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Paris might not be the first city that springs to mind when you think of a stag do.
While the French capital hardly needs an introduction, let's get the record straight. Paris is far more than just a city that's good for a romantic getaway with the misses or a city that's swarming with tourists.
Yes, Paris might be one of the most visited cities in the world, but it also offers up great stag party activities, epic nightlife and overall stag mayhem.
There is so much to love when it comes to a stag do in Paris and its array of amazing stag do activities is just one of many reasons for so much love.
If it's classics you and the lads are after there is Karting, Paintball, Bubble Football, Tree-Top Adventure (Go Ape) and Multi-Activity Days.
For something a little more unusual there is Crash Room, Axe Throwing, a Military Experience, Indoor Sky Diving, Crazy Hockey, Hoverboards and a Boot Camp.
And for the activities that are an all-around good time, don't go past the Beer Bike!
Firstly, when you are in Paris, you can finally say Champagne and drink it too. You won't find bubbly or sparkling wine here, it's the real deal and at least one celebratory bottle needs to be popped during the stag do in Paris.
And, just like how the French know good wine, food and Champagne, they know their nightlife and how to party too.
We have an office in Paris and they know their city's nightlife better than anyone. Luckily for us, they've shed some light on what areas to go out in, some of the best clubs and all-around how to have an amazing night out in Paris.
The best nightlife areas include:
Bercy near Gare d'Austerlitz: Here you'll find hoards of great clubs playing all the dancefloor favourites. You'll find the majority of them in Cité de la Mode et du Design or City of Fashion and Design. Some of the most notable clubs include Café Oz, Wanderlust, Communion, Garage and Nnuits Fauves. if you walk a little further, you'll find a famous techno club called La Concrete, which is actually on a boat.
Bastille & Oberkamf: If bar hopping and guided bar crawls are more your things, Bastille or Oberkamf, or both, are a great starting point. The streets are laden with bars, cafes, crepe stands, kebab shops and restaurants. If you are in Oberkamf and fill like shots, you won't find better then Espit Chupitos. You can choose from hundreds of shots, but you choose by name and don't know what you're getting, which is part of the fun and appeal. More importantly, they are only €3 each. So, shots, shots, shots and more shots when it comes to a hen weekend in Paris. And, if you have a stag with a great sense of humour and can handle some public humiliation and a solid prank, order him the Monica Lewinsky - you can thank us after!
Pigalle: Well, apart from being home to the Moulin Rouge, this vibrant and colourful area is home to plenty of bars and clubs. None more important than the multi-level, multi-room party madhouse that is La Machine du Moulin Rouge.
Rue des Lombards in Châtelet: Fancy sipping cocktails while listening to some amazing jazz music during your Paris stag do. Well, Rue des Lombards in Châtelet is the place you'll find three of the main French jazz club. You'll also find plenty of restaurants, cocktail bars, wine bars and Irish pubs.
Rue Princesse and Rue Saint Maur: Rue Princesse and Rue Saint Maur are what the French call Rues de la soif, which translates to drinking streets. We think we have said enough here!
Champs Elysées: The most famous street in Paris and known for its designer stores, the Champs Elysées is also a party hot spot with top clubs including Hobo (Hip hop), Duplex (Hip hop), Regine's (Regine is an old lady who opened the first nightclub in the world) and L'Arc, which is on the fancier side.
From a Bar Crawl with challenges to Club Entry and Drinks Packages, we can plan the perfect night out for your stag weekend in Paris. Trust us, with local knowledge, local guides and a ton of experience, you can't have a better night out in Paris than what Maximise can organise for you.
If you are choosing to fly into Paris, you have the city's main airport Charles de Gaulle, as well as two smaller airports Orly Airport and Paris Beauvais-Tille Airport. You'll find plenty of daily flights from throughout the UK to both Charles de Gaulle and Orly Airport, however, flights are limited to Beauvais-Tille.
While it's not imperative, we recommend flying into Charles de Gaulle Airport instead of Orly Airport. While both connect to the city's RER B train line, which gets you into the city centre, the Orly Airport train service is not direct between its terminals and the centre of Paris.
A dedicated airport train link called OrlyVal does connect the airport terminals at Orly with the RER B station at Antony, but, we prefer the ease of getting the train from Charles de Gaulle Airport directly into the centre of Paris.
Alternatively, you could skip all this and book airport transfers with Maximise instead. Regardless of what airport you fly into, we can get you to your accommodation in the city centre with our airport transfers.
If you are taking the train to Paris, you'll be arriving at Gare du Nord. You can either book transfers with us, or we recommend getting a Paris Visite travel pass. Valid for 1, 2, 3 or 5 days, you'll have unlimited travel on all of the public transport in Paris. These are great if you plan on moving about and relying on public transport otherwise single trips will cost you can get a t+ ticket, which is a single one-way ticket starting at £1.65.
When it comes to the famed icon that is the Eiffel Tour, the closest station is Champ de Mars (Tour Eiffel) on the train line RER C. Other Metro stations close to the Eiffel Tower include Ecole Militaire on Line 8 and Bir-Hakeim on Line 6. However, for the best view of the Eiffel Tower, get out at Trocadéro on Metro Line 6 or 9. It's on the opposite side of the Seine River but makes for some great views and photo opportunities.
For other great views, as well as places you must visit during a stag weekend n the French capital, don't go past Montmartre. Known as The Mountain Of Martyrs, this 130-metre high hill, is an incredibly beautiful and unique village within the city. Along with Sacré-Cœur and incredible views of the city, you'll find cobble-stoned streets buzzing with cafes, artist, street performers, restaurants and shops. Montmartre also connects to Pigalle, which is where you'll find the Moulin Rouge, sex shops and a ton of bars and restaurants.
