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As you may know already, Porsche unveiled the 918 RSR hybrid race car at the 2011 Detroit Auto Show, in order to mark its return to the show after a four-year pause. Many of you believed that the new car previews the production version of Porsche's upcoming supercar, but it appears that this is not firm's plan.
According to company's board member for development, Wolfgang Dürheimer, the 918 RSR development will be focused on motorsport.
The road version of this car will be the 918 Spyder, unveiled almost one year ago at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show. According to Dürheimer, it appears that Porsche learned its lesson from the Carrera GT supercar, which used a similar roof concept as the 918 Spyder.
Same Dürheimer told Autocar that a closed car is better for motorsport. For those who don't know, the 918 RSR is powered by the same engine as the 918 Spyder Concept, which means we will find a B8 engine capable to deliver 563 hp, but also two electric motors delivering an extra 150 kW.
The total output delivered by the car is 767 hp. According to Porsche, the 918 Spyder Concept is able to hit 100 km/h (62 mph) in just 3.2 seconds and has a top speed electronically limited to 320 km/h (198 mph).

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Our customers have known about this for awhile, but now it's time for the world to know…
Saturday, April 8th from 12-5 p.m. is Lukas' 17th Birthday Celebration!
If you came out to our birthday last year, you remember how much of a blast it was. This year, expect to see a bit more:
- 30+ tables of wines, spirits and beer. We will have our wristband option available for $20 per wristband and you'll get to keep the Riedel glass.
- 3 food trucks.
- Anheuser-Busch will have a Clydesdale out as well as some cool vehicles.
- Come meet Billy Busch, the man behind Kraftig, from 3-5 p.m.
- Giveaways.
- and more!
This is a party you won't want to miss. We'll see on Saturday the 8th!


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Friday morning, two days before Christmas, I woke up and got dressed with great intention on blogging and writing! I realized that I wanted to actually blog and write again, but, for what!?
The resistance began to settle in.
I sat there forever in front of my laptop, trying to figure out what to actually say and how to say it! Should I say something spiritual, biblical, economical, scientific, sociological or what!?
Then, I realized as I sat here and began to type that what I needed to do just one thing….say something!
All too often, we try to be something we're not in that moment instead of letting ourselves be who we are in that period and that moment and time. Some of the best writing and some of the best work, for that matter, comes from those periods that we are in our most truest and serious.
Saying something biblical, spiritual, sociological or otherwise would've been a great move! Sure! But, you may have needed to just hear that you have someone whose writing and blogging and who understands…understands that right now you're tired, you're struggling or you're just plain without a clue as to what to do next in your current stage in life.
And…it's okay! If you don't know it today…it's okay!
My hope is that my writing and non of my work comes out of posturing. But, instead, comes from a mind and heart that desires to freely share and shares so much that it encourages, inspires and helps you all!
I plan to do more blogging and writing as I continue my cartooning venture as well!
My biggest concern is that it will all be a mess and all over the place and not very organized! But, thanks to some really good bloggers and writers, I realized that its all about just sharing your thoughts!
The organization and what not will come later! Some of our best starts were our messiest starts!


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Dear Prospective Families:
Mary Help of Christians Catholic School (MHOC) is a vibrant learning community serving students in Prekindergarten through Grade 8. Fully accredited by the Florida Catholic Conference, our school provides students with a strong educational program rooted in our beautiful Catholic faith!
With the right blend of academic rigor and small class sizes, MHOC emphasizes excellence in teaching and learning! On a daily basis, our qualified and dedicated teachers strive to inspire, engage, and motivate students to maximize their individual and highest potential.
At MHOC, we understand the importance of educating the whole child. In addition to providing students with a challenging curriculum, we encourage students to explore a wide-array of opportunities in the arts, music, sports, and community service learning to further develop and share the students' God-given gifts and talents.
We are blessed with a wonderful community of parents, teachers, staff, and students, and we look forward to meeting you!
Please contact our school office at 954-323-8006 to schedule a visit and experience first-hand why Mary Help of Christians Catholic School is the BEST school for your child and family!
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"My inspiration is from God, I never knew I would be a shoemaker. I graduated from the University six years ago, after which I looked for for job, but to no avail," she said in an interview with Lukmon of Wazobia Global Times USA.
"At sometimes I got employed by a company in Lagos, but the boss was owing too much so I left. On how it started, there is this other company I buy sandals in Lagos and resell. They sell nice shoes, so one day I thought to myself that I can tell this people to make sandals for me with my label, so I approached them and they said yes. That was how I got my first set of shoes. Then a friend introduced me to a guy that makes shoes. I watch him make shoes one day and I was amazed then I asked him to teach me and he did."
"I always tell people I come in contact with that are looking for job to start something, anything you are good at can bring money to you or just learn a trade.
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Nov. 8, 1920 – Feb. 15, 2005
It is with great sorrow we advise the passing of our mother. Mom passed away peacefully at home with family and friends at her side. Hazel was born in Gleichen, Alta. Her family later moved to B.C. in the 1930's and eventually to the Cariboo where she devoted her life to ranching and raising her family. Mom was small but mighty. With strong hands, a lot of courage and a sense of humour, no feat she faced was ever too large for Mom to handle. Although her passion in life was for cattle and horses, she could also do almost anything that needed to be done, this included driving lumber truck, log scaling, operating and repairing her farm equipment and we also remember watching her operate a cat to clear her farm land. With the help and support of some special and enduring friends, the years she spent showing her Simmental cattle were of the most memorable for her. Above all accomplishments, the time she spent with her family, encouraging, guiding and sharing, brought her the most pleasure. Mom will be sadly missed. Hazel is survived by four daughters: Eileen (Don), Sundre, Alta.; Dayle (Franklin), Green Lake, B.C.; Luanne of Horse Lake, B.C. and Sadie (Gordon) 100 Mile House, B.C.; one granddaughter Nychole (Emma), Vancouver, B.C.; one grandson Dwayne (Fay), Winfield, Alta.; two great grandchildren, Amelia and Tehl, Winfield, Alta.; two brothers Dale (Coletta), Quesnel, B.C.; Ralph, Gleichen, Alta.; and one sister Dorothy of Vancouver, B.C. She also leaves to mourn her special friends Darrin Brady, Gus Horn, Penny Dixon, Gary Cleveland and the Pincott boys. No service by request. A celebration of life to be held in early summer.


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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – Enjoy an evening of live entertainment, dancing and fundraising to help our aging and homebound neighbors in Madison County.
A Night for CASA is the agency's biggest fundraiser of the year and you're invited to attend. It will be held on Friday, May 19 at the Stone Event Center at Campus 805. Tickets are $125 per person and include dinner and two drink tickets. Purchase tickets at casamadisoncty.org/night.
Entertainment will be provided by The Flashbacks and Tim Cannon.
All proceeds support CASA of Madison County, Care Assurance System for the Aging and Homebound, which helps keep aging and homebound neighbors safe and independent as they age in place.
CASA provides materials and needed services, including wheelchair ramps, transportation to medical appointments, installing grab bars and handrails and other needs through volunteer services.
Learn more about CASA's mission at casamadisoncty.org. CASA is a non-profit United Way agency with independent offices in Madison, DeKalb, Jackson, Limestone and Marshall Counties. CASA has been serving north Alabama for more than 30 years.


