her on-screen husband in Keeping Faith. Together they have had two daughters, Matilda and Siena and she's said she would like to have more children. She told the MailOnline: "If I had my way, I'd keep going until I couldn't have any more. I love being a mum. It's been the making of me."
With shows like Hidden, Requiem, and Keeping Faith becoming their very own genre dubbed "Welsh Noir", according to the Guardian, hopefully many more roles for talented Welsh actors are going to be on our screens before long. Following the success of Keeping Faith online, it's seems fairly acceptable to assume that the BBC will be looking into possibilities for a second season. This suggests to me that with regards to Myles, the best is yet to come.
Keeping Faith premieres on BBC One, Thursday, July 12, at 9 p.m.


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In Georgian, 'jonjoli' means 'marinated flower buds'
Its interior features brick walls, open kitchen, wooden furniture, dried fruits and nuts in baskets and bunches of bread rings.
The menu of 'John Joly' includes mamaliga, trout, flat cakes, assorted vegetables and herbs, pickled vegetables, Mingrelian khachapuri, lamb shish kebob, homemade wine, dolma, kharcho, airan, kuch-machi and of course delicate jonjoli (flower buds marinated in onion, coriander and olive oil).
Another special feature of the restaurant is a Soviet-style kiosk selling legendary Lagidze water.
Note that 'John Joly' has one of the largest summer pavilions in Moscow. Buried in verdure, it attracts crowds of Moscow residents and foreigners.
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At this time, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) introduced as much as $28.1 million in funding geared toward advancing wind vitality nationwide throughout the land-primarily based, offshore, and distributed wind sectors.
Whereas utility-scale wind power in the US has grown to 90 GW, vital alternatives for value reductions stay, notably within the areas of offshore wind, distributed wind, and high wind.
- Using and Upgrading National-level Facilities for Offshore Wind R&D (up to $7M). Tasks will conduct testing in the help of revolutionary offshore wind analysis and improvement using current nationwide-degree testing services. A subtopic is included for initiatives that improve the capabilities of existing facilities to allow them to carry out particular analysis actions.
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£1.8m funding boost for Scotland's next generation of musicians, dancers and artists
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Budding young artists, dancers and musicians are amongst hundreds of young people across Scotland today celebrating a £1.8 million cash boost that will empower them to develop their skills and talents through a range of creative projects.
The cash from the Young Start fund goes to 28 youth led groups which help young Scots to build their confidence and play an active part in realising their potential. See a full list of projects.
Amongst those celebrating today is Lyra, a community based arts organisation in Craigmillar, Edinburgh which receives £82,728 to deliver a range of user led arts activities that will culminate in young people designing, commissioning and delivering 12 of their own unique music and dance performances.
Creative Director, Jo Timmins said: "We are so excited to receive funding to continue our 'Connecting' project. Our aim is to enable the young people to take a leadership role over the next three years and we look forward to seeing how this develops. The young people will broaden their horizons through working with professional artists and companies and they will write their own music, choreograph their own dances and so much more. It's been great to see them realise how talented they are and I can't wait to see how their confidence grows further as they lead the project."
Young people in transition between child and adult mental health services will be able to take part in creative art and crafts sessions, as PKAVS mental health and well-being picks up an award of £57,100 to deliver their Lost in Transition project.
One of the young people whose life has been turned around by the project is young carer, Christine, from Perth. She said: "I'm so happy that PKAVS has received funding to continue as it means that more young people like me can be helped."
"I was referred to PKAVS through the young adult carer service. I've been a full-time carer for my mum since I was 7 years old and I've found this extremely hard. Before joining I wasn't doing anything other than looking after my mum which was difficult. I felt isolated, stressed and life was just a mess. Most of all I felt guilty and angry at myself because I felt I couldn't look after my mum properly."
"Now I have much more confidence and I've learned to be more trusting. I have also learned that I'm quite creative, which is something I never would have thought before. I take part in arts and crafts sessions and I really enjoy doodle art. I've been asked to draw on canvas for someone and I've also designed my next tattoo! I'm now doing a 12 week Princes Trust programme, which I wouldn't be doing if it weren't for PKAVS!"
In Edinburgh, The Fruitmarket Gallery will bring young people and professional artists together to deliver 'Fresh Fruit' a co-produced programme of activities and cultural learning events, thanks to an award of £99,903.