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My sports photography focuses purely on the photograph and not the sport. The point of the photograph is not the subject it is the photograph - it could be framed as fine art sports photography.
The photograph of the Korean entry in the Americas cup was taken when the series visited Plymouth England. The aim of my photography at this event was to capture original photographs using in camera techniques that no other photographer was doing. I wanted my photographs tom stand out an be different to the others. I avoided the capsize pictures and crossing the finish line and threw out the rule book. The sports photograph of the Americas cup race on this page was taken at a slow shutter speed and processed to give a high key effect.
Living in Devon England, gives me access to a wide range of country sports. England has a massive point to point horse racing calendar, and Devon gets its fair share of the action. These photographs show the horses and riders at what I believe is the point when all of the speed, power and skill come together in a single moment; jumping the fence. Timing is Critical.
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It's what brought me here in the first place and as soon as I decide to post something, it rears it's ugly head again.
Huffington Post published a reaction piece to a major plot point of Season 4 of Downton Abbey. I'm not putting the link up because it's part of the point.
Downton Abbey airs in the UK on iTV which sells it's airing rights to PBS. Because of (probably contractual) reasons, there's a 3-4 month wait for PBS to air them.
The BBC used to do this with Doctor Who. Then BBC America came along and they jumped on the international popularity of the show with making nearly simultaneous airings of the show. This also decreased illegal downloads of the show during the interim which all means $$$ for the BBC.
iTV does not have a US version. Hence PBS. Also, good for PBS. It actually has a bona fide HIT on it's hands.
So why, with at least THREE MONTHS inbetween airings, does Huffington Post put an article on their MAIN PAGE, not the UK site or solely the TV page.
But apparently since there was a "spoiler warning" on the top of the article (which of course you could read without reading ANY part of the article) I'm ridiculous and a baby for complaining.
ALL of the responses to my post asking why they were putting this on the main page were variations of "you don't have to read it."
I've WATCHED the episodes this season the day after they air in the UK and I still care. This plot point isn't a death or departure of a character but is still HUGE and what a big part of the rest of the season will be. With the biggest plot point last year being the death of a character/wanted departure by an actor, the urge to click on the post would be HUGE! Especially when not everyone knows that it airs SO EARLY in comparison to the PBS version.
This isn't "don't spoil the Breaking Bad ending for me because I DVR'd it." This is "HER HEAD IS IN THE BOX!!!!" spoiling (from Seven, which is kinda a trigger for me because a high school english teacher I had spoiled the movie for anyone who hadn't seen it right after I said, "You can't say the ending!" Her hair also looked like the spaceship in Coneheads. And she played a Sinbad comedy special in our AP english class. And played "Independence Day" and forbade us from making fun of it).
There's decorum when it comes to spoilers. Even tv gossip writers do it with a slow release of certain spoilers or blind items. There's an etiquette. This is out of bounds. It's like spoiling a popular foreign film's surprise when it's just starting to talk distribution in the US. Or spoiling a film via a Cannes or film festival screening. It's just NOT FUCKING DONE SO PUBLICLY!
So yeah. The groundhog emerged from it's GroupThink hole to see that the douchebag (my word for the week) element of HuffPost comment sections are still alive and well. I'm a baby ("don't forget to bring your diapers") for leaving as soon as I get there.
Yeah. I'm a baby for not wanting a click-bait mainpage article during an endless gov shutdown/slowest news week EVAR to spoil a big plot point in a popular show that airs on PUBLIC BROADCASTING and probably earns them a lot of money and exposes them to new age demographic markets (PBS, that is) .


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Last Saturday evening, I had the great pleasure of seeing Quebec singer-songwriter Ariane Moffatt in the Grand Hall at the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Gatineau. Now, you have to understand that I'm biased because I simply LOVE this girl. She's extremely talented, projects tons of positive energy, plays numerous instruments and she is a fantastic singer which, when performing live, distinguishes her from other plain-Jane artists that sound good once the editing and filters have been applied, but who can't sing in front of a crowd.
All that to say, she's excellent, but the venue's accoustics and sound, not so much and that for an artist is very difficult to work with. The Museum's Grand Hall is first and foremost an ehxibition space, not a concert hall. Therefore, Ariane Moffatt and her band had several technical issues for the first part of the show, and she often mentioned this throughout her performance, but the crowd hardly noticed the difference. Nonetheless, it was definitely a challenge for her to perform in a Museum exhibition.
She certainly attracts a wide range of people, from young children with their parents to straight-up seniors. As a result, the crowd was rather tame. Despite this, approximately 600 people showed up to see and hear Ariane Moffatt.
Although she primarily sings in French, her latest album MA, has been composed in both official languages almost equally. True to the integral album, she performed MA in the same order the songs can be found on record à la Pink Floyd. Afterwards, she came back on stage to offer the public songs from her other albums to the delight of everyone in the room. All in all an amazing show despite the technical issues. Gatineau fans were definitely pleased by her performance and welcome her back in the region any time for a future visit!
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We have demonstrated functional optical coherence tomography (fOCT) for neural imaging by detecting scattering changes during the propagation of action potentials through neural tissue. OCT images of nerve fibers from the abdominal ganglion of the sea slug Aplysia californica were taken before, during, and after electrical stimulation. Images acquired during stimulation showed localized reversible increases in scattering compared with those acquired before stimulation. Motion-mode OCT images of nerve fibers showed transient scattering changes from spontaneous action potentials. These results demonstrate that OCT is sensitive to the optical changes in electrically active nerve fibers.
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Ian has been a volunteer at Radio Glamorgan for a number of years and never did he think he would or could be a radio presenter.
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The first hour consists of a variety of current music & the second hour contains Soul and R&B music.
