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Friday 28th April, 10.30pm
Cathedral of St. Mary and St. Anne
New Dublin Voices, an award-winning chamber choir based in Dublin, Ireland, was founded by conductor Bernie Sherlock in October 2005. NDV, whose concerts range in style and period from the medieval to the contemporary, takes special pleasure in exploring the music of living composers and has given many Irish premières, as well as numerous world premières of works by Irish composers. As well as giving concerts, NDV is a regular participant in competitions, both internationally and at home in Ireland. The singers who make up New Dublin Voices come from many backgrounds, sharing in common high levels of experience and musicianship, a commitment to attracting new audiences, and above all a love of performing excellent choral music.
New Dublin Voices performed a serene and atmospheric programme as part of our Evocations concert in Cork's North Cathedral.
New Dublin Voices Biography
Internationally-acclaimed New Dublin Voices is a leading Irish chamber choir. Founded by award-winning conductor, Bernie Sherlock, in 2005, NDV strives to present concert programmes that are fresh, innovative and exciting, ranging widely in style and period, from the medieval to the contemporary. The choir takes special pleasure in exploring the music of living composers and has given many Irish and world premieres.
NDV has won prizes at major competitions in Ireland, France, Hungary, Germany, Finland, Belgium, Spain, England, Slovenia and Italy, including the Gran Premio Città di Arezzo at the 61st Concorso Polifónico Internazionale "Guido d'Arezzo" in August 2013, thereby becoming the first Irish choir in history to win a place in the European Grand Prix for Choral Singing. Awards also include the Grand Prix at the 12th Budapest International Choir Competition (2009), six prizes, including Choir of the Festival, at the 11th International Choir Contest of Flanders-Maasmechelen (2011), and first prize in the Fleischmann International Trophy Competition at the 61st Cork International Choral Festival (2015).
NDV has previously been invited to perform at five of the world's most prestigious choral festivals: 37th Musique en Morvan, France (2012), 9th European Festival of Youth Choirs, Switzerland (2014), 6th Polyfollia – The World Showcase and Marketplace for Choral Singing, France (2014), 23rd Festival des Chœurs Lauréats, France (2015), and the 2nd World Choral Festival, USA (2016). In July 2017, NDV will travel to Barcelona as one of only 24 choirs invited to perform at the 11th World Symposium on Choral Music. Preceding the WSCM, as part of an 11-day tour to Spain, the choir will take up a week-long residency in Tarragona at the 8th Setmana Cantant (Singing Week).
The choir's busy calendar also includes fundraising for charities, television appearances, guesting with Ireland's professional orchestras, and performing at special public events. NDV released two CDs – Something Beginning with B, featuring everything from Byrd to the Beatles, and Christmas with New Dublin Voices – in 2010. Their latest CD, Music from Ireland, devoted to music by Irish composers, was released in December 2014 on Ireland's leading classical record label, RTÉ lyric fm, and, to date, has garnered much praise, including a four-star review in the July 2015 edition of BBC Music Magazine. In February 2016, the original motion picture soundtrack to The Letters, a film about Mother Teresa, was released on the Sony Classical Records label, with NDV featuring prominently alongside a number of world-renowned classical and popular artists.
Bernie Sherlock Biography
Bernie Sherlock studied choral conducting for two years with Peter Erdei and Ildikó Herboly Kocsár in Hungary, followed by orchestral conducting with Gerhard Markson in Dublin. She earned a BA in music from Trinity College, Dublin, and a Masters in performance from the National University of Ireland, Maynooth. Bernie is Musical Director of Dublin's Culwick Choral Society and has an international profile as an adjudicator, choral animateur, and teacher of conducting and aural training. She has won several international prizes for her conducting, interpretation and programming, including The McCurtain and McSwiney Memorial Trophy at the Cork International Choral Festival (2010 & 2015). She is a Lecturer in Music at the DIT Conservatory of Music and Drama, has been Artistic Director of the Association of Irish Choirs' annual International Choral Conducting Summer School since 2008, and is the Irish representative on the World Choir Council.


text: Jeff Bezos Timeline 11. January 2019 Significant Timelines This Saturday, American technology entrepreneur and philanthropist Jeff Bezos turns 55. Known for founding the world's biggest online shopping retailer, Amazon, Mr. Bezos has several other business investments as well, which he manages through Bezos Expeditions, his venture capital fund. Among the best known ones are the aerospace company Blue Origin and national newspaper The Washington Post. Having become the world's wealthiest person in 2017, he also set the record of being the first centi-billionaire on the Forbes index. To wish a happy birthday to the one who was ranked among the 50 greatest business leaders in the world for three years in a row, we have created the Jeff Bezos Timeline, which highlights some of his most significant life events and career achievements. Completing his high school studies as a valedictorian, the young Bezos would set out on a steady path to success by pursuing a higher education at the Princeton University, from which he graduated with two academic degrees in computer science and electrical engineering. The freshly graduated man who used to work as a line cook at MacDonald's in his high school days would, at this point, receive a variety of job offers at important multinational corporations such as Intel and Andersen Consulting. Starting his career at a financial telecommunications company, he then entered the banking industry where he succeeded in becoming an influential figure by the age of 30. In late 1993, while on a trip from New York to Seattle, Mr. Bezos wrote the business plan for his own start-up, envisioned as a web-based bookstore. He then left his Wall Street job to dedicate himself to developing the venture, which was named "Amazon" and launched in July, 1994. Warning the early investors about Amazon's high risk of failure, he nevertheless went on with his endeavor, gradually expanding the product range from books to a variety of consumer goods and web services. However, this product diversification caused financial distress and led to Amazon almost going bankrupt in 2002. Under Mr. Bezos' assiduous management, the business rebounded from instability and became the world's biggest online sales company and cloud infrastructure service provider. The Jeff Bezos chronology was built with the PowerPoint add-in called Office Timeline, which enables users to generate professional-looking timelines and other similar visuals with only a few clicks. The slide, which is free to copy and distribute, can be further edited using the Plus Version of the tool. Download the Jeff Bezos Timeline for PowerPoint here. Quickly turn project data into professional timelines Build stunning, uncomplicated timelines and Gantt charts that are easy to make and simple to communicate. Get the advanced features of Office Timeline Plus free for 14 days. GET FREE TRIAL

