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Belarus police clamp down on Minsk "silent rally"
More than 1,000 people gathered at an unauthorized rally against the government's economic policies, near the main presidential headquarters in the capital Minsk on Wednesday night.
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The rally was called by social networking opposition though popular social networks. They called on citizens to gather near the city's October Square at 16:00 GMT (20:00 Moscow time). Though they call for radical changes on the Internet, in real life this was called a "silent rally." The activists did not have banners nor were they chanting, merely clapping their hands and stamping their feet.
Dozens of cars joined the latest demonstration, driving slowly along key roads and sounding their horns.
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The government had warned that Wednesday's rallies were banned. Police had also cordoned off streets in Minsk and shut down public transport. But hundreds of youths gathered in small groups in the center of the city, some arriving on bicycles.
At the beginning of the rally police arrested about 20 activists, but then they started to detain innocent passers-by who found themselves on Minsk's central square.
At least five journalists from local news agencies, radio station and newspaper have also been arrested.
There is still no official information from the Belarus Interior Ministry on the number detