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2009 Donations.
Posted by Jessica Singletary on December 22, 2009
At The Parker Reese Foundation we strive to put your donations to good use by directly helping families diagnosed with CDH. We will have our 2009 financials completed for viewing no later than March 31, 2009.
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One Response to "2009 Donations."
December 23, 2009 at 10:06 am
Thank you so much for the Christmas card. I cried as I opened it. Those 4 beautiful smiling faces are amazing. Merry Christmas to you. I know Parker is enjoying her Christmas in Heaven with Jesus. May you all be blessed with angel kisses.
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Kylie Minogue in her new eyewear exclusively for Specsavers. Image supplied.
Specsavers launched their latest collaboration this week with popstar and style icon Kylie Minogue joining the brand to unveil her first ever eyewear collection. Kylie Minogue Eyewear is exclusive to Specsavers and is available from today at Specsavers stores with the new collection featuring 25 glasses and four prescription sunglasses.
"Designing the glasses and collaborating with Specsavers has been a fabulous experience. I've taken a lot of inspiration from the idea of modern classics, popular shapes and styles that suit most people, but with my own personal twist on each frame," says Kylie. "I first started wearing glasses when I was in my early twenties. I'd been experiencing headaches and had difficulty maintaining focus when reading, so I had my eyes tested and I've been a specs wearer ever since."
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Statoil at the drawing board to save costs on Bressay The Norwegian State-owned company Statoil and its partner, the Royal Dutch Shell (Shell), are considering all options in order to reduce costs for the development of the heavy crude oil offshore project, Bressay, in the UK North Sea. In November […]Read more
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Accession Number : AD0462032
Title : OPTIMAL ROBUSTNESS FOR ESTIMATORS AND TESTS.
Descriptive Note : Technical rept.,
Corporate Author : NEW YORK UNIV NY COURANT INST OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
Personal Author(s) : Birnbaum, Allan ; Laska, Eugene
Report Date : FEB 1965
Pagination or Media Count : 55
Abstract : The present paper is intended to complement research in efficiency-robustness of estimators, by supplying formulations of concepts, techniques, and initial results for optimally efficiencyrobust estimators and tests in several types of problems. The present approach may be described as a formal indexing of alternative specifications (e.g. shapes of error-distributions) by a nuisance parameter, and adaptation of admissibility and related concepts and Bayes techniques of the Neyman-Pearson and Wald theories to the estimation and testing problems thus formulated. Specific problemsfor which new optimal efficiency-robust estimators are given are: linear estimation of location parameters; rank tests and related estimators for two-sample problems; and unbiased estimation. A by-product is a generalization of Stein's characterization of locallybest unbiased estimators to the class of admissible unbiased estimators together with the corresponding complete class theorem. (Author)
Descriptors : , (*STATISTICAL TESTS, RELIABILITY), PROBABILITY, MATHEMATICAL PREDICTION, THEOREMS, LINEAR SYSTEMS, STATISTICAL FUNCTIONS, CONVEX SETS, FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS, SEQUENCES(MATHEMATICS), INTEGRALS, BIBLIOGRAPHIES.
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Victorian Crime and Punishment Cell: Types of Punishment - Hard Labour - Victorian Crime and Punishment from E2BN. Types of Punishment - Hard Labour Prison Treadmill The words ' Hard Labour' describes the punishment exactly.
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Our Nursery is located in the northeast corner of our building. As you come into the main lobby through the front doors, it is to your left. We provide nursery care for children birth-36 months on Sunday mornings at 9am for the Life Class hour and at 10:30am for our Worship Gathering. Click here to see our Fall and Summer schedule.
There is always someone at the Kids Check-In Center in the lobby to answer your questions on Sunday mornings and help you get checked in and settled. We also provide nursery care during our monthly Sunday night service and at other events as well.
Here are a few helpful guidelines for you to know about our nursery:
•Nursery will open 10 minutes prior to the 9am Life Class hour and 15 minutes prior to the 10:30am Worship hour.
•Parents must follow the security sticker check-in procedure (Children's Check-In staff will guide you through this quick process at the check-in center)
•Children will only be released to an adult who presents the matching security sticker at the time of check-out. Please keep this sticker with you and present it every time you are picking up your child.
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Core outcome sets for prevention and treatment of postpartum haemorrhage
- Published
- June 19th, 2018
- Type
- Staff Publication
- Topic
- Postpartum Hemorrhage
- Authors
- Blum, Jennifer, Meher, S., Cuthbert, A., Kirkham, J.J., Williamson, P., Abalos, E., Aflaifel, N., Bhutta, Z. A., Bishop, A., Blum, J., Collins, P., Devane, D., Ducloy‐Bouthors, A-S., Fawole, B., Gülmezoglu, A.M., Gutteridge, K., Gyte, G., Homer, C.S.E., Mallaiah, S., Smith, J.M., Weeks, A.D., Alfirevic, Z.
To develop core outcome sets (COS) for studies evaluating interventions for (1) prevention and (2) treatment of postpartum haemorrhage (PPH), and recommendations on how to report the COS.
A two‐round Delphi survey and face‐to‐face meeting.
Healthcare professionals and women's representatives.
Outcomes were identified from systematic reviews of PPH studies and stakeholder consultation. Participants scored each outcome in the Delphi on a Likert scale between 1 (not important) and 9 (critically important). Results were discussed at the face‐to‐face meeting to agree the final COS. Consensus at the meeting was defined as ≥ 70% of participants scoring the outcome as critically important (7–9). Lectures, discussion and voting were used to agree how to report COS outcomes.
Main outcome measures
Outcomes from systematic reviews and consultations.
Both Delphi rounds were completed by 152/205 (74%) participants for prevention and 143/197 (73%) for treatment. For prevention of PPH, nine core outcomes were selected: blood loss, shock, maternal death, use of additional uterotonics, blood transfusion, transfer for higher level of care, women's sense of wellbeing, acceptability and satisfaction with the intervention, breastfeeding, and adverse effects. For treatment of PPH, 12 core outcomes were selected: blood loss, shock, coagulopathy, hysterectomy, organ dysfunction, maternal death, blood transfusion, use of additional haemostatic intervention, transfer for higher level of care, women's sense of wellbeing, acceptability and satisfaction with the intervention, breastfeeding, and adverse effects. Recommendations were developed on how to report these outcomes where possible.
These COS will help standardise outcome reporting in PPH trials.
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Core outcome sets for PPH: nine core outcomes for PPH prevention and 12 core outcomes for PPH treatment.
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More and more people are suffering from heartburn and acid reflux with each passing day because of the kind of diet we eat. Fast food, processed foods, alcohol, smoking, obesity, eating large quantity of food in a single meal and indigestion of fatty and acidic food are some of the factors that may cause reflux.
This problem occurs when the acid from the stomach travels backwards into the esophagus giving you a burning sensation in the back of your throat.
Heartburn is only a symptom of acid reflux wherein there is an acute burning sensation and discomfort in the middle of the chest when the acid from the stomach travels backwards into the esophagus.
If the problem of acid reflux is happening more frequently then you should definitely try out some home remedies for heartburn and acid reflux. This problem should not be left untreated as it can easily lead to other complicated diseases.
As this problem is mostly caused due to poor lifestyle and improper diet it is best to correct these issues by using home remedies for heartburn and acid reflux.
In this article I'm providing you some proven tips that have helped many people to overcome this problem successfully.
First and foremost you should avoid foods that lead to acid formation in the stomach. You should avoid processed foods, fast foods, packaged foods, canned veggies, frozen meals, alcohol, smoking, sodas, carbonated drinks and even coffee.
- Ginger is a great herbal product with anti-inflammatory properties that is good for treating gastrointestinal problems. You can take fresh ginger and cut it into slices and squeeze out the juice for direct consumption. Alternately you can mix ginger juice, honey and lemon juice to create a tonic that is good for indigestion problem. This tonic also provides a boost to the immune system.
- Another natural item that is effective for treating heartburn and acid reflux is Aloe Vera. If you have an Aloe Vera plant at home then you can squeeze out the juice from an Aloe Vera leaf and consume it directly. Alternatively you can but pure Aloe Vera juice without any preservative and consume it regularly by following the dosage details provided on product label.
- Consuming probiotic supplements is one of the best known home remedies for heartburn and acid reflux. Probiotic yogurt without any additives is good to have with each meal. This helps in restoring the flora of the digestive track.
- If you want to see a drastic change in your acid reflux condition then you should definitely consider having Lemonade. In fact you can start you day by having lime juice in the morning.
- One more of the home remedies for heartburn and acid reflux is raw unrefined apple cider vinegar. You can mix apple cider vinegar with water in 1 is to 3 ratio and drink it couple of times a day. If required you can increase the amount of apple cider vinegar to make it more effective.
- Juice made from green vegetables spinach and kale is considered to be alkalizing and highly effective for treating acid reflux and heartburn. Make sure to wash the green leafy vegetables before you use them.
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.Written by Mariana Aguilera
Inspired by my growing up in Mexico and drinking Atole(in Nahuatl ātōlli)--ancient beverage drank during pre-Hispania by the natives made of thick consistency, water, and grinded corn. I miss those mornings; waking up to a cup of Atole and accompanying my aunt to get delicious freshly-made bread and dropping off her gelatinas(jellos) to sell.
Lately, I have been trying to educate myself more and adapt a more pre-Hispanic diet; low fat, low salt, low sugars, less meat, and more plant-based dishes. But not just for the sake of nutrition, there is also a social activism aspect that I want to contribute towards. Yup, through food! Colonization in Mexico by Spain was accompanied in food with violence, classism and erasure of natives food. The natives foods(corn, beans) were looked upon as inferior foods and was one of the reasons Spain forced their foods. And here we are now, science teaching us how nutrition-dense natives foods are, making them better for us.
This rainy morning I felt like being a little creative in using pre-Hispanic ingredients and as stated inspired by the thick consistency of Atole. I am not naming or attaching to this drink the name 'Atole' or 'Champurrado''for two reasons; there's a conversation as to what makes an Atole an Atole and if you add chocolate, it now becomes a 'Champurrado' is one opinion. Secondly, I felt I would not be honoring my ancestors influenced foods and their struggle properly because I'm making my own mix and not how they intended it. Yes, I also can't stand when some people slap avocado on a pizza and call it Mexican. Ugh! So, we shall call it Nutritious Hot Beverage Made With Pre-Hispanic Ancient Ingredients. Let's get started!
2.5 Cups of filtered water
1/4 Cup of Grounded Amaranth
1 Tablespoon of Chia Seeds
1 Tablespoon of Grounded Raw Unsweetened Cacao
1 Teaspoon of Grounded Maca
1 Handful of broken Mexican Cinnamon sticks
Honey to taste
1. Put cinnamon and filtered water in a pot. Bring to boil for 3 minutes. Cover. Let sit for 5 minutes. Take out cinnamon sticks. I strained mines for ease.
Cinnamon is a native cultivating ingredient that was brought to Spain and then spread to the world. Studies show it is packed with health benefits such as antioxidants and anti-fungal properties.
Note: I'm not using milk. Some experts state milk was not part of the native diet. It was the Spaniards who introduced it with the bringing of cows. Other experts state that natives had milk from llamas and alpacas already domesticated by natives prior to the arriving of the Spaniards.
2. Turn on the heat to low. Add grounded Amaranth very slowly as you quickly wisk. Did I mention you will get an arm work out? You will notice the mix getting thick. Keep wisking. Stoves vary in heat, it should be towards low, low. It shouldn't be bubbling up and if you notice too much of a thickening, add a bit of water to get to a drinking consistency. No worries, you will just have more to drink.
Amaranth is a surviving ingredient. Among some of its benefits, it's nutritious in fiber, antioxidants, gluten-free, and loaded with magnesium.
3. Add the chia seed in the same manner as the Amaranth.
Chia seeds date back to the Mayan and Aztecs and are nutrient-senses and rich in antioxidants.
4. Add the cacao. Again, in the same manner as the chia seeds and Amaranth. Is your arm getting tired yet? Hey at least you're not grinding the cacao by hand.
Cacao was another ingredient the Spaniards brought to Europe from the natives. It birthed chocolate and is rich in antioxidants and magnesium.
5. Add the Maca. Yes, in the same manner as the ingredients above. Slowly and quickly wisking. If not it will lump.
Maca is a popular ingredient of natives in South America, Peru to be exact. It is high in amino acids.
6. After all ingredients have been mixed and you obtained a nice creamy thick consistency, turn off the heat. Add honey to taste and serve.
Honey is loaded with nutritional and healing values. It is also an ingredient that was domesticated by the natives before to the Spaniards colonization.
Buen Provecho!


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Honda CBR 250R Price.
Sri Lanka: Rs 765,900/-
Honda CBR 250R motorbike is one of the smart looking, power producing and affordable machine for the young people. This fuel-injected (FI) CBR250R version is coming as light weight and rider friendly machine. CBR250R is good for to ride through towns and highways. According to the manufacturer CBR 250R is available in two versions: the CBR250R and CBR250R with ABS (Anti-lock Brake System). This Honda model is available in popular motorbike colors like Black, a new all-Red, and a new Pearl White/Blue/Red, all featuring blacked out wheels and exhaust system. You can place order for an amazing new Repsol replica version too. This Honda CBR 250 R is a street racing breed. It is mounted with single cylinder that have Liquid Cooled engine and it is designed to be narrow with low 30.5-inch seat height. It is 167 Kg curb weight and makes it easier to put your feet down in parking lots or at stoplights, very easily. On the power producing side, the single-cylinder engine with fuel injection, double-overhead cams and a counter balance. Its Anti-lock Brakes System (ABS) is a great option to add in the CBR 250R. It will have you ready for less than ideal road conditions too.
The new Honda CBR 250R motorbike is a real challenger against the Kawasaki Ninja 250R motorbike in the USA. CBR 250R have competition from Yamaha FZ 25, Yamaha YZF-R25, KTM 250 Duke, Bajaj Avenger Street 220, Hyosung GT250R, Suzuki Gixxer 250, Kawasaki Z250, Kawasaki Ninja 250 and Hyosung Aquila 250 in the 250cc motorbike sector.
ABS: Dual channel is available as an option
Price and Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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"Hey Dad, what do you want for Father's Day?" "Nuthin'." It's a bit of a cartoon stereotype, but we've all had this conversation with our dads, right? Heck, if you're reading this and you are the dad, you've probably said this very thing yourself. (Not that we've had that problem here or anything.)
Sorry to say, pops, but your family is going to wind up doing something for Father's Day, even if you're going to grumble about it the whole time. If you're the family looking to do something for your beloved patriarch, we've put together some father-approved ideas and tips to make sure you do something he secretly really wants, even if he'll never admit to it.
Set up a barbecue – but don't let him do the cooking. There will be some complaining, no doubt, but a good way to show your dad he's appreciated is to let him take some time away from the grill. Get a few of his favorite cuts together, set up some of his favorite grilling supplies on a nearby shelf or table, and tell him to stay inside and watch a movie while you and the kids handle the burgers this time around.
Help him clean up his spaces. Every dad has a room or two to call their own around the house, and sometimes they need a hand getting it tidied up. Does he work out in the garage a lot? Set up some garage storage to help him get his tools organized and out of the way. Does he play outside a lot? Get him some sports equipment storage to keep those clubs, bats, and hockey sticks where they belong. Or if he's the type to bring his work home with him, help him organize your home office a little bit to help him stay productive – on Monday, of course. (Don't let your dad do any at-home work today, of all days. We've seen it ourselves.)
Give him what he needs to relax. Dads are a funny species, of a number of interests. Some dads like to watch movies, some dads play sports (as much as frisbee can be a sport), and some dads even like to mow the lawn to unwind. Whatever the dad in your life likes to do in his spare time, on Father's Day try to set him up with what he needs to relax a little. Get him a new TV stand to help keep all of his James Bond movies together. Set up some tool storage in the shed or basement to let him get to his yard supplies more easily. Or maybe just let him sleep until noon. It's his day, right?
Keep the family involved. A lot of kids are happy to help with things like Father's Day, and you can put that enthusiasm to good use. Let your kids help with the cleaning, the present-picking, and even the decorating if your kids are the artistic sort. They'll be proud of themselves for helping and they'll appreciate the chance to show dad he's appreciated!
Above all else: let him relax. A pretty common problem with holidays is that plans tend to get a little too complicated a little too quickly. The tension of trying to coordinate everyone for a big dinner or a day out somewhere can get a little overwhelming, so if the dad in your life would rather take things easy, sleep in, and just eat at home – go ahead and let him. There will be plenty of other holidays to overcomplicate later.