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El Cid Resorts - Reviews
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"We booked a one bedroom suite using timeshare points. Not being familiar with the Marina, we had no idea what our suite would be like. We were so pleased with the location of our suite. Quiet, sand was steps away and sunsets were beyond beautiful!." _ Jack O. Alberta, CA. January 2019
"This was the best trip I've taken. The staff is amazing and they treat you like royalty and they love their job. The atmosphere is classy and elegant. Beautiful views. The food was amazing and the all inclusive was easy to understand and very affordable! Recommend this over Florida any day as that's where we would always visit for our time share!" _ Raul L., Minnesota, January 2019
"Marina El Cid Spa and Beach Resort is an all inclusive resort which includes six distinct high caliber restaurants and new food pavilion with excellent and varied cafeteria style foods. Our very spacious 2 bedroom suite included a full kitchen, 2 1/2 bathrooms, and a huge living room with a gorgeous ocean view. The grounds are maintained spotlessly and the staff is extremely friendly and helpful. There are plenty of activities within the resort and available outside of the resort. Couldn't ask for a more enjoyable family vacation."_ Harry K., Maryland, January 2019
"Very impressed with this resort! Non stop cleaning of the grounds and the food was delicious. Enjoyed being able to bounce and forth with adjoining resort and taking a short walk to the marina! Awesome time."_Cassandra G, Illinois, January 2019
"Beautiful location, excellent food and service. They really put the customer first. Room upgrade was ocean view and clean. Beach and pool was wonderful with activities for all ages. Definitely will be back!"_ Natalie A. Alberta, CA. January 2019
"We had one of the best vacations ever! The hotel was wonderful, the food was out of this world and the service! We felt pampered and loved and taken care of every minute of the 2 weeks we had the fortune of living at El Cid La Ceiba. We will definitely be back, no question about it!"_ Delia B., Minnesota, January 2019
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Every parent who is dealing with kids of the Z generation knows that teaching them about digital life is as much important as other aspects of life. Nowadays, when kids go online at a very young age and become friends with gadgets in their tweens, it becomes essential to educate them about the digital ethics.
It is not difficult for kids to adapt to tablets, smartphones, virtual reality and video games. But it is possible for them to lose sense if reality and have trouble understanding what is wrong and what is right. They can also very easily fall prey to online dangers such as sharing with strangers, believing in what they say and following every trend on social media such as sexting, sharing private info and cyberbullying. Don't think that your kid can only be the victim of it, chances are that your kid can become the bully herself.
Need of digital monitoring
Keeping all this in mind parents have to monitor their kids digitally as well. See what they surf on the internet, who they talk to, what they share and can they differentiate between the good and bad of social media. Apart from teaching them, they have to check their activities regularly to make sure that they don't indulge in something dangerous, whether knowingly or unknowingly. This is what digital parenting is all about.
There is an app for it
Since it is digital parenting, there are apps to make it easy for parents. It is hard to check their browser history and text messages all the time. They don't appreciate it. It is even harder to put restrictions unless you confiscate their devices which is an even bigger problem.
So to facilitate parents there are many digital tools that allow them to keep an eye on their kids and also block out the harms. One such parental control app is FamilyTime which has quickly gained popularity in this medium.
Take a look at its feature:
- Text message monitoring: To keep an eye on sexting, bullying, foul language and untimely texting.
- Call log and contacts: To know the people your children are in contact with and blacklist the shady ones.
- Internet history: To check if they see age appropriate and safe content.
- Mobile apps: To view installed applications and block unsafe apps.
- Screen time control: To keep screen time in limit with digital locks.
- Location tracking: To know where they go.
- Geofence: To get notified when the reach or leave certain places such as home, school, work etc.
- Panic button: To know when your kids need your help.
- Teen Safe drive: To limit rash driving.
Get more awesome!
So, if you want to fully master the digital parenting and keep your kids and teens safe in the digital world you should use a parental control app. It is the ultimate way of getting more control and handling your kids' digital monitoring with minimum stress. Ace digital parenting with smarter methods and secure them a healthy future.


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Does anyone have a clue how it's already the middle of December?!?! It's bad enough that I've been such a bad blogger this month, but I also feel like there should be some mention of Christmas on here.
I don't even have a new Christmas project to share. This card is from years ago. Just wanted something visual on here, since I hate to post without a picture.
I wish I was put together enough to do a December Daily album, like so many others that I've been seeing. I did a Christmas journal years ago, but would love to attempt the December Daily one of these years.
I kind of wish my kids were younger, so I could do an Elf on the Shelf. I love seeing everyone's creative photos every day on Instagram, showing where their elf ended up that morning. Of course, I'm the kind of person that would totally forget we had an elf, and leave it in the same spot for two weeks straight. Lol.
We do have our Christmas tree up. A pre-lit artificial tree that I love, but that's quite old and only half of the lights work. So I string more lights on, which is the very reason most of us get an pre-lit tree, is so that we don't have to mess with stringing lights, right? However, that's as far as we have gotten on the tree. I wanted to see how it went with just the lights, since I have a lot more little ones running around and they're at the age where they want to get into anything and everything. So far, so good. They can care less about the tree. So adding the ornaments is next.
And maybe along with the ornaments, I will put up the rest of our limited Christmas decor in the house. I added the lighted garland on the mantel above the fireplace, and by the front door. But that's as far as I got.
Christmas shopping? Ummmmmm. Yes, I guess I should start thinking about that as well. I have no clue what I need to get, or who all I need to get it for. And I really shouldn't wait too long, because there is nothing I detest more than dealing with holiday crowds at the stores and in the parking lots. I always come home so frustrated and ready to rip someone's head off. Lol.
It will come together somehow. I'm sure of it. Well, I'm not totally sure. But I'm crossing my fingers and toes that it will!


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A Simple Way to Predict How Tall Your Child Will Grow
March 17, 2015
This simple formula, used by most pediatricians, can provide an estimate for child growth. Although it is not an exact calculation, you can expect a margin of error of about 5 cm.
It is necessary to take into account that the exact height of your child will depend upon many other factors, be they genetic or external, such as daily habits, general health status, metabolism, nutrition, sports activities, and environment.
Today, LikeAble shares with you this simple method to help you get an idea of how tall your child will eventually be.
What do you need?
Only this data: the height of the father, the height of the mother, and the gender of the child.
How is it calculated?
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A woman in northern France allegedly managed to escape a gang rape by biting an attacker's penis.
The woman, believed to be 30-years-old was attacked by two men in an apartment on Olympe-de-Gouge road in Amiens, northern France.
Another man nearby is also suspected to be involved.
According to local press Courrier Picard, two men assaulted the woman, it's believed she prevented further abuse by biting one of the men's penis until she drew blood.
The paper reports that one of the attackers responded by hitting her so hard she required hospital treatment.
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She later filed a complaint with police and a judicial investigation for gang rape has been opened.
One of the men, born in 1993, is facing rape charges, and prosecution have requested he be remanded in custody.
While an accomplice, born in 1984, is facing charges of complicity.
It's believed that the third man suspected of being involved remains at large.
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Today's room candy is apparently a little corner of a nursery – however, I wouldn't mind myself to sleep in this cosy nook or read a book. After all, we all have our inner child somewhere hidden deep inside, right? But what makes this room so exceptional or better said, why did I catch my eye in the sea of beautiful interiors in the world wide web? Well, I think it's these three factors that made me pick this nursery:
- Colourful String Lights: Yes, I have a soft spot for string lights. The grown-up version are those simple, black strings with white bulbs as seen at Merci for instance. But these colorful string lights are a perfect design detail for a happy nursery. Your kid will love it. So will your inner kid.
- Pattern Mix: My eye is pleased with the vibrant pattern mix in this little nook. The various Marimekko cushion covers, the Harlequin wallpaper by Ferm Living, the paneled ceiling – it is cheerful, without rules, just plain visual pleasure for kids!
- Bed Nook: As a kid I had a similar bed nook. Truth be told, I have a pretty bed nook in my Munich apartment too as I have pitched roofs just above my bed. It is that additional feeling of cosiness and a safe haven for a good night's sleep created by such nooks. It is dreamy and makes me think of reading Peter Pan with my flashlight and peeking out to the star lit sky at night. Dreamy, I said it!