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Lowland tropics of Asia and Africa, mainly (80%) in American tropics, occasionally subtropics, s United States to n Argentina.
Maranta arundinacea, and Thalia dealbata, and T. geniculata are cultivated. Marantaceae are clearly monophyletic, uniquely defined by two vegetative traits: leaf venation of broadly sigmoidally-curved (S-shaped) lateral veins with numerous, regular, parallel cross veinlets (attached at right angles) between them and the pulvinus at the base of the leaf blade. The family can be recognized worldwide from a single leaf. Florally, Marantaceae are characterized by their highly modified staminodes and unusual pollination mechanism: explosive, secondary pollen presentation. During the bud stage, pollen is shed onto the back of the style, behind the stigma. At anthesis the style is under tension and is enfolded and held in place by the cucullate (hooded) staminode. Bees, probing for nectar in the flower, depress the appendage (trigger) of the cucullate staminode. This releases the style, which springs forward, moving in a single plane or helically, bringing the cup-shaped stigma in contact with pollen on the pollinator and, in the same motion, depositing fresh pollen on the same spot. Marantaceae are self-compatible but are mainly allogamous (out-crossing). In spite of the elaborate pollination system, some 8% of the species are known to be autogamous (self-pollinating), including all three species in the flora [very rarely cleistogamous]. Such self-pollen is deposited in the stigma during pollen transfer within the bud prior to anthesis, not during subsequent stylar movement.
Within the Zingiberales, Marantaceae are most closely related to Cannaceae, with in which it had been merged untithey were originally placed.l K. Koch (1857) recognized the taxon as a distinct family. The two families share similar leaf venation, presence of specialized cells at the base of the leaf (only a few cells abaxially in Cannaceae, not organized into a pulvinus), and secondary pollen presentation.
The leaves of the three North American species of Marantaceae are all homotropic (all leaves rolled in the same direction in the bud), though extraterritorial species may be antitropic (leaves on opposite sides of the stem rolled in opposite directions, half of the leaves with the left side of the blade larger than the right, opposite leaves with the right side of the blade larger). A prophyll is associated with each pair of flowers in the inflorescence. The North American species lack secondary bracts and bracteoles, although extraterritorial species may have a secondary bract and as many as four bracteoles, which may be modified as extrafloral nectaries. The perisperm of the seed has 1–2 canals.
The family is best known in horticulture for its elaborately patterned leaves, present in 20% of the species (H. Kennedy 1992). Such patterned-leaved species are popular as house plants, especially the ubiquitous Maranta leuconeura, in conservatories, and as ornamentals in tropical gardening. The most significant food plant is Maranta arundinacea, cultivated in tropical regions worldwide for arrowroot starch.
Genera 31, species ca. 530 (2 genera, 3 species in the flora).
Selected References
Andersson, L. 1976. The synflorescence of the Marantaceae. Organization and descriptive terminology. Bot. Not. 129: 39--48.
Andersson, L. 1981a. The neotropical genera of Marantaceae. Circumscription and relationships. Nordic J. Bot. 1: 218--245.
Kennedy, H. 1978. Systematics and pollination of the "closed-flowered" species of Calathea (Marantaceae). Univ. Calif. Publ. Bot. 71: 1--90, plates 1--20.
Kirchoff, B. K. 1983. Floral organogenesis in five genera of the Marantaceae and in Canna (Cannaceae). Amer. J. Bot. 70: 508--523.
Rogers, G. K. 1984. The Zingiberales (Cannaceae, Marantaceae, and Zingiberaceae) in the southeastern United States. J. Arnold Arbor. 65: 5--55.
Schumann, K. 1902. Marantaceae. In: H. G. A. Engler, ed. 1900--1953. Das Pflanzenreich.... 107 vols. Berlin. Vol. II 11 [IV,48], pp. 1--184.
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Autism Site #15 is Autism from a Father's Point of View (by Stuart Duncan)
"I got my start in the autism community in May 2010 when I started my blog, Autism From A Father's Point of View (www.stuartduncan.name) and took to social media with the name AutismFather. I now have over 10,000 Facebook fans and 10,000 Twitter followers and had the opportunity to write 2 ebooks as well as articles for Autism Speaks, Autism Society and more, including guest posts on hundreds of other blogs. My blog has been honoured to have been listed on several "top autism blog" lists."
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Which is a shame. But it's not like it was unexpected.
Bob Krumm wrote up an excellent piece yesterday documenting where the Thompson Campaign went wrong, What might have been . . . and what was:
We can only wonder what might have been, but we can analyze what was. And so here are ten lessons that we can take away from Fred's campaign.
1. Hit the ground running. ... 2. Showmanship sells. ... 3. Never skip New Hampshire. ... 4. The best time to kick a man [McCain] is when he's down. ... 5. Politics is a blood sport. ... 6. Since the media only print sentences don't talk in paragraphs. ... 7. Every candidate needs a few friends in the media. ... 8. Like Dixville Notch, the internet picks losers. ... 9. If it's the most important problem, but it doesn't have a good solution, it's not an important issue. ... 10. Build a base.
One final thought. Much will be made of Fred's delayed entry to the race being the cause of his defeat. (Keep in mind that many of those making the case will be professional campaigners and pundits who directly benefit from extended campaigns.) I don't think he began too late at all. Furthermore, I really wish he had won so that we could hold back this urge to begin campaigns earlier and earlier every four years. It's like seeing Christmas decorations go up in the stores right after Labor Day. I hate it.
Fred's start date, however, did mean that he wouldn't be able to fail. At all. John McCain failed miserably. He was at zero– zero support, zero money, and zero staff—right about the time that Fred jumped in to the race. McCain made lots of mistakes in the previous year, but he has made the best of his second start. The manner in which Fred entered the race meant that he didn't have time for a restart. He had to do it right the first time, and he didn't. Oh, what might have been . . .