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Finding the Perfect Fit: Jigsaw Puzzle Strategies
Dealing with anxiety as a child was not easy at all. I was nervous, anxious, small, and was frequently bored which led to acting out. As i got older, I found that doing something with my mind and my hands kept my anxiety and boredom at bay. When I was about nine or ten years old, my grandfather began doing jigsaw puzzles with me. I completed my first 100 piece puzzle in less than an hour! (I though that was really something!) Now that I'm older and my son is getting older, I'd love to try puzzles with him. Jigsaw puzzles, are a wonderful way to do something in your spare time that keeps your brain sharp and your nerves on an even keel! First, start with puzzles that aren't too hard for you, (Perhaps up to 150 pieces) so you stay on track and aren't discouraged enough to bail before you finish the puzzle. Secondly, I separate the pieces that have at least one straight edge from the others without one. I find it helpful to start by putting the edges together first- that seems to be the least diffucult way to begin. Once the outside edges have been completed, the inside seems much easier for me to fill in. My next tip is to find similar colors and attempt to put them together as well...the edges can give you a clue as to which pieces can be a perfect fit. Just jeep trying and dont be afraid to take a break if you need one.


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The Maltese Hymn
English singable translation (René Micallef) :
Guard, Lord, forever, as you´ve done erst and ceasing never,
This land whose name we received, our motherly-named Mother.
Her you have draped with a light whose grace exceeds all other.
On those who govern, sovereign God, bestow understanding,
Grant wellness to those who work, largesse to those employing,
Make firm, make just all our bonds, the peace we are enjoying.
Simplified English translation (May Butcher) :
Guard her, O Lord, as ever Thou hast guarded!
This Motherland so dear whose name we bear!
Keep her in mind, whom Thou hast made so fair!
May he who rules, for wisdom be regarded!
In master mercy, strength in man increase!
Confirm us all, in unity and peace!
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Barcode scanners have become easier to use than ever before. Simply plug the cable into the scanner and PC and you're up and running. A barcode is an optical, machine-readable, representation of data; the data usually describes something about the object that carries the barcode. Originally barcodes systematically represented data by varying the widths and spacing of parallel lines and may be referred to as linear or one-dimensional (1D). 1D handheld barcode scanner is any scanner that is held in the hand of the user during operation. Most handheld scanners are designed like a handgun, with a grip and a trigger to activate the scanning operation.
As 1D handheld barcode scanner provided by Ark Tech in Malaysia, 1D or linear barcodes are the black-and-white-striped codes that can be found on most consumer products. 1D Handheld Barcode Scanner uses different types of light to read each code. The common laser barcode scanner reads codes by reflecting light from the black and white lines of a barcode and since the laser is a single line it only reads horizontally across the barcode. The light is reflected from the code elements onto a picture element in varying degrees and the image of the code that this produces is evaluated electronically using a decoder. The scanner can be adjusted by pressing on the Auto button function, or externally via the interface. This is ultimately dependent on the type of barcodes that you will be reading and how aggressive of a unit you'll need. There are three main types of 1D scanner as below.
Laser scanner is the most well-known scanner type. It uses a red laser to read the reflectance of the black and white spaces in a barcode. Laser scanners are only able to read standard linear (1D) barcodes but are also the most cost effective option. Standard laser scanners can read from a few inches to a foot or two away depending on the size of the barcode.
Linear imager scanners are similar to lasers in that they also only read 1D barcodes. But instead of reading reflected light from the laser, they take a picture of the barcode. It then analyzes this image to extract the information from the code. Linear imagers have become a very good replacement for laser scanner as their read ranges and costs have become similar. A linear imager also does a better job reading poorly printed or damaged codes compared to lasers.
Handheld scanner is the most common form that scanners come in and are very easy to operate. Simply aim the scanner at the barcode and pull the trigger. Most handheld scanner will also offer a stand for hands-free operation. Handheld scanners are also available in cordless form to avoid cable clutter and increase your mobility. You may consider these barcode scanner as 1D handheld barcode scanner provided by Ark Tech in Malaysia.


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Another day, another iPad 3 rumour; this time its back shell has apparently flashed its inners to the camera. If the component is genuine it points to a larger battery; a bigger camera, and a different LCD screen from the iPad 2.
Does this point to the Retina Display iPad 3 we've heard rumours about? Considering the power requirements demanded to pump out the crazy number of pixels a Retina Display the size of the iPad would require -- it's pretty likely we'll see a larger, higher capacity battery to maintain that 10 hour battery life we're used to on the iPad.
According to 9to5Mac, there seems to be quite a few of these back shells floating around, which it's put down to the iPad 3 being in full production. If that's really the case, and consider this still just rumour, that could indicate we'll see an iPad 3 launch relatively soon.
An iPad 3 with Retina Display and more power, but still with that 10 hour battery life – that would be a sorely tempting upgrade. I might have another £400 hole in my wallet if Apple really comes through on this. [9to5Mac]


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Despite The Independence of Speed being classified – TOP SECRET and only a select few were privy to its date of occurrence, the small contingent of fans who made the trip could not honestly locate issues of complaint re the racing which occurred.
In an era when the traditional stars of Dover – David Summerbell Jr. and Doug Gore – for myriad reasons, are consistently absent from the grid, other opportunistic drivers have happily grabbed the moment. That narrative was reflected at The Independence of Speed.
At Round 2 – Jamwest – a can of rapidly accelerating worms was opened when Oliver Townsend's K-onboard EG attacked the track. The K-powered EG, by all acounts, was dripping sublime potency from its Archie-built motor. It was a thorn in Jamie James' side!
It is known to even Miss Punsey at Coronation market that the K-series is a superior motor to the B-series. But, circuit racing's harsh reality has supported and strengthened the argument that, especially at Dover Raceway, the B-series offers a better Fit (pun intended) and is a more suitable weapon. And there is an abundance of evidence confirming that most of the K-series competitors/disciples have not yet learnt how to successfully mix the victory-lemonade.
It was felt that Oliver Townsend's presence at Dover would provide answers for more than a few pertinent questions.
I spoke to Oliver Townsend on the grid as he sat waiting to begin MP Race 1. Oliver Townsend lacks the typical race-car driver profile. He is rather tall, a stranger to swagger, polite and answers questions with blunt honesty. Oliver's rapid 1:25.756 was not a warning shot. Oliver was on pole.
The B-hive was present as well. 'Wings Williams graduated from the B-hive. His brother, Phillip, who replaced him, filmed an episode of Monster Jam at Jamwest. The machine succumbed to the brutality. Fortunately, he was ok. Phillip was present at the Independence of Speed, rocking an EK9, ready to let it rip.
Collin Daley sat to Oliver's immediate right. Collin's 1:26.999 saw him sitting on pole for MP2, but more importantly, his Q-time indicated that there was not much separating both platforms (B-series and K-series).
It was evident that despite Oliver and Collin competing in different classes – MP3 and MP2 respectively – Collin Daley, a supremely talented driver, would be the measuring stick by which Oliver Townsend would be judged at Dover.
Oliver maintained a calm disposition prior to the beginning of the race. No pressure. If pressure was present it was not evident. Apparently, buoyed by the knowledge of what was available to his right foot, Oliver remained immersed in confidence.
In Race 1 the K-series-powered EG was an episode of flawless execution. Oliver won the race comfortably. Collin won his class. Both drivers won their classes again in Race 2 – Oliver still ahead of Collin. In Race 3, I learnt that gremlins disrupted Oliver's quest – DNF.
The K-series platform with all of its performance potential has had a torrid experience at Dover. At the Independence of Speed, despite being present with a muscle-bound machine – re whp, torque and rev-capacity – Vivian Mitchell was trapped in The Amityville Horror! His torture was relentless. He failed to complete Race 1 and was missing from the grid for the remaining races. He needs assistance. Who should he contact? Oliver's crew? Xavia Murray?
In Oliver Townsend, is it possible that a savior, a hero, a winning advocate has been found for the K-series? With ample seat time, testing and adequate preparation, Oliver should be a significant force to be reckoned with in October. Should we seek the nails for a coffin labelled B-series?
Cecil Munroe Gleaner On-Line Writer
It is good to see Oliver performing brilliantly on the race track and with the aplomb of a 'suchness' as described by the author of the article, cmunroe. His actual winning of the race was an impressive 'muchness' Keep it up Oliver!


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SEOUL – South Korean President Moon Jae-in has expressed his gratitude to Emperor Akihito for his contributions to the development of the two countries' relations, a South Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman said Tuesday.
While on the throne, Emperor Akihito has underscored the importance of maintaining peace and has greatly helped South Korea and Japan promote their ties, Moon said in a letter sent to the emperor, according to the spokesman.
Moon added that he hopes Emperor Akihito, 85, will continue to work for the further advancement of the bilateral relationship after his abdication on Tuesday, the spokesman said.
In a Facebook post, South Korean Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon voiced appreciation to the emperor for placing importance on South Korea-Japan relations.
Lee also thanked Crown Prince Naruhito for his inspiring words when they met at the World Water Forum in Brasilia in March last year. The Crown Prince is set to accede to the throne at midnight Tuesday.
Lee stressed that he hopes South Korea and Japan will build a new, friendly and cooperative relationship to prepare for a future together during Japan's forthcoming Reiwa Era, set to begin on Wednesday.
Lee's comments are said to indicate Seoul's desire to improve, in the new era, the bilateral relationship, which has deteriorated partly due to a series of rulings by South Korean courts, including the Supreme Court, that ordered Japanese companies to pay compensation to South Koreans requisitioned to work for them during World War II.
In the editorials of their Tuesday editions, South Korean newspapers said the imperial succession and the start of the new era should be catalysts for improving bilateral ties.
The Dong-A Ilbo daily said Moon and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe should hold bilateral talks on the sidelines of the Group of 20 summit set to be held in Osaka in late June, in order to mend ties between Seoul and Tokyo.
The Chosun Ilbo daily expressed hopes for a visit to South Korea by Emperor Akihito after his retirement or by Japan's new emperor.
Such a visit would be a milestone for an improvement in ties, the paper said.


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Michel Biehn's cookbooks are visual feasts. Recipes from a Provencal Kitchen is no exception. If you never cook a single recipe, it won't matter, as the pictures are good enough to eat. Biehn is a very European and old-fashioned cook, so the recipes are chatty paragraphs that explain how to cook a dish as opposed to long lists of pre-measured ingredients. Some people don't like that, but it the way I cook, so I don't mind.
Here is an example of Biehn's style. Marinated goat cheese makes a great hostess gift. As I said before, everybody brings wine, so be different! I often add a few red peppers to the oil.
A Jar of Goat's Cheese in Olive Oil
If you go to Banon, do not forget to buy a supply of their famous little goat's cheeses. Buy them fairly dry, so you will be able to preserve them easily in olive oil. Choose a large sterilized glass jar with a lid. At the base put a layer of these little cheeses and ideally sprinkle these with savory, a herb we call pebre d'ase around here. Savory will flavor the oil and the cheeses, and it will be unnecessary to add any other herbs. You are not making a bouillabaisse! Fill the jar with alternate layers of cheeses and savory. Cover with a good olive oil, seal the jar, and marinate for a month before using. Savory grows wild in southern Europe and tastes like a cross between mint and thyme –thyme could be used instead.


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The Year Zero in the world of cryptocurrencies in 2008. It marks the birth of the world's first crypto, Bitcoin. On the October 31, BTC celebrates its 10th birthday, and millions of people around the world surely have the reason to party.
In its 10 years of existence, Bitcoin has achieved tremendous success, becoming a household name in almost every corner of the planet. It seems more than appropriate to remind ourselves of the best moments in the decade-long history of bitcoin.
Milestones in the First BTC Decade
October 31, 2008 – The father of bitcoin, the person (or persons) going by the name of Satoshi Nakamoto publishes a paper describing how cryptocurrencies were supposed to work. It's fair to say that this is the moment marks the beginning of bitcoin era.
January 12, 2009 – The first bitcoin transaction takes place when Satoshi Nakamoto sends 10 BTC to a computer programmer, Hal Finney.
2010 – Inaugural bitcoin sale starts in late 2010. One of the most famous bitcoin transactions happens in this period: developer Laszlo Hanyecz sells 10,000 BTC for two pizzas. If he hadn't done it, he would now have been richer for nearly 65 million dollars.
2011 – The success of bitcoin prompts developers to start working on other cryptos. The year 2011 saw the emergence of several new cryptocurrencies, including Litecoin and Namecoin.
2013 – First bitcoin ATMs are starting to appear on the streets of Vancouver.
2014 – Bitcoin is getting more and more attention of the public, which makes politicians interested in it as well. The result is that some countries start to ban cryptos at this time, while others are creating legislation that regulate its use.
2015 – Ethereum is born, an advanced version of Nakamoto's platform.
2016 – Big-name companies start accepting bitcoin as a legitimate currency. Uber leads the way.
2017 – Bitcoin craze begins. People from all around the world start investing money in BTC, which makes its value increase exponentially.
December 15, 2017 – Bitcoin reaches its highest value to this date. The price of 1BTC is $17,900.
Happy Birthday Dear Bitcoin..What the Future Holds?
Since the beginning of 2018, the price of bitcoin has dropped from nearly 18k to just over six thousand. But, even the current value is much, much higher than it was just two or three years ago. In fact, the price of 1BTC has increased more than 10 times from October 2016.
Although it's a debate among industry experts whether bitcoin will ever reach its value from 15th December, however, there's one thing most of them agree on – bitcoin will not go to history.
The future of bitcoin, as well as all the other cryptos, seems very bright. Sure, some changes might need to be made. But it's not bitcoin that needs to adapt; it's the banks. Banks will have to adapt to bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, as otherwise, there won't be any need for them anymore.
And the governments will also have to adapt. It seems that stopping bitcoin is a mission impossible for them. Banning cryptocurrencies is out of the question; the only thing they can do is create laws that regulate crypto market.
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Yes! I just said, "Be careful about blogs." I am even referring to my own. I have taken a small writing break. I tend to pull back in January to reflect and focus. I would love to tell you that I have fully done that. I have tried. What I have done is a lot […]Read more »