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1st Eurasia Environmental Chemistry Congress (EnviroChem)
Country: Turkey
City: Antalya
Abstr. due: 01.10.2018
Dates: 01.11.18 — 04.11.18
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Organizers: Turkish Chemists Societ
It is with great pleasure that we invite you to join the 1st Eurasia Environmental Chemistry Congress from 01 to 04 November 2018 to be held at Antalya, Turkey. The congress is being organized by Turkish Chemists Society which is one of the largest society consist members from all sectors of chemistry science. Atmospheric Chemistry and Air Pollution, Water Treatment, Geochemistry, Soil and Agricultural Environmental Chemistry, Resources and Sustainable Materials/Energy, Nature, Sources and Environmental Chemistry of Hazardous Wastes, Waste Minimization, Utilization and Treatment, Toxicological Chemistry, Green Chemistry and Industrial Ecology, Environmental Analysis and Monitoring are the main themes of the congress.
We aim to promote and disseminate the knowledge concerning several topics and technologies related to Environmental Chemistry. The main goal of this congress is to bring together researchers, scientists and experts in universities, companies, institutions and societies to provide them a unique platform for sharing worldwide knowledge related to environmental concerns. Special sessions, invited speakers, poster/oral presentations, and workshops will be included to the conference program. Additionally, an exciting social program will be organized by the local organization committee.
We are doing our best to prepare a world-class scientific program to make this event a memorable one by complementing up to date research sessions. Latest advances, innovations and exchange ideas will be presented by the national and international attendees.
Antalya is a beautiful, historical city and the most famous holiday resort of Turkey. The weather in November is usually fascinating and hotel facilities are delightful.
Prospective authors are invited to submit abstracts following the guideline posted on the conference website www.envirochem2018.org. Submitted abstracts will be peer-reviewed and prospective authors are expected to present their work at the conference.
We would be honored if you confirm to take part in the congress.
Conference Web-Site: http://envirochem2018.org/?dil=en


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That Scottish Play
SRT & Lind Lane Theatre
Lind Lane Theatre
27th April – 4th May
Have you ever been involved in community theatre? We used to call it "amateur" theatre but that term has become more closely associated with poor quality performances and megalomania than with its original meaning, which is "to love" (from the Latin verb, amo). The term, "community theatre", seems to have a friendlier tone to it. But that tone can be deceptive!
Simon Denver's That Scottish Play features a talented and, one suspects, largely undiagnosed cast of Sunshine Coast actors sending up Sunshine Coast actors. It reveals the machinations of a community theatre group in the imagined Sunshine Coast town of Widgee. It could be Nambour. It could be anywhere. We recognise the characters and their quirks, we laugh out loud at their ridiculous antics and we loathe the egos that can't help but surface under the little theatre's spotlight. Names are named and every local theatre company is fair game! No one and nothing is safe from Denver's pen!
That Scottish Play has been taken out of the vault and prepared for a strictly limited season at Lind Lane Theatre in just a few weeks. It's like (Louis Nowra's) Cosi on ice, though not the family-friendly Disney version you're thinking of. More like the unfriendly, politically incorrect, if-only-there-were-ice-in-Africa, chaotic kind of Cosi on Ice. It's an extremely talented ensemble – Denver says they are "from the deeper end of the talent pool" – and one of them, Sam Coward, who plays the guy who plays Macbeth, Nathan Gayelord, says, "I never read the script. It was a guideline." This is typical from someone who has worked with Denver before. Many of the members of this extended company (let's call it +SRT) have had that privilege and a few have not. Let's hope they are brave enough to take up the mantle again because this cast is a joy to watch. They are each experienced enough and confident enough to just play. This play requires the notion of play to be unleashed – as Director, this is Denver's specialty – and we can see that they're having fun! It's certainly the best parody we've seen and the local references are obvious enough to have audience members blushing in their seats, loving every minute of it!
The "problem" with such a localised and personalised parody is that those who are slightly outside of the teensy weensy world of local theatre don't get it. This may need to be a consideration in future, in order to attract the desired ticket sales. I watched with interest on opening night, a party of elderly, typically Lind Lane Theatre patrons and they were in turns, bemused, horrified, terrified, nonplussed and not amused. I was in fact waiting for one of them to say at the end, "We are not amused." Perhaps they thought they were coming to see Shakespeare's Macbeth?!
Well, of course if you read the publicity or Google Mr Denver's works, you'll realise that this is not Macbeth but a basic tale of typical amateur over-the-top theatrics. The Lower Widgee Amateur Drama Group prepare to stage a production of Macbeth…with all the actual and boring Macbeth bits taken out of it! Early in the rehearsal process, the show becomes a musical (because what's the biggest bums-on-seats show an amateur theatre company can pull off in a year? A musical!), allowing us to enjoy ridiculous musical theatre performances (think Forbidden Broadway) from the likes of Chris Surplice (who has come up from Sydney to play) and Sam Coward, who hasn't been heard to sing, except in the car and in the theatre when bored or making a point as Director, since he played Javert in an impressive little production of Les Miserables in Mt Isa (not so impressive were the brows back then, mine, not Sam's; his are fine. Thank goodness I've been threaded since then!).
Well-known, well-loved performers from right across the coast join these pillars of performance power and strength on stage. Joy Marshall as Penelope Ascot is a standout. She limps and she lisps and whenever The Trophy or The Awards are mentioned, she twitches. Hers is a hilarious performance and it is well balanced by Brett Klease's, as the professional director, Simon, from Brisbane, who comes in on the wings of a successful grant application and won't be directing anything much in the end (and won't be allowed to leave)! Surplice, as Nigel Chandler, has a few nice little moments, particularly in the plotting, scheming scenes, when we get a glimpse at how far the bitchiness backstage can go. Howie Tampling gives us some good belly laughs, as the guy with Tourette's and Errol Morrison is the perfect small country town mayor and the hapless husband of the overly-ambitious Penelope.
Individual characters are made very clear and some of the mimicry is too close to be believed. Yikes! But even the audience members who are at the brunt of the jokes appear pleased! Phew! MD Darren Heskes provides an amusing, well-synched underscore throughout, referencing all the major musicals. His work helps to move more swiftly some of the scenes that threaten to lag. This is exemplified in Nigel's scheming scene, in which he plots with Penelope to kill the (university trained) "real" actors, underscored by a few bars from Lloyd Webber's Jesus Christ Superstar. The actors could very easily have sung, "We need him crucified, it's all you have to do…"
This production is a first for the Sunshine Coast. It parodies the best-known members of each theatre company in a ruthless and rather daring manner and yet leaves only a few offended (the collateral damage). It seems the writing is witty enough and the pace fast enough for this motley company to get away with all manner of sins! The combined talents on stage and off indicate that there is a distinct lack of entertainment like this – for actors and audience to get their teeth into – and the results indicate that there should be more of it. If Denver can pen a play like this in a couple of hours (and re-write it during rehearsals) and another, his latest, in less than an hour (So, Where Is It? was originally a one act play and was whittled down to just 10 minutes, winning the Gold Coast and Brisbane Short + Sweet Awards and taking out 3rd place in the national competition in Sydney this year), then he should be producing something new at least twice a year! There is talent to perform the work and audiences craving to see it. Let's have more like this, please.
Final performances: tonight (Friday) and tomorrow night (Saturday) at 8pm & final matinee tomorrow (Saturday) at 2pm at Lind Lane Theatre
Book online or call 07 5441 1814
An audience member offered this feedback:
Last evening, Wednesday 3 May 2012, my partner and I with a couple of friends attended the production of "That Scottish Play". Now we would like to take this opportunity in thanking every actor in this production plus all of the theatre crew for one of the most enjoyable theatre experiences of Lind Lane (although we also did enjoy the 3 Act plays performed last year by the theatre.)We all found the play, or was it really a musical in disguise, we still aren't too sure, totally entertaining and extremely funny and terribly well crafted and acted. Congratulations to all for a great night's entertainment and may we expect more of the same in the future? we do hope so.Simon Denver's writings are truly of an international standard and he certainly knows just how to bring out the 'best' in his players.We wish the cast and writer/director all the very best and again, thank you so much for such a most memorable evening of true comic theatre.Bravo!Mr Paolo-Andrea L.G. Roberto-PrestonEudlo