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Would you like to work with vulnerable adults within social care settings in and around the Hove area?
Have you got a current a year`s experience working within social care?
We are currently recruiting experienced support/care workers to pick up adhoc/ongoing work located in Hove.
You will be transporting service users from the hospital to the comfort of their homes. You will be responsible for their well being and ensuring that they settle into their homes comfortably.
We offer very competitive pay, holiday pay and a pension scheme (after qualifying period), and most important a fun team to work with!
Working with us you get to choose your hours - who wouldn't want that?
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We are looking for passionate support workers who have at least one year`s current experience working with vulnerable adults or six months experience alongside a relevant health qualification and a valid Driver`s License.
You will need to be able to provide a minimum of 2 references covering 2 years and provide all right to work and ID documents.
Enrolment with us is subject to an enhanced disclosure and satisfactory references.
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It was a sad day today.
The last day of school at an international school can be that way. So many kids are moving on to new schools, colleagues leaving for new positions, and retirees ending their careers, that the joyous close of the year usually ends in tears.
Today though, the tears were more than just about the close of school.
Today Germany woke up to hear that the United Kingdom had decided to break the ties that bind and exit the European Union.
My British colleagues were devastated. My British kids were worried about their parents' futures working abroad in the European financial market. My students were worried about their University plans and how this change would impact their tuition.
Too many friends said, "Today, I'm ashamed of my country." I hugged them and held their hands and said, "Yes, I know what that feels like."
One said, "Too many of my countrymen are so nationalistic, well not like Americans, but you know." Yes, I do know.
And then, after the shock died down I began to feel a deep sense of dread. What does this all mean?
If it can happen in Britain, could it happen in America? Could the irrational win out in this year's presidential election?
What does this mean for me? My job? My friends? My daughter's friends?
We are a world bound together, whether by contract, or just personal connection. We are no longer citizens of the United States, we are citizens of the world. My actions impact the actions of others. My country's actions impact the actions of other countries.
For the United Kingdom, enough was enough. That fear of losing control, that fear of those different from them, won out over all of the good reasons to stay in the union. And for some, it was just the fact that they finally could take action against something, anything, after feeling politically and economically abandoned for so long.
Please America. Don't let this be our story. Don't let the hatred of the other, the anger at paying for those not paying their fair share, make you vote the wrong choice this November.
And regardless of how you may feel, think of the future you are leaving the next generation. When you are gone, will your decisions have made their world a better place? Or, did you just make the decision to cut our nation's children off from a better future?
Vote based on the facts rather than your emotions. Vote for equality and openness. Vote to REMAIN connected to our world community.
How did the vote affect your day? Feel free to share an end of school year anecdote, or maybe even a baby animal video to cheer us all up.
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Are you like me? I have a hard time staying up New Year's Eve. Larry is also a geezer, there I said it. Rarely do we see midnight. Parties? A LOT of hours 'til the stroke of 12. But a few years back, we threw a cooking party that our guests still rave was THE BEST way to ring in the New Year.
No worries if someone is not a GOOD COOK. Enthusiasm grows with teamwork; there's always prep that non-cooks can do. It's the fact that we are all involved, mixing it up with friends, hours of conversation, laughs and bonding, and staying awake! Here is the evening:
- Four couples (or singles, but 8 total) – you run out of space otherwise
- Arrival time 6 PM – each couple brings a bottle of wine or champagne, plus their wallet
- Put all 8 names into a hat, pull out pairs (couples are not paired with their partner, less stress, believe me)
- Next drawing, each team pulls: Appetizer, Side Dish/Salad, Main Entree, or Dessert
- Make recipe books available for teams to plan their dish and grocery list
- Now, pile into cars and go to the store (this part might be tough in some towns, but in LA, plenty are open New Years Eve). All groceries paid via ONE tab, end of the evening, everyone reimburses equally split
- Back home around 8:30 PM, start cooking. We divvied into four stations: 2 teams in the kitchen, 1 team at outdoor grill (LA weather), 1 team used the bar counter and sink, which worked fine
- First course is maybe 9:15 PM, with dessert by midnight. Or earlier. Or later, kind of doesn't matter!
- Wine throughout the evening. Champagne at midnight. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1… HAPPY NEW YEAR!
- Eight people can clean up pretty darn quickly, too.
* for areas with no grocery store open, or really bad weather, try a Secret Box. Host buys a bunch of groceries in anticipation of the party OR each couple brings a box of ingredients, and teams pick from all the goods brought, Top Chef style.
Happy New Year to my readers… and leave a comment telling about cooking parties you have attended!


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Coming soon…
Sneak peak of Anne and Jamie's beautiful wedding by the American River…
Sneak peak of Anne and Jamie's beautiful wedding by the American River…
Over the long weekend J and I took a 3-day trip to visit my family in Toronto. This was one of those trips that was too short to even realize. It seemed like I was there for a day or so. We had a great time there, seeing friends and family. The weather was wonderful, unlike the ninty-something degrees here in Roseville. We actually brought the winter jackets with us!
Stunning view from top of the CN tower… the City by Lake Ontario. Do you see the shadow of the CN tower?
This post won't be complete if I don't show off my beautiful niece and nephew. Amazing how kids grow so fast!
Spring isn't over yet but Summer has begun for me. All my favorite TV shows have ended. I'm not sure how my Summer will pass without Grey's Anatomy, especially after that brutal season finale (call me crazy about the show, 'cause I am!). Tonight is the American Idol finale. To tell you the truth, I'm a bit nervous about it…I'm rooting for Kris Allen to win. Hope he makes it to the top. I'm anxious to see what LOST will bring next year. Did I ever mention that I wrote a single level computer game influenced by the TV show LOST? it was my interpretation of the next chapter of the show. More on that later, may be!
I know I won't be watching TV much, but things are going to keep me pretty busy here. Summer means photo shoots, weddings; I'll be doing quite a few of those. I'll be traveling up North between the weddings to attend weddings! This will give me opportunity to shoot more landscapes. If you have been following, you've already seen some fine art landscapes here; there will be more coming soon on my blog.
I will also be announcing my new Logo soon. "Impressions by Nudrat Photography" will get a face-lift
I'm getting ready for my first ever bridal show in Fall. I'm stoked about it! I will post all the details about the show within a month or so. If you are a local bride, be sure to check out the Folsom Bridal Show at the Lake Natoma Inn. There will be so many awesome vendors with helpful information for your wedding. Just a few years ago, J and I got married in Lake Natoma Inn. Two years ago I shot a wedding there. Now I'm thrilled to go back there and be a part of this bridal show. Stay tuned for more info on the show.
In the honor of AI finale, I'm leaving you with my fave Kris Allen's best performance this season. I hope Kris joins my other favorite Carrie (underwood)'s league tonight! Enjoy.
Meet Tyler, a very cool young man, a high school senior-to-be, a member of the class of 2010. I have to give him props for coming out yesterday for his session. If you are not from the area, you probably don't know how hot it is here right now. Yesterday we hit three digits here, humidity was also pretty high. But, you won't be able to tell any of it from his pictures. Tyler was awesome to shoot with, so natural in front of the camera.
Since it was sooooo hot, we ended up shooting most of the session in a parking garage and it's surrounding areas in downtown Roseville. Who knew that a parking garage can be such an awesome location to shoot! Enjoy a few teasers from Tyler's senior session.
We drove all around from San Francisco to Lake Tahoe over our self declared three day weekend. Reason…my friend's visit in town! The weather was gorgeous, the sky was blue and Nor Cal beauty was at it's best! I didn't take that many pictures but a few for your pleasure.
We started at the Golden Gate.
Then stopped at the Sutro Bath ruins.
Walked through the cave/tunnel down at Sutro Bath.
Next day we headed to Tahoe.
Ended our day there with a nice sunset by the South Lake.


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Feature: Collier Row carer, Sarah Stanley, says her life is so fulfilling
PUBLISHED: 19:00 14 March 2013 | UPDATED: 09:19 15 March 2013
Last April, Sarah Stanley was earning a five-figure sum as an investment banker but she felt something was missing from her life.
Now, almost a year on, the 37-year-old mother of two says that she has found that sense of fulfilment and purpose.
She swapped her high-flying job for being a carer.
Most importantly, the career change has allowed her to give something back to a woman she has known all her life who she calls "Auntie Janet", Janet Hobson, 70.
She said: "I never said thank you to Janet when I was growing up for all the things that she did for me but I really feel now that I am returning the favour."
When Sarah handed in her notice she knew that she wanted to do something helping people, but that was about it.
She said: "I had been doing it for 20 years. The money was good but on a personal level I didn't feel that I was getting any satisfaction."
Then the opportunity came up to care for a close family friend with Alzheimer's.
She said: "My mum asked me if I could help Brian [Janet's husband] take care of Janet and for me it was something obvious that I could do to help."
Sarah has known Janet all her life. "Brian and my dad worked together at Romford Brewery," Sarah explains.
"As a little girl I enjoyed several family holidays and parties with Janet and her husband and three sons.
"Like any other mum would do, Janet looked out for me alongside my own parents. She would take me to the toilet, help me get dressed, get me a snack or a drink if I asked for it and generally ensure I kept myself out of harm's way."
Ten years ago Janet was diagnosed with Alzheimer's and Sarah says that she saw the effect it had on Brian and the rest of the family.
"He was really depressed and was on the verge of putting Janet in a home."
After a few months of looking after Janet, Brian asked if Sarah could do the role on a permanent basis.
Part of Sarah's time with Janet is spent taking her to Singing for the Brain classes.
Launched by Havering Council and the Alzheimer's Society, they use singing to stimulate the brain and help people express themselves and socialise.
Sarah said: "Janet usually knows all the words and who the singer is. She gets so much out of it. It's like for one hour a week there is no dementia."
Sarah is also studying for a degree in social care.
She said: "Things have worked out really well, I have changed Brian's life because he is able to go out and get a little bit of his life back and I am able to devote my time to Janet."
In October, Sarah will take part in a trek along the Great Wall of China for the Alzheimer's Society.
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Kazakhstan director shoots Borat sequel
A film director in Kazakhstan has shot a sequel to Sacha Baron Cohen's famous comedy Borat in a bid to improve the country's image.
When it was released in 2006, the original film, which follows an uncultured journalist who travels to the US where he pursues the actress Pamela Anderson, outraged people in Kazakhstan and was eventually banned in the country.
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This thrilling musical brings you inside the recording studio with four major talents who came together as a red-hot rock 'n' roll band for one unforgettable night. Don't miss your chance to be a fly on the wall of fame... at MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET!
MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET is the smash-hit musical inspired by the famed recording session that brought together rock 'n' roll icons Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins for the first and only time. On December 4, 1956, these four young musicians gathered at Sun Records in Memphis for what would be one of the greatest jam sessions ever. MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET brings that legendary night to life, featuring a score of rock hits including "Blue Suede Shoes," "Fever," "That's All Right," "Sixteen Tons," "Great Balls of Fire," "Walk the Line," "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On," "Who Do You Love?," "Matchbox," "Folsom Prison Blues," "Hound Dog" and more.
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"Grade A: Just Plain Cool"
-Las Vegas Review-Journal
"Exciting, enthusiastic and explosive"
-Robin Leach, Las Vegas Sun
"A Powerful, Captivating Story."
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"Hits the Musical Jackpot."
-Vegas SEVEN
"A dazzling raucous spectacle that sounds like a million bucks"
-New York Magazine
"90 minutes of platinum grade entertainment."
"A buoyant new musical that whips the crowd into a frenzy,"
-The New York Times
Won a Tony Award® for Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical and received a Tony Award® nomination for Best Musical and Best Book of a Musical (Colin Escott & Floyd Mutrux). The show received an Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical, a Drama Desk nomination for Outstanding Musical Revue and three Drama League nominations including Distinguished Production of a Musical and Distinguished Performance.
Musical Numbers
- Blue Suede Shoes
- Real Wild Child
- Matchbox
- Who Do You Love?
- Fever
- Memories Are Made Of This
- That's All Right
- Brown Eyed Handsome
- Down By The Riverside
- Sixteen Tons
- My Babe
- Long Tall Sally
- Peace In The Valley
- I Hear You Knockin'
- Great Balls of Fire
- My Baby Left
- Riders in the Sky
- See You Later, Alligator
- Whole Lotta Shakin'
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Friday, 12 August 2011
Film Fan Fridays for Friday August 12, 2011
Hello Film Fans and Fanatics!
Welcome to Film Fan Fridays for Friday Month 12, 2011!
In limited release this week we have 2 films in limited release starring with The Whistleblower, based on true events drama centred on outing a UN sex scandal cover up and it looks pretty amazing. It stars starring Rachel Weisz, Monica Bellucci, Vanessa Redgrave, David Strathairn, David Hewlett, Liam Cunningham and Benedict Cumberbatch (what a cast!) and is the feature film directorial debut from Larysa Kondracki. Out second limited release is the Canadian film A Gun to the Head which opens at the new locations, The Projection Booth over in the east end at 1035 Gerrard Street East . See more about The Projection Booth at their website & Facebook Page.
In wide release this week we have a pretty wide variety of films to choose from including the Jesse Eisenberg comedy 30 Minutes or Less from Zombieland director Ruben Fleischer. We also have another (and they really say it's the 'final' one) Final Destination 5 where I'm sure more unavoidable craziness will ensues with this 3D installment Nicholas d'Agosto, Emma Bell (Frozen) and of course Tony Todd (Hatchet II). Keeping it real-ish in all dimensions, Glee: The 3D Concert Movie comes out this week and odd to note that no writer is given for the film and it's notated as a concert documentary shot during the Glee Live tour, so are the actors playing their characters, themselves, or a bit of both? I think we get a little more meta with each passing year. More fun research times came up when looking at the Bollywood film Aarakshan/Reservation, which I was almost unable to confirm the film title and details when the AMC website came to my rescue with a nice page on the film. Yay! Love finding new and reliable resources!
Plus we also have the mid-last-week release of The Help, based on the novel by Kathryn Stockett and a 2011 book to Film Club Selection. I loved the book and it's definitely going to be my pick this week.
Have a great weekend!
Festival Watch
Bicycle Film Festival
August 12 - 13, 2011 at The Royal in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Special Screening
Red State
Will be playing this week on it's unconventional tour and director Kevin Smith in attendance for a Q&A! Monday August 15, 2011 at the Toronto Underground.
Wednesday August 10, 2011 Releases
The Help
Dir: Tate Taylor (Pretty Ugly People)
Cast: Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer, Emma Stone, Jessica Chastain, Bryce Dallas Howard
USA/India/United Arab Emirates
Official Film Site, IMDb Page, Trailer
Friday August 12, 2011 Releases
30 Minutes or Less
Dir: Ruben Fleischer (Zombieland)
Cast: Jesse Eisenberg, Danny Mcbride, Aziz Ansari, Nick Swardson, Michael Peña, Fred Ward
Official Film Site, IMDb Page, Trailer
Dir: Prakash Jha (Raajneeti, Apaharan, Bandish)
Cast: Amitabh Bachchan, Deepika Padukone, Saif Ali Khan, Manoj Bajpai
Official Film Site, IMDb Page, Trailer
Final Destination 5
Dir: Steven Quale (Aliens of the Deep)
Cast: Nicholas d'Agosto, Emma Bell, Tony Todd, Arlen Escarpeta
Official Film Site, IMDb Page, Trailer
Glee: The 3D Concert Movie
Dir: Kevin Tancharoen (Fame (2009))
Cast: Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Amber Riley, Chris Colfer, Kevin McHale, Jenna Ushkowitz, Mark Salling, Dianna Agron, Naya Rivera, Heather Morris, Harry Shum, Chord Overstreet, Darren Criss, Ashley Fink
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A Gun to the Head
Writer/Dir: Blaine Thurier (Male Fantasy, Low Self-Esteem Girl)
Cast: Tygh Runyan, Craig Anderson, Paul Anthony, Benjamin Ayres
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The Whistleblower
Dir: Larysa Kondracki - feature film directorial debut
Cast: Rachel Weisz, Vanessa Redgrave, Monica Bellucci, David Strathairn
Limited Release
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After graduating high school in 1977, I went to work as a cabinetmaker for an architectural woodworking firm until 1985. It was during this time, along with my brother Andrew, that the idea was born to start a rental company! I knew I wanted to own & operate my own business. In 1979 with help from my older sail maker brother, We stitched together the first tent of what would eventually become a full service tent & party rental company that Chase canopy is today. I have lived in Mattapoisett my whole life.
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Upon graduation from high school in 2005 Ben joined the Army as a Cavalry Scout. Serving one 14 month deployment to Baghdad, Iraq assisting in combat operations as a Squad Designated Marksman with the 3rd Infantry Divisions 3rd Squadron 7th Cavalry Regiment Ben was honorably discharged in 2009. Joining our team only months later Ben was able to take his discipline and skill and apply it to events!
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After the studies at Czech Technical University in Prague Tomas was working for the Council of the Czech Republic for Radio and TV Broadcasting in the position of Director of Technical Department (1993-2004). In 2004 he became the CEO in the company TELEKO, s.r.o. and in 2007 he was elected the chairman of the board of the company TELEKO digital. a.s. which is a mother company of TELEKO, s.r.o.
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so here's my attempt to get the mommy of the year award: homemade valentine's day cards made with taylor. i saw the cutest ones in february's better homes and gardens (it's not online for some reason) and thought i could totally do that. and we did :) well, let's just say taylor did a lot of cutting on a random sheet of paper (she got bored pretty quickly) and then her little helpers pasted, cut, and assembled. and then she chimed back in to do her own "original artwork" on the inside of the cards. it was a lot of fun and super inexpensive (cupcake holders, construction paper, heart stickers, and scrapbook paper). sadly, we are leaving for atlanta today so she will miss her class valentine's party but i promise to make it up to her :)
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On May 13, something special was happening at Camp Harkness in Waterford. For the first time ever, team members from both local tribes and casinos came together for a day-long United Way Day of Caring project. More than 80 volunteers descended upon the camp in the early morning hours to pull on Live United t-shirts and dig into the soil.
But the day was simply a culmination of what was several weeks in the planning. Representatives from both tribes and casinos had been meeting in person and over the phone to plan the projects to be tackled and determine what equipment would be needed. The engineering departments were called in for their expertise. Equipment, from small gardening tools to large earth-moving vehicles, were provided by both groups. Mohegan Sun provided the breakfast while Foxwoods provided lunch.
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The projects on this Day of Caring included: spreading mulch, scraping and painting picnic tables, weeding, clearing brush, and creating a handicapped-accessible garden. "What we're doing today would probably take the staff here a year or a season to get done, and we're getting it done in one day," said Dan Webster, Head of Engineering at Mohegan Sun.
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This article is part of our DFS College Basketball series.
The first few days of the NCAA tournament, it feels like there is so much basketball. It is wall-to-wall coverage from 11:30 a.m. to the wee hours. Yet that happens pretty much every Saturday in January and February, it's just that fewer people are paying attention.
Hopefully, the opening day of the Big Dance treated you well and your bracket is intact. Oh, mine? Thanks for asking. I filled out so many that I pretty much got every game right (and wrong). There's something to be said for being a multiplicity. Anyway, Friday has the three of the 1-16 games and some plodders (see below), but there are some intriguing games such as Cincinnati-Iowa and UCF-VCU. Let's dissect some of the top and value players before looking at some gets to target and avoid.
Zion Williamson, Duke ($11,100 DK, $10,100 FD): You may be worried that coach Mike Krzyzewski will not want to use up Williamson in his first round matchup against North Dakota State. Fear not because Zion will get his minutes and get plenty of opportunities to show off his massive skills before he heads to the NBA next season.
R.J. Barrett, Duke ($10,600 DK, $9,500 FD): Barrett is the team's leading scorer, not Zion, and is plenty able to dominate smaller competition. The 6-foot-8 point forward may be better with the ball in his hands than Williamson, and is a great driver to the rim. He will pad his point total with free throws and is adept at putting up rebounds and assists.
Sam Merrill, Utah State ($9,100 DK, $8,500 FD): The Washington Husky defense could be worrisome for owners of the 6-5 junior, but he has showed the ability to score against almost any defense. He scored at least 19 points in his last seven games and scored 29 points or more three times. When his treys aren't falling, he'll attack the basket and get to the line.
Jarrett Culver, Texas Tech ($9,000 DK, $8,400 FD): The loss against West Virginia in the Big 12 tournament was not Culver's fault. He put up a massive line of 26 points, 10 rebounds, five steals and four assists. Per Draft Kings, he has not been held below 36.0 points in his last six contests. He should have a big edge against the Norse defenders.
Jarron Cumberland, Cincinnati ($8,700 DK, $8,200 FD): Many defensive-leaning teams have one player that they designate as the scorer. For the Bearcats, Cumberland is that player. He has scored at least 20 points in four of his last six games and had 33 points against the tough defense of Houston in the AAC tournament final.
Ty Jerome, Virginia ($7,800 DK, $7,900 FD): The last two games for Jerome have been worrisome. He had just 12 points in the ACC tournament against NC State and Florida State and was just 2-of-15 on three-pointers. The 6-5 junior should find more openings against Gardner-Webb, which is one of the worst defensive teams in the bracket.
Kerry Blackshear Jr., Virginia Tech ($8,100 DK, $7,900 FD): It will be interesting to see how the return of Justin Robinson affects the Hokies. His return may cause some ripples in the guard rotation, but should not trouble Blackshear. The team's de facto frontcourt averaged 18.0 points and 9.5 rebounds in the two ACC tournament games. He added 3.5 assists to outplay his salary.
Reggie Perry, Mississippi State ($6,400 DK, $6,000 FD): Liberty has some size in the frontcourt with Scottie James and Caleb Homesley, but they will not match up physically with the Bulldogs. Perry is coming off a game with 15 points and 12 rebounds against the brutish forwards of Tennessee. He has been getting consistent minutes and could put a sweet line.
Luka Garza, Iowa ($5,400 DK, $5,700 FD): Call this a gut play because Garza has been as inconstant as the Hawkeyes down the stretch. He could pull Bearcat defenders away from the basket by hitting some three-pointers. The sophomore forward had 25 points on March 10 against Nebraska and could provide decent value with points and boards.
DeJon Jarreau, Houston ($5,500 DK, $5,000 FD): Corey Davis Jr. may be somewhat limited by a hip injury. Jarreau just needs a few more minutes and offensive opportunities to put up a massive line. The Massachusetts transfer has not averaged just 18.6 minutes, but he is not afraid to put shots up. Jarreau has taken at least 10 shots in his last four games.
Braxton Key, Virginia ($4,800 DK, $4,900 FD): There is a chance that Virginia wants to make a point about last year and decided to blow out poor Gardner-Webb. The Cavaliers are just that good. Key is capable of good things. He can offer a handful of points to go with rebounds, steals and blocks.
Mamadi Diakite, Virginia ($4,600 DK, $4,800 FD): One of Virginia's many advantages is size. Diakite is a 6-9 junior who has seen his playing time shrink. If the Cavaliers go on an early run and have a huge edge, they could look down the bench to get players like Diakite in the game. He has eight double-digit scoring performances.
Makol Mawien, Kansas State ($4,400 DK, $4,500 FD): I have been waiting all season for Mawien to show what he did at the end of last year with Dean Wade out. He has not broken out, but did have two 10-point games with a pair of blocks in the Big 12 tournament. The 6-9 junior should get as many minutes as he can handle, and will try to force the ball through the UCI defense.
Malik Crowfield, VCU ($3,300 DK, $3,600 FD): If Marcus Evans (knee) is unable to play, then Crowfield could inherit minutes. The 6-4 junior from Louisiana has averaged 8.0 points over his last four games and had 14 points in the win over Richmond on March 2. UCF won't give him many opportunities within the arc, but Crowfield has hit eight three-pointers in his last four games.
Mike'L Simms, VCU ($3,500 DK, $3,600 FD): Simms is another option to come in for Evans. He had eight points in the A10 tournament loss to Rhode Island. He struggled from downtown in March and hit just 1-of-11 on three-pointers. The 6-5 junior is willing to take shots from long range and could provide a bonus against the Knights.
North Carolina (-24.5) vs. Iona, o/u 164, 9:20 p.m. EDT
If you've been reading this column this season, then you know that targeting North Carolina goes without saying. The Tar Heels play big games and they play fast, which is somewhat unusual for the top teams. Iona is also top 50 in pace, per KenPom, so they may try to run with the Tar Heels. This would likely be a mistake, but it might lead to inflated production for both teams. For North Carolina, we will point to the usual suspects: Luke Maye ($8,800 DK, $8,400 FD), Cameron Johnson ($8,300 DK, $8,100 FD), and Coby White ($8,000 DK, $7,900 FD). Of the three, I like White the most. He has the highest ceiling and will also have the ball in his hands a great deal. The freshman has four games of at least 32.7 FanDuel points in his last six contests. Maye has been a solid force on the boards and has claimed at least nine rebounds in his last eight games. Johnson has missed practice this week due to a shin injury. He still should play, but he may not be the best play with your big money. The Gaels have made the last four Big Dances and Rickey McGill ($8,500 DK, $8,200 FD) has played in all four of them. Iona has not won a game in any of those appearances, but McGill will not be cowed by the big stage. He scored at least 18 points in three of his last five games. Tajuan Agee ($7,700 DK, $7,300 FD) will do battle with the Tar Heels bigs. He averaged 16.7 points and 8.7 rebounds in the MAAC tournament.
Buffalo (-5.5) vs. Arizona State, o/u 155.5, 4:00 p.m. EDT
Ooh, the storylines in this game are delicious. Sun Devil coach Bobby Hurley used to coach Buffalo. It appears that coach Nate Oats has taken the Bulls to the next level. This past season, Oats' fourth on the Buffalo bench, was perhaps the team's best as they dominated MAC play and had some nice non-con wins. Both teams are dominated by guards and they should be able to push the pace against one another. If you watched the First Four win over St. John's, then you might not be all that confident about the Sun Devils. The team built a huge lead and nearly blew it. Remy Martin ($7,200 DK, $7,100 FD) has been hampered by a groin injury, so he is not quite as quick as usually is. He can still drive the offense and has averaged 5.1 assists. Luguentz Dort ($7,500 DK, $7,400 FD) has a pro body and sometimes plays like an NBA player. It appears he is still learning the finer points of the game, but did provide 21 points in the win over the Red Storm. It was his ninth 20-point game. Perhaps the most well-rounded player on the Sun Devil roster is Zylan Cheatham ($8,400 DK, $8,000 FD). He is a double-double machine who can facilitate the offense. Cheatham should be effective against the Bulls. While CJ Massinburg ($8,900 DK, $8,300 FD) and Jeremy Harris ($7,600 DK, $7,300 FD) lead Buffalo, the focus of the Bulls may be on Nick Perkins ($6,800 DK, $6,700 FD). The team's sixth man brings size to the court. The 6-8 senior was held to five points in the win over Bowling Green to end a seven double-digit scoring games. Harris closed the season by scoring 31 points in the win over the Falcons and has scored at least 12 points in five games. Massinburg can score via the perimeter or attacks of the basket.
Tennessee (-18) vs. Colgate, o/u 151, 2:45 p.m. EDT
Perhaps the over/under of this 2-15 matchup indicates that the Vegas thinks this is going to be a Volunteer blowout. It may well be, but it should be noted that both teams are offensive leaning. Per KenPom, Tennessee has the third best offense with a defense in the 30s. The Raiders has the 63rd best offense (pretty good for the Patriot League) and the 204th best defense. There may be a lot of Volunteer scoring, so you may want to stack the players in orange. Grant Williams ($9,500 DK, $9,000 FD) and Admiral Schofield ($7,900 DK, $7,800 FD) may be more expensive that you would like, but they may be worth the extra dollars. Williams only three assists in his last three games, but provided 15.7 points and 6.3 rebounds in that span. Schofield had 41 points in the first two games of the SEC tournament, but was held to four points in the loss to Auburn in the final. In the backcourt, Jordan Bone ($7,300 DK, $7,000 FD) hit 44.4 percent of his three-pointers in the SEC tournament and scored at least 11 points. He has been a bit more productive that Jordan Bowden ($5,400 DK, $5,100 FD) and Lamonte Turner ($5,600 DK, $5,900 FD), although Turner had 24 points in the loss to the Tigers. If the game becomes a track meet, then Raiders such as Rapolas Ivanauskas ($7,900 DK, $7,900 FD) and Jordan Burns ($8,000 DK, $7,700 FD) could be worth a look. The 6-10 Ivanauskas averaged 16.0 points and 6.0 rebounds in the Patriot League tournament, while the game's third Jordan B. had 35 points to knock out Bucknell in the tournament final.
Wisconsin (-2) vs. Oregon, o/u 116, 4:30 p.m. EDT
The Ducks have been a chic 12-seed to pull an upset in the first round. Oregon has won eight straight games and came through to earn a ticket to the Big Dance by winning the Pac-12 tournament. Allow me to remind you of two facts: 1) they were playing in the Pac-12 and 2) the Pac-12 is terrible. Maybe my Badger roots are coming out and this game should be slow and feisty, but Oregon is not that great. That said, Payton Pritchard ($7,800 DK, $7,500 FD) is an intriguing player who averaged 19.3 points and 6.7 assists in the Pac-12 tournament. He has put up at least 30 points on FanDuel in eight of his last nine games and will have the ball in his hand. Louis King ($7,000 DK, $6,000 FD) is dealing with an ankle injury and has been a limited participant in practice. He has a relatively high ceiling, but a low floor. I'd be afraid to use Kenny Wooten ($5,300 DK, $4,800 FD) because I think Ethan Happ ($10,800 DK, $9,400 FD) is going to foul him out. Despite the excellence of the Oregon defense (albeit against the Pac-12), Happ should be productive. He only has one game of fewer than 33.5 points on FanDuel in his last seven games and has topped 40 points four times in that span. Happ will need some help and it could come from D'Mitrik Trice ($5,300 DK, $5,400 FD) and/or Brad Davison ($5,200 DK, $5,100 FD). Trice has been held to single-digit scoring in five straight games and has hit just 23.1 percent of his three-pointers. In that same span, Davison has converted 22.7 percent of his three-pointers. He adds handfuls of rebounds and assists and could come up big against the Ducks.
Kansas State (-5.5) vs. UC-Irvine, o/u 118, 2 p.m. EDT
Let's remember that the Wildcats made a run to the Elite Eight last season without Dean Wade, who is doubtful for the entire tournament with a foot injury. It feels like Kansas State has relied on Wade more in his senior season and they may really miss him, starting on Friday against the Anteaters. UCI has an excellent defense and is number one in the country in two-point defense, per KenPom. Since Kansas State is a below average three-point shooting team, they could be in trouble. To add illness to insult, the Wildcats may be without Xavier Sneed ($6,500 DK, $6,200 FD) who is battling an illness. The team will lean on Barry Brown ($7,700 DK, $7,400 FD) and Kamau Stokes ($6,100 DK, $5,900 FD). Brown has not topped 16 points and has not hit better than 46.7 percent of his field goals in his last six contests. Stokes might be the better player per the cost. He has scored in double digits and hit multiple three-pointers in seven straight games. The upset-minded Anteaters do not have a player providing more than 12.5 points, so the DFS upside is limited. Jonathan Galloway ($5,400 DK, $5,500 FD) brings value via rebounding. The 6-10 senior has 14 double-digit rebounding games, but only one in his last five. Max Hazzard ($5,900 DK, $5,400 FD) averaged 16.7 points in the Big West tournament. Evan Leonard ($5,600 DK, $5,300 FD) is a high-floor, low-ceiling player who has scored in double digits in six straight games.
UCF (pick) vs. VCU, o/u 124.5, 9:40 p.m. EDT
This is a fascinating game in which the winner gets to play Duke. Both teams play excellent defense, which is why this is a game to avoid, but they get to their defensive efficiency rankings via different methods. VCU uses pressure and UCF uses size. B.J. Taylor ($6,400 DK, $6,400 FD) and Marcus Evans ($5,700 DK, $6,500 FD) may be the key figures in this game. Evans injured his knee and may be hampered, despite being the motor behind the team's rise up the A10 standings. He missed last year with a torn Achilles' tendon, but will try to play. Taylor is the Knights' senior point guard, who is capable of putting up points and assists. He was held to a combined 17 points on 25.0 percent from the field in his last two games. Aubrey Dawkins ($6,700 DK, $6,200 FD) is a streaky shooter who had 36 points in the regular season finale against Temple. He sandwiched that game with seven and five-point performances. Each team also has a big of note. Tacko Fall ($6,700 DK, $6,800 FD) is hard to miss since he stands 7-6. He single-handedly slows the pace of the game. He is prone to foul and will likely not play more than 25 minutes. Fall is quite fun to watch, particularly against the smaller Rams. Keep an eye on Marcus Santos-Silva ($6,600 DK, $6,400 FD) who had 26 points and 22 rebounds in the A10 tournament against Rhode Island. He only had five double-doubles previously in the season.


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The Gods are eternal beings, surrounding and permeating unhindered the entire material world and act on it. They participate in the eternal synthesis and aposynthesis (composition and decomposition) of forms. They do not intervene in the realms of action of other gods. They come under, and serve, the laws of the physical world. They act eternally and never retire. They do not combine into one person; they do not become substituted and they do not cease to exist. They cannot be defeated according to the whims of irreverence. They are beings and not persons. Everything is Multiplied One (Peplēthēsménon Hen). The designations One and Monad have only a comparative arithmetic substance and presuppose the existence of multiplicity. Everything is populated Oneness. However, among all of these [entities], an autonomous One can never exist … They are not constituted by bodies because Forces [dynameis] are incorporeal, but, unfortunately, to the human mind, «incorporeal» signifies that which we know as «natural Forces», as, for example, gravity… not what the Gods are. We will therefore remain on the term «beings» [ta onta]. Every «person» is axiomatically smaller than the truly existing Βeing [ontos On] and necessarily acts instead of simply being. Here, the self-contradictory theologians of the judaic-born religions are forced to place their illogically purported personal God outside the manifest cosmos… To us, Ethnikoi, however, the gods can permeate the entirety of the truly existing Being, as well as one another, without influencing each others nature. They are not included and, most importantly, not consumed by anything, as, for example, perishable things are consumed by time. Furthermore and this is very important they do not have either gender or any other characteristic of mortal beings.
The Gods are perfect ONTA (beings) who emerge from the «EN» (One) through simple multiplication of itself into a multitude and thus preserving all its attributes. The Gods constitute the Intellect(ual) essence of the SYMPAN (Universe). The Gods represent the EINAI (Essent), Order, Eternity and the MAKARIOTIS (Blissfulness) of the Supreme ON [Being] as imperishable, incorruptible, unalterable, unchanging reflections and representations of it. The actions of the THEOI are subject to Natural Law and serve the Natural Law.
The Gods constitute the first active multiplication of the ONTOS (Being) which is incorrectly referred to as THEOS (God) hence why the Theology is different to the Ontology and the association of the two is cultivated purposefully by monotheists to serve their theology. The Gods are unborn, perfect, immortal, just, without form, all wise, eternal, immaterial and also of dual substance, unchangeable, infinite and cohesive. The Gods are not persons as that denotes limits of which the Gods have none.


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LOS ANGELES, CA, July 17, 2014 -- Emily Scivoletto has been named Dean of Students at UCLA School of Law. She joins the law school's administration on August 4, 2014 from the University of San Diego School of Law ("USD").
"We are delighted to welcome Emily Scivoletto to UCLA School of Law," Dean Rachel F. Moran said. "She is a national leader in student services and her extensive experience will be invaluable in helping all of our students succeed academically and professionally during their time at UCLA Law."
Scivoletto served as the Dean of Students at USD since 2010, where she oversaw approximately 1,000 J.D. students and provided support to all students in meeting their academic goals and achieving success in law school classes and on the bar exam. In addition, she was responsible for academic advising, handling accommodations of students with disabilities, resolving student grievances, supervising student organizations and organizing all aspects of orientation and commencement.
"I am honored to join UCLA School of Law as the next Dean of Students," Scivoletto said. "I look forward to working with Dean Moran and the entire UCLA Law community to enhance the student experience and assist students in their professional development."
Scivoletto previously taught doctrinal and skills courses at UC Davis and McGeorge Law Schools, and she served as Director of Educational Outreach and Director of Academic Success. Prior to entering academia, she was an associate, and later a partner, at Tennant, Ingram & Randon in Sacramento, where she handled insurance defense and civil rights litigation cases.
She currently serves as the chair of the American Association of Law Schools (AALS) Section on Student Services through January 2015, and served as a member of the executive board from 2011-2014. She also served as program chair of the AALS Section on Academic Support from 2011-2013 and as awards committee chair in 2012. Scivoletto holds a J.D. degree from Pacific McGeorge School of Law, an M.A. degree in Education from California State University Sacramento and a B.A. degree from UC Irvine.
About UCLA School of Law
Founded in 1949, UCLA School of Law is the youngest major law school in the nation and has established a tradition of innovation in its approach to teaching, research and scholarship. With approximately 100 faculty and 970 students, the school pioneered clinical teaching, is a leader in interdisciplinary research and training and is at the forefront of efforts to link research to meaningful change in society and the legal profession. For more information, please visit law.ucla.edu.


