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Moses my servant is dead; now therefore arise, go over this Jordan, thou, and all this people, unto the land which I do give to them, even to the children of Israel. Every place that the sole of your foot shall tread upon, that have I given unto you, as I said unto Moses.
What ground stands between you and your Canaan? Each of us has a destiny for which God has given both a promise and the power needed to possess it. The problem is that many of us refuse to step toward the promise that has already been made to us and release the power that has already been placed within us! Take the next 5 minutes and consider with me this young man Joshua and what he needed to do reach the promise God had set before him. You are no different than him; in fact – each of us must face this journey at one time or another within our lives. Here's the deal…
Joshua had to accept responsibility… Moses my servant is dead
- Moses was dead – you can't blame a dead man for lack of progress! God brought Joshua to a point where he could no longer hide behind the shadow of this great leader Moses who had been miraculously chosen and prepared to emancipate Israel out of Egypt. Moses was the man who did it all for Israel – so much so that he was overwhelmed with the problems of all the people who came to him from sunup to sundown. But now – this man was gone. It was time for Joshua to take responsibility for what happened from this point on.
- What (or whose) shadow are you hiding behind? Why haven't you accepted full responsibility for where you go in life? Are you still blaming a parent that is out of your life; an economy over which you have no control; or a bad experience you had 30 years ago?
- No one is going to pick you and carry you into Canaan. You and I will only get there when I realize that I am responsible for where I go from this point – not anyone else. This leads me to tell you…
Joshua had to face the immediate challenge… now therefore arise, go over this Jordan
- As soon as you accept responsibility – there will be a challenge that immediately confronts you. Joshua didn't have a clue how he was going to get across Jordan. He wasn't a trained sailor – and even if he was – he didn't have a big enough ship to get hundreds of thousands of people across this deep body of water. He was confronted with a challenge he had no idea of how to conquer – but he knew he had to cross it!
- Many people refuse to accept responsibility for their lives because they know that responsibility brings challenges. But the reality is that you cannot conquer unless there is a challenge to conquer! You cannot overcome unless there is something to "come over"!
- Whatever challenge you have in front of you – face it right now! Stop putting it off pretending as if it is going to go away. It will not go away but rather will grow deeper and loom larger the longer you wait to face the challenge. Sure the Jordan looks deep right now – but don't look at the depth of the river – look at the depth of the riches that lay beyond the river!
Joshua had to believe he had already won before he ever started… Every place that the sole of your foot shall tread upon, that have I given unto you
- A guaranteed outcome breeds confidence. Some of you reading this post right now lack the confidence and faith you need to live a successful and productive life. The reason you lack confidence is because you have allowed the problem to become bigger than the promise.
- When I walk according to the principles of God and under the power of the providence of God – I will never lack the abundance of the provision of God.
- I am guaranteed to win – therefore I must take the first step because that step of success and victory will lead me to a second step of success and victory. Soon – I will look behind and realize that the "Jordan River" of my life and the wilderness is so far behind me – I cannot even see it any longer. Now all I see is the Canaan God has prepared for me.
- Races are won one step at a time!
The question is not if there will be challenges but when they will come and from where will they come. Learn today to face the challenges that lay before you and the power of God is going to confront those challenges – you will win! Your promise is one step away.


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These services can be either fund based or fee based. You would do best to avoid people who may be getting commissions from investment houses – you have no guarantee that the advice they offer is the best for your money. This is where a good deal of research is required before moving on to hiring an investment banking services provider. Make sure that you thoroughly look into the background of the provider, and pay attention to how successful their advice has been to other clients.
You would be handing over the responsibility of handling your wealth to others, it is the least and sensible advice. Remember, you need to make sure that you don ' t start taking advice from random strangers about your wealth. This means that you need to know that the profession you hire is, in fact, a professional – and a successful one, at that. Doing your research before you hand over responsibility will save you a great deal of regret later on. Knowledge on Investment Banking

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Restoring a Derelict Listed Georgian Farmhouse
A crumbling Georgian farmhouse restored to its former glory.
Many of us have fond memories of our childhood homes — of opening Christmas presents in the living room, baking cakes in the kitchen and sliding precariously down the hallway banister. Alvin Augstein has, however, more than distant memories to remind him of the house where he was born, because he and his wife, Amanda, have meticulously restored the crumbling Georgian shell, right down to the paint colours on the walls and the curtains hanging at the windows.
Project Details
- Name: Alvin and Amanda Augstein
- Build Cost: £325,000
- Build Time: 3 Years
- Build Route: Self Managed
- Region: Cambridgeshire
"My parents bought the house back in 1957, and three years later I was born there," Alvin explains. "The building was suffering badly with subsidence and so my father eventually built a replacement house next door and we moved into that instead and continued to farm the surrounding land. Although I only spent my first five years living in The Old Laurels I have extraordinarily vivid memories of that time, which I was able to call upon when we decided to restore the house."
Years passed and, despite a demolition order being applied, the 1830s property remained standing and was used as a grain store for the family farm. Alvin married Amanda and they built a bungalow for themselves beside his parents' new home in the farmyard, from where they could still see the original house – which sported broken windows that reminded Alvin of a gaptoothed child. The unstable rear of the Georgian building was of inferior construction on virtually nonexistent foundations, and had been partially demolished back in the 1960s by Alvin's father, but the imposing front façade remained relatively intact.
"In 1982 the building was listed Grade II and put on English Heritage's buildings at risk register," says Amanda. "In other words, the family was legally obliged to rebuild the house. We were all keen to restore the property to its former glory and employed a quantity surveyor in 1993 who estimated the costs even back then to be £225,000 – including at least £50,000 just to correct the subsidence. Property prices were in the doldrums at that time and we didn't want to spend the rest of our lives paying excessive mortgage costs, so it was put on the back burner for several more years while we worked to raise the money."
By this time, Alvin and Amanda had four children of their own – Bradley, Chloe, Phoebe and Bernie. The couple gained planning permission for two other dwellings on the three-acre farm site which they built to rent out with the express intention of funding the restoration of The Old Laurels. "Our plan was to rebuild the house back to its original size, in keeping with the traditional Georgian style, and we asked the same architect who had designed the other properties on the farm to work with us on the plans," says Alvin.
Building work finally began several years later when trial holes were dug, the central wall of the house was underpinned and new foundations formed to the rear of the structure on the site of the old servants' quarters. At this point it became evident that a well existed in what would previously have been the scullery, and this has been retained as a feature in the new study and capped with glass. "We could have made the house smaller at the back to avoid the well, but in the end we decided to extend this part of the building slightly to accommodate it, which was an added complication," Amanda explains.
Enough bricks were salvaged from the original walls to reuse for the new rear portion of the building, which is of cavity brick and block construction. Alvin's father had carefully stripped and stored the old roof slates several years before and these were mixed with other reclaimed Welsh slates for an authentic finish, but this time the rear roof structure has been altered to prevent the recurring problems associated with the former valley construction. "Even as a child I can remember water coming in every time it rained," says Alvin, "and although I would have loved to recreate it exactly as before it just didn't work, so we now have a standard pitched roof as opposed to a double-pitch structure."
To say that rebuilding the house has been a labour of love would be a gross understatement. Not only did the family tackle an enormous amount of the physical work, spending between 80 and 100 hours each week on site, but their research has been painstaking.
"We were constantly torn between meeting current Building Regulations and listed building consent," says Amanda. "Sometimes they wanted opposite things and we had to try and make the right decisions for the house, but in the end we applied common sense and followed Building Regulations for the new part and listed building requirements for the old. For example, we repaired the original single-glazed sash windows to the front and fitted bespoke double-glazed windows at the rear."
Flexible plastic plumbing meant that all of the original pitch pine floors could be left untouched in the old part of the house, with reclaimed cast iron radiators installed to heat the rooms. The original doors were sent away to be stripped and then, rather than repaint them, were waxed to match the natural wood skirtings and architraves throughout the house. One of the family's biggest disappointments was that all of the original fireplaces were stolen from the derelict building just nine months before work was due to start on the restoration, and appropriate replacements needed to be found.
Most of the internal lime plaster had already been lost due to damp and so the whole house was insulated and dry-lined to modern standards, but the couple kept pieces of the old lime plaster to try and match the original paint colours in the rooms. "We tried out different colours on the walls, but they looked awful against the white marble fireplace," says Alvin. "In the end we chose a very dark green which looks perfect."
Sadly, Alvin's father died before he could see The Old Laurels in all its restored glory, but his mother, June, now lives in the old coach house beside the main house. This was rebuilt as an annexe in a traditional style, using reclaimed materials to reflect the house.
"When June first saw our dining room curtains, which we matched from Alvin's memories, she couldn't believe just how similar they were to the originals," says Amanda, who undertook all of the decorating with help from the children. "We could easily have changed certain things but Alvin was adamant that he wanted to restore the house as accurately as possible – right down to the banisters. Obviously rebuilding a listed property does cost far more than building a new house from scratch, but it has been worth the hard work to finally see the house regain its dignity after all these years."
If Your Home is Listed
Many buildings built between 1700 and 1840 are listed. The most likely grading for a home is Grade II, meaning it is considered 'nationally important and of special interest'. You can find out whether your property is listed by contacting your local authority. If you wish to alter or extend a listed building in a way that affects its character, you must first apply for listed building consent from your local planning authority. Most like-for-like repairs and maintenance don't require consent but you should always check with the local authority before starting work. Listed status covers a whole building, inside and out, along with any outbuildings, walls etc. built before 1948 within the property's curtilage, and each building is different – so there are no set rules for what you can or can't do without consent. Carrying out unauthorised works to a listed building is a criminal offence. Grants may be available for some listed buildings – again, this varies between local authorities – but there are some VAT incentives for alterations (not repairs) requiring listed building consent.