Dr Fiona Bradley, Director of Fruitmarket Gallery, said: "Young Start's commitment of three-year funding for Fresh Fruit, our youth led programme, will enable young people to work together and with artists to co-produce a range of creative activities to support their wellbeing, develop skills and build connections. We are pleased to be able to provide creative opportunities to more young people, including those who face barriers to accessing culture."
Meanwhile Beatroute Arts will provide music workshops and other creative activities for young people in the North East of Glasgow, thanks to an award of £69,300, while Oi Musica CIC in Edinburgh picks up £15,568 to provide free music taster sessions in brass and street-drumming for up to 300 budding young musicians.
Young Start is delivered by The National Lottery Community Fund and awards dormant bank and building society cash to youth led projects.
Announcing today's funding, totalling £1,864,384, National Lottery Community Fund, Chair, Maureen McGinn, said:
"Young Start helps ensure that Scotland's next generation have the best chance by providing them with opportunities to develop their untapped talent and reach their potential. All of today's successful projects are designed to engage and inspire young people to follow their dreams while building practical skills and confidence for the future. I am delighted to announce this latest investment totalling £1,864,384."
Groups wanting to know more about Young Start should visit the website or contact 0300 123 7110.
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Lenice is a Director of Client Development at Blueprint in the South Central Region.
What do you actually do:
Help people solve business problems in new and innovative ways.
What motivates you:
Nothing beats the excitement we bring to people when they experience the Blueprint N+1.
What's one thing people don't know about Blueprint that they should?
The incredible diversity of talent and backgrounds at Blueprint.
What's your favorite spot for a business lunch? Your order?
Café 501 in OKC, the 501 salad and black bean soup.
What everyday thing are you really good at?
Making checklists.
If you weren't doing your current job, what would you be doing?
Mountain living…
Best business book you'd recommend:
The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho. It isn't really a "business book" but is about the search for personal fulfillment and following your dreams, which can be foundational for anything in the workplace.Back to team


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- • Florence (FLR-Peretola), 11 mi (17.7 km) from central Vaiano
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- • Monash University - Prato (5.3 mi/8.6 km from the city center)
- • Lake Bilancino (6.8 mi/10.9 km from the city center)
- • Mercatale Square (5.3 mi/8.5 km from the city center)
- • Palazzo Pretorio (5.4 mi/8.6 km from the city center)
- • Palazzo Datini (5.4 mi/8.7 km from the city center)
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- • I Gigli Shopping Center (7.6 mi/12.2 km from the city center)
- • Barberino Designer Outlet (4.6 mi/7.4 km from the city center)
- • Museo del Tessuto (5.6 mi/9 km from the city center)
- • Pecci Contemporary Art Museum (6.5 mi/10.5 km from the city center)
- • Conte of Florence Factory Outlet (8.4 mi/13.5 km from the city center)
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- • Hottest months: July, August, June, September (average 90°F)
- • Coldest months: February, January, March, December (average 44°F)
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Making its mark as one of the most advanced battery-electric cars on the market, the BMW i3 returns for 2018 with its intelligent design and sharp handling skills. Along with slightly restyled front and rear bumpers, the i3 also includes LED headlights standard for the new year as well as an updated iDrive infotainment system for your driving pleasure. Learn more about the BMW i3 here at Edmonton BMW—your destination BMW dealership.
While the 2018 iteration gains an extra 122 pounds, the BMW i3 manages to retain its quick acceleration, agile handling on the road, while also managing to improve its already impressive braking power. It's well-rounded as it is efficient, with an electric range of 200 kilometres as well as only 14.3 kWh/100km of electricity consumption. What also helps with its performance is its lightweight carbon fibre body that serves as the basis for its structure and reduces consumption on the vehicle. It's both design and engineering built towards innovative electric driving.
Despite its compact design, you'd be surprised with how impressively spacious the BMW i3 is inside. You'll find comfortable seating as soon as you open the doors, along with easy entry and loading because of its wide B-pillar doors. Not only is the inside of the i3 exquisite, but it's also incredibly sustainable with its mix of high-quality and eco-friendly material making up the interior trim. It's the amalgamation of both BMW quality and innovation, all for your comfort.
Another outstanding feature inside the i3 is the updated BMW iDrive system that gives you intuitive and easy-to-use controls for all your multimedia needs. For 2018, it also includes Apple CarPlay for a more streamlined iPhone experience, along with the option for you to upgrade to the premium Harman Kardon audio system when you want the best sounds quality for your music. Additionally, the i3 also incorporates an innovative navigation system that's easy to operate that allows destination input through voice, rotary dial or by touchpad character recognition.


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Part 1 – the Challenge
God challenged the Israelites, recently returned from exile, who had taken to building their own wealth rather than rebuilding the Temple:
Will man rob God? Yet you are robbing me. But you say, 'How have we robbed you?' In your tithes and contributions. You are cursed with a curse, for you are robbing me, the whole nation of you.
Bring the full tithe into the storehouse, that there may be food in my house. And thereby put me to the test, says the LORD of hosts, if I will not open the windows of heaven for you and pour down for you a blessing until there is no more need. (Malachi 3:8-10).
He tells them to put Him to the test, but notice the conditional "if" in the text: FIRST, the Israelites were commanded to bring in God's due; THEN, God promises to open the windows of heaven.
The tithe (10% of their earnings, crops, etc) required of the Law went to Temple upkeep, and the priests who served within it.
The people were also required to offer sacrifices as worship and to atone for their sins. But, even in the Old Testament, God shows that He was looking at the heart's motives, not the sacrifices:
Behold, you fast only to quarrel and to fight and to hit with a wicked fist. Fasting like yours this day will not make your voice to be heard on high. Is such the fast that I choose, a day for a person to humble himself? Is it to bow down his head like a reed, and to spread sackcloth and ashes under him? Will you call this a fast, and a day acceptable to the LORD?
Is not this the fast that I choose: to loose the bonds of wickedness, to undo the straps of the yoke, to let the oppressed go free, and to break every yoke? Is it not to share your bread with the hungry and bring the homeless poor into your house; when you see the naked, to cover him, and not to hide yourself from your own flesh? (Isaiah 58:4-7).
Again, God is demanding of the people so you might be asking: "I thought we were looking at the testing of God?"
Read how God continues in Isaiah 58:8:
Then shall your light break forth like the dawn, and your healing shall spring up speedily; your righteousness shall go before you; the glory of the LORD shall be your rear guard.
God has given another conditional promise. In both Isaiah 58 and Malachi 3, God requires the people to challenge Him, not by words, but by their deeds – by an act of FAITH.
You may doubt in your heart whether God will follow through with His promises, but don't be afraid to challenge Him on them. Step out in faith, be obedient, and see if God will not fulfil His promises.
The One who calls us is faithful! Test Him and see . . .


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Iowa didn't start well when the Big Ten tipped a couple of games per team in early December. The Hawkeyes came out 0–2 with losses to Wisconsin and at Michigan State.
Then it started the New Year with a loss at Purdue to hit a low-point at 0–3. Then it ripped off five in a row: vs. Nebraska when the 'Huskers were at full strength, at Northwestern, vs. Ohio State, at Penn State and vs. Illinois.
A bizarre lost vs. Michigan State and a narrow defeat at Minnesota followed but the Hawkeyes secured their finest win all season on Friday in a blowout of Michigan.
At home, the Hawkeyes look like they can beat anybody; on the road, things are a challenge, though two true road wins in the Big Ten already isn't terrible. This is an opportunity for a team that nobody seems sure about where it will finish.
Indiana Hoosiers
This game is bigger now than it looked to be a week ago because the Hoosiers went into East Lansing and beat Michigan State at the Breslin Center on Saturday, 79–75 in overtime.
Romeo Langford shot just 6-for-18, though he did hit a couple of huge jump shots late and finished with a team-high 19 points. He only threw one more assist (4) than turnovers (3).
With a quick glance at the box score, you may not understand how Indiana managed to win. Then you'll see the free throw column. Michigan State gave it away at the line, going 8-for-22, including two misses on the front end of a 1-and-1. Nick Ward went 1-for-9 himself.
So the win was a bit of a gift, though Indiana still hung tough in one of the toughest venues in college basketball. That win snapped an eight-game losing streak.
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- Under is 7-1 in IND last 8 home games.