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Tuesday, March 9, 2010
"The Lone Ranger" Movie Coloring Contest, 1956
This newspaper coloring contest for the movie "The Lone Ranger" appeared in February of 1956. The movie was of course based on the popular television series and the movie starred Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels, Lyle Bettger, Bonita Granville, Perry Lopez and Robert J. Wilke. The director was Stuart Heisler.
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The new concert hall at Sandvigå in Stavanger has given Norway another international class music venue. And the new cultural arena offers the city a multitude of possibilities.
The site for the new concert hall is only a short walk away from the town centre, facing the bay. The natural terrain has allowed for a large outdoor amphitheatre, while the main direction of the new complex faces the sea, with reference to the traditional dockside warehouse typology.
The programme for the 2003 design competition asked for two halls of approximately the same volume: one designed for natural acoustics, to house Stavanger Symphony Orchestra, and one multi-purpose hall. This project locates the halls in two separate volumes: The acoustic hall as a fragile instrument protected by a concrete box, and the other as a robust box within a glass prism. The latter box also contains rehearsal rooms, administration and service functions, while the glass prism allows the public area an open view of the surrounding town and landscape.
The main concert hall has 1500 seats and is designed according to the acoustic "shoebox principle". Moveable ceiling elements makes it possible to "tune" the hall for different purposes. The multipurpose hall can be varied from a proscenium arrangement to a flat floor, to accommodate everything from dance performances to rock concerts.
The expression of the building comes from the colours of the materials themselves: light granite floors, perforated metal ceilings, lacquered sheet steel and red concrete. The concert hall is clad internally with oiled maple panelling, with oiled ash floors. The multipurpose hall has a floor of dark oak. The plaza and amphitheatre is made of in-situ concrete and granite paving, with occasional ornamentation in the form of colourful mosaics. Flat areas are planted with lawns and flowerbeds, steeper areas covered with climbers. Timber terraces descend to the water's edge, and a cherry grove connects to the adjacent Bjergsted Park.
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When Catherine and Dave approached me to be their wedding coordinator, I felt honored. Catherine has been a close friend of my mom's since we had moved to Kenwood when I was just 5 years old. Her daughter was a year younger than I in school, and we use to play dress up together. Needless to say, this wedding certainly felt like a family affair.
Several years ago, Catherine decided to get out of Kenwood for a bit. On her adventures, she met Dave and fell in love. Dave popped the question and she said yes in 2002. During their engagement, they moved back to Kenwood together and built their dream house, all along planning to be married there when construction was done. And, on a beautiful day in September of 2012, they said "I do" at their home.
Friends traveled from all over the world to see the two say their vows. It was an evening full of love, joy, good wine (from the bride and groom's own winery, White Oak Vineyards) and a damn good party!
Thank you Diane Askew Photography for sharing your photos with us.
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Yeah, this chicken stinks and I need to return it.
Do you have a reTHeip (ru-theep)
Well, I can issue you a store crediK.
This guy, in all of his pursed lip, gayfaced, neck crooked glory, actually looked at me with a straight face and told me that I could get a credik....lol. That really made my day.
Anyway, I tell you guys all of this to tell you that I was eating some chicken too fast yesterday and it felt like it was up in my thoaK. And I specifically wanted to use the word throaK, but I couldn't use it without a backstory.
Sometimes it seems like I haven't had surgery because for the most part eating is pretty normal at 9 1/2 weeks out. Yesterday though, when Sleevie was bombarded with the chicken a little too fast for his liking, he threw up the stop sign and there was a traffic jam in my esophagus. It wasn't a bad feeling ( though the closest tag that I have is "the bads" so I'm gonna use it) but it was definitely a reminder that I DID have surgery and to stay mindful of my eating.
Well, I gotta get up and brush my teeth so that PT doesn't have to come to a wife with dragon breath.