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Born and bred in East London, this brand's urban aesthetic is still its signature. Its leather jackets are legendary, but you'll also find dresses with a boho vibe, and casual essentials from knitwear to footwear.


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Tabletop Tuesday: 'Fetus Feud'
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Amazon isn't just for ordering your monthly supply of toilet paper and K-cups - the site is a treasure trove of designer must haves worthy of every fashion girl's attention. If you're on the hunt for stylish, quality gifts that are easy to order, Amazon is your BFF. It can be overwhelming to shop through the retailer, so we hand-selected a collection of gift-worthy essentials many women would be thrilled to unwrap. Shop through our favorites and get ahead on the holiday season.


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This script connects either to Exchange Online or to a dedicated on-premises Exchange Server to export configured mailbox delegates and SMTP forwarding configurations.
The SMTP forwarding configurations are gathered from inbox rules and from mailbox forwarding settings.
# Example 1
# Connect to the on-premises Exchange Server mx01.varunagroup.de and export delegation and SMTP forwarding information
.\Get-DelegatesAndForwardingRules.ps1 -ExchangeHost mx01.varunagroup.de
# Example 2
# Connect to the on-premises Exchange Server mx01.varunagroup.de, export delegation and SMTP forwarding information and get verbose information on the objects worked on
.\Get-DelegatesAndForwardingRules.ps1 -ExchangeHost mx01.varunagroup.de -Verbose
# Example 3
# Connect to Exchange Online and export delegation and SMTP forwarding information
.\Get-DelegatesAndForwardingRules.ps1 -ExchangeOnline
Use GitHub Issues to leave comments, requests, end even bugs or issues.
The script is based on the O365-InvestigationTooling script DumpDelegatesandForwardingRules.ps1 by Brandon Koeller
Find more Office 365 investigation tooling scripts at https://github.com/OfficeDev/O365-InvestigationTooling.
Office 365 supports the upload of PST files to Azure storage for a direct import to mailboxes hosted in Exchange Online. The steps are described in detail in the online documentation at Microsoft Docs.
Import CSV using an email address
But you might encounter the following error after starting the import job using the Security & Compliance dashboard.
X-Psws-ErrorCode: 840001
X-Psws-Exception: Microsoft.Exchange.Configuration.Tasks.ManagementObjectAmbiguousException,The operation couldn't be performed because 'email@example.com' matches multiple entries.
X-Psws-Warning: When an item can't be read from the source database or it can't be written to the destination database, it will be considered corrupted. By specifying a non-zero BadItemLimit, you are requesting Exchange not copy such items to the destination mailbox. At move completion, these corrupted items will not be available at the destination mailbox.
X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff
Before you were able to start the import job the job configuration, the CSV file, and the content of the PST file were analyzed successfully. There was no hint of multiple entries for the target mailbox.
The detailed error message can be retrieved using the View log link. A clear text message is stated in the Status detail column, but you need to expand the width of the column.
The hint provided in the status detail column states that there are multiple identities for the primary email. At this point in time, I do not know, how this possible when the target account is synchronized with AAD Connect.
Use the target mailbox GUID instead of the target email address as the target address in the CSV configuration file.
Connect to Exchange Online Remote PowerShell session and query the mailbox GUID for the target mailbox(es).
# Query target mailbox GUID for a single mailbox
Get-Mailbox email@example.com] | FL Guid
Create a new import job referencing the same PST file already copied to the Azure storage.
Import CSV example using the mailbox GUID
The import job will now be executed as expected.
Do you need assistance with your Exchange Server platform? You have questions about your Exchange Server organization and implementing a hybrid configuration with Office 365? You are interested in what Exchange Server 2019 has to offer for your company?
Contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com
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When you want to migrate your legacy public folders from Exchange 2010 to modern public folders in Exchange Online you must prepare the public folder names for migration.
Public folder names are not allowd to contain the following:
The script Fix-PublicFolderNames.ps1 fixes the public folder names in preparation for migration to modern public folders.
# Rename and trim public folders found on Server MYPFSERVER
.\Fix-PublicFolderNames -PublicFolderServer MYPFSERVER
This is a map of the current datacenter footprint of Exchange Online, as presented during Microsoft Igite 2017 in Orlando.
There is a difference between Exchange Online datacenters hosting mailboxes and front door endpoint datacenters. Front door endpoints are public peering locations providing client connections with higher reliability and lower latency.
It's going to be an interesting week next week at Microsoft Ignite in Orlando, FL.
There will be a lot announcements about Microsoft Technologies to come.
The conference is the best opportunity to learn about new technologies and to extend your IT professional network.
If you want to talk about OneDrive for Business, Exchange On-Premises and Exchange Online solutions, or how you can move to cloud service contact me by email or Twitter to schedule a meeting.
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APPLE PASSIONBy: Darrelyn L. Tutt
A biography on Steve Jobs has proven valuable and the reading of it has provoked challenge and inspiration.-------Over that remarkable untangible thing called "time," Steve Jobs "graduated" from his garage (his computer haven,) into a corporate office. His superior love and knowledge of electronics, coupled with a strategic business mind and financial savvy, wove itself into the mental fabric and company he created called "Apple." Steve Jobs had the ability to set peoples' minds ablaze with desire, and the launching of computers into early California classrooms proved one of the wisest, though costly investments, he ever made.He worked through a maze of technology glitches and retained his enthusiastic zeal for learning, teaching, and bettering the lives of others through the arena of electronics. Throughout his life he made learning and "updating" his mission.Small wonder he is haled as one of the most admired business leaders in the world."His greatest gift was the ability to know what technology the public wanted, even before they did.""On December 12, 1980, Apple Computer became a public company. Shares of Apple began the day selling at $22 each. Over 4.5 million shares sold out in just minutes. This was the largest IPO (Initial Public Offering) since the Ford Motor Company went public in 1956. By the end of the day, shares were worth $29 each, and the company was worth $1.778 billion. At least forty Apply employees became instant millionaires through their shares."------Hmmm ...Who would've guessed that a love for technology would prove so explosive?Who, but God, knows the things He has prepared in advance for any of us to do?It's all such an amazing wonder, dear Reader.God has outfitted each of us with gifts that are intended to lend themselves to a "graduation" from one place to another. In His time and in His way He moves us from a "garage" to a unspecified calling and "place" thought unthinkable in earlier days. He outfits and indentures His "beloved" with an internal composite and concoction of specified "gift" in order to bring Him glory and praise and He does it in seemingly impossible but explosive ways.And none but God knows how He will do this.-----Dear Reader, don't underestimate the workings and gifts of God stationed in your "being" no matter how small they may appear. Utilize every little thing He gives you for His glory and commit the outcome to His care and keeping.Labor for the betterment of others and employ His passion at work within you.Employ yourself with the Spirit's enablement and energy, and ask Him for the wisdom of His directive all-seeing eye to fill you.Navigate your life by the open Word and the open Word will navigate itself through you.Pray for "Apple" passion and become an "Apple" ambassador for Him.To God be all glory great things He has done; And great things He shall do ... Yes.Amen.----- "For we are His workmanship created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them."Ephesians 2:10