- Under is 21-9-1 in IND last 31 vs. Big Ten.
- IND are 3-7 ATS in their last 10 home games.
- Underdog is 7-3 ATS in the last 10 meetings.
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Iowa is one of those teams I'm keeping a close eye on to see how well it's playing before the NCAA Tournament. If it starts peaking now, it will be too early but I can't help but think it'll ride the momentum of the Michigan win. That said, it'll probably be a public play and I'd be wary of laying much more than a couple of points on the road.
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Here is a scenario that has happened to me several times as an expat: I am in a group of international people, and I am the only native English speaker. Someone will stumble over a word or phrase and heads swivel in my direction and ask, "How do you say…?" Due to performance pressure, my mind usually goes completely blank. But I also noticed I started getting squeamish about being appointed the English grammar police. How should I know if the English I had been speaking all my life was correct?
I recently read Kory Stamper's Word by Word: The Secret Life of Dictionaries, a gripping book about what it takes to write a dictionary and the nooks and crannies of language. In the book, she discusses dialects and when they get included in (one of) the authoritative books of the English language. This got me thinking about how my own language has changed over the past few years. I counted three sets of written and spoken English that I switch to and from fairly regularly:
- my native American English, shaped during a certain era in Northern California
- a jumbled internationalized English,
- a more cerebral English driven by my editing training.
My native spoken English, colored by several key words and phrases, is not something I was aware of until I left, as tends to happen. Apparently, addressing people as "dude" or "man" was not universal. Questions answered with "yeah, no" (no) or "no, yeah" (yes) were met with puzzled faces. And the occasional "hella" that spilled out was the stamp of authenticity as a Northern Californian. I never questioned the words or how I was using the language until people started pointing it out. This version of English revealed my roots.
I eventually learned to phase this speech out when I got tired of being imitated. (Usually involving some nasally valley-girl imitation. I'm not even from the valley. More like central valley.) Now it's something that only comes out when I talk with people from back home. My pitch changes, the speed intermittently slows and quickens. Best of all, I get to toss around these well-loved words and no one mocks me.
During my first year living in The Netherlands, I didn't spend any time around native English speakers. I began to unconsciously mimic my friends' non-native English, even when they were more or less direct translations from their own mother tongue. (I am like a parrot, who unconsciously imitates people around me—sometimes to embarrassing effect.) Eventually, I got to know some Brits and Aussies and started picking up their own special words. Throw in a few favorite buzzwords from Dutch, German, or whatever language I learned about, and you get an English that would be difficult to categorize on either side of the pond. This version of English carried me through the day and absorbed so many other cultures around me. Still, language rules began to feel muddied and English words were harder to find in my brain when people asked me.
When I felt these linguistic lines starting to blur, I decided I needed to try to straighten them out if I wanted to work professionally with the English language. I took proofreading courses, during which many times I had to stop myself and question my own grammar or spelling. I revisited grammar exercises I hadn't seen since elementary school and spent more time consulting the dictionary. I started to watch out for some of the grammar missteps I had grown accustomed to perpetrating. I adapted to a type of English that makes me sit up straighter and cite sources. When topics turned to grammar, my speech slowed down, and I was more careful. This version of English gave me a sort of legitimacy.
I began to read more about discussions of language and pay attention to what was deemed "correct" and "incorrect." My grammar-based anxieties were eventually quelled by books like Word by Word and The Sense of Style, which reinforced my intuition that not all grammar rules need to be followed blindly. (Yes, you can count me in the descriptivist camp.) I learned to ask more critical questions about language and the people using it. I felt less fidgety when answering grammar questions, and even felt a thrill when I got to start the answer with "It depends…".
This inventory I made was an interesting exercise. I realized when I speak English, I can speak different versions from different parts of myself. Sometimes, the versions stick to their appropriate context; other times, they reveal themselves in unexpected situations. My English is a map: it tells me where I'm from and where I've been. But it also reveals that my world is just a small part of the big picture. There are other versions of English, other languages, and other cultures that have a different, sometimes funny, and often beautiful way of telling their stories.


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Maastricht, Working on Europe (MWOE)
Based at Studio Europa in the heart of the city, Maastricht, Working on Europe is a joint programme by the Province of Limburg, the City of Maastricht and Maastricht University.