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Your Alumni Organization would like to invite you to join us for special Triangle events the weekend of April 19 – 20 in observance of VEISHEA and to share stories of our progress in bringing Triangle back to Iowa State.
RSVP for Triangle VEISHEA Alumni Weekend here
Who's coming?
Ed McCracken, Angel Fire, NM
It has been great to see the tremendous interest in the chapter lately, with attendance at the alumni meetings averaging between 20-30 alums making the pilgrimage to Ames during Homecoming and VEISHEA weekends the last couple of years. With a renewed interest, we have turned it into great momentum. The recolonization committee met with Triangle Executive Director Brian Tenclinger at Triangle HQ in Indianapolis the weekend of January 26. We are hitting the ground running this spring with activities on the ISU campus designed to create awareness for our new Interest Group starting in the fall. We will have national staff in Ames for the first 6 weeks of school this fall to help our alumni recruit 25-35 men into the Interest Group, with a formal pinning ceremony scheduled for Saturday, September 28. New member education will begin the following week with the goal of initiating a class of re-founding fathers in January 2014 and become an official colony of Triangle Fraternity once again.
The timing couldn't be more perfect, with the Iowa State Chapter set to celebrate its 50th Anniversary on VEISHEA weekend 2014. Please mark your calendars now and plan to attend with your spouse or family.
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An equally important thrust will be the construction of a solid, vibrant Alumni support structure for these young re-founders, including the formation of two new sub-committees of the alumni board. The Member Development Board (approx. 7 members) will have an active role in mentoring, training, and teaching new members and officers what it means to be a Triangle at Iowa State. The House Corporation Board (approx. 5 members) will assume the task of finding and managing a facility the chapter can bring to life. The goal with the committees is to nurture the young colony and keep it focused on building brotherhood. In the meantime, the board will be organizing alumni events to simply have fun and provide opportunities for the young men to understand what Triangle is all about.
It is an exciting time to be involved with the Iowa State Chapter right now. We plan to reach out to verify we have the best contact information for all Iowa State brothers and we hope to see you at one or more of the upcoming alumni events.
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Celebs celebrate the stylish satchel ahead of London Fashion Week
Last night, in preparation for the start of London Fashion Week, I popped across to the cobbled streets of Covent Garden for the star-studded launch of The Cambridge Satchel Company's new flagship store in Seven Dials.
Since launching in 2008, The Cambridge Satchel Company has gone from strength to strength, with the brand's iconic bright, bold handmade bags being snapped on every celebrity from Brit-born model Alexa Chung to teen actress Elle Fanning.
Saturdays starlet Frankie Sandford posed with one of her favourite satchels
Last night's store launch saw long-time celebrity fans Frankie Sandford - who was accompanied by doting boyfriend Wayne Bridge - Jack Fox and Laura Whitmore (to name but a few) come together to celebrate the brand's new London base and to get a sneak peak at the much-anticipated Spring collection.
Guests were given guided tours of the store's snazzy facilities - it comes complete with a state of the art bloggers' lounge and bespoke embossing station - by the lady of the hour, owner and founder Julie Deane, while peckish partygoers were treated to a variety of tasty canapes including bespoke chocolate nibbles by Hotel Chocolat and hand-crafted, satchel-shaped jellies by Bompas & Parr.
Celeb pals Gizzi Erskine, Zoe Hardman and Laura Jackson are all fans of the brand's brilliant bags
Music was provided by singer turned DJ Sophie Ellis-Bextor who hit the decks alondside her husband and DJing partner Richard Jones to provide the party with the perfect playlist. The pair, who arrived at the party fresh from a DJ set the night before, confided that they were looking forward to a quiet night at home for Valentine's Day following a few nights out on the trot.
'We had a lovely night in a hotel last night,' 33 year old Sophie told me. 'We were DJing and an event and didn't fancy a late trip home afterwards. I think tomorrow will just be a quiet one at home; it will be so nice to relax after spending a few nights out!'
Husband and wife DJ duo hit the decks which were set up in the store's embossing station
Owner and founder Julie, who was spotted bopping along to the beats, admitted that she was thrilled with the brand's booming popularity.
'It's amazing to see so many people wearing the bags,' the mother-of-two explained. 'I can't believe how far the brand has come in the past few years. To think that I started the company in my kitchen with just £600!'
The entrepreneur added that she is eager to show her first fans how much their support has meant with a special tribute in the new store. 'The Bloggers' Lounge is my way of thanking all of those bloggers who first got my bags noticed,' she revealed.
'If it wasn't for them I wouldn't be where I am today and I wanted to do something to show them how grateful I am. I hope that they will see this as a place that they can come and continue to do the same thing for more upcoming designers in the future!'
Owner and founder Julie Deane was happy to show guests around the newly-decorated shop
What we ate: bespoke satchel-shaped jellies from Bompas & Parr and chocolate nibbles from Hotel Chocolat
What we drank: Champagne and lots of it
The Cambridge Satchel Company opens to the public today and can be found at 15 Shorts Gardens, Seven Dials, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9AT
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As usual, I'm running behind. However, I wanted to share pictures of my little ducks. This was such fun to do and sort of evolved as I made them. The big duck is made in two main pieces (head & body), but the little duckie is in one main piece. The most difficult part of designing these for the loom was making the beaks. The feet are still forthcoming, but I just had to show them off for Easter.
The white basket is the larger 24 peg version of the Jelly Bean Basket. The eggs are decorated revisions of the original Easter Eggs pattern.
I am particularly proud of the seamless cast on on the little duckie shown below.
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Last of the Summer Wine: The Pilot
Tea Time Tidbit for the week of February 20, 2017
There's a treat coming up for fans of Last of the Summer Wine, when on February 22nd and 23rd you'll be able to see the very first episode of the series, with the second episode airing February 23rd.
Credited as being the world's longest running situation comedy, LOTSW was the brainstorm of the BBC's then Head of Comedy, Duncan Wood, who was so impressed by writer Roy Clarke's 1970's comedy, The Misfit, for which Clark had won a Writers Guild Award for the best writer of a British TV series, that he asked Clark to write a sitcom about three old men. Clark adapted Wood's original concept and gave it the working title The Last of The Summer Wine, a title BBC producers rejected. Instead they decided the series would be called The Library Mob. Clark didn't like the new title, but agreed to use it on the pilot episode, using "The Last of the Summer Wine" as a sub title. "The Library Mob" was dropped after the pilot episode as was the "The" in the sub title and the show became known the world over simply as Last of the Summer Wine.
Scenes from Holmfirth
It was thanks to a well-known British writer, presenter and comedian, Barry Took, that Holmfirth was chosen as the location for the series. Took had gotten to know the small town set in the Yorkshire Dales, when he performed there as stand-up comedian in the 1950s. His performance, which was at a Holmfirth working men's club, had not been well received. Years later he returned to the club to include it in a series he was working on which documented how the British entertain themselves. While there he took particular note of how picturesque Holmfirth and its surrounding area was, and when he heard that senior BBC producer Jimmy Gilbert was looking for a place in which to set his new Yorkshire series, Took told him about Holmfirth. Gilbert and Clark took a drive out to the countryside and decided it was the perfect setting.
For the next twenty years, Last of the Summer Wine used Holmfirth and its surrounding area for all of the exterior scenes, while the interior scenes were filmed at the BBC Television Center in London in front of a live studio audience. When it eventually became too expensive to film in a studio setting, all of the filming was moved to Holmfirth. On completion, the episodes were then shown to an audience, whose laughter was recorded and mixed into the soundtrack.
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Silicon is a white powder that occurs naturally in nature. It is widely used as an absorbent in making lotions and creams, and is also believed to have overall body benefits. Silicon is used to treat a wide array of diseases due to therapeutic effects, thus you need to incorporate it into your daily nutrition to reap its benefits.
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More Arktis Tapes
02. Rare girl (slight return)
03. Stepping Ahead
04. Guitar emotion
05. Organ Growler
06. Highlands
07. Rollin' and Grumblin'
08. Proud and loud
09. Arktis Boogie
10. Space Walk
11. Let the music play
12. New Rock (live)
- Klaus Blachut / guitar
- Karin Töppig / voice
- Klaus Göllner / bass
- Harry Kottek / drums
After three failed attemps at getting signed to a label by releasing their own albums privately, ARKTIS called it quits.This particular release is a compilation of unreleased tracks, live tracks and a couple of long improvs. At 74 minutes this certainly has it's hits and misses but overall this is my favourite release from the band. I had mentioned earlier that I was surprised at how good the bonus tracks were on their first three albums and wondered why they weren't on the albums because some of these songs were not only amazing but better than the ones they used. Well here's more evidence that this band was very talented and maybe didn't always release the songs maybe they should have.
"Picture" is a favourite of mine with the melancholic guitar that is restrained. Vocals after 2 minutes are reserved. A little more energy but not much more before 4 minutes then back to that earlier mellow vibe wih vocals. "Rare Girl (Slight Return)" rocks out pretty hard then "Stepping Ahead" comes in with it's slow but raw style. It does pick up 1 1/2 minutes in and even more after 3 minutes.They are jamming folks.The guitar is lighting it up 8 minutes in.
"Guitar Emotion" sounds great with the guitar, bass and drums leading the way. It picks up 6 1/2 minutes in then settles as a bass solo takes over before 8 minutes.The drums and guitar then return. "Organ Growler" is catchy with organ coming in over top. Guitar before 3 minutes then the tempo picks up. "Highlands" has this laid back guitar and sound. I like it. It builds then settles back before 5 minutes.
"Rollin' And Grumblin" has these raw guitar leads that are fantastic. "Proud And Loud" has lots of ripping guitar in it. "Arktis Boogie" is just that.
"Space Walk" is much better. Killer tune. "Let The Music Play" isn't the best. A weak vocal track really. "New Rock (Live)" opens with the band or the song being introduced in German. Sounds like it belongs on the debut album. I like it.