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Every bride wants her wedding and honeymoon to be perfect. It takes a lot of time, money, and energy to create this perfect day.
This is why you begin months before the wedding date. This is why you look at every tiny detail.
Below you will find some pretty cool tips that will help you on your quest to achieving wedding bliss.
We urge you to read this and re-read this, Then have your (soon to be) spouse read it. You are in this together.
It is important that you are on the same page and have the same finish line in sight.
#1. What is perfection?
You have dreamed of your wedding day forever.
You have an image of that perfect day in your mind. You want everything to go smoothly. So, what's the problem?
The fact that the wedding is in your head is great.
However, your partner, bridesmaids, guests, and parents do not have a clue what "perfection" means to you.
The first step in removing stress from your event is to share your vision.
Your groom may think any ceremony that begins with you looking beautiful and ends with a luau in Hawaii is perfect.
He is not aware of the million steps between those two points. This is going to be an issue. Address it well in advance.
#2. The budget
Before you even think about a wedding, you must determine how much you are going to spend.
If other people are helping you pay for the wedding, you must have a dollar amount. This is where you get a bit creative.
Set up a honeymoon registry. This is just like a store registry except it is free and you set it up from your home computer.
Your honeymoon registry will list what you want for wedding gifts. It is perfectly acceptable to list cash as a gift.
Let your guests know that you will love to explore North Ireland, or Naama Bay or do a safari in Kenya.
Be sure to list how much and what the cash is going to pay for. More than one guest can pay for an item, you have to let them know this can be done as well!
For example, if you are listing airline tickets, $2000.00. Someone can pay $500.00 on them.
This will show the guests that you are still needing $1500.00. Others may contribute to the same line item.
Get creative with your honeymoon registry.
You can break it into two groups. Title the first section, "When you want to help with their wedding," and the second, "When you want to help with their honeymoon." This allows the guests to be part of the event.
You must decide on what is most important to you. Use the gifts accordingly.
If you do not have enough money to pay the band and to have a private, candlelight dinner on the beach, you will be able to apply the funds where you need them.
#3. Wedding Planner - not optional
The first priority in planning a perfect wedding is to hire a wedding planner.
Professionals agree, a wedding planner is not just nice to have, she is critical to your wedding event.
No matter how talented and gifted you are at pulling together social events, you need a wedding planner.
You do not need someone who is going to take the reins and assume the position, like your bridesmaid or mother.
You need an actual, experienced, and well-known wedding planner.
Your wedding planner watches all those details that will make you crazy.
She touches base with the vendors to ensure the chairs are delivered on time, the caterers have the correct number of guests for food service, the band or DJ will be there on time, and the limo is not late.
She works with these vendors every day so she knows what they need.
She knows the photographer needs perfect lighting to get those outdoor shots.
She helps him carve the right time out of the hectic day. She takes care of all the details so you can concentrate on being a bride.
You will not have time to enjoy your day if you are chasing down the band or the bartender 3 hours before the march down the aisle.
Note: even wedding planners hire a wedding planner when they get married.
#4. Bridesmaids
First of all, you need to understand that your maid of honor carries a lot of responsibility.
She is the one that runs back to pick up the shoes you forgot. She helps you with your dress, she helps with keeping the bridesmaids organized and stepping in if there is a problem.
All of your bridesmaids are there to assist you, but don't let that go to your head.
Some brides turn into demanding little dictators. Don't let that happen. As they say, "You can catch more flies with honey."
#5. The gowns
It is hard enough to find the perfect dress for the bride. When you add in six other women, it may become very difficult.
Use your computer and shop with a good wedding gown company. Try to purchase all the dresses from the same shop.
While searching for a plus size wedding dress or a bridesmaid dress that looks good on any body type, you need quality service.
Some wedding gown shops allow you to put down a small (Less than $20) deposit on a dress and they will send it to your home to try on.
This is an awesome way to take away stress. Each lady can get a try on dresses of the same or different dresses.
You make your selections in the privacy of your own home. If you do not like the gowns, just send them back and try again.
#6. Low-Stress Venues
When you are shopping for venues, be selective. Some venues have space but offer little else.
Some venues have such beautiful areas that you can save money on decorating.
If the chapel or wedding hall has lovely wooden floors, crystal chandeliers, and stained glass windows, you will need little embellishment to create a perfect wedding venue.
However, if the venue is very plain, you will need candles, ribbon, flowers, and lighting to make it acceptable.
Worse, if they have outdated carpets or wallpaper that clashes with your wedding colors, it would be impossible to turn that into your wedding venue.
If the venue is exclusively used for weddings, ask them if they have decorations on hand.
More than likely they will have all the trimmings on hand for when they show the venue. They may loan the decorations to you or let you rent them at a low price.
#7. Best Wedding Advice
Of course, you want a perfect wedding and a perfect honeymoon and romance. Do your best to achieve those goals. But, be a little flexible.
Your wedding party is made up of human beings.
Your vendors and guests are people. Where there are people, there will be misunderstandings, mistakes, and short-sightedness.
Laugh it off. It is not the end of the world. One or two little things that didn't happen exactly as planned will not ruin your day.
At the end of the day, you will be married and enjoying the people who love you.
So, keep your sense of humor and enjoy your wedding day. Honestly, this is the best wedding advice we can give you.
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Sophie Jacmain Partner
Sophie Jacmain specialises in litigation, in particular corporate, real estate and general commercial litigation.
Sophie is a highly regarded expert in restructuring and insolvency law. She has published several articles on various aspects of restructuring and insolvency proceedings and the structuring of collateral and has taught in these areas at the University of Brussels (ULB). She has also served as a trustee in bankruptcy and is often invited to speak at seminars.
The 2008 edition of the Legal 500 describes Sophie as a "very quick and clever" lawyer who "knows her job, the law, other lawyers and the judges very well, which helps her take the best decisions".
Thanks to her experience and skills, Sophie is able to offer corporate clients and banks (e.g. BNP Paribas Fortis, ING, Aareal Bank, KBC, Electrabel, etc.) top-notch advice and support in relation to general commercial issues, litigation and insolvency-related files. She has also developed strong ties in these areas with private equity funds such as Cobepa, Chequers Capital, the Alpha funds and major Belgian companies including the Artexis Group, Easyfairs Group, Cofinimmo, JCDecaux, etc.


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366.18-SOLD–Country Farm Estate with access to Lake Manitouwabing!!!
Sold for - last offered at $849,000
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Over 2700 feet of riverfront and 119 acres make this a very unique property. This farm property has riding trails, mixed hardwood forest complete with four stocked fish ponds. The Middle River provides direct access into Lake Manitouwabing. Custom built timber home has naturally finished wood interior and an open concept floor plan and a large covered front deck and a screened porch. Large out building contains 15 horse stalls, a large heated workshop area, lean=to and a greenhouse. Year round paved township road provides good access to the property and the proximity to the Ridge golf course make this a very unique location. This property even has an 1800′ grass air strip!! There are many additional unique features to this property that would make it an ideal family compound or bed and breakfast opportunity.
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As a very appropriate and customary appetizer for festive dinners, fish roe salad is a spreadable dish.
The bighead carp is the chubbiest fish from the fish hatchery, since this is where this brave one grows up.
If they weren't too tired, true fishermen used to make smoked fish, according to the tradition, with fir branches which they collected.
Everything starts with a young lad and a Pontic shad to be cleaned by the book. After cleaning it inside and out, the Pontic shad is salted and put in a barrel.
As we confirmed above, the savoury bighead carp, sometimes reaching the well-deserved 100 kilograms, is a delight for chefs who are lucky enough to get their hands on it.
A fine delicacy, famous amongst gourmets, both on the Danube, and in the Delta, fish meatballs are made of fish fillets, the best being with white meat having low fat.
For those of you who thought there are plenty of recipes for this extraordinary fish, well, that's not true! People keep creating them.
As a Greek origin product, the fish salad with olives makes a great lunch alternative for any season, be it fall or summer.
The flavoured mushroom fish spread can be prepared from any big-hat mushroom such as girolles, russula, boletus, and forest mushrooms as well, such as honey agaric, saffron milk caps, morchella, gilded brittlegills, bugles, chanterelle mushrooms, Caesar's mushrooms or penny buns.
The project of promoting and relaunching the fish consumption in Romania, it is funded by POP 2007-2013, with the support of the Romanian Government and European Union. This project is made by Doripesco during 2013-2015.
The purpose of this project is to promote the consumption of fish and highlights the importance of fish consumption. People can understand the importance of fish consumption for the body only by emphasizing its nutritional properties. Fish is an important food for a responsable feeding and for this reason it should not be missing from your shopping cart because of its important nutrients.
At the same time, we must report the decline of fish consumption in Romania, compared to rest of the European Union (annual consumption of fish in Romania is of 4,5 kg/person/year, of 10 times lower than the European Union. The largest consumers of fish and fish products are Portugal and Spain, which consume 48 / 45 kg/person/year).