Our aim is to position Maastricht as a meeting place for citizen dialogue and debate and establish a Centre of Excellence for research on Europe and European integration. In short: a workplace for a better Europe. For everyone.
Our programme consists of three branches: a strategic research agenda; thought-provoking and inspiring events; and the European Heritage Label for the Maastricht Treaty.
Our mission is to stimulate active, critical debate with citizen engagement at its core.
Why Maastricht?
Since 1992 the city's been inextricably linked with Europe as the Maastricht Treaty sealed Europeans' commitment to develop our collective identity. The signing of this milestone for European integration started a great, dynamic experiment, which carries on to this day.
While the Treaty may be the city's claim to fame, Maastricht's European character is more than just symbolic. This is where Europeans come together to work on that experiment. To think, debate, discuss and dream. To make this shared vision a reality.
This is not a coincidence. Maastricht has always been a city defined by (crossing) borders. For centuries it's been a melting pot of cultures where different peoples meet, trade, cooperate and, from time to time, wholeheartedly disagree.
It remains a forum for culture and commerce to this day, and the impact of the surrounding Dutch-, French- and German-speaking industrial and cultural hubs is felt everywhere. At work, at play and in education.
This confluence continually gives rise to new opportunities, new questions and new ideas.
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I really, really, really wanted to be a part of Neil Gaiman's A Calendar Of Tales. It was one of those things that I knew I'd make time for. I knew it. Felt it in me' bowwwwwwns. It wasn't about getting a chance for winning. Art is too subjective. The chances of winning something like this is so slim, its bonkers. It was about my art being infront on Mr. Gaiman's eyes, about one of his stories, even for a moment. He is a storyteller of tremendous ability, inspiration, and magic. That honor was just too exciting.
In finishing my coloring book, finishing up some Muertitas for my group show on March 30th, working fulltime and even getting a cold, I have missed the deadline. I could not make the time for a piece for the Calendar of Tales, even though I KNEW I would.
This is one of those personal failures that breaks my heart. The chances of another opportunity like this, being part of a community art piece with NEIL GAIMAN – missing out on submitting art will sting for a long time still.
It sucks to reach for a dream, then have it slip through your fingers. But what about when you never reach, and it just passes by while you watch with your hands in your pockets. That's a special kind of burn.
Here's hoping that dreadful stabbing in my chest of sitting on the sidelines turns into fuel for more creativity.
Promising my next post will be good news. Very good news. About a Mer-Kingdom Coloring book. That's finished. And an art show. With new art. Until then….


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Isla De Cabrera Hotel in Colonia Sant Jordi has 71 rooms and was renovated in 2014. The sandy beach is 150 m from the hotel and the town of Colonia Sant Jordi is 150 m away. To make your stay more comfortable air conditioning, a reception and a lobby are available. The staff in this 3 storey hotel speaks Spanish, English, French and German. For guests who wish to be mobile, car rental, bicycle rental and motorbike rental can be arranged. An entertainment program suited for children is available for young guests. 3 fresh water swimming pools, seasonally open with a separate children's pool are available. A poolside bar is on site at the hotel where guests can unwind with a drink. Sunshades and sunbeds are available for an additional fee at the beach and free of charge at the pool. The hotel is within easy reach of bars and restaurants, tourist information, bus stops, shops, taxi stands and supermarkets. Accessible from the hotel: train station (60 km), disco (60 km), horse riding (150 m) and airport PMI (55 km). For your entertainment the hotel features a TV lounge.
For convenience the following services are offered: laundry service, concierge, wake-up service, maid service, a safe, currency exchange and ironing service. Internet access is provided at wifi-hotspots and at internet terminals. This family friendly hotel offers a children's pool, a child club and a kindergarden to ensure a comfortable stay for parents as well as young guests. Reception hours: 24h Service.
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The breakfast type is Buffet. The hotel has one restaurant. A snack bar is also available throughout the day. Evening drinks can be enjoyed at the lobby bar
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Types of Digital Marketing
Types of Digital Marketing:
Digital Marketing is not just a single type of marketing methods. All the marketing methods that use digital devices/ Internet are brought under the name Digital Marketing.