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Water damage can have a significant impact on your business. It can destroy your inventory, delay transactions, or worse yet, impact the health of your employees by breeding mold or bacteria.
Water damage can happen for a variety of reasons at a facility — leaky pipes, severe weather, or human error such as not properly closing plumbing or valves all can wreak havoc for your business. Unfortunately, most of the damages due to excess water occurs before it becomes visible, which is why calling in professionals like Firewater Response to clean up and restore your facility immediately is important.
There are steps you should take immediately to protect your employees and business should you suspect or discover water damage.
- Evacuate the premises. Depending on the severity of the flooding, consider evacuating the facility to protect the health of your employees. Floods and sewage backups are normally host to dangerous chemicals, like oil runoff, bacteria and viruses.
- Turn off the power. If there is standing water, there is a risk of electric shock. If safe and possible, turn off the main power.
- Shut off the water. If you suspect a burst water supply, and it is safe, shut off the main incoming water valve to reduce additional damage.
- Contact your insurance company. It is important to alert your insurer of the damage, understand your coverage, and get your claim started.
- Call a reputable water mitigation specialist. Look for providers that operate 24/7, have an Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC), and will work directly with your insurance company.


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One Month Itinerary for Central Asia
Have you ever wonder what it is like to travel the ancient Silk Road? You don't have to wonder anymore as you can travel the Silk Road by yourself with my guide on how to backpack through Central Asia in one month with a suggested itinerary, where to stay, and basically everything you need to plan your own trip. Without further ado, let's begin, shall we?Table of Contents
- One Month Central Asia Itinerary Map
- Central Asia Travel Video
- Why Go to Central Asia
- When to Go to Central Asia
- Where to Stay in Central Asia
- Visas for Central Asia
- How to Get to Central Asia
- How to Get Around Central Asia
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One Month Backpacking Itinerary for Central Asia
- Almaty, Kazakhstan
- Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
- Karakol, Kyrgyzstan
- Kadji Say, Kyrgyzstan
- Kochkor and Song Kul, Kyrgyzstan
- Osh, Kyrgyzstan
- The Pamir Highway, Tajikistan
- Dushanbe, Tajikistan
- Samarkand, Uzbekistan
- Bukhara, Uzbekistan
- Khiva, Uzbekistan
- Darvaza Crater, Turkmenistan
- Ashgabat, Turkmenistan
- Yangykala Canyon, Turkmenistan
- Ashgabat, Turkmenistan
- Further Reading for Central Asia
One Month Central Asia Itinerary Map
Central Asia Travel Video
Why Go to Central Asia
Central Asia is one of the last few regions of the world that is still considered to be off-the-beaten-path for travelers who are looking for a real adventure. The region also played an important role in connecting the East to the West during the Silk Road time hence why there are so many ancient monuments, stunning old towns, and forgotten cultures for you to explore.
Not just that, the region is extremely diverse making it the perfect area to backpack around for a month or more. With the stunningly beautiful mountains of Kyrgyzstan, the Pamir Highway in Tajikistan, the stunning architecture of Uzbekistan, the Gateway to Hell in Turkmenistan and the rich culture of Kazakhstan, you will never get bored in Central Asia.
When to Go to Central Asia
The best time to visit Central Asia is during Spring (April - May) or Autumn (September - November) where the weather is mild in all the countries in Central Asia and the shifting colors of forests and mountains is in full-swing.
You can go during the mid-summer months but be aware that Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan are mostly a desert and it will be very hot and most uncomfortable if you plan to take a public transportation.
Where to Stay in Central Asia
Almaty - Sky Hostel Almaty (Budget) - 7 USD/Night (Dorm) | Resident Hotel Delux (Mid-Range) - 35 USD/Night
Bishkek - Interhouse Bishkek (Budget) - 10 USD/Night (Dorm) | Ocean Hotel (Mid-Range) - 33 USD/Night (Double Room)
Karakol - Duet Hostel (Budget) - 5 USD/Night (Dorm) | Interhouse Karakol (Mid-Range) - 32 USD/Night
Kadji Say - Legenda Health Resort (Budget) - 3 USD/Night
Kochkor - Hostel Jailoo (Budget) - 5 USD/Night | Guest House Nur (Mid-Range) - 23 USD/Night
Song Kul - Contact CBT Office in Kochkor and they will arrange a yurt accommodation for you
Osh - Osh Guesthouse (Budget) - 6 USD/Night | Asman Guest House (Mid-Range) - 40 USD/Night
The Pamir Highway - Mostly Homestays and Guesthouses - 10 - 15 USD/Night with dinner
Dushanbe - Green House Hostel - 7 USD/Night (Dorm) | 25 USD/Night (Double Room)
Samarkand - Amir Hostel (Budget) - 10 USD/Night (Dorm) | 22 USD/Night (Double Room)
Bukhara - Rumi Hostel (Budget) - 8 USD/Night | 22 USD/Night (Double Room)
Khiva - Laliopa 2 Guest House (Budget) - 7 USD/Night | 23 USD/Night (Double Room)
Darvaza Crater - Camping (tent + food included in the tour)
Ashgabat - Depending on the tour you picked from Stantours.
Yangykala Canyon - Camping (tent + food included in the tour)
Daily Budget
This place is moderately priced with transportation, food and accommodation average around 35 - 55 USD per day per person. Not that cheap but not too expensive.
Keep in mind that this is just a suggested daily budget based on my style of traveling, which is leaning more toward the budget side of things. If you want to stick to this budget, expect to sleep in dorms, eat out only a few times, and be comfortable using the cheapest and most convenient way of transportation, which often times involves walking.
Visas for Central Asia
No matter where you are from, getting the visa for countries in Central Asia is complicated and require you to plan ahead before you arrive.
Kazakhstan is easy if you have European or American passport but for the rest of us, you will need to get a visa prior to arriving in Central Asia. They only issue visas to tourists from the embassy in their home country. You can not get your Kazakhstan visa abroad unless there is no Kazakhstan embassy in your country.
For more info: How to get an Kazakhstan visa.
Kyrgyzstan is the easiest as they either are visa-free or offer Visa-on-Arrival to most countries. For visa-on-arrival, you can only get it at the Mana Internation Airport so if you are from a country that is eligible for visa-on-arrival, you will either have to fly into Bishkek or prepare your visa prior to starting the trip.
For more info: How to get an Kyrgyzstan visa.
Tajikistan visa is pretty simple to get if you are eligible for e-visa. You can easily apply for an e-visa here. The visa cost 50 USD + 20 USD for GBAO Permit which is required if you are planning to travel through the Pamir Highway. Be sure to also print it all out before you start your journey from Osh as there will be no place for you to print anything after that. If you are not eligible for an e-visa, you will have to apply it at the embassy.
For more info: How to get an Tajikistan visa.
Uzbekistan has recently opened up the country to tourists and many countries (51 nationalities as of 2018) are now eligible for an e-visa which can be done online without a letter of invitation. If your country is not on the offical list, you will have to contact a tour company to issue a letter of invitation, which can take up to 7 days so be sure to do it prior to your trip. After you get the LOI, you can apply for the visa in Bishkek or from your country and that will take another week or two.
For more info: How to get an Uzbekistan visa.
Turkmenistan is the toughest one out of all. The country is one of the most isolated countries in the world and in order to travel there, you will either need to get a tour (for the duration of the tour) or apply for a transit visa (5 days including entry and exit days). The criteria for visa approval is totally random as I got rejected first and got immediately approved the second time I applied and I was applying through a tour company. Same goes for transit visas.
The best way to get Turkmenistan visa is via a tour company as you won't have to rush through the country and they will manage the visa process for you so you can apply even while you are abroad. The cheapest tour company I found is Stantours. They are responsive and made the whole ordeal easy for me. I highly recommended them if you are looking to apply for a tourist visa.
For more info: How to Get Into Turkmenistan.
How to Get to Central Asia
The most connected airport to the international world in Central Asia is the one in Almaty which is perfect since our itinerary begins there. Air Astana is the cheapest option and very well-connected throughout the world. Turkish Airline is a great option as well. Make sure to browse through Skyscanner and Momondo to find the best deal that fit your itinerary before booking anything.
How to Get Around Central Asia
Like with all other post-soviet states, marshrutka (minivan) is the cheapest way to get around the city or in between cities in Central Asia. You can also cheaply fly domestic for a further route like Bishkek to Osh and Ashgabat to Turkmenbashi.
Trains are also a great way to move around in Uzbekistan without having to deal with the unreliability of buses and marshrutkas there.
For the Pamir Highway in Tajikistan you will need to hire a jeep with a driver since the highway is extremely remote and not many people are traveling the route.
For more info on the rate of hiring a jeep with the driver, visit: How to Get Around the Pamir Highway.
For Turkmenistan, you do not need to worry about it as the tour will provide you with all the transportation you need to get to the places you want. It's all-inclusive. By land, they should provide you with a jeep and a driver. For some itinerary, you might need to fly and the tour company should provide you with transportation to the airport and the air ticket without you having to do anything.
You have plenty of options for internet in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan with having a local sim card is the most reliable way to stay connected but plenty of hotels and restaurants in big cities have fast wifi available.
For the Pamir Highway in Tajikistan, you will not have any internet connection whatsoever throughout your road trip until Dushanbe so let people know you will be gone for a week.
Fast internet is also hard to come by in Uzbekistan with the most reliable way to stay connected is to register to get a sim card. Unfortunately, that can only be done in Tashkent and since we are not passing through the capital city, we will have to rely on the hotel's wifi which is passable but doesn't expect to reliably stream Youtube videos from your phone or laptop.
Turkmenistan has an extremely strict censorship when it comes to the internet and you will only find free wifi in Ashgabat and only in international hotels like Hotel Oguzkent and Grand Turkmen Hotel and the are slow as hell. Be sure to get a working VPN before arriving as well if you want to access apps like Facebook, YouTube and Twitter. Orbot for Android work awesomely in Turkmenistan.
Travel Insurance
If you are looking for a travel insurance to go along with your trip to Central Asia, I would recommend WorldNomads.com, which is what I use to look for a travel insurance that fits my kind of adventure.
One Month Backpacking Itinerary for Central Asia
Almaty, Kazakhstan (2 Nights)
Photos by Torekhan Sarmanov
Almaty is home to many stunning architectures from the brutalist style buildings you often see in this part of the world to the Russian Orthodox style cathedrals. If you are into architecture, be sure to drop by Zenkov Cathedral, Kazakh Museum of Folk Musical Instruments, First President's Park, Arman Cinema and the Auezov Theatre.
Almaty is also a great place to launch yourself into the surrounding beautiful nature like the Big Almaty Lake, the Kok-Tobe hill and Aksay Gorge.
From Almaty, you can easily take a private/shared taxi to Bishkek which should take from 4 - 10 hours depending on the traffic and the delay at the border. For more detail guide on how to cross the border, check out: Crossing the Kazakhstan – Kyrgyzstan Border.
For more info about Almaty: 25 Things to Know Before You Visit Almaty, Kazakhstan.
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan (3 Nights)
Bishkek is one of my favorite cities in Central Asia. With a blend of brutalist architecture and the nature surrounding it, there is always things to do here.
You can go to Ala Archa and hike through the valley and alpine forest for a day or you can a little bit further east for a change in scenery and hike around the Konorchek Canyon.
Want to see what the real nightlife is like in Bishkek? Go to No Name Bar for a pint of craft beer before hitting the hippest club in town, Tuman where all the cool kids hang out.
For more info: Top 10 Things To Do In Bishkek.
Karakol, Kyrgyzstan (4 Nights)
From Bishkek, you can take a marshrutka to Karakol, a base town to launch yourself into all the beautiful mountains around the Issyk Kul region. An unforgettable trail I would recommend is a 3 days trek to Ala Kul that will take you through one of the most stunning valleys and lakes in Karakol.
The highest pass you will have to hike is 3,800m high and that is where you will be able to see the true beauty of the mountains in Kyrgyzstan. The hike is tough and the trail not very well marked but I can assure you after you reach the pass, you will know why it is worth every sweat.
For more info: Trekking The Ala Kul & Altyn Arashan In 2 Days.
Kadji Say, Kyrgyzstan (1 Night)