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iTunes 10 has also been unveiled at this year's September event, and with this comes a brand new social network that competes with Last.FM. Called Ping, it lets users post thoughts and opinions at what songs they listened to, plus view concert listings and tell the world which ones are you attending.
Okay, it is essentially Last.FM.
The other big news of the announcement was that iTunes will now be getting TV show rentals on iTunes, with the rumoured ABC/Disney family and Fox signing up, but also BBC America.
Episodes are 99c to stream and you will be able to watch it the day after broadcast and on an iPod touch, iPhone, Mac, PC or on the Apple TV. You have 30 days to start watching it, but you will have 48 hours to finish it after opening it.


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so finally ramadhan 2008AD/1429AH is here. i would like to take this opportunity to wish all muslims in the whole world to have a nice ramadhan, hope you'll have a happy and blessed fasting month.
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masjid ubudiah -- ranking high on the list of malaysia's most beautiful mosques, the masjid ubudiah (ubudiah mosque) stands proudly and majestically in kuala kangsar. go here to know more about the history of this mosque :)
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About: The Proverbs Project
This is a personal project I came up with to try out different graphic design ideas, explore the thousands of amazing images and fonts in the public domain, as well as create something I could share with the world.
Most of these proverbs were written or collected by King Solomon thousands of years ago, but they are still practical advice today.
Feel free to download, share, and print them. I'm providing low- and high-res versions just for that purpose! Enjoy!


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Any inside info (or rampant speculation ) on the delivery date of this model? The web site says June 2018, but previously it said May 2018 and April 2018 before that.
Just curious about the cause of the schedule slippage.
Any inside info (or rampant speculation ) on the delivery date of this model? The web site says June 2018, but previously it said May 2018 and April 2018 before that.
Just curious about the cause of the schedule slippage.
Scott, I have checked with HQ this morning and they are going to confirm a time and get back to me ASAP. I will edit this post in due course to let you know.
EDIT: HQ have been in touch, Scott. They are shipping the Endurance in July, with the aim to get all the watches out over a few months (given there are 300 to ship!)
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There were 4 available for purchase at the Watches of Switzerland/Bremont/Ben Saunders event this evening...
Not sure if they sold or whose stock they were (WoS or Bremont)
That's quite interesting. I've recently been communicating with the Royal Exchange boutique who said they won't be available until early July?
Well, Giles said 'for the first time tonight, anywhere in the world, it's an opportunity to buy the Endurance, I think we have 4 for sale'...
Current Bremont Watch List:
Bremont P-51, ALT1-C, ALT1-B, AC1, Alt1tude SE
The Other Stuff:
Rolex, Oak & Oscar, ML Ponto S Diver, Longines, Seiko, G-Shock, Tag Heuer
If I was someone who had pre-ordered an Endurance and put a deposit down at the Townhouse event, tentatively awaiting its release, I'm not sure how happy I would be to find out that four watches that weren't pre-ordered are being offered for general sale before I'd received mine. It may have been an event but surely pre-orders should take precedence?
I guess the pre-orders are seen as money in the bank.
There doesn't appear (at least from the pre-order thread) to be massive interest in the watch so there was an opportunity to perhaps sell the four to others off the back of Ben's tales of derring do who wouldn't have considered it otherwise?
As a rule though, pre-orders are despatched first when new watches are ready followed by the general dealer requirements. Otherwise there'd be little point pre-ordering anything other than releases that would sell out quickly, which are a rarity.


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Happy Memorial Day!
Progress on the Bonus Room Renovation
Progress. Oh, how I love progress in a renovation! We had managed a sizable dent into the project at the end of last weekend. The framing for the closet was beginning, the nail holes in the wall were puttied, and the bamboo flooring was acclimatizing as the work ended. Some of the wall also got painted to see if the color was the right choice.
During the week, my husband roughed in the closet and started preparing it for paint.
A week ago, my son-in-law ripped out the flooring in the bathroom. We discovered that the underlayment needed to be taken out because the previous owners had used the wrong kind. They had used particle board. Poor Devin, he was back at ripping flooring out this weekend too. We have to put down plywood as an underlayment for the new floor. They had also installed the particle board under the sheetrock. Messy job.
A lovely place to sit and contemplate … NOT!
At the end of Easter weekend:
Ceiling fan: √
Closet: √
Closet Doors Installed: √
Walls painted: √
Flooring stacked and ready to go: √
The end is in sight. To see the renovation from the beginning, click here.
"Give thanks to the LORD, call on his name; make known among the nations what he has done." 1 Chronicles 16:8 NIV Bible
Mistletoe Marketplace 2013
Yesterday, I spent the morning at Mistletoe Marketplace. I look forward to this event every year. I love seeing the decorations and doing a little shopping with a friend. Usually, I take the opportunity to start some of my Christmas shopping but yesterday, I shopped for me.
The money raised from this event goes back into the community to fund projects for children like a Children's Cancer Clinic and a summer camp for the under-served. Over 150 vendors from across the country set up booths in our Trade Market Center. The theme this year was "Be Merry" and the colors were bright pink, turquoise, lime green and bright blue.
I thought you might like to see a few pictures to get your holiday ideas flowing. I saw many DIY possibilities. : )
Wooden beads painted black and strung together with vases lined with greenery leaves
These snowball trees would make excellent DIY projects.
Various vendor decorations and items for sale
Decorations in the brunch tent
Hanging open air terrariums in glass globes
Decorations in one of the main aisles
I apologize for the blurry shot but I wanted you to see the reindeer up close and this shot was the best of the bunch.
A toppled-over-on-purpose tree for another aisle
Still need more inspiration? See these past Mistletoe Marketplace posts here and here.
Are you ready for the holidays? What do you like to do to get in the holiday spirit?
"They will celebrate your abundant goodness and joyfully sing of your righteousness." Psalm 145:7 NIV Bible
Join Me at My New Site on Tuesday !
A few days ago, I shared that I was moving my blog to my new dot com site. {For more info, click here }.
This coming Tuesday, October 1, 2013, my blog will be located at
I really hope you'll follow me there.
A Time for Everything
I'm taking a couple of weeks off from posting but not from writing and reading all of the other wonderful posts out there.
Ecclesiastes 3:1 NIV Bible
Prayers for Boston
When spoken words are not enough;
When words for prayers don't come;
My thoughts and prayers are with all who have been impacted by the tragedy in Boston.