Types of Digital Marketing
- SEM/PPC (Search Engine Marketing / Pay Per Click)
- SMM (Social Media Marketing)
- Content Marketing
- Viral Marketing
- Influencer Marketing
- Email Marketing
- Mobile Marketing
1.SEO (Search Engine Optimisation):
The process of optimizing your website for the search engines to get good quality traffic in a good quantity from them.
Why Do we do SEO:
To increase traffic from search engines without any costs. (Free of Cost)
How do we do SEO:
It is done in 2 types.
- ON Page
- OFF Optimisation.
You will learn SEO in detail in our Digital Marketing Course
2.SEM/PPC Advertising (Search Engine Marketing / Pay Per Click Advertising):
PPC Definition:
The process of advertising on Search Engines to get more traffic to your website in quick time by paying the search engine each time the ad is clicked.
Why Do we do PPC Advertising:
To increase traffic from search engines in a quick time by paying the Search Engines.
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By using the search engine Ad platforms, Google Adwords for Google.
You will learn this in detail in our Digital Marketing classes.
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Definition of SMM (Social Media Marketing):
Why Do we do it:
To Interact and Engage with your customers and to build good customer relations.
How do we do it:
By using the Social Media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+.
Content Marketing
The process of creating and sharing content (Text, Images & Videos as blogs, Vlogs, Social media posts) to promote a brand and create interest in its products or services.
Why Do we do it:
To spread brand exposure and increase traffic from search engines to get more leads sales.
How do we do it:
By using the platforms like Blogger, YouTube for Blogs and Vlogs, Social Media platforms for posts. Quora for Q & A type content.
4.Affiliate Marketing
A way of performance-based marketing where individuals or Teams (Affiliates) market products for which they make a commission on each sale that happens through them.
Why Do we do it:
To generate sales and leads which would increase the revenue of the person or the team
How do we do it: By using Affiliate Partner programs and Networks that connects the affiliates & product owners and facilitate them with the tech. required to track sales.
5.Viral Marketing
Viral marketing is a type of digital marketing technique that encourages, influences, inspires users to spread or share the message with other users which could lead to multi-fold sharing making the content Viral.
Why Do we do it:
To increase exposure for the brand and to bring visibility and reach to the content.
How do we do it: By generating viral content, which has emotions, sentiments, humor that is influential and promote it on social media.
6.Influencer Marketing
Influencer marketing is a type of digital marketing technique where instead of companies marketing directly to consumers, it will use the key leaders to market their product by inspiring/hire/pay them for influencing the consumers.
Why Do we do it:
To increase exposure for the company to a targeted set of consumers.
How do we do it:
By inspiring or hiring or paying a key leader/influencer to market our product on different media and platforms.
7.Email Marketing
Email marketing is the process of sending a commercial message, using email, typically sent to a potential or current customers.
Why Do we do it:
To increase user engagement and targeted Sales.
How do we do it:
Using bulk Email marketing Tools available in the market.
8.Mobile Marketing
Mobile marketing is the process of Attracting mobile users by Advertising on Mobile Applications.
Why Do we do it:
To increase brand reach, visibility, and traffic.
How do we do it:
Reaching a specific audience on their smartphone, tablets through responsive websites, SMS, MMS or mobile applications.
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Port wine stain
These are flat red marks which are present at birth, and these will do not disappear ever. These birthmarks could be disfiguring hence they could be life-long problems which have the potential to thicken and become more unsightly as the age goes by. We at Renew Skin And Health Clinic in Leamington Spa, been using Pulsed Dye laser therapy to fade these blemishes away and in many cases, we successfully remove these birthmarks in young children before they even start school. The DEKA VasQ pulsed dye laser is the treatment of choice for these skin blemishes or birthmarks.
Young children can be treated at local Children's Hospital if they have these facilities. However, in such cases, you need to seek the help of your GP who can then refer your child appropriately.
Adults who have missed out the opportunity to remove these blemishes, they should be now delighted to know that we have the right light laser technology (DEKA RightLightTM Technology: The Perfect Synergy of Laser and Light).
Haemangiomas (Strawberry birthmarks)
These are flat red coloured blemishes that are not present at birth, but they typically appear in the first weeks of life.
These birthmarks often grow and thicken up rapidly and, in extreme circumstances, they may even ulcerate if they are over the pressure points. This type of haemangioma will usually disappear with time when the child is ten years of age or so but may cause developmental and social or psychological issues.