After a long trek like the Ala Kul, you will need a bit of a rest day and there is no better place to do it than at a small beach-side town in a remote part of Issyk Kul, the second highest Alpine lake in the world. Enjoy a quiet evening, watching the sun set behind the Tian Shan mountain and listening to the sound of a wave crashing along the rocky coast of Issyk Kul.
Be sure to drop by the Fairy Tale canyon on your way out of Kadji Say. You will not regret it.
Kochkor and Song Kul, Kyrgyzstan (2 Nights)
After Kadji Say, we continue onward to another highlight of Kyrgyzstan, the Song Kul, an alpine lake 3000m above sea-level, but before you get there, you will have to go to Kochkor and find a tour to go to Song Kul lake. You can either go with one of the tourism organization like CBT (Community Based Tourism) and Shepherd's Life, which you can find in Kochkhor or organize it through your hostel. The more you can find people to join you, the cheaper it will be.
I did it alone and even though it was not cheap, I had a great time going with the Sheperd's Life. I met other travelers up there and we had a big party around a campfire, dancing to Kyrgyz dance music blasting out from a Toyota Yaris under the stars. It was a surreal experience.
Osh, Kyrgyzstan (2 Nights)
From Kochkor, it is best that you head back to Bishkek via a marshrutka and fly to Osh to save time. The flight from Bishkek to Ost can cost as low as 30 USD so if you don't have a lot of time to spare, flying is the best way. If not, you can take an overnight bus or go with a shared taxi to Osh which could take as long as 8 hours.
Osh is like another country to the rest of Kyrgyzstan. Its landscape comprising of mostly desert, Uzbek population, and the deliciousness of the food here makes it all worthwhile to come all the way down here. You can spend a day hiking the Sulayman Mountain and planning for another highlight of your trip to Central Asia, the Pamir Highway.
For more info:The Ultimate Backpacking Guide To Kyrgyzstan.
The Pamir Highway, Tajikistan (7 Nights)
For the Pamir Highway, as mentioned before you will need to rent a jeep and hire a driver to traverse the road and one way you can organize is through Osh Guesthouse in Osh. This is the hub where you can organize a trip to the Pamir Highway and find other backpackers to share the jeep with. You can also plan ahead and connect with other travelers online at Caravanistan Forum and plan the trip together. I personally used the forum and successfully found 3 more people to share the jeep with.
There are a few routes you can take to traverse the Pamir Highway but I would recommend the 7 days one as follow:
- Day 1: Osh - Lenin Peak - Sary Mogul
- Day 2: Sary Mogul - Crossed to Tajikistan - Karakul Lake
- Day 3: Karakul Lake - Murghab
- Day 4: Murghab - Bulunkul (Hiking possibility)
- Day 5: Bulunkul - Wakhan Valley - Langar
- Day 6: Langar - Hotspring - Ishkashim
- Day 7: Ishkashim - Khorog
- Day 8: Khorog - Dushanbe (public jeep)
One of the highlights of the Pamir Highway trip is the Wakhan Valley which runs along the border between Tajikistan and Afghanistan where you will be able to take a peek at the true beauty of Afghanistan landscape. You don't get to do that very often in life. 😉
Khorog is the last town you will be traveling with the rented jeep so from here, you will have to get a marshrutka to Dushanbe which can take up to 16 hours depending on the road condition. The marshrutka leaves early in the morning from the bus stop in Khorog. If the weather permits, you can also fly on a small aircraft back to Dushanbe which will allow you to see the surrounding landscape from above.
For more info:8 Days Pamir Highway Itinerary - Everything You Need To Know.
Dushanbe, Tajikistan (2 Nights)
After the Pamir Highway, you can spend the day in Dushanbe relaxing, eating good food and go for a walk around the Rudaki Park and check out the second tallest flagpole in the world (first is in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia).
I like Dushanbe. The slow quiet vibe of Dushanbe is a much-needed change from spending time with 7 other people for 8 days in the Pamir Highway (we were 2 jeeps traveling together). Before ending the day, talk to your hostel or guesthouse and organize a taxi to the Tajikistan and Uzbekistan border for the next morning.
Samarkand, Uzbekistan (2 Nights)
It should take you the entire day traveling from Dushanbe to Samarkand through the Denau border. It is a long trip but once you arrive in Samarkand you will start to feel like you are traveling along the Ancient Silk Road.
The entire city of Samarkand is like an open-air museum. You can fly stunning ancient architecture like the Registan or the Shah-i-Zinda necropolis all over the city.
Bibi Khanym Mosque and Gur-e Amir Сomplex are also worth visiting as well when you are in Samarkand.
Bukhara, Uzbekistan (2 Nights)
After spending 2 days in Samarkand, continue westward to another important ancient city of the Silk Road, Bukhara. Some of the many beautiful ancient architectures that you shouldn't miss in Bukhara are the Kalon Mosque and its Minaret, or the massive Ark of Bukhara.
These architectures are nice and all but the real beauty of Bukhara lies within the small alleys of the old town area where you can walk around, discovering local shops and houses, while seeing local people living out their lives. There's no place quite like Bukhara.
Khiva, Uzbekistan (3 Nights)
Khiva is another ancient city that played an important role during the Silk Road time. The entire city is a UNESCO site with it being surrounded by an old ancient wall that maintained its traditional look throughout the years.
The cool part about Khiva is that the people are still living inside the wall despite the place being turned into a tourist attraction. Within the boundary of the wall, you will find a minaret that you can climb to watch the sunset over Khiva. It was quite a sight to behold.
The next day, hire a taxi to take you to one of the many ancient fortresses scattered around the desert of Uzbekistan. One of the most impressive fortresses is the Ayaz Qala, or what's left of it at least since zero work went into maintaining the fortress. It is still fun to hike around the fortress though.
For more info:A Backpacking Guide to Spending 2 Weeks in Uzbekistan.
Darvaza Crater, Turkmenistan (1 Night)
At this point, you should already have organized a tour to Turkmenistan, telling your driver that you will be crossing the border from Khiva at a certain time. If everything goes accord to the plan, your driver should be waiting for you at the other end of the border where he will drive you to the Darvaza Crater, set up a tent, make you dinner and then you are free to roam the desert.
The Gateway to Hell (Darvaza Crater) is one of the most surreal places I've seen in my life. It is as hot, as scary and as beautiful as it looks in photos. Apparently, the crater has been burning for the past 40+ years or so since it was discovered and ignited in 1971.
The crater is most beautiful at night when it lighted up the entire area under the stars as it burns through its infinite gas reserver.
Ashgabat, Turkmenistan (2 Nights)
After spending a night in Darvaza you will have to go to Ashgabat and register as a tourist. The whole process will be managed by your tour company, all you have to do is sign some stuff and then you are "free" to roam, you know, as free as a tourist can be in a place like Ashgabat.
Ashgabat or the White Marble city is a strange place that you may feel like you hate it at first (it felt like I was suffocating with all the "you can't walk there" and "you can take a photo here" rules), you once you get the hang of it, the place is quite interesting to explore on your own.
There are several gigantic, alien-looking white marble monuments all over the city. The must-see places are Wedding Palace (Bagt köşgi), Sculpture Of Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow, Alem Center (Älem), Constitution Monument (Konstitusiýa binasy), Bitaraplyk Binasy, and Independence Monument (Garaşsyzlyk binasy). And I've checked, you can take a photo in these places without being nagged by the police!
After spending 2 full days exploring Ashgabat, you can either take a domestic flight to Turkmenbashi and meet your driver at the airport there or if you have time, you can opt for a land journey with your driver to Turkmenbashi and continue on to Yangykala Canyon.
Yangykala Canyon, Turkmenistan (1 Night)
Another awesome place to camp under the stars, the Yangykala Canyon is one of the most spectacular natural sights in Turkmenistan showing off its unique red, pink and orange bands that stretched across the canyon walls.
Your camping spot should be somewhere near the plateau that will allow you to climb up to see the 360° view of the canyon while having grilled chicken with your driver, watching the sunset turning the entire landscape orange. Turkmenistan truly shines when you are out and about, spending your time in nature away from all civilization.
Ashgabat, Turkmenistan (1 Night)
After Yangykala Canyon, you can either get a ferry to Baku to continue on your journey to Azerbaijan or head straight back to Ashgabat where you will be flying back to Almaty or straight home.
For more info:One Week In Turkmenistan - A Complete Guide To One Of The Hardest Country To Get Into.
Further Reading for Central Asia
Are you looking to dive deeper into Central Asia? Here are a selection of travel guides and itineraries for traveling in Central Asia:
- A great country to start your journey in Central Asia is Kyrgyzstan since they are the easiest country to enter the region. Here's a complete 3 weeks itinerary travel guide to Kyrgyzstan.
- Bishkek, the capital city is a great place to use as a base for you to get all tourist visas for the surrounding countries like Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, and the city has a ton to offer. Here are top 10 things to do in Bishkek.
- Kyrgyzstan is known for its mountains and one of the best trek you can do is the Ala Kul trek. Here's a travel guide for trekking the Ala Kul trail and how you can do it in 2 days.
- The Pamir Highway is one of the best road trips you can do in your life and it begins in Osh, Kyrgyzstan and ends in Dushanbe, Tajikistan. Here's a complete guide on how to plan your Pamir Highway road trip.
- If Kyrgyzstan is known for its mountains, then Uzbekistan is known for its culture and architectures. With several ancient Silk Road cities, there is a ton to see in Uzbekistan. Here's a 2 weeks itinerary and a travel guide in Uzbekistan.
- Last but not least, one of the hardest country to visit in Central Asia is Turkmenistan and you will require to do a lot of planning before you can visit. Here's a complete travel guide with a one week itinerary for Turkmenistan.
- Looking for more travel guides for Central Asia? You can find more on my Central Asia Travel Guide page.
- For more of my travel guides, visit All Destination Travel Guide page.
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Nag's Head Market food hall bid, despite booze blow
Owners to press ahead with plans for upper floors
03 May, 2019 — By Emily Finch
The Nag's Head Market's owners say a food hall could open later this month
THE owners of Nag's Head Market said they are still planning to open a controversial new food hall in the market's unused upper floors by the end of the month, despite failing to get an alcohol licence from the Town Hall.
Market director Satpal Sathi said he would go forward with plans to open 17 food stalls in the market and promised local residents that they would be offered a 20 per cent discount on food.
He said the "traders were really upset" that they will not be able to sell alcohol with some dropping out.
An Islington Council licensing sub-committee, chaired by Cllr Gary Poole, refused to grant the new market a licence to sell alcohol during a heated meeting in February. The licence was rejected because the market falls in a cumulative impact area which means the area is already saturated with places serving alcohol.
Mr Sathi said: "We made it already, and already took deposits from the traders. It's not that we can change [our plans] any time. We will try our best to make it nice for people to come."
He said his market was only ever going to attract "people with families, not just anyone" and added: "They [the residents] thought we were making a nightclub or disco, it wasn't like that. If you go to a restaurant you need some type of a drink. It wasn't like people were going to come and drink and drink and drink alcohol. It's not that."
When asked if he would reapply for a new alcohol licence, Mr Sathi said: "We will open it and see. We will see how it goes."
A representative for the market submitted retrospective planning permission for a ventilation flue, a steel external staircase and an access door last month. The council is expected to make a decision on this application in the next few months.
Ann Devine, who lives near the new food hall's entrance in Hertslet Road, said she and her neighbours "opposed the market getting planning permission for work already done to make the upper floor functional for food and alcohol sales".
She said: "Noise from food delivery motorcyclists and patrons until late PM and early AM, plus noise from lorries clearing cooking fat from blocked drains early AM, keeps residents awake.
"Motorcyclists and patrons litter local roads and gardens. Too many cars come into the area already. All of this will get worse if the market gets planning permission."
She added: "Nag's Head already has plenty of great places to eat and drink. What we really need are more places to burn off all those calories. A dance studio might be a better use for the Upper Floor."
Cllr Asima Shaikh, the Town Hall's inclusive economics chief, said: "I have concerns about the owners' plans for the market in that it will displace local traders and local communities that have been at the market.
"I have concerns the plans could result in increased rent and prices. We need an inclusive economy for all, and places like Finsbury Park and the Nag's Head Market are really important as they're affordable, social and local."