It's kind of sad that how-you-campaign seems to carry more weight than the policies you offer, but, alas, the world's not fair. To the extent Fred's campaign forced the other candidates to push conservatism, and to the degree he utterly exposed Mike "Give Fred Thompson Some Metamucil!" Huckabee as being anything but conservative, well - Fred, thanks for running.


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Models of organisational culture, structure, process and control
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Theorists Edgar H. Schein, Geert Hofstede and Fons Trompenaars each offer models that explain organisational culture by looking at the core values and assumptions groups adopt over time.
These theories attempt to show how the group's structure forms, how its processes are handled and how control systems are implemented. Their models are often used to analyse all kinds of cultures, including corporate and national cultures.
Defining organisational culture
In his 2004 book, Organizational Culture and Leadership, MIT School of Management professor and theorist Edgar H. Schein defined organisational culture as "a pattern of shared basic assumptions that was learnt by a group as it solved its problems of external adaptation and internal integration, that has worked well enough to be considered valid and, therefore, to be taught to new members as the correct way to perceive, think, and feel in relation to those problems." Often cited by other theorists, Schein's definition asserts that structure, process and control systems develop over time and centre around a group's organisational culture, whether it's in an office setting or among the citizens of a country.
Edgar H. Schein's organisational culture model
Schein's model consists of three layers that build on one another to explain how the core values of an organizational culture shape the visible elements within cultures. Have you ever walked into an office and noticed the furniture, the pictures hanging on the walls and the office staff's attire? If so, you witnessed the first layer of Schein's model, which he labelled "artefacts," or the visible elements, organisational structures and processes that one sees, hears, and feels when first encountering a new group. Artefacts include clothing, communication style, emotional displays, furniture, rituals and stories among other elements. The artefacts you see are a mere reflection of the group's espoused beliefs and its underlying assumptions --- the second and third layer, respectively, of Schein's theory. Espoused beliefs and underlying assumptions are the heart of organizational culture. They form over time through trial and error as the group puts strategies and philosophies into practice.
Geert Hofstede's five cultural dimensions
Theorist Geert Hofstede proposed five cultural dimensions that are typically found in the value system of an organisational culture. They are: power distance, uncertainty avoidance, masculinity versus femininity, individualism versus collectivism and long-term versus short-term orientation. Some dimensions, Hofstede noted, may be deeply embedded in one culture while absent in others. They are also notable in the way different cultures behave, especially in the workplace. A British office worker, for example, may have a more individualistic attitude toward completing her tasks than an Asian or Latin American office worker who relies more on teamwork to get her work done.
Fons Trompenaars' cultural dimensions
A Dutch theorist in the field of cross-cultural communication and international management, Fons Trompenaars developed a model that attempts to explain how people in different cultures interact with each other and face dilemmas. Trompenaars based his theory on seven dimensions: universalism versus particularism (do we value rules over relationships?), individualism versus collectivism (do we prefer working alone or in groups?), neutral versus emotional (do we refrain from emotional displays or not?), specific versus diffuse (do we view relationships as static or are they constantly changing?), achievement versus ascription (do we feel we need to prove ourselves to gain status or are we given status automatically?), sequential versus synchronic (do we multi-task or focus on completing one task at a time?) and internal versus external control (do we view our environment as controllable or in control of us?). Even though Trompenaars theory focused on 55 national cultures, business managers in highly diverse office settings can use the data collected in Trompenaars' study to better understand how employees from different cultures might go about accomplishing tasks and interacting with colleagues.
- Organizational culture and leadership; Edgar H. Schein; 2004
- Cultures and organizations: Software of the mind; Geert Hofstede, et al.; 2010
- Riding the waves of culture: Understanding diversity in global business, 2nd Edition; Fons Trompenaars, et al; 1998
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Here is a very short, utterly incomplete, hastily compiled list of people charged under Section 124 A in the last two years alone.
Our very own Shuddhabrata Sengupta figures in this roll of honour.
(Incidentally, KK Shahina, who has guest posted with us, faces charges from the Karnataka Police under IPC 506 for intimidating witnesses. Her expose in Tehelka showed how the police case against Abdul Nasar Madani, head of the People's Democratic Front (PDP), accused in 2008 Bengaluru blasts, was fragile and based on non-existent and false testimonies.)
There would be hundreds more, not named here, charged with sedition for "criticizing" the government, for exposing corruption and police nexus with mafias, or for expressing views that run counter to official wisdom on the "integrity" of India.
As if "integrity" is something pre-existing and eternal rather than something that has to be produced at every point. The existence of a…
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69500 Career Management for Scientists6cp; 4hpw (1hr seminar, 3hrs tutorial)
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The aim of this subject is to enable students to research and understand the requirements of employers of science graduates and to review and effectively promote both discipline specific skills and graduate attributes to employers in their fields of interest. It develops professional skills and behaviours sought by employers that enable graduates to transition effectively into science or other industries. It requires students to research relevant work opportunities in the local or global workplace, to analyse their capacities in relation to employer requirements in that field and review education and training needs for ongoing employment. It enables students to analyse and apply effective interpersonal skills in teamwork and develop confidence in their business communication and presentation skills. Students clarify career goals, identify relevant professional capacities and graduate attributes and learn to successfully articulate these capacities and experiences to employers. The subject also supports the development of a skills based e-portfolio for ongoing career management.
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Spring session, City campus
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Network World just released its annual salary survey for 2009. I don't think that anyone was surprised with the results. Sixty-one percent of IT salaries will increase, 36 percent will stay the same, and only 3 percent will decrease. The list included IT Senior Managers at $120,800, a 2.9 percent increase over 2008; Web Application Development at $105,200, a 1.4 percent increase over 2008; and Security Architect/Administrator at $93,900, a 2.3 percent increase over 2008.
What didn't surprise me was how security jobs are expected to pay the most and have some of the highest expected salary increases for 2009.
Half of the respondents reported that they will earn a bonus. Fifty-nine percent will earn one for individual performance, 37 percent will earn a year-end bonus, and 33 percent will earn one for team performance.
Three-quarters of respondents reported receiving pay other than salaries and bonuses. Eighty-two percent receive matching 401(k), 13 percent receive stock options, and 12 percent receive overtime pay.
What did surprise me in this survey was the geographic area that will pay the most; New England will average $97,600. The Pacific region will average $95,600, and the mid Atlantic region will average $93,300.
Let's put this in perspective. The economy is bad, really bad. Unemployment is at 8 percent so if you have a job, consider yourself lucky and don't worry whether you were one of the 36 percent whose salary stayed the same.


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I've been in private practice since 1989. Having experience in both mind and body oriented therapies, I have developed an approach that combines counselling with hands-on energy healing (Reiki, chakra balancing). I strive to create an accepting environment that encourages a relaxed and open dialog.
I keep abreast of new developments in energy therapy and psychology as well as continue with my own personal growth, striving always to provide the best quality therapy for my clients.
I also teach intuitive training as well as personalized
meditation instruction.
- Toronto Institute of Human Relations, psychotherapy ('90-93) (now www.tirp.ca)
- Mind-body therapy, psychodrama, Magraw Method ('93-96)
- Bachelor of Science, biology, McGill University 1974
- Diploma in Shiatsu Therapy, professional 2200 hour course('87-89)
Additional training
- Two-year apprenticeship in energy healing including Therapeutic Touch, Reiki, energy psychology, Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT)
- Intuitive development group for seven years with well-known Toronto psychic consultant, Vincent Vanlimbeek, (Toronto Life Jan '97).
(to see my article: Developing Intuition)
- I have been a student of various meditation and spiritual traditions for the past thirty years, including Buddhist, Yoga, Gurdjieff and Native spiritual teachings.
Work history
After graduating from university, I worked in medical research, in particular, cancer research for seven years and then became a technical sales representative for a scientific equipment company for five years before entering the healing arts. This has given me a good understanding of workplace stresses.


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|This City National Bank and Trust ATM building had a stylized teepee. My guess is that it's from the 1960s or 1970s. Around 2018, the ATM had closed and the teepee was removed from the roof. [map]
|First National Bank
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Enid, OK
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Oppo Find X Lamborghini Edition
Secondary Camera: 25 MPix
Average of 1 scores (from 1 reviews)
Reviews for the Oppo Find X Lamborghini Edition
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Single Review, online available, Very Long, Date: 10/26/2018
Rating: Total score: 80%
Qualcomm Adreno 630: Integrated graphics card in the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC. According to Qualcomm 30% faster than the old Adreno 540 in the Snapdragon 835 with 30% less power consumption.
Non demanding games should be playable with these graphics cards.
» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Graphics Cards and the corresponding Benchmark List.
SD 845: High-end SoC for smartphones that was introduced in early 2018 and manufactured in 10 nm LPP FinFET at TSMC. Integrates 4x Kryo 385 cores (Cortex-A75) at up to 2.8 GHz (max) for performance and 4x Kryo 385 at 1.8 GHz (max) for efficiency. Furthermore offers an X20 LTE modem, ac-WiFi and a dual-channel 32-Bit 1866 MHz LPDDR4x memory controller.» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
Only a few smartphones have larger screens.
Large display-sizes allow higher resolutions. So, details like letters are bigger. On the other hand, the power consumption is lower with small screen diagonals and the devices are smaller, more lightweight and cheaper.
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Ozow is registered as a Systems Operator and a Third Party Payment Provider with the Payment Association of South Africa.
While the official website operated by Ozow is https://ozow.com/ (the "Website"), the Payment System is integrated on the various sites operated by our merchants (the"Merchant Websites").
We will update this policy with any updates to our security protocol and processing methods. If we do, we will notify you next time to visit this site, and we also encourage you to check this page regularly.
We care about your privacy. As a responsible payment solutions service, secure processing of your personal information is of utmost importance to us. As such, we ensure that we process your personal information in keeping with laws and regulations that are aimed at protecting the integrity of your personal information.
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Laura was raised in Colorado Springs and comes from a large family (her parents, 5 sisters, and 1 brother also live in the Springs). She earned a BSB at the University of Phoenix in Small Business Entrepreneurship. My career has been in Customer Service, Sales, and Management. Outside of her career, she enjoys family time with her partner, two daughters and two dogs as well as new adventures, the outdoors, sports, reading, and writing.


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Denovo Boys Bike - 18" Wheel
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Size Guide
|Approx. Age (Years)
|Wheel Size (in)
|Rider Height (in)
|Rider Height (cm)
|3' - 3'5"
|90cm - 105cm
|3'5" - 3'9"
|105cm - 118cm
|3'9" - 4'5"
|118cm - 135cm
|4'5" - 5'
|135cm - 150cm
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About Denovo
Children's bikes that perform like their grown-up counterparts. DeNovo is all about our commitment to getting kids to be active and have fun. We're committed to action, adventure and friendship. We believe that children should form a lifelong love of bikes and we want to encourage everybody to get involved. DeNovo Bikes are innovative, robust bikes which surpass the best in class safety standards. Designed with age in mind, Denovo bikes' are lightweight and offer a relaxed riding position to ensure children have fun for longer!
About This Bike
The DeNovo D16 FS bikes for boys comes equipped with a choice of components that ensure durability and a smooth ride. The quick release mechanism on the seat post make it convenient for easy adjustment to the seat height. The cool colourful and sporty design gives the bike a distinctive look. There are a few simple steps to complete after unboxing the bike - watch the video.
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- 30 Day Exchange - Free UK Delivery - 24/7 Customer Support - PayPal Finance Available
|New 18" wheel steel, with straight top tube as design
|Hi-ten Steel 25.4mm straight blades
|Steel 8pcs
|B. B. Set
|Steel 9 Pcs.
|DE NOVO D-18 All Terrain 2017 UNDER CLEARCOAT
|Seat Bolt/Pin/Clamp
|Alloy AH 28.6mm with QR bolt
|Handle Bar
|Steel 520mmL 60mm Rise
|Zoom MTS-291-2 Alloy/Steel, 60mm, 10 Degree rise
|PVC 100mm (Star type New grip), White
|Front Brake
|Alloy V-Brakes
|Rear Brake
|Alloy V-Brakes
|1/8''x1/2''x76 Links
|OPC 1/8", 36T Black Steel Chainring, with white chainring chainguard
|1/2" PVC Pedal Axle
|Tyres Front
|18" x 2.25" MTB Pattern, Black with white double strip
|Tyres Rear
|18" x 2.25" MTB Pattern, Black with white double strip
|18" Alloy 36 Holes Single Wall
|Front Hub
|Steel 36Hx100x140mm
|Rear Hub
|Steel 36Hx110x145mm
|Padded Black with print, black clamp and rails
|Seat Post
|Steel 25.4 X 200mm
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Standard delivery for all bikes is FREE and for accessories it is £2.99. Next Day Delivery is also available if ordered before 10:30pm. This item is: Sold out.
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The bike is real easy to assemble and very well-equipped. May cost you a bit high initially, but totally worth it. Takes very less maintenance. It's been 3 months or so of regular use, and all the parts work perfectly fine.
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Got my son the best bike ever for the best price possible. The service at the store was good and the delivery was prompt. Assembled the bike last week and the boy's literally not been off it ever since if he's not sleeping. Its relaxing, which is a relief and perfectly safe. All's done well.


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We are a small friendly club with 2 floodlit hard courts and access to a well equipped modern club house with showers and kitchen facilities. Our membership fees are very competitive compared to other clubs in the area and we think represent excellent value for money. If you are not sure if you want to join you are very welcome to come along to our Wednesday club night free of charge for up to 4 weeks to help you decide. If you want more information please feel free to contact any of our committee members.
- Free access to the courts at all times (other than when there is coaching or a match)
- Reduced fees and preferential booking on all coaching courses
- A minimum of 3 social tournaments per year
- The opportunity to play competitive and friendly matches against other clubs
- Regular adult club night with balls provided
- Entry into a draw for Wimbledon tickets (nb you must also be a member of British Tennis to qualify)
- Junior club nights
Membership Form with Junior Additional Information Form
British Tennis Safeguarding Policy
British Tennis Diversity and Inclusion Policy 2017
Napton Tennis Club Safeguarding Whistleblowing Policy
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HERKIMER — Some McKennan Road residents are still interested in receiving municipal water.
Nancy Tangorra, of 810 McKennan Road, asked the Herkimer town board during a meeting Monday about the status of a proposed expansion of the McKennan Road water district.
"It's looking like you're going to go with Steuben Road," she said. "The people above us weren't interested (in being part of a water district), but we are still interested and some of the neighbors are."
If all those in favor of expanding the district further up McKennan Road petitioned the town, could the proposed district be expanded to include them, she asked.
Town Supervisor Dominic Frank wasn't sure how it would work. He pointed out the town had contacted the residents of Steuben and McKennan roads to see if they would be interested in being part of an expanded water district. Initially, there was interest from residents on both roads, he said, but when a public hearing was conducted, many of the McKennan Road residents indicated they did not wish to participate. The Steuben Road residents did have an interest, however, so the town is moving ahead with a plan for this area.
The town underwrote the cost of engineering and bond counsel for the project, he said. Once all the information is available, including the full cost of the project, residents will go door-to-door seeking signatures of people who support forming a water district.
The town cannot apply for funding to offset the cost until a district is formed, Frank said.
He suggested Tangorra contact her neighbors to determine how many are interested. If there is enough interest, the board would consider an engineering study.
Councilman Daniel Stalteri suggested that if it were an extension, the town might be able to move ahead without all of the steps needed to create a new district.
He advised her to find out how many are interested.
"If we see enough people, we'll push through another engineering study," he said.
Stalteri added that the need for additional pumps to provide for fire protection would be the single item most likely to affect the cost.


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Chocolate is probably the most favorite food of many people all ages and all over the world. It is not just tasty and delicious, but also loaded with important nutrients providing various fantastic health benefits. However, processed chocolate, that is widely available in our grocery stores, comes with all the added sugars and milk fat. Recently, more and more consumers are seeking healthier alternatives to processed chocolate, and the new raw chocolate products are emerging as a perfect alternative. The raw chocolate is made only with wholesome ingredients, and it does not contain any refined sugars, animal products or artificial sweeteners. The raw chocolate contains only natural ingredients in perfectly healthy proportion.
Benefits of raw chocolate
The most important benefit of raw chocolate is that it actually tastes much better than the processed chocolate. This might be hard to believe, but in production of raw chocolate are used only un-roasted cacao beans. This provides even more nutrition to raw chocolate bars and more intense cacao flavor. Un-roasted cocoa is an excellent source of magnesium, which is the most deficient mineral in the western world. Magnesium is important for a healthy heart and assists in the production of energy for the neurons in the brain from glucose. Raw chocolate is also rich in chromium, which promotes pancreatic health and regulates blood sugar. It is loaded with iron, important in oxygenation of the body, and full of antioxidants, which are known to prevent the hazardous effects of free radicals and numerous diseases such as DNA damage, coronary heart disease and cancers.
Raw chocolate recipes
One can easily make its own organic raw chocolate at home, following a simple recipe and using a couple of available products from the market: raw cacao butter, powder and other cacao products. One can substitute raw coconut butter for raw cacao butter in any of the recipes.
To make simple raw chocolate cubes, one should obtain 1/2 cup of raw cacao nibs, 2 cups of raw cacao butter, 1/4 cup of raw carob powder, 1 dessert-spoon of Pure Synergy, 1/4 cup of raw agave nectar, 1 teaspoon of Blue Manna powder, 1 teaspoon of maca, 2 dessertspoons of coconut oil and 1/2 cup of cashew nuts.
To prepare this raw chocolate delicacy, simply grind the cacao nibs and cashew nuts into a fine powder. Grate the mixture with cacao butter and add to a bowl. In another bowl pour a bit of warm water and sit the bowel with the butter into this bowl, while it becomes softer. When the butter is molten add other ingredients, stir the mixture and pour into moulds.


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¶ "The balancing act: A tough task cut out for grid managers" • A massive deployment of renewable capacity implies a paradigm shift for thermal plants. This is something that could be testing for grid managers. India has a national target to add 141 GW of solar and wind energy by 2022, but this will change how the grid is run. [The Indian Express]
¶ "Clinton and Trump polar opposites on global warming and energy" • Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump want the US to become a global energy superpower. The similarity in their energy policies ends there. Trump's position is based on fossil fuels, while Clinton's is based on renewable power. [San Francisco Chronicle]
¶ Cuba is embracing renewable and affordable energy as a new solar panel park is saving the country over half a million dollars in fossil fuels spending in its first year, at practically no cost. In its first year of operation, Pinar 220 A1 was estimated to have fed almost 6 GWh of electricity to Cuba's national electricity grid. [teleSUR English]
¶ The first solar power plant on the Philippines' Panay Island opened in Miag-ao, a town in southern Iloilo province. The chief executive officer of Cosmo Solar Energy Inc has said that the 15-hectare solar power plant can generate 5.67 MW. The power is being sold under a 25-year contract, and site can be expanded. [Manila Bulletin]
¶ The Indian government has estimated that by 2020, India will need 1.5 billion tonnes of coal. A PriceWaterhouse Coopers report indicates there is a slight problem. It said that to achieve its target, the government would have to invest around ₹10 lakh crore ($149 billion). This is four times India's annual defence budget. [Scroll.in]
¶ When it comes to generating renewable energy, the Indian state of Maharashtra has managed to exceed its quota. But, the state has lagged behind in power purchase agreements, and this might hamper further growth and expansion of the sector. The state has wind, solar, biomass and small hydro power. [The Indian Express]
¶ Thailand has been seeking to diversify from its currently fossil fuel based power generation towards more renewable energy power generation. Geothermal is one of the available options, and a local TV station carried some footage covering geothermal plant in the province of Chiang Mai in northern Thailand. [ThinkGeoEnergy]
¶ The Danish ambassador to Pakistan said that a Danish energy company working in Rajanpur district of Punjab would add 250 MW of wind capacity in the national grid before the year 2018. The announcement was made at a seminar recently organised by the Ramboll A/S Denmark and Elan International. [Daily Pakistan]
¶ Iran began building a second nuclear plant with Russian help on Saturday, in a $10 billion project following Tehran's landmark nuclear deal with world powers last year, state media reported. The project is to erect a 1,000-MW reactor, and is expected to take 10 years to build. Iran already runs one Russian-built nuclear reactor at Bushehr. [Zawya]
¶ Rather than choose to have Volkswagen modify their vehicles to meet US emissions standards, the majority of US owners who were affected by the recent diesel emissions cheating scandal have signed up for the vehicle buyback, according to recent reports. Over half of the 475,000 owners affected have already registered decisions. [CleanTechnica]
¶ The vision the federal government unveiled on Friday calls for wind farms off of nearly every US coastline by 2050, in an effort to generate 86 GW of electricity from offshore wind, enough zero-carbon power for more than 23 million homes. Offshore wind is a major part of the US strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. [Grist]
¶ California Governor Jerry Brown said last week that he remains committed to expanding California's power grid to include other Western states, despite a delay announced this summer when it appeared the state Legislature was unprepared to grant the broader approval needed to advance the project this year. [The Register-Guard]
¶ Wind Energy Development, based in North Kingston, Rhode Island, installed nine 1.5-MW, German-made turbines over the summer. It is the largest onshore wind farm in Rhode Island. The developer says technological advances now enable turbines to take advantage of weaker winds away from the coast. [The Providence Journal]


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What cooking oil do you use?
By dhawanbm
@dhawanbm (3705)
June 18, 2009 6:49am CST
Its simply taste which matters! I think the quality of the oil should also be good, heart friendly and low on bad cholestrol. We usually buy and consume sunflower oil which is very good for our heart, say saffola or fortune! What about you?
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@visaseetharaman (234)
3 Jul 09
I use gingelly oil for dosa and chappatis and sunflower refined oil for deep frying .Sunflower refined oil is supposed to be good for the heart .But the best oil they say is olive though it is damn costly.How many can afford this? using less oil is very healthy.
@babyjesus (277)
28 Jun 09
we use vegtable oil. I sometimes stock minola, canola and olive oil but i use them for special recipes. For health purposes, we cook with less use of oil except for frying which we seldom do now a days. However, so far the cheapest among the cooking oils here is the vegtable oil.