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Setting up email forwarding can be tricky. If you are having issues setting up forwarding in your Gmail account, simply follow the steps outlined below so that you can start receiving messages in your xSellco helpdesk.
We've also created a step by step video version of this guide, which you will find at the bottom of the post.
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- Open your Gmail email and be sure to use the account that you want to forward messages from.
- In the top right, click the Settings icon and select 'Settings' from the drop down.
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- Click the 'Forwarding and POP/IMAP' tab and in the "Forwarding" section select 'Add a forwarding address'.
- In the pop-up box, enter your xSellco email address which you will have copied from your xSellco setup window.
- Click Next > Proceed > OK.
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Taking the Field Schools of Evangelism equip Christ-followers in Relational Evangelism and Discipleship. The model is based on 2 Timohthy 2:2 ...."teach others to teach others". Participants are encouraged in the following ways.......
A) "Training Trainers" to go into other local churches to train people in one-on-one relational evangelism.
B) Training "Disciple-Makers" to train others one-on-one, or in small groups through relational evangelism.
C) Prepare and train counselors for city-wide evangelism festivals and follow-up.
By God's grace since 2012, close to 300 churches and thousands of believers, in have received training through our school of evangelism model and teachings. One person remarked, "I've been in ministry for sixteen years, and have never learned how to share the gospel." By God's grace the school of evangelism trainings helped to fill this need in their life and ministry.
**Taking the Field also has a four part DVD series of the lessons taught in our school of evangelism. (see picture below)
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Thermal Analysis by TGA and DSC
Thermogravimetric Analysis (TGA) monitors the change in weight of a substance as a function of temperature or time as the sample is subjected to a controlled temperature program. Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) measures the rate and degree of heat a compound absorbs as a function of temperature and time. NAT offers a wide range of thermal analysis that include TGA-FT-IR, TGA, DSC, and mDSC.
We can determine with these methods:
- temperatures and heat of fusion, vaporization and crystallization
- heat of reaction, including polymerization, oxidation and combustion
- temperature and heat of decomposition (e.g., dehydration)
- heat of solution, adsorption or desorption
- specific heat, activation energy, polymer crystallinity, curing time
- material purity, thermal and oxidative stability
- reactivity and reaction rates
- temperature and glass transition, softening, linear coefficient of expansion
- granulometric analysis
Particle Size Analysis
NAT provides particle-size analysis services using the laser diffraction method. We can determine the particle size of suspensions or solid particles from 5 nm to 900 microns.
The diffraction spectrum that is obtained when a laser beam passes through a suspension of solid particles in a liquid is dependent on the dimensions of the particles and the distribution of their sizes. For example, the dimensional characteristics of the fillers used in plastic materials have a great influence on both the properties of a final compound, and in the production process and quality control.
Microscopy Studies
NAT has the ability to evaluate material properties using microscopy. This technique permits study of the compound's morphology as well as providing in-depth insight into the morphology and features of materials.
Recently NAT performed work for a major manufacturer of temperature control packaging used in pharmaceutical transportation and storage. In this study, microscopy revealed defects in their plastic films and helped them identify why failures were occurring in their products.


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Monthly Archives: April 2017
26 Apr
Maybe you don't have a vegetable garden at your home, and maybe you don't want to add one now, but check this new idea out:
Include your favorite strawberry plants in your landscape as a ground cover plant. Beautiful glossy green leaves are just starting to grow in many parts of the country right now. Soon after they start growing their glossy green leaves, they make beautiful white flowers. The flowers come on hard and strong. Soon after the flowers, you will be picking the fruit.
23 Apr
Witch Hazel, The Shrub You Didn't Know You Needed
If you're ever disappointed that after the last flush of flowers in the fall, very little is thriving to get you through the winter months, despair no longer - there is a plant that blooms from October through December. Hamamelis virginiana- common witch hazel - is sure to be the star of your garden next winter.
18 Apr
Why Choose Gardenia Plants? One would think that if you googled summer a picture of a Gardenia should come up. In the dictionary, if you looked up the word summer there would be a description of the fragrance of a Gardenia flower. Gardenia flowers have a sweet, heady, fragrance that really just says summer. That is why everyone wants to have Gardenias in their landscape, as cut flowers, and as popular bridal bouquets. The foliage is deep, dark, shiny green and evergreen, wow!


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Screened as part of NZIFF 2017
That's Not Me 2017
Melbourne director Gregory Erdstein and co-writer/star Alice Foulcher have created a sassy, slyly sympathetic satire of celebrity dreams in this neatly proportioned debut feature. Polly (Foulcher) can't remember when she didn't fantasise about being an acclaimed actress, and she's already turned down daytime TV to prove it. So it's a rude shock when her identical twin sister Amy (Foulcher again), showing no such qualms, steps from Aussie soap to HBO kudos and starts dating Jared Leto.
Polly's desperate measures are best left to the film to divulge, but they put her firmly in line with the unruly young women driving such era-defining comedies as Bridesmaids and Girls. Let's just say she does not always correct those who mistake her for the real actress in the family. Polly's sorry world is amusingly filled out by a wryly funny ensemble, including Isabel Lucas as a spaced-out compatriot with one toe firmly placed on the Hollywood ladder; Rowan Davie as a self-styled guru of Melbourne fringe theatre; Belinda Misevski and Lloyd Allison-Young as Polly's feckless housemates; and Catherine Hill and Andrew Gilbert as doting stage parents, eager to fill scrapbooks with reports of their daughters' stellar achievements.
Cinema-loving visitors to Melbourne may recognise the Astor, one of the great living picture palaces of the South Pacific, cunningly dressed to represent the multiplex where Polly sort of holds down a job.