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If you are not making a living by teaching Linux in school, you'll definitely encounter this error sooner or later in your daily work. The error is due to the limited command line length.i.e, the * in your command expands to a large number of files which makes the command line exceed the length limitation. You can easily find a solution to this, like this one:
find folder2 -name '*.*' -exec mv {} folder \;
Unfortunately, the command does not work because the first line of the output of the find command is the folder2 itself so the mv command will move the whole folder to folder. I bet the author did not even try it himself. The correct command to mv a large number of files is:
find folder2 -name '*.*' -type f -exec mv {} folder \;
The command looks a little strange. Let me explain it to you. The find command looks for "*.*" files in folder2 . For each file it finds, call the mv command replacing {} with the file name. Note that there is no space in between {}. "-exec", "mv", "{}", "folder", ";" are all parameters of the find command like "folder2″ ,"-name", "*.*" , "-type" and "f". The ";" parameter tells the find command to take the stuff between -exec and ";" as a command to execute. Without ";" and if there are other parameters for the find following, it won't tell if they are the parameters of the find, or the parameters of the command to be executed.
Other solutions for the "Argument list too long" problem would use the xargs command like this which can delete a large number of files.
find . -name "*.pdf" -print0 | xargs -0 rm
As usual, they do not tell you the exact meaning of each option. To understand what the command means, you should master the usage of xargs first. The xargs command reads from stdin then executes a command and takes what it reads from the input as the parameter(s) of that command. If there're too many characters read from the input considering the maximum command line length, xargs will separate the input and construct multiple command lines each of which is less than the maximum length. The spaces or newlines in the input would delimit the input to multiple parameters of the command to be executed. Knowing that, we can understand what the above command means. The find command prints the file names to the stand output from which xargs reads as stand input. By default, xargs uses blank and newline to delimit the input to parameters. If the file name contains space or newlines, it will be converted to several parameters to feed the rm command, which is not what we want. The "-0″ option tell xargs to delimit the input using null character, while "-print0″ option tells the find command to separate the output with null character instead of normal newline character. The "-0″ and the "-print0″ corporate with each other to handle with special characters in file names.