@mermaidivy (15404)
• United States
18 Jun 09
I use Italian olive oil, I think it is a type of healthy oil, I don't use a lot though when I cook, I just use a little bit to make sure food won't stick to the pan.
@kaguvkov (1041)
• Philippines
18 Jun 09
We use only the regular cooking oil. The minola one. It is pure oil from coconut and I think it is also healthy compare to others. It would be nice if it is vegetable oil but it is so expensive here.
@Preciousgem (1184)
• Philippines
18 Jun 09
I use Minola cooking oil or butter, when i am going to saute' the food or fry the food, to make the food much tastier, and it is the cheapest oil in our country.
@valpopa (155)
• Italy
18 Jun 09
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Let's start by stipulating that not every newcomer to America is a violent criminal bringing old ethnic and religious conflicts to the New World; nor is he a predatory opportunist, happy to take advantage of the stable, trusting, and yes, welcoming culture he finds. Every country has its social customs and unwritten rules, and often newcomers misinterpret them as weakness.
When the Catholic Irish arrived in large number from the middle of the 19th century on, they brought with them a deep suspicion of the police, a distrust of the Protestant ascendancy, and a pent-up willingness to work the system to their advantage -- cultural survival skills they had learned during nearly a millennium of English occupation of their home country. It took them more than a full century to fully integrate into American society. Swaths of American cities, especially New York, had Irish no-go zones, into which even the Irish cops feared to tread, and even today we remember the names of the psychopath Mad Dog Coll and the suave but violent Owney Madden, chief of the Gopher Gang, who gave the world Mae West, Primo Carnera, the Cotton Club and Bill Clinton.
Similarly, the immigrant Jews from Russia and the Pale went through a short but violent gangster period (Monk Eastman, Lepke, Meyer Lansky, Benny Siegel), culminating, along with newly arrived Italians, as the triggermen for Murder, Inc. And the Sicilian contribution to urban mayhem has been well documented in print, stage, and screen.
That's largely in the past now: nobody fears a pack of Irish boys, unless they're drunk and it's St. Patrick's Day in Manhattan, or the Jewish kids studying at the yeshiva, or the Italian lawyers, chefs, and movie directors. But neither were any of these groups particularly welcomed upon arrival; instead, they were seen as cannon fodder for the Civil War, merchants, laborers, and settlers as America pushed west toward its Manifest Destiny.
Which brings us to Little Mogadishu, in the city soon to be formerly known as Minneapolis, where the good people of Minnesota -- of Scandinavian, German, and Irish stock -- have been busily importing people from perhaps the most culturally alien region of the world, Muslim East Africa, whose charming natives are unlikely to follow the traditional immigrant path outlined above. In Charles Dickens's masterpiece, Bleak House, Mrs. Jellyby ignores her own brood while busily organizing aid to Africa; today's Mrs. Jellybys have instead have brought East Africa to them.
East African community reeling from weekend violence, demands solutionsA group of Somali volunteers including Abdirahman Mukhtar, left, and Abdullahi Farah gave out pizza and tea to young people from a stand Friday in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood.The men hope by connecting with youth and engaging them in conversation they can combat the shootings that have recently plagued the neighborhood. After the latest spasm of gang violence, Minneapolis' Somali residents and business owners on Monday stepped up their calls for help from City Hall and police headquarters to help curb the senseless shootings that they say too often go overlooked. On Friday alone, five men of Somali descent were shot in separate attacks, one fatally.
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Polar outbreaks have long attracted the attention of meteorologists and climatologists. They are described here in terms of their air temperatures, air mass central pressures, and wind characteristics, as well as in relation to the atmospheric circulation and their trajectories over the continents. Outbreaks of polar air into low latitudes tend to organize tropical convection and rain in summer, while the cold air tends to produce cooling in lower latitudes and freezes in the subtropics during winter. Cold waves accompanying polar outbreaks have other significant impacts in the Americas, including adverse effects on coffee production in South America and on citrus production in North America. Synoptic events leading to cold waves are somewhat similar in the Americas, particularly in terms of the upper air patterns and forcing, but the intensity of the outbreaks in terms of temperature and pressure is larger in North America. Typically, they are associated with an amplified ridge lying...
Examples of phytochemical extracts from plant food wastes
Extracts containing large amounts of citrus flavanones are obtained from the wastes of the citrus-juice industries (Braddock, 1995). Different fla-vanone profiles can be obtained depending on the citrus species. Sweet oranges produce extracts in which hesperidin is the main constituent, while neohesperidin is the most characteristic of sour oranges, naringin of grapefruits and eriocitrin of lemons. Many applications for these extracts have been reported, both for their biological activity and for their potential uses as food antioxidants.
Utilization of microclimates in agriculture
Citrus growers in California or Florida sometimes resort to putting radiant heaters in the open air of the orchards if a frost is threatening it is a very inefficient use of fossil fuel energy, but often works just well enough to keep frost off the plants. In another trick to keep frost off, rice farmers in northern Japan often raise the water level in their rice fields to flood the plants with a layer of insulating water to protect them against a sudden cold spell, during the most sensitive period when the rice is flowering and the grains are beginning to form.
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Climatic variables, have been intensively studied (Wibbe et al., 1993 Buwalda and Lenz, 1995). Among all tree crops, cultivated fruit trees are the ones most adequately supplied with water and nutrients thus, there should be few, if any, constraints to a positive CO2 response. However, very few studies have dealt with the effects of increased CO2 concentrations on fruit production (Goodfellow et al., 1997). The best known study is that of Idso's group, who grew eight citrus trees in open-top chambers for 7 years (Idso and Kimball, 1997). Results showed that under elevated CO2 there was an increase in growth of the vegetative tree parts and that while the number of fruits increased, their size did not.
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