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Medallion Outdoor Clock and Thermometer Set is rated out of 5 by 6.
Rated 5 out of 5 by april1 from Good quality, heavy, hangs well, large size. Very happy with both. Work well, even the thermometer!
Date published: 2018-08-27
Rated 5 out of 5 by Caseyvegas from Medallion clock & thermometer The clock and thermometer are a perfectly matched set. Beautiful, and functional. A glance out the window to our patio informs us of the time and temperature--and--dresses up the aesthetic appearance of the patio. We are delighted with the purchase.
Date published: 2017-06-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by Happy12 from Loving my outdoor Clock/Temp I love my new heavy weight and beautifully made clock and temperature readings. I can easily read them from inside my home. To my delight the temperature gauge has been right on! I highly recommend these very attractive pieces to any outdoor decor.
Date published: 2017-04-14
Rated 5 out of 5 by Crimsonbelle from Great Outdoor Clock and Thermometer Very much as described. Thermometer works well, even with the 40 degree swings in daily temp we have been having.
Date published: 2014-03-12
What country was this clock and thermometer made in?
Thank you for your interest in the Medallion Outdoor Clock and Thermometer. These items are made in the USA.
Date published: 2017-12-14
Is the diameter of the clock or thermometer 21" diameter? or is the entire piece 21" diameter
Thank you for your interest in the Medallion Outdoor Clock and Thermometer Set. Both the clock and thermometer in this set are each 21" dia. overall.
Date published: 2017-02-25
How does the thermometer work?
It doesn't seem to move at all, I didn't see anywhere to install a battery or anything... not sure how it is supposed to work...
Thank you for your interest in the Medallion Outdoor Clock and Thermometer Set. Each piece operates on one AA battery (included). They will also need to be calibrated once received by following the included instructions.
Date published: 2016-05-03
How does it mount on the wall?
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May 10, 2012 — CompuMed, Inc. announced it will offer GE Healthcare's compact ECG platform, the MAC 800, as part of a next-generation telemedicine enhanced electrocardiogram (ECG) system. CardioGram System 907 is the latest evolution of CardioGram technology and combines data communications and telemedicine services to allow clinicians the ability to instantly access cardiologists for immediate ECG over-reads and teleconsulting.
"Our new CardioGram System 907 puts the cardiologist inside the machine," said CompuMed CEO Maurizio Vecchione. "GE Healthcare's advanced algorithms, combined with our integrated telemedicine services, provides full-time access to cardiology specialists in clinical settings that do not traditionally have these clinical experts."
Vecchione added that this allows low-risk patients to be accurately evaluated, preventing frequent false positives that result in unnecessary, costly and high-risk patients transfers. The new system offers features designed to meet the needs of markets such as rural healthcare, mental health facilities, surgery centers, assisted living centers and correctional healthcare.
"The MAC 800 at the heart of the new CardioGram System represents further advancement of ECG technology. Leveraging innovations in clinical measurement and algorithm interpretation, the MAC 800 helps minimize the time spent over-reading ECGs and aids in delivering accurate results for sub-acute populations. A critical challenge in sub-acute clinical environments is the non-specialized nature of the clinical staff, which can result in poor quality ECGs," said Yuval Shaked, general manager of diagnostic cardiology, GE Healthcare.
To meet this challenge the MAC 800 incorporates GE Healthcare's Hookup Advisor, which monitors lead signal quality and is designed to rapidly and effectively review ECG waveforms. It searches the recording for signs and causes of artifact, or noise that comes from sources other than the heart, including muscle artifact, baseline wonder, power line interference and electrode noise. Additionally, the MAC 800 provides real-time feedback to the health practitioner with suggestions for improved lead quality.
Low-quality ECGs can present challenges to accurate interpretation by technicians and by computerized ECG interpretation. Failure to minimize and recognize artifact while recording and to identify it during interpretation may result in an incorrect diagnosis of arrhythmias and other cardiac abnormalities, which can lead to unnecessary or inaccurate interventions and treatment.
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A Cyberinfrastructure platform to meet the needs of data intensive radio astronomy on route to the SKA
ASCOT (AStronomical COllaboration Toolkit)Gadgets and widgets have become popular in social networking (e.g. iGoogle, Facebook)....ASCOT (an AStronomical COllaborative Toolkit) we provide a framework for using gadgets in Astronomy. Unlike iGoogle,...
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I was in fifth grade on a disaster of a vacation in the Dominican Republic. My mother accidentally booked the four of us in one small room, inside a suite that we shared with strangers. "What," she said, "I thought a bungalow was a nice touch." To which my father responded, "Yolanda, I'm not sharing a bathroom with strangers. You know how I have to do my business first thing." I still hate when people call making "doing their business." Calling it "making" is fine, but doing business involves minutes, bottled water, and magic-erase pens. And who came up with the number system? Seriously, I genuinely want to know where "don't worry, I'll be quick, I've just got to make a number one" came from.
I will always remember that vacation and be unable to keep a straight face in the recounting of it with my father. I used to watch him while my mother just stood there rolling her eyes with that, "oh stop, it's not that bad" face. My father's entire head turned red. I loved it. "This is just ridiculous, Yolanda."
We all fell asleep that night in our one room of two full-sized beds. It was dark enough that we couldn't make out one another's faces. The room was small enough that we could hear if someone was still awake, in a turn or exhale. After about a half hour in the dark and quiet my mother said, "It's kind of bad, isn't it?" And then for no reason at all, Lea and I began to sing. Overtired, they call it now.
"Tits and Ass" she blurted out. She was not sleeping. She doesn't have a syndrome. She somehow just needed to shout it.
I responded with, "make the medicine go down, the medicine go down, in the most delightful waaaaay!!! Booby. Booby."
The tits and ass bit was from A Chorus Line, and we were allowed to say those words only when singing the song, because "Mom, we're not saying anything bad. It's a song!" And the "booby, booby" bit was from an adolescent handshake I learned.
This is a handshake (shake hands with person)
This is a friend shake (shake hands with person in claspy, cool way)
And this is a milkshake (sneak attack grab of their boob)
I did this with friends, and to my younger sister to shock her and make her laugh. To teach her something new. In fact, her kindergarten teacher once came up to me in a hallway when I was older, visiting the school and my former teachers on a half-day of middle school. He said, "so you're Lea's older sister. You know I had a lot of explaining to do because of you." What? "You taught your sister quite colorful things." Apparently I taught Lea to say, "butt-fucking penis wrinkle." She said it to her class. I'd like to imagine she said it during Show & Tell. Instead, she probably just said it when one of the Fillion brothers pulled her pigtail.


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Synergis partners with 3DR to offer Site Scan, the premier aerial analytics platform for reality capture and cloud analysis
Synergis has partnered with 3DR, North America's leader in commercial drone technologies. 3DR creates Site Scan, the premier aerial data capture and analytics platform that enables customers to safely, quickly and easily inspect, survey and scan work sites with the Solo smart drone and seamlessly deliver that data to the cloud for processing and analytics.
We are excited to work together with 3DR and offer Site Scan to customers to accelerate their businesses and provide real-time site data, affordably and safely. This new offering complements the current Synergis solutions offering with the latest innovation in reality capture and is an important addition to the product lineup. With decades of experience serving the AEC vertical, Synergis will also offer extensive training and consulting services to support customers in leveraging the use of Site Scan in their current workflows.
"Capture technology is rapidly transforming the way our customers collect information and make insightful decisions in the field," said Kristen Tomasic, vice president of Synergis Engineering Design Solutions. "We are excited about our expansive collaboration with 3DR to accelerate the use of reality capture across the industries we serve."
Intuitive experience for field professionals
The Site Scan app supports all reality capture needs with three modes: Inspect, Survey and Scan. The workflow — from flight and collection to processing and importing data — is managed entirely on the included Sony tablet, with a simple and familiar app interface designed for the business user. Site Scan automatically calculates a flight plan for Surveys and Scans, and Solo autonomously executes both flight and image capture. Inspect allows users to easily examine and photograph towers and other structures with everyday swiping and pinching on the tablet screen. Survey captures images to create high-resolution georeferenced maps and digital elevation models, while Scan captures imagery to create 3D models. This data can be seamlessly integrated into popular Autodesk design and engineering platforms, like Autodesk AutoCAD Civil 3D software, Autodesk Infraworks 360 software, Autodesk ReMake software and many other offerings. Customers can easily measure distances, areas and volumes with the reality capture data products that Site Scan creates, eliminating the need for costly alternatives.
Powerful, professional-grade tools from 3DR, Autodesk and Sony
Site Scan automatically captures high-resolution images and securely uploads that data to the 3DR Cloud and then to the Autodesk ReCap software processing pipeline. Once processed, the reality data (3D point cloud, 2D orthographic views and 3D mesh) is available for consumption and for use with many Autodesk products, supporting various use cases such as monitoring sites, measuring stockpiles, getting the as-built context and survey and mapping.
"We're delighted to collaborate with Autodesk Platinum Partner — Synergis — to deliver Site Scan, the complete reality capture solution that will help their customers save time, save money and keep humans out of harm's way," said Keith Bigelow, VP of Enterprise of 3DR.
Join us on October 12, 2016 to see how drones and Site Scan fit into workflows; integrate with Autodesk solutions; and improve accuracy, efficiency, and safety. To register and for further information, visit http://go.synergis.com/SiteScan.