Again, DEKA VasQ™ pulsed dye laser is the treatment of choice to arrest the growth and thickening of these strawberry hemangioma birthmarks. Laser Treatment is successful on flat lesions, hence an early diagnosis and intervention of these haemangiomas is key to success.
Spider naevi
These small red spots, which are otherwise completely harmless, often appear in young children as well as in adults. In children, they can lead to teasing at school. They are caused by the dilation of a small arteriole close to the skin. Fortunately, these blemishes respond very well to our laser treatment with DEKA pulsed dye laser and usually only a single laser treatment is all that is required.
Brown birthmarks
These blemishes generally need a skin expert to pinpoint the diagnosis. Like vascular (red) birthmarks, some of them are present from birth while others appear in the later part of life. They are not vascular in origin hence, they are not suitable to be treated with vascular lasers. Brown birthmarks are caused by a proliferation of melanocyte cells or there is an increase in melanin production in the affected area giving rise to brown birth marks. These birthmarks are treated at Renew Skin And Health Clinic with Q-Switched Laser or Alexandrite laser. Café au lait spots are generally hard to treat.
Naevus of Ota, naevus of Ito and Hori's naevus usually respond well to Q-switched laser and Alexandrite laser and we have both such laser technologies at Renew Skin and Health Clinic. Becker's naevus, unfortunately, difficult to treat as it only responds to laser treatment in a few cases hence a treatment test patch is justified.
At Renew Skin And Health Clinic, most such birthmarks are subjected to a test treatment to establish responsiveness of the treatment before proceeding to full laser treatment. In most cases, multiple laser treatments sessions are required with a gap of 6-8 weeks between the treatments. Interestingly these laser treatments are not painful and often loosely described as a flick of a rubber band on the skin.


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India: All civilians in Gujarat must be protected
The organisation called on the state authorities to ensure that all necessary steps are taken to provide protection to civilians in the state, regardless of political or religious affiliation.
Violence erupted in Gujarat in February 2002, when 59 people were killed in an attack on a train. In the days that followed, thousands of people, most of whom were Muslim, were targetted in widespread violence. Local human rights groups believe that as many as 2000 people were killed. Many tens of thousands of others remain internally displaced, fearing to return to their homes.


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William Leete
William Leete (1612 or 1613 – 16 April 1683) was Governor of the Colony of New Haven from 1661 to 1665 and Governor of the Colony of Connecticut from 1676 to 1683.
William Leete
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|In office
|In office
|21st Lieutenant Governor Connecticut
|In office
|22nd Governor Colony of Connecticut
|In office
|Preceded by
|John Winthrop the Younger
|Succeeded by
|Robert Treat
|Personal details
|about March 1612
Doddington, Huntingdonshire, England
|April 16, 1683
|Anna Payne Leete
Sarah Rutherford LeeteMary Newman Street Leete
|John Leete
Andrew Leete
William Leete
Abigail Leete Woodbridge
Caleb Leete
Gratiana Leete
Peregrine Leete
Joshua LeeteAnna Leete Trowbridge
Leete was born about 1612 or 1613 at Diddington, Huntingdonshire, England,[1] the son of John Leete and his wife Anna Shute, daughter of Robert Shute,[2] a justice of the King's Court. He was educated as a lawyer, and served as a clerk in Bishop's Court at Cambridge, England. He married three times. His first wife, and mother of all ten of his known children, was Anna Payne, daughter of Reverend John Payne of Southoe. They married on August 1, 1636, and she died on September 1, 1668.[3] His second wife, whom he married on April 7, 1670, was Sarah, widow of Henry Rutherford. She died on February 10, 1673.[3] His third wife was Mary, widow successively of Francis Newman and Reverend Nicholas Street. She died on December 13, 1683.[2][3]
Leete's distaste for the oppression of the Puritans by that court was a key factor in his emigration to Connecticut. On 1 June 1639, William Leete was among the 25 signers of the Plantation Covenant on shipboard.[4][5]
Leete was town clerk of Guilford, Connecticut from 1639 to 1662, and Justice of the Peace there in 1642. He served as town magistrate at Guilford from 1651 to 1658, and as deputy from Guilford to the New Haven Colony General Court from 1643 to 1649. He was Commissioner of New Haven Colony (1655-1658), Deputy Governor (1658-1661) and Governor of the New Haven Colony from 1661 to 1664. After the consolidation of New Haven Colony and the Colony of Connecticut, he became Governor of the Colony of Connecticut from 1676 to 1683. He is the only man to serve as governor of both New Haven and Connecticut.[3]