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Crime continues to decline nationally and locally, according to new data released by the FBI.
Anaheim, Garden Grove, Huntington Beach and Santa Ana all experienced a decrease in violent crime during the first half of 2009, the agency's preliminary statistics show.
"Despite the challenging economic times, the community is coming together to ensure Anaheim – and all of Orange County – remains a safe place to live, work and visit," said Deputy Chief Craig Hunter.
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When you hear the words "venture capitalist," you probably think of a moneyed Silicon Valley investor who funds startup tech companies, like Facebook and WhatsApp, right? You're not wrong, but there's more to the story now. VCs are expanding their portfolios beyond tech into the food world.
Bold new food startups, like Hampton Creek and Suja Life, stand ready to disrupt their industries thanks to an infusion of cash and strategic support from the Valley. How did they manage to catch the eye of VCs? Innovation—pure and simple.
Disrupting how we eat
In our gluten-free, environmentally conscious age, it's no surprise that VCs are interested in health-conscious food startups. But, as CB Insights reports, they're also particularly attracted to startups that have the potential to disrupt a wide category of foods and industry models, not just a single vertical within the food and beverage space.
Think of it in terms of Uber, which began with ride-hailing but extended its reach into package delivery and food delivery—all while working on a fleet of autonomous cars that could reshape transportation and delivery in the future. VCs want to invest in food startups that have similarly ambitious plans to innovate beyond their initial domain and pioneer new markets altogether.
Hampton Creek: Powering the vegan movement with big data
Hampton Creek is one of the top darlings among food startups. Known for its vegan Just Mayo product and vegan-friendly cookie dough, the company is now valued at over CAD$1.3 billion—which makes it an enviable unicorn in Silicon Valley terms. Hampton Creek bills itself as a food technology company specializing in the development of plant-based egg ingredients for the purpose of creating environmental sustainability and generating cost savings throughout the supply chain. It also leverages big data analytics in its research and is working on a large data set of plant-derived proteins, which likely caught the attention of tech-focused Silicon Valley investors.
The San Francisco-based food startup has designs beyond mayo and cookie dough. According to Quartz, Hampton Creek recently revealed that it has been secretly developing the technology to create lab-made meat and seafood, also known as "clean meat." The company claims it's two years ahead of the competition in bringing these products to market, expecting to debut its animal-free product line by the end of 2018. This audacious innovation could profoundly impact industrial agriculture, potentially alleviating animal suffering and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Hampton Creek's new venture goes far beyond the original vegan mayo product with which the startup began, aiming to create a new market that doesn't yet exist—and this is likely why VCs, like all savvy entrepreneurs, want to capitalize on that lucrative opportunity before anyone else.
Suja Life: Bringing new life to juice
Organic juice is another blazing hot market right now, and Suja Life has stormed into it with astonishing momentum. Forbes listed this San Diego-based startup as second on its 2015 list of most promising companies, and Coca-Cola counts itself as a key investor along with Goldman Sachs. Celebrities like Leonardo DiCaprio, Sofia Vergara, and Jared Leto also have stakes in the company. Suja Life is the most well-funded startup in California as of 2017—a staggering achievement when you consider the fact that the Golden State is home to Silicon Valley itself.
Suja's cofounders Annie Lawless and Eric Ethans are still quite young, but they wisely brought in a CEO who knows the ropes—and can calm the nerves of VCs looking for an experienced hand at the wheel: Jeff Church, a private equity veteran. Church came across the high-pressure processing (HPP) method that made it possible for Suja Life to sell their juices, which would only have a shelf life of three to four days via major distributors otherwise. After that, business took off even faster.
While Suja Life's drinks are already phenomenally popular and selling briskly at places like Whole Foods and Target, the beverage startup probably won't stop with its existing line of organic juices, smoothies, pressed probiotic waters, and drinking vinegars. Suja Life is considering entering the rapidly growing kombucha market if it can successfully create a nonalcoholic kombucha product that meets its standards. Chances are, that's what VCs find most appealing about Suja: its keen entrepreneurial sensibility paired with careful, seasoned strategy.
What can we learn from these food startups?
What can we learn about innovation from the massive success of these once-scrappy food and beverage startups? First, it pays to be visionary. As Hampton Creek demonstrated, they're clearly not content to sit on their laurels and bask in the revenue from their existing line of vegan-friendly, plant-based mayo and cookie dough. They're aggressively pursuing the technological breakthroughs that will create an entirely new market of clean meats well before the competition.
A dash of wisdom helps, too, as Suja Life has shown. Scores of startups are born every day, but few succeed over the long term without pivoting or making major adjustments to their business model. The startups that make it have a pragmatic view of their strengths and weaknesses, and they strategically seek out resources that address the weaknesses (like an experienced CEO that can help them scale up), while building on their strengths (youth and hipness).
VCs are shrewd, and they don't choose to invest in just any company. Coming from the tech space, they know that bold ambition is as important as tech chops. But the knack for identifying and executing high-level business solutions is also crucial. These two startups made the cut, because they have these qualities in abundance. It'll be exciting to see what they do next as the market continues to bloom.


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Where are the hotels and cars on Kayak UK?
US travel search outfit Kayak conceded yesterday that it made a wee error when it announced plans for the launch of its UK website in back in December last year.
On 4 December the company said hotel and car rental functionality would be added to the existing flight search by "the end of the year".
It turns out the announcement was in fact earmarked to go out in January 2007, but the change of plan to issue the release a month early didn't include amending the original release.
Cue a little bit of confusion amongst eagle-eyed consumers when the New Year holiday passed off without the launch of new services on the site.
Indeed the new functionality is actually quite a long way off – "not even scheduled", says an official.
Luckily for Kayak its flight engine is actually getting a fair bit of praise within the industry.
Consumers looking for hotels and cars will just have to bide their time for a while.
[Our now ammended original story]
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A large choir of 93 voices from 28 Christian churches opened at Havana Auditorium Amadeo Roldan to the joy of a cheerful audience a nationwide program of international and Cuban Christmas and Gospel songs that will extend till January 9th.
Pax Dei Evangelical Choir is accompanied by the Havana Soloists symphonic orchestra and, for the first time in Cuba, the Christian Orchestra of Brazil. A choral group of 35 girls and boys from six to 14 years old also enrich the presentation of their adult peers, which Brazilian orchestra director Joel Barbosa called "a dream come true." Cuban television is broadcasting this Sunday on its popular cultural hour "Bravo" the opening concert that was taped at the emblematic Havana Auditorium.
"To be able to carry out this program in such a meaningful and joyful time for Christians just show what we Cubans have trodden along during the past 50 years," Reverend Rhode Gonzalez Zorrilla, President of the Cuban Council of Churches (CCC), "It proves" -she asserted- "that Cuba belongs to all Cubans"
With the support of the Office of Religious Affairs and the Culture Ministry, the choral group Pax Dei has performances slated in the island's major cities, explained Jose Lopez, Director of the CCC´s Biblical Commission and one of the key organizers of this evangelical event.
The historic Sauto Theater, of the neighboring city of Matanzas, which locals call the Athens of Cuba, was the second house to open its doors on Saturday 17th to Pax Dei and its distinguished symphonic companions. The program, as part of Christmas celebrations, will wind up with a varied concert to celebrate Epiphany on Monday, January 9th, at Mella Theater in Havana, Reverend Lopez indicated.
Brazilian conductor Joel Barbosa, who traveled to Cuba with his 45 musicians -all from Brasilia- said that being able to participate in the evangelical event "has been a unique opportunity.""It´s a great delight to be able to feel the faith and joy of Cubans and to be able to plant together with them another seed of hope," stressed the master symphonic conductor who praised the high quality of the local choir and musicians.
Conducted by Professor Rita Oliva Valdes, Pax Dei´s repertoire includes 24 Christmas carols, among them the first ever composed in Cuba in the early 19th century. Esteban Salas´ "Pues logra ya". Renowned German, Spanish, French, English and Caribbean themes also stand out in the list.Pax Dei opens the performance with the German carol "Oh Christmas Tree!" and closes with George F. Handel's "Hallelujah!" The choir also sings "Silent Night", of Franz Gruber and Joseph Mohr, and Handel's "Peace to the World".
http://www.vanguardia.co.cu/ . http://religionrevolucion.blogspot.com/
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HAPPY APRIL CLUTCH REVEAL DAY!!! We've been dropping hints left and right about this one! With my mani and recent influx of rainbow everything in my wardrobe. Well LOOKY-HERE! A sunshine + rainbows cloud clutch!!!!!!!!!
Rainbows is right up there with metallic as our most-requested, but I wanted to design a clutch that was a little more unexpected and dare I say… neutral? And let the keychains do the rainbow work! This clutch couldn't come at a better time with the prettiest shades of light blue popping up everywhere right now in stores.
There are THREE new + awesome things about this clutch which I'm thrilled about. First, it's a different shape! It kinda mimics a rainbow, and works great as a clutch, travel or makeup bag! And BOTH keychains are new styles for us!!! We've got a PUFFY rainbow and a cheeky gold + enamel "Get Over It" keychain too.
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Which Of The Doctors Recommends HPV Vaccine?
The HPV Vaccine Doctors say the human papillomavirus vaccine, Gardasil, may prevent cervical cancer, but two sisters say they believe the drug caused them to lose their abilty to have children. Find out which of The Doctors recommends the HPV vaccine to patients. More from this Episode Talk about the Show Watch more of Dr…. Read More