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Welcome to Vertex
Peers helping peers reach the summit of academic success through an online interface that fosters small group learning and the deepening of students' quantitative reasoning skills.
Vertex is an online 6-week pre-calculus program designed to better prepare students to the academic rigor and culture at Brown.
What to expect?
Students should expect to dedicate approximately 7-10 hours a week watching videos, engaging in adaptive learning exercises, and participating in virtual team meetings with program mentors. There is also an entrance and exit exercise. This self-paced quantitative learning program runs June 29 through August 7.
Week at-a-glance:
Students complete two math topic modules each week (e.g. quadratic functions and measuring angles with arc length).
Example module:
- Watch a set of videos related to a math topic
- Practice learning objectives in an online quizzing tool until 90% proficiency is attained
Apply what you have learned
- Reading, 2-3 pages
- Reflection, discussion board topic
- Virtual team discussion
- Quiz
- Explore the topic further through online videos and peer-to-peer discussions
Why you should participate?
- It's free! There's absolutely no cost to participants.
- Meet fellow Brunionians by creating new connections before arriving to campus.
- Get a jump-start, brush-up on pre-calculus skills before classes begin.
- It's online, enabling you to access program content and meet with team members from the comfort of home.
Key Program dates
Vertex kicks-off on Monday, June 29, and ends on Friday, August 7
Celebratory dinner for students, mentors, and staff late September 2020 (date TBD)


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Fishing the Poppy Match is a great experience for me, every year you get to see faces from the past. There are many anglers who I only see once a year at this match, Topper Haskins being one of them. After a couple of bacon rolls I was off to the front of the draw queue, I took the risk of drawing any peg and was hoping for a short walk. I actually drew peg 56 at Newbridge which is a fair old walk but a peg with a very good chance of bream. As I got myself to peg 101 I was indebted to Phil Fabio Harding who proceeded (without being asked) to pull my trolley all the way to peg 56, I owe you a pint Phil (he didn't go back to results).
It wasn't going to take me to long to set up as I had only taken two feeder rods to keep the holdall light. On one I attached a 15 B711 to 0.13 and on the other a 11 B711 to 0.16. The river had colour and everyone was thinking big weights of bream, I wasn't so sure, I've seen the river a number of times like this and on the Poppy match 20lb+ is usually a good weight. I mixed red magic and brown crumb, chopped some worms and was ready. On the bream hole peg 54 was last years runner up and organiser Ray Bazeley, and he was in feeder only mode like me.
I started the match by having 12 quick chucks with a big feeder to get some bait in, and then settled down with 3 red maggots on the hook. In the next half hour I caught 2 roach and a hybrid and missed a couple of bites before it went quiet. I noticed that my hook had become blunt for some reason, so I decided to try half a lobworm on the big hook while I changed hooks. First cast on the lobby and I noticed that I had a small rattle on the rod tip which looked like an eel bite. I left this to develop but for about 30 seconds there was just the odd tiny rattle. A rowing boat approached and so I dropped the rod tip to the surface to keep the line clear and hope the eel would engulf the lob. When the boat had cleared I struck, and wound in a 3lb bream! That was a first for me, such a tiny bite on a lob, amazing. The next 15 mins were biteless, so I went back on the smaller hook with three red maggots and had an instant bite and a bream of about 3 1/2lb. It was now 12:20 and there were just over 3 hours to go and I was feeling like my luck in this match was going to continue!
Well there is not much more I can write about my tactics etc, because I never caught another fish! I tried all sorts of hook baits, I even tried scaling down and did have a couple of small bites. I struck at every indication, but never connected, and in all honesty I think the only bites I had were from roach because I only had bites on maggots and one was often nicked. I did have 2 drop backs but each time the bait was not touched, maybe liners?
By the end of the match I knew I would do no good as Nathan Hawke in the Norfolk Reeds had bream and so did Kev Dicks below him. Nathan won my section and framed with 14lb 10oz, and as there are no defaults in this match I didn't get a pick up. I did managed two bottles of plonk on the raffle though! Thank to Paul Haines for dragging my trolley back at least halfway for me, again I asked for no help but Paul just came up and did it, cheers mate.
The winner on the day was none other than my team captain Mark Harper. Mark took 5 bream (2 were 7lbers) on the feeder from peg 24. Mark did pull out of 2 so could have been a very convincing winner. In second place was another team mate Lee Trivett. Lee was drawn a couple of pegs below the New Fence (Crane) and after a very slow start (and having a walk, which is always a good trick) he ended up taking 4 bream, some skimmers and roach, oh and a 5lb pike! Third was Kev Dicks from peg 63 at Newbridge, Kev had bream to over 7lb on the feeder, including one right on the all out.
As ever the real winner was the British Legion with around £840 being raised for them. There were a lot of thank yous given out to all the sponsors who help make this match so well attended (I imagine there was nearly 100 fishing). However, I would like to give my thanks here to the two organisers Ray Bazeley and Paul Benson and to the stalwart of this match Bill Milton who always reads the remeberance prayer before the match and presents the prizes. Bill has had a very rough year since the last poppy match, but he is a fighter and I sincerely hope to see him on the next Poppy match. See photo below of the three amigos!


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Spotlight on Business
J. Seitz & Company
Design is a broadly and frequently used term. But genius and passion make it real. And you know it when you see it. J. Seitz & Company in New Preston, CT exemplifies design delivered with genius and passion. Established 32 years ago by Joanna and Bill Seitz in a remarkable space, once a service station and in the 1940's, a Chevy dealership, J. Seitz provides a shopping experience with surprises at every turn. And that's design delivered.
These surprises in home furnishings, clothing and jewelry are all guided by three design principles – natural materials, handcrafting and sustainable fashion. Design sensitivities and business skills developed by Joanna, and now daughter Amanda, as mother daughter Fashion Merchandising Management graduates of the Fashion Institute of Technology in Manhattan. J. Seitz has been furnishing homes for decades in Litchfield County and afar. The winter issue of New England Home features a recent design project. Joanna brought a strong background in retail, design and publishing to J. Seitz & Company when it opened in 1986.
Moving onto publishing as Fashion/Style Editor of Connecticut magazine, she honed her skills in sensing changing lifestyles and storytelling. When her passion for retail resurfaced, New Preston was shifting into a community of full and part-time homes. Joanna opened J. Seitz & Company to immediate success. Nearly every local and national design and lifestyle publication have told the remarkable story of J. Seitz & Company. Over decades with her leadership and demonstrated success, New Preston has evolved into a destination design center. It has built a strong a following reaching beyond the local area into New York and the afluent communities of southern Connecticut. New Preston has boomed along with J. Seitz & Company—better said, because of J.Seitz & Company