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Brunei is a constitutional sultanate, and it achieved independence from England in 1984. The same family has ruled the country for over six centuries.
Type of System
The Judicial branch is composed by Courts of Magistrate, Sharia Courts, and the High Court. The legal system is based on English common law, and for Muslims Sharia law supersedes civil law with regard to marriages and inheritance.
Sources of Defendants' Rights
The 1959 Constitution does not grant any right to defendants in criminal proceedings, as well as any other right. The presence of a defense counsel is not envisioned throughout the entire criminal proceeding, from the investigation phase to the sentencing (Chapter XIX of the Criminal Procedure Code is titled "Trials without the Aid of Assessors"). The system is then based on the defendant's self representation and participation to the trial. As well, neither the privilege against self-incrimination, nor the presumption of innocence are granted.
Some safeguards are still found in the Brunei Criminal Procedure Code, such as the right to confront accusers, and the right to notice of charges.
Among the most important international human rights instruments, Brunei has ratified only the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discriminations Against Women (CEDAW).
Defendants' Rights
Under the Criminal Procedure Code a warrant is required to arrest a person. Nonetheless, the cases when an arrest can be made without a warrant are so broad that almost nullify the previous rule (Sections 19, 28, 33 of the Criminal Code).
The preventive detention and the pre-trial detention do not require a warrant to be executed, if there are reasons to believe that a person has been associated with activities of a criminal nature, and he has to be detained in the interests of public safety, peace and good order. The preventive detention can last up to 3 years, the pre-trial detention can be extended up to 14 days if investigative reasons exist.
Any statement made by any person, including a person in the custody of a police officer, made before or after that person is charged and whether in the course of a police investigation or not is admissible as evidence. If that person tenders himself as a witness, he can be cross examined. Courts have to verify if the statement is voluntary questioning both the Prosecutor and the defendant.
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- 2009 Prison Population: 423 people for a population of 400,000. This means 106 detainees for 100,000 people, of which 8.3% in pre-trial detention.
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The Lord is our Strength (Ps 27:1). The joy of the Lord is our strength (Neh 8:10). In Him Who is the Source of our strength we have strength for everything (Phil 4:13).
Samson had incredible physical strength, but spiritually he had weaknesses. If we rely on our own strength, we will falter. However, if we rely on the Lord's strength, we will not grow weary or fade away (Is 40:28ff). Therefore, we must constantly seek the Lord and His strength (Ps 105:4).
In our weakness, God's strength and power reach perfection (2 Cor 12:9-10). As the song says, in Jesus, "we are weak, but He is strong." Fortitude (strength) is a gift of the Holy Spirit bestowed on us in the Sacrament of Confirmation (Catechism, 1831, 1845). The Spirit strengthens us throughout our Christian life if we are open to receive His graces.
Jesus is meek (Mt 11:29) but He is not weak. He pours out the Holy Spirit upon us (Rm 5:5) and, with His strength, we can leap over a wall (Ps 18:30). Obstacles and barriers cannot keep us down. By waiting on the Lord, that is, by serving Him as does a waiter in a restaurant, God renews our strength (Is 40:31). We have strength in the Lord to bear even the heaviest cross.


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Welcome to the 2018 -2019 school year! I am excited to be working with Mrs. Rodrigo, Mrs. Minton and Mrs. Pierce during Math this year.
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Next Up - Ninja Club- see the Math Club page for the facts to know !
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The Minister of Communications, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful has officially launched the Smart Communities Project. The aim of the project is to bring internet services to deprived communities in Ghana.
The project is currently being piloted in the Brong Ahafo and Western regions in Ghana. It will provide WiFi in public places such as schools, hospitals, banks, police stations and marketplaces.
The Smart Communities Project is being spearheaded by the Ghana Investment Fund for Electronic Communications (GIFEC) with support from Bluetown Company Limited, United Nations Capital Development Fund, National Board for Small Scale Industries and Zeepay Developers.
GIFEC is using the project to integrate Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) into all facets of societal development as part of efforts to bridge the internet gap between the served and underserved communities.
Hotspots will also be created at public spaces whilst computers and accessories will be provided to schools.
The Smart Community Project is one of the initiatives of the Ghanaian government to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, the ICT for Accelerated Development policy of Ghana, and the International Telecommunications Union targets.
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@johp3r, John Perry, & @xicano_design, Rafa in collaboration with Bill Graham of Murphy and McNeil present to you the Gael Laoch release.
For those that follow John and Rafa you've seen the work, love for life, and love for this shaving hobby. It's a mutual respect from two guys who are similar yet so different. This Gael Laoch release is a follow up to BDLM, Barbershop De Los Muertos, which was a small release done last year that was very well received and had many people wishing they got in on it. When the time came to plan another release they had this scent on their mind and knew exactly the artisan to do it. The fact that everything ties together so well is no accident either.
Murphy and McNeil, with their affinity for Irish/Scottish history and symbolism, has been producing arguably one of the top tier soaps for a little while now. This made it more than easy to ask Bill for a collaboration on this set. The time has come.
The Norse–Gaels were a people of mixed Gaelic and Norse ancestry and culture. They emerged in the Viking Age, when Vikings who settled in Ireland and in Scotland adopted Gaelic culture and intermarried with Gaels. The Norse–Gaels dominated much of the Irish Sea and Scottish Sea regions from the 9th to 12th century. Bad asses are the ones who survived and thrived.
Gael Laoch is a set in tribute to those who get up each day and conquer. For some it is those that serve and protect us and our way of life. It is also those that show up daily and work hard in their day to day life. They are your friends, family, coworkers, and strangers.
Warriors in the simplest form and those that you count on, even when you don't realize it.
The scent on this set is inspired by Creed Viking and is one that will evoke these feelings in us all.
A note from Bill at Murphy and McNeil
I couldn't be happier to have the opportunity to work with Rafa and John. As you can imagine the creation of this release has been a whirlwind, but both of these guys through their experience have taught me a ton about what it means to bring a great product to market, and I feel absolutely privileged to be able to feature our products with Rafa's amazing artwork.
I also wanted to let you know that in keeping with our values, this release will also be supporting an important cause. Every day in the U.S.A. there are those who both serve and have served in our nation's military. We believe in supporting our active military and veterans, particularly those who have given so much of themselves in pursuit of protecting our freedoms.
A portion of the proceeds of this release will be dedicated to support our members of the military and veterans who have been injured in the line of duty. Specifically, we will be contributing a portion of the sales of this release to the Wounded Warrior Project.
Using a NEW modified version Murphy and McNeil's sought-after duck/tallow formula to provide greater firmness to our soap, this limited release is sure to be an excellent addition to your summer shaving lineup while supporting an amazing cause.
Important: Air Delivery & International Guests
Alcohol based aftershaves cannot ship via air delivery. Customers outside U.S. should select an alcohol free version of this product, otherwise they will automatically receive an alcohol free version to ensure a good shipping experience.
Scent Profile
- Scent Strength: Light/Medium
- Top: Bergamot, Lemon, Pepper
- Middle: Pepper, Rose, Peppermint
- Base: Sandalwood, Vetiver, Patchouli, Lavandin
- Notes: An aquatic accord with hints of zesty citrus and fresh/green mint, some may recognize this fragrance as an homage to Creed's "Viking" (no affiliation).
Shave Soap Ingredients
- Soap Base: Aon (Firm)
- Stearic Acid, Water, Beef Tallow, Duck Fat, Potassium Hydroxide, Kokum Butter, Menthol (Optional - White Jar), Castor Oil, Sodium Hydroxide, Shea Butter, Vegetable Glycerin, Coconut Milk, Kaolin Clay, Lanolin, Tocopheral, Fragrance, Tussah Silk
- 5.5oz
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Customer Reviews
Top shelf
This is definitely one of my favorites in my den. It's slick, great cushion and post shave feeling is off the charts. Oh and this is mentholated as well. Will definitely be adding more M& M soap to my den!
Excellent base reformulation
Great soap! Love the base. Will be repurchasing everything i own in the new base. Initial slickness , residual , and post shave are elite...Mmmmm that post shave! Top 5 in my den!
Gael Laoch is top-tier
Complex and pleasant scent, slick with lots of cushion, and a great post-shave feel. Lives up to the accolades.
Wonderful first M&M soap!
I received a sample of this (and a few others) over the weekend. I hand lathered it to get a sense of the scent. Lovely and masculine. Shaved with it two days now. Fantastic glide and protection. Enough residual slickness and cushion to buff those always tough areas on my chin. No post-shave products needed because the soap was just that good. Will be ordering a tub very soon!
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Emmanuel Levinas's philosophy is extensive enough that a complete treatment of it is beyond the scope of this book. It will have occasion to address many of the themes and topics central to his thought—ipseity, alterity, illeity, responsibility, substitution, and sociality among them. This chapter examines Emmanuel Levinas's Totality and Infinity, providing a general summary of his philosophical project, especially his relation to ontology. It sets the stage for an encounter with Gabriel Marcel by articulating Levinas's version of the intersubjective relationship or, as he usually terms it, the relation of the same to the other. Finally, it describes alterity as seen by Levinas and addresses the role of justice and love within his work. Needless to say, the question of otherness will be ever present in these considerations.
Keywords: Emmanuel Levinas, philosophy, Totality and Infinity, ontology, Gabriel Marcel, alterity, otherness, justice, love
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We often make trips throughout europe to major circuits and have everything you would require to ensure a smooth race meeting.
Having AW Tracksport in the paddock also provides you with expert knowledge that could mean the difference between a podium finish or a DNF. Along with all their technical and mechanical knowledge comes a wealth of racing experience from a team who are there to unlock your full driving potential.
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Bursting with over 30 pages of insights, stats, and commentary, the Nelson Frank Salary Survey is the go-to guide for anyone working with ServiceNow.
If you're an employer or hiring manager, our report acts as a benchmark for your team's salaries and benefits, and help you set budgets for the next financial year. If you're a professional working in the ServiceNow community, we'll tell you how much you should be earning, what certifications and technical skills you need to succeed, and much more.
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Bear in mind, I am using an old camera. 5 Megapixels.
Gundam Figurines that I built 5+ years ago.
Its Robocop.
Huge weapon inventory. Can you name them all?
I have a lot more figurines under my bed. To name a few: Guts (Berserk) Duke Togo (Golgo 13) Luka Megurine (Vocaloid) and Madoka Magica group.
If you guys wouldn't mind, I could take pictures of certain action scenes or weapon poses.


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Todays pop up centerpiece class for the holidays. This isn't your mothers traditional design.
Fresh and permanent botanical pieces bring this design together. It's over 4' in length so the perspective from above and side are below, my sample design.
Watch for Spring, Summer and Fall pop up classes in 2016.
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This set of 30 log seats has been designed for use outside.
Please note – by the very nature of softwood, naturally occurring resins may come to the surface of the wood as it seasons. Once seasoned, this process will cease.
*Please note that this is a natural product. It will have knots and imperfections and there may be small cracks in the wood. This is all perfectly normal and does not detract from the quality of the product.
- Height: 20cm
- Diameter: 26-30cm
- Weight: Approx 6kg
- Rough cut – Please note that surfaces are not sanded – see photos
- Bark: This differs for each species and may appear different to that photographed. These are hand harvested and patches of bark may be missing.
***Please note that this product has not been stained or treated. Wood contains a natural preservative called tannin, which aids the longevity of the wood. Tannin is soluble and can leach out of wood when it gets wet. Once the water evaporates, it will leave tannin sediment behind, causing staining. We recommend that you do not store your wood on a porous surface as the surface may discolour.


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About us
Ilip is a member of the ILPA Group, a European leader in the processing and transformation of plastic raw materials. We develop, and make available to large-scale retailers, modern food service and fruit & produce sector specialists, innovative and sustainable packaging solutions, in thermoformed plastic and compostable materials.
Business unit
We operate with three business units :
Foodservice Packaging
Plates, cups, cutlery, bowls, small cups, soup bowls, salad bowls and much more. 10 lines of single-use tableware and packaging solutions for delicatessen, made from plastic and compostable materials, for everyone and for every occasion, from entry level to design products, from PET to compostable, from unbreakable to microwaveable.
Fresh Produce Packaging
Punnets, trays and fruit nest trays, in plastic and recycled plastic, specially designed to protect, enhance and preserve the freshness of fruit and produce, to meet any need, in any situation. A range of sustainable packaging solutions that ensure optimal protection for the food, prolong its shelf life, reduce food waste and have a lesser impact on the environment.
Fresh Food Packaging
Heat-sealable plastic trays available in various sizes, to preserve the freshness and improve the presentation of meat at the point of sale
Serving and preserving freshness is our passion.
We develop food packaging solutions in thermoformed plastic and compostable materials, that can protect and add value to our customers' products and improve the consumer experience.
We do it with the passion of our land, Emilia Romagna, which defines our relationships with partners, customers and suppliers. A business card that characterises the way we are and the way we work the world over.
A "high level" passion that joins forces with innovation and professional competence in an ongoing search for excellence. We believe there is more to innovation than just developing quality products that are safe and easy to use: it also means devising eco-friendly solutions that minimise food waste, raw material consumption and adverse effects on the environment.
Taking care of food. Taking care of the future.
In Emilia Romagna, in Italy and in the world we want to be a paragon of excellence in food packaging.
Passion for packaging is in our history and our future. A fresh passion for over half a century that renews itself every year and drives our efforts to make innovative products, of ever higher quality, while continuosly reducing food waste and raw material consumption.
Taking good care of our customers and their products, our land and our community, is the best way to ensure a solid future to our company and the future generations of our great Ilip family.
Our values since 1962
PASSION: The key value that drives the company. A "high level" passion that joins forces with innovation in an ongoing search for excellence.
LAND: a traditional, family-run company that is deeply tied to the land and its people.This does indicate a small-town mentality, it means exporting around the world the values and traditions of a land rich in excellence.
INNOVATION: to be at the forefront in promoting innovative solutions. To organise the company so as to stimulate the generation of new ideas.
EXCELLENCE: we settle for nothing but excellence. Nothing else will do. We concentrate our efforts on this goal.
RESPONSABILITY: to our people, our land, the world where we live.
COLLABORATION: in our sector nobody works alone. We listen to the expectations of the market and the professionals that are part of it. We communicate in a clear manner. We address any problem and work out the solution together.
LOYALTY: to be transparent at all times, like our packaging.


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Welcome to diving in North and South Carolina. This section started out
last summer after Jim Anderson contacted me. After several e-mail messages
and talks, I started to receive articles. During the winter months, Jim and
I were both busy with other projects and this fell by the wayside. I am
glad to announce that he is starting to send articles my way again. This
month's article is called Two for the Price of One. This section of the
magazine has become a big success; I receive several e-mails a month asking
when there will be new articles added.
Jim has also updated his Bio; he has a new job. Congratulations Jim, and
good luck.
The water is Blue and clear (not to mention WARM !!!), and
the area's that you would stay in for your diving visit are home to some of the
best individuals that I have met in the United States (have family that lives there)
I will post articles from Jim when I receive them.
Eventually I will find pictures to follow up with. When I do have four articles
on this portion of the web site, I will archive them without the pictures, and no fancy
text etc.
I suggest that you read the short bio of Jim before you move on.
If you do have a few pictures you would like to see posted in this
area, e-mail me and let me have em. They will be put in where they fit. If you
feel that you would also like to have an article printed on scubaont.com then
go to the writers section at the beginning. Thank you and
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WELCOME…Welcome…..welcome to Episode 121 of "THE SITH LIST" Iraj, Carlos (Boo), Les, and Eric bring you THE WEEK IN GEEK and try to burn off those Gobble Gobble Day calories.
The SITH LIST is composed of a group of people with different cultural backgrounds and experiences, you might call us the United Nations of Fandom. We all come together once a week to bring you the latest in Fandom and of course to….."SHOOT the SITH."
Fandom Covered :
- PSD Box Office Report-Ralph Wrecks into the #1 spot
- Les' Creed II review.
- Venom surpasses Wonder Women and Spidey worldwide.
- STAR WARS Chit Chat – Carl Weathers in The Mandalorian, Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures trailer and more.
- Live action Cowboy Bebob
- Deadpool Christmas Special
- Aquaman's first reactions.
- The Whim asks us what live action films we want to see animated.
- On the THRONE with King Tom.
- The Walking Dead
Check out Making Star Wars for all your latest Star Wars news and rumors right here
Star Wars fans! It is that time of year. Last year, The Kessel Toy Run gathered nearly a thousand Star Wars toys for hospitalized children and their siblings. The toys were delivered to the hospitalized children by costumed Star Wars heroes thanks to The Saber Guild Temple Prime! The children's spirits were lifted, the siblings and the children bonded over Star Wars and us fans made a difficult situation into a beautiful moment for those families.
This year The Kessel Toy Run is back and it is an opportunity to share our love of Star Wars and do something really special for some little fans that could use our help so let us do it again! Unopened Star Wars toys will be given to children in the age range of 1-12 years old.
This year we hope to raise even more than last year. We realize all of our Star Wars friends and donators come from various walks of life and some of us have a lot, and some of us, not so much. Every kid loves a really rad Star Wars toy, however, some kids could just use a Star Wars coloring book or a Star Wars children's book to help them escape into their imaginations for a little bit of Star Wars fun. In this situation, no Star Wars toy is too big or too small. Do what you can even if its just helping us spread the word!
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LONG POND — The Blue Angels act is coming to the Poconos this summer.
The U.S. Navy announced Tuesday the flight squad will perform at Pocono Raceway on August 27 and 28.
The Blue Angels are the Navy's flight demonstration team. Their mission is to display the precision and professionalism of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps and inspire service to the country.
This year's show at the tricky triangle is part of the Blue Angels' 2016 tour. The Blue Angels are scheduled to perform 70 demonstrations at 34 locations this year.
The last time the Blue Angels were in our area was in 2000, when the group performed at the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport.


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I've had a sort of love-hate relationship with my jeans. I started wearing them when I was quite young and pretty much lived in them through adolescence. However, as I grew older I realised that they sort of limit my style and I am able to better express myself through dresses and skirts. Now life seems to have come a full circle and the famed denims have re-entered my life but my relationship with them is cautious. I am looking for ways to wear my jeans in a way that resonates with my personal style. Here's a list of of-the-moment items I'd pair my denims with. Comment below and tell me which ones you would like to pair yours with.
Skinny jeans, Calvin Klein
Cotton tunic, The Pot Plant
Satin blouse, Alexa Chung @ Net-a-porter.com
Sequinned top, Stella McCartney @ Net-a-porter.com
Cotton crop top, Doodlage X Nete
Jacquard dress, Balenciaga @ Matchesfashion.com
Blazer, Alexander McQueen @ Matchesfashion.com
Poplin shirt, Echo @ Rocknshop.com
Organza tunic, Amit Aggarwal @ Perniaspopupshop.com
Polyester bodysuit, H&M
Kimono dress, H&M


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Are you in need of a desk, a writing table or just a surface to place your computer on? I have some great ideas for creating the perfect work surface.
Are you in need of a desk, a writing table or just a surface to place your computer on? I have some great ideas for creating the perfect work surface.
I'm sick and unfortunately, that is the inspiration for this blog post. So, you know that feeling when your throat feels a little scratchy and you let loose a few random sneezes? Yeah, that one. You're not sure if it will morph into a full blown flu or cold. Well, there is a narrow window of opportunity here to prepare for the worst. It's the pre-hunker down phase where you still have enough energy to arrange for your bed rest. Now, some colds you can just work through but others, the ones that hit you like a ton of bricks, you have no choice. Your body has been invaded and your energy level is zero. This is the kind I'm talking about. Continue reading "Recuperating in My Sanctuary"
It's been raining for days, and I love it. I have always loved the rain, so I'm a bit unusual that way. I suppose I could blame that on being born in Scotland and living on that dark island for the first part of my childhood.
When the rain came on, it was my cue to bundle up my baby and go for a walk pushing my pram. The pram (baby carriage, not a stroller) was from the U.K. and it was waterproof. There are "rules" for dressing a pram correctly, and my mother made sure that I knew the proper etiquette for pram use. This included how to dress the baby for a pram excursion and what pram accessories were necessary, but that's an interesting topic for another post.
Walking my baby in the rain always lulled her to sleep. There is something about being cozy, the fresh air, the sound of the rain and the rolling of the pram down the sidewalk that magically produces slumber.
Here I am pushing my brother in his pram in Scotland (his was a Silver Cross).
The musician and songwriter James Taylor sings a song called, The Secret of Life. The lyrics are simple but oh so wise. "The secret of life is enjoying the passing of time". This resonated with me in my quest to fully enjoy the real journey of my life and my day to day existence. I knew that I needed to pay attention to the details of the things I do repeatedly. Continue reading " The Secret of Life"