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Newsmakers: Students Dig Up History in Mitchell
Archaeology students from Augustana and the University of Exeter were featured on KELO-TV for their work at the Prehistoric Indian Village in Mitchell, S.D. Through the Augustana-Exeter exchange program, Exeter sends students from its archeology program to Augustana's South Dakota field school each summer. In exchange, Augustana anthropology majors spend three years on campus and one year abroad at Exeter, an internationally recognized university for archeology.
Augustana's 'Entertainment Tonight' Legacy Lives On
Before retiring last year, Augustana alumna Mary Hart '72 served as co-host of TV's "Entertainment Tonight" for 29 years. Now, another Viking alumna has joined the ET crew: Jenny Brown '13, a Spanish and business administration major, is now working for the popular Hollywood news show.
Host, Friendship Families Sought for International Students
This fall, Augustana will welcome approximately 75 new international students from more than 40 countries all over the world. The College is seeking friendship and host families to befriend a new student, offer opportunities for home-cooked meals, and create opportunities to participate in various cultural or community activities throughout the year, beginning Friday, Aug. 9.
Film by Alumnus to Debut at Comic-Con in San Diego
"Dust of War," an independent film shot in South Dakota by alumnus Andrew Kightlinger, is set to make its premiere at San Diego's Comic-Con this month. The film tells the story of a lone soldier who fends off a warmonger to rescue a girl fated to be the savior of mankind.
The Augustana: Summer 2013
In the Summer 2013 issue of The Augustana, we share the stories of "Augustana legacy families" – those whose ties to this great place have spanned generations including, the Rev. David Johnson, class of 1956, whose Augustana story first began in 1927 and continues on today in his grandchildren; Augustana Professor Emeritus of Music Dr. Leland Lillehaug, class of 1951, whose three children grew up on campus, earned their degrees here, and still hold fond memories of Augustana deep in their hearts; Jeff Fylling '78, longtime "Voice of the Vikings," who has artfully chronicled the play-by-play stories of our Football and Basketball teams for nearly four decades; and others.
Sanford Research-Augustana College Earn $320,000 National Grant for Undergraduate Research
The three-year, $320,000 grant is to establish a Research Experiences for Undergraduates site for the exploration of topics in cellular and molecular biology. The grant will offer $5,000 stipends to 10 students for participation in 10-week research programs.
Augustana Students Conduct Summer Research
Seventy Augustana students are spending the summer conducting scientific research at facilities throughout the U.S. as part of the College's Undergraduate Summer Research Program, an initiative that places students in laboratories, hospitals and research institutions nationwide.
Augustana Graduate Wins Academic Scholarship at Miss Minnesota
Recent Augustana graduate, Drew Trahms, was awarded the Miss America Academic Scholarship at the Miss Minnesota pageant earlier this month. The award is given to one contestant at every state-level pageant.
Biology Professor Receives Granskou Award
Dr. Carrie Hall, assistant biology professor, has been awarded the 2013 Granskou award. The grant goes to support the career goals of either a member of the Augustana faculty or administration.
Kightlinger's Film to Be Screened at International Film Festival
Paper People, a film by Andrew Kightlinger '08, has been selected to be screened at the Palm Springs International ShortFest, one of the largest showcases of short films in North America, set for June 18-24. Paper People was filmed entirely during the spring of 2012 in Pierre, S.D.


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[TORONTO]Regeneration Therapeutics(TRT) and RoosterBio(RBI) announced on December 10 that an important strategic alliance to advance their shared goal of accelerating the development of the Regenerative Medicine and Cellular Therapy fields. This collaboration will be focused on applying RoosterBio
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Rising global temperatures and the effects of climate change are huge and environmental challenges. ESA announced on December 4 that satellites provide unequivocal evidence of the changes taking place and provide decision-makers with the information they need to address these complicated issues – as
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Allm announced on November 9 that it has officially launched a real-time turn based mobile PvP game 'Capsulemon Fight' in 137 countries on November 9th, for iOS and Android. Capsulemon Fight is the first mobile game by Allm, which is a developer famous with 'Kritika' and 'Lunia Z
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Well, okay, it's my second batch of fused glass...but the first fire didn't even resemble any kind of glass... therefore, this has now become my first batch!
The black and blue one is about 3" big and the smaller ones are an inch big. Any ideas what to do with them aside from pendants or bracelets or any wearable jewelry? The red one is already a pendant.


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Bigben and Breakpoint are taking you behind the scenes of the motion capture which lets the developers of Tennis World Tour offer realistic gameplay.
Animation, the central element of a tennis game
To make the movements and ball exchanges fluid and faithful to real tennis, Breakpoint has called on several professional tennis players in order to record their movements. To have the best possible references, the motion capture was performed on a real tennis court and not in a studio, giving players the freedom to hit the ball and move around without constraint.
New professional players
In addition to the French player Lucas Pouille, seen in the video, the Australia Open is the moment to reveal other names that have just been added to the already announced list of players:
- Stan Wawrinka, who won in 2014 and who distinguished himself by reaching the semi-finals in 2017
- The Australian player Thanasi Kokkinakis who, along with his compatriot Nick Kyrgios who is also in the game, we would like to wish good luck for their home tournament.
Tennis World Tour will be available in May on PlayStation®4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch™ and PC.
The game's official Facebook page is now available so fans can follow all the news about the game in the coming months: https://www.facebook.com/tennisworldtourgame/