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I'm sure many of you have been waiting for this! Finally a way to use two swords at once in Multiplayer! :eek: The mod contains many skins/models made by our own community (list in the readme) and now is added with the JediMod/JediPLUS mix!
Install: Extract the files to your "GameData" folder.
************************************* JEDI KNIGHT II MODIFICATION JediMOD: Dragon Remix A Jedi Outcast MOD assembled by Covax Presented by Writer's Block Media ************************************* Title : JediMOD: Dragon Remix Author : Covax, various others (see Source) Web Page : Http://members.rogers.com/dragonremix Author E-Mail : firstname.lastname@example.com File Name : JMDR.zip File Size : 11 Mb Date Released : 11 Mb [Description] The Multiplayer Upgrade to JKII: Dragon Remix, based off of JediPLUS v3.3. It includes mamy of the sword/meele weapon models released to the community. Check out the website for more details. [Instructions] Extract all files in the GAMEDATA folder. The Jedi Knight II: Dragon Remix Game File is needed to play. If you don't want JKII:DR files to alter your single player game simply move them to the Gamedata/JMDR folder. [Files] Jedi+.pk3 Altered version of JediPlus 3.3 DRWeap.pk3 The Weapons, hilts and Energy Effects. Characters.pk3 Skins/Models [Common Commands] Type these into the console or bind them to other keys. /dualsaber -you get the dual 'energy' blades /dualblade -You get 2 weapons. The default left hand weapon is the Katana. /hilt <hiltname> -Changed the right (main) weapon. /hilt2 <hiltname> -Changes the left (second) weapon. Must have /dualblade to notice the effect. [Source Material] This MOD is a compilation of several other MODs, those being edited/altered versions of: Mods: 'JediPLUS v3.3' by BOFH, Darcious and Nitemare, based on original 'JediMod' by Dest Sword Models: 'Bokken' based off of 'Katana' by Ages120 'Caladbolg', and 'Axe' by Sephiroth__VII 'Saruman's Staff' and 'Gandalf's Staff' by Madjai 'Split Saber' by The Project X Team(?) Sounds: 'Katana' by Ages120 'Buster Sword' by Nick D Light Saber Hilt Models: 'Samurai 3000 Hilt' by Chrono 'Dooku's Hilt' by MonkeyKungFu 'Exar Kun Hilt' by Sish_Sadeet 'Maglite' by Mr.Sinister Saber Energy Blades: 'Burning Saber' by Wendel Crow 'Samurai Lightsaber' by 66sith 'Valsabers' by Val(?) Character Models and Skins: 'Agent Adams' based off 'President Scroob' by Yar Cydoh 'Dante7' based off 'Kyp Durron v2' by Mike Cantwell 'Tiamat' based off 'Night Elf' model and skin by Flux 'Rx-93 HiNu' by Ravenxg 'Rx-178 Mark II Gundam' by Gemini [Errors/Bugs] 1 - This MOD was not tested to work on it's own. It WILL work in theory, but to gain the full experiance you will need the JKII: Dragon Remix Game file. The Music Packs are not needed but are cool. 2 - I have NO idea how this mod will effect other MODS. By default anything that was compatable with JediPLUS sould work with this MOD. [Disclamer] 1- If you see elemets of you own work in this MOD let me know ASAP and I'll provide due credit. 2- I don't plan to take 100% credit for this MOD, rather I just want to push for more Swordplay/ Martial Arts MODs. ********************************************* THIS MODIFICATION IS NOT MADE, DISTRIBUTED, OR SUPPORTED BY ACTIVISION, RAVEN, OR LUCASARTS ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY LLC. ELEMENTS TM & © LUCASARTS ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY LLC AND/OR ITS LICENSORS. *********************************************
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Arab-Baltic spring
Together with Gidon Kremer (violin), Andris Veismanis (conductor), Fadia Tomb El-Hage (contralto), Maias Alyamani (violin), Taha Mohammad (percussion), Giedre Dirvanauskaite (violoncello), and Andrei Pushkarev (vibraphone).
You can also visit www.br.de and watch live translation of the concert!
Arvo Pärt (1935)
Orient & Occident
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Ouverture to the "Abduction from the Seraglio"
(instrumented for strings by Andrei Pushkarev)
Rageh Daoud (1954)
Dialogue (for violin and string orchestra)
Soloist Madara Petersone, violin
Joelle Khoury (Lebanon)
Variations on Imaginery Folk Dances
(A work commissioned to Kremerata Baltica)
Soloist Fadia Tomb El-Hage, contralto
Joelle Khoury (Lebanon)
Of Memories Folks and I
Soloist Fadia Tomb El-Hage, contralto; Dzeraldas Bidva, violin
Georgs Pelecis (1947)
Flowering Jasmine (for violin, vibraphone, and strings)
Soloists Gidon Kremer, violin; Andrei Pushkarev, vibraphone
Ali Osman Alhaj (Sudan-Egypt)
Soloist Mohammad Taha, percussion
Arturs Maskats (1957)
Midnight in Riga (for violin, violoncello, vibraphone, and orchestra)
(Written for Kremerata Baltica)
Soloists Gidon Kremer, violin; Giedre Dirvanauskaite, violoncello; Andrei Pushkarev, vibraphone
Maias Alyamani (1981)
Omar (for violin solo, percussion, and string orchestra)
Soloists Maias Alyamani, violin; Mohammad Taha, percussion


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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has started a new tour in Latin America, to strengthen ties with allies and U.S. agenda in the region.
United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is heading to Brazil for the induction ceremony of incoming, far-right President Jair Bolsonaro, then he will head to Colombia, and is looking to strengthen the "relations, in regional affairs, and around the globe."
Mike Pompeo Starts Interventionist Latin American Tour
For the U.S. State Department, "this trip wraps up a very busy year of high-level engagement in the region and kicks off the start of the new year of 2019 of high-level engagement." Pompeo will be meeting with different world leaders to strengthen U.S. influence in different parts of the world.
According to the statement released by a state department senior official, Pompeo promoted the support for "Israel's sovereign right to have its capital," as well as holding meetings to "discuss China and China's predatory trade and lending practices," also addressing "unfair trade practices and global concerns like North Korea."
However, one of the most important targets of Pompeo and the U.S. administration is to meet with leaders of the right-wing Lima Group, to "also discuss regional affairs and efforts to defend and promote democracy and human rights in Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba."
During the trip, Pompeo will meet with Peruvian President Martin Vizcarra, with Colombian President Ivan Duque, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. All of them are recognized right-wing leaders, who have spoken against the aforementioned Latin American sovereign nations, with democratically elected presidents.
In November, U.S. national security advisor John Bolton praised Brazilian President-elect Jair Bolsonaro, saying that his election is a "positive sign" for the region. In the same speech, Bolton attacked and threatened progressive governments in Latin America, including Venezuela, Cuba, and Nicaragua, accusing them of being a "troika of tyranny."
From Mexico to Argentina US Interventionism Intensifies: Expert
Latin American leaders, thinkers, and social movements have denounced U.S. interventionism in the continent. In early December, during the summit to mark the 14th anniversary of the ALBA-TCP, Bolivian President Evo Morales warned that "there are new forms of coups, interventionism, and U.S. imperialism."
In September, speaking at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro rejected U.S. interventionism, recalled that the Venezuelan people helped with the liberation and Independence of Latin America, and rejected the new attempts of attacking the National Popular governments in the region.
"Our nation is a country that is harassed and attacked. Yesterday, in this very place, the president of the United States of America spoke once again against the noble people of Venezuela," Maduro said, addressing world leaders attending the 73rd UNGA session.