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Purnell, Brontez & Hessig, Janelle – The Cruising Diaries
It's a sad fact of my upbringing, but whenever I read a book like this I can't help wishing that overly religious people were forced to read it. Not for punishment, but because I think it would help them understand humanity a bit more. Not that this book aspires to anything so lofty as all that, and you can tell the theme right from the title. These are the adventures in cruising from Brontez, told in full (and often hilarious) detail, and he has no interest in worrying about the delicate sensibilities of anybody. Which is great, as this book would have been ridiculous if it was censored. He writes a story of whatever happened on one side, and Janelle Hessig illustrates them on the other. The image of his drunken face, covered in cum and heading back out to a wedding, was my favorite, but there are lots to choose from. Subjects of these stories (and he's nice enough to include a map of these encounters in the front) include his finally hooking up at a punk bar, getting fucked by Santa, the reality of a job working in a bathhouse, the family guy with all the warts on his dick, the straight guy and his trouble with condoms, all of the shit that guys with big dicks think they can get away with, getting fucked by a ghost, the homeless guy (and how it was bad to discriminate), the locker room guy, and fisting while on shrooms. And more, but I should leave some surprises for you. If you're prone to fainting spells and fits of nervousness then maybe you shouldn't read this, but for everybody else this book had me laughing plenty, those illustrations by Janelle made great stories even better and I even learned a few new terms which, considering all the gay friends I've had over the years, I didn't think was even possible. Buy it and enjoy, is what I'm trying to tell you. $10
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The Tallest Man On Earth to play in a fancy backyard...
The supercharged living battery that is Swedish songwriter Kristian Matsson returns to Ireland this Summer with a date booked for the Iveagh Gardens on July 12th. For those new to the man - probably not many seeing as he sold out Vicar Street last year - check out the excellent The Wild Hunt.
For more on The Tallest Man On Earth visit:
Official Website -- Facebook -- Twitter -- Soundcloud
- The Tallest Man On Earth will play Iveagh Gardens, Dublin on 12th July
- Tickets are priced €33.50 and go on sale 9am Monday 11th February


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Your Kia is in the safe hands of our team of qualified technicians and mechanics - who will deliver Kia servicing at the highest standard using the latest equipment and techniques. All Kia servicing will include parts as listed & any manufacture recommendations or repairs necessary will be advised and reported.
Contact us on 0203 856 4256 to book your Kia in for its service.
You can opt for a Kia interim service or a Kia full service when you bring your Kia vehicle to PD Vehicle Services. Whichever you choose, it will be carried out by qualified technicians and mechanics using the latest diagnostic equipment.
Through the updated European law " Block Exemption" (2003) and by using genuine parts which are of "Original Equipment" (OE) quality standard, your Kia warranty will remain protected when serviced with PD Vehicle Services. We can also stamp your Kia service book.
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Born in May 2017, this sweet almost three-year-old boy was admitted to the baby home in November of 2019 as a malnourished little one with cerebral palsy. It is reported that Ezra has a good appetite and we can't wait to see a smile on his little face.
Byron is a two year old baby who is physically & intellectually disabled and has a seizure disorder. It is reported that Byron is a very peaceful boy who loves to receive cuddles and affection.
Josie has been living at the Tender Hearts home for four years. She was found at a hospital in critical condition, suffering from severe malnutrition. She has been diagnosed with a physical and mental disability. As of August 2019, Josie needs a family! Contact us if you'd like more information.
Matthew was referred to the Tender Hearts home for care in 2016. He is diagnosed as having a physical and mental disability.
Martin is diagnosed as having a physical disability, which is likely Cerebral Palsy. He is approximately 12 years old, and a search for his birth family was unsuccessful.
This little guy has a wonderful smile, in spite of the many challenges he faces. He is a ten-year-old orphaned child who has been in the Tender Hearts home for over two years. After family tragedy, he was referred for care. Andre is blind and mute with a diagnosis of cerebral palsy. He is capable of sitting, moving himself a bit, feeding himself, and moving his body to the sound of music. ANDRE IS ADOPTABLE! Please contact us for agency information!
These children from Uganda are older children with significant special needs. They reside in the Tender Hearts home, located on a beautiful plot of hilltop land on the outskirts of Kampala. The home is operated by Ken and Cathy Nganda, native Ugandans who have their own nonprofit (Heart of a Child) and have dedicated their lives to caring for orphaned, abandoned, abused, and neglected children. The majority of children at the home arrive into care in fragile condition, many with medical diagnoses such as HIV and severe malnutrition. They require ongoing close monitoring and attention from the home's specially trained, live-in nannies. The Ngandas' goal for each abandoned child is for family reunification whenever possible. Social workers employed by the home work tirelessly to find extended family members who can care for the children once they have been restored to health. Foster care options are being developed, as we believe so strongly in the importance of family care for children, but the process is slow. Family-based foster care for a non-relative (versus the common informal kinship care arrangements) is new in Uganda. The hope is that appropriate foster families can be found for these children while they wait for foster care, adoption, or reunification with a birth family member, but that does not appear to be likely anytime in the near future, especially for older children with significant special needs. These children have been designated specifically for Open Hearts for Orphans, and as you consider sponsoring them financially, we ask that you please pray for them as well.


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New update: Build 243
Build 243 is up for grabs!
I would like to thank all the users who reported Bugs and helped to find them, especially: "Dinir Nertan", "Does not Care-Bear" and "holdmykidney".
- Toxic clouds now dissipate when they collide with Enemies or Player's Ship.
- Improved toxic clouds sprites so its more clear where they are.
- Improved collision systems.
Bug fixes:
- Fixed problems related to the collision of some attacks (explosion and some enemy shots).
- Corrected problems related to the Damage system: some attacks did more damage than they should.
- The game is now balanced to deal damage to enemies primarily. This means that on some rare occasions, the player's ship will not suffer damage. I'm working on a better way to interpret Damage, but for now this is better.
- Fixed issue where using the "esc" shortcut to close an event did not give its rewards.
Last but not least:
I'm still working on the next big content update! I'll reveal more about this in August.
Thanks and please report any other problems on the forums! :)
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A permanent resident issued under this category shall lapse if the child (holder) fails to submit an application for its confirmation within two years of turning 18 years.
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- Show you looking directly at the camera
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Spectacles may be worn provided that the lenses do not make the eyes invisible.
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Applicants who have submitted their application at the South Africa Visa application centres in China can receive their processed envelop in Embassy/Consulate after 8 months starting from the day after the date of submission. The processing time is counted from the date when the Embassy of South Africa in Beijing and the Consulate General of South Africa in Shanghai receives the application documents; it will not include the application delivery time between the Visa Application Centre and Embassy/Consulate. Visa application submitted in Chengdu/Shenyang/Wuhan /Xi'an Visa Application Centre will be delivered to the Embassy of South Africa in Beijing for processing. Visa application submitted in Guangzhou/Hangzhou/Jinan Visa Application Centre will be delivered to Consulate General of South Africa in Shanghai for processing. Please be informed that the processing time may vary depending on individual circumstances.
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As a business owner, you want as much visibility as possible. You could take out paid advertising both online and offline, but it may not get in front of your target market. Moreover, with online ads, you have to depend on someone clicking on the advertisement link. Organic search results are better for being found, and blogging is a strategic way to gain visibility and getting found.
The 3 top reasons you should write a blog:
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I must admit, I have been lazy about blogging. School ended last Friday and I just have been enjoying the time with kids. Everyday since Fri, we've been busy doing things and going places.
Take today, for example, we went to a Child Study for Zander on Spadina and Bloor. Then we drove over to Christie Pits and just played there. I love that park. It's so huge and awesome! Z discovered the hills there and had so much fun rolling down them.
We ended sleeping the kids out – V on me in the Ergo, and Z in the stroller. It was eating-on-the-go and it worked out fine. After the kids woke up we drove down to MEC and got some things for the kids. A new and better water bottle, as well as a better backpack. Of course we had to get each of them their own otherwise it would just be screaming all the way.
Z was obsessing about Snakes and Ladders so we went to Mastermind Toys and got 3 travel games for our trip to Cuba. One really awesome one is called Spot It. It's so easy and fun to play – even Z could play it. V got a musical jewelry box and a few bracelets and necklaces – since she's always playing with mine.
We got home at around 6, had dinner and the kids were in bed by 7:10(V) and 8:10 (Z). Then we waited for our airbnb guests to arrive. They were coming in from UAE and customs took a while so they didn't arrive till almost 8pm.
We chatted with them downstairs and found out she is 5 months pregnant. While we were down there in the basement, we did not hear Z crying for a while. So by the time We got to him, he was so upset and sobbing so hard. He asked where we were. Poor guy.
It's a busy day everyday and I am looking forward to going to Cuba. (Btw, I bought a few items of clothing from Joe Fresh. So happy.