Leete is remembered for sheltering the Regicides William Goffe and Edward Whalley in Guilford. The two former English judges were being sought by King Charles II for signing the death warrant of his father, Charles I. On Saturday, May 11, 1661, two Royalists arrived in Guilford, armed with an order from the King to seize Goffe and Whalley, and meet with Leete, then the Deputy Governor of the New Haven Colony. They presented the King's order to Leete, who read it out loud in the presence of several local citizens in a way that publicly revealed the purpose of their visit. After first claiming that he could not permit a search in New Haven without first consulting with the colony's magistrates, Leete then agreed to furnish fresh horses to the men to resume their travels immediately. However, he delayed the production of the horses until it was too late in the afternoon for the pursuers to depart that day. With the Sabbath beginning at sundown, the pursuers were unable to leave Guilford until the following Monday. Meanwhile, advance notice of the pursuers' intentions were sent ahead to New Haven and the judges went into hiding on Saturday and safely evaded capture.[3][6]
Death and legacyEdit
Leete moved from Guilford to Hartford, Connecticut died there in April 1683. He is interred there in Hartford's Ancient Burying Ground.[7] His third wife survived him for several months, dying on 13 December 1683. Leete's Island in Branford/Guilford is named for him.
- ^ Leete genealogist: Diddington today, several versions of Doddington in the past, but definitely in Huntingdonshire by logic alone; not in Doddington, Cambridgeshire
- ^ a b The Family of William Leete: One of the first settlers of Guilford, Connecticut. New Haven, CT: Tuttle, Morehouse, and Taylor. 1884. Retrieved 8 August 2015.
William Leete , connecticut.
- ^ a b c d e "William Leete". Connecticut State Library. September 1999. Retrieved 8 August 2015.
- ^ The covenant read as follows: We whose names are herein written, intending by God's gracious permission, to plant ourselves in New England, and if it may be in the southerly part, about Quinpisac [that is, Quinnipiac, later renamed New Haven], we do faithfully promise each for ourselves and families and those that belong to us, that we will, the Lord assisting us, sit down and join ourselves together in one entire plantation and to be helpful to the other in any common work, according to every man's ability and as need shall require, and we promise not to desert or leave each other on the plantation but with the consent of the rest, or the greater part of the company, who have entered into this engagement.
As for our gathering together into a church way and the choice officers and members to be joined together in that way, we do refer ourselves until such time as it shall please God to settle us in our plantation.
In witness whereof we subscribe our hands, this first day of June 1639
- ^ Leete, Joseph; Anderson, John (1906). "William Leete". The family of Leete. Blades, East & Blades, Printers. pp. 161–177.
- ^ Winston, Alexander (December 1964). "The Hunt For The Regicides". American Heritage. Retrieved 31 August 2017.
- ^ "William Leete". The Political Graveyard. Retrieved 20 January 2013.
External linksEdit
- http://www.cslib.org/gov/leetew.htm
- Frederick Calvin Norton,The Governors of Connecticut, Connecticut Magazine Co., 1905.
- http://the-eversdens.co.uk/leetefamily/leetesofeversden.html
See alsoEdit
- "Killers of the King: The Men Who Dared to Execute Charles I - Charles Spencer - Google Books". Retrieved 17 December 2018.
|Political offices
|Preceded by
Francis Newman
| Governor of the New Haven Colony
|Colony merged with the Connecticut Colony
|Preceded by
John Winthrop the Younger
| Governor of the Connecticut Colony
|Succeeded by
Robert Treat


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The media center is not just a location for finding books. Media centers in our schools are now a location where the entire inquiry and creating process takes shape. Students will question, investigate, create, and share their learning while in our media center.
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We have opportunities for our students to create in the media center as well as in the STEM room. We are a makerspace that provides various materials (Lego robotics, cardboard creations, 3D printing, crocheting, virtual worlds, electronics kits, and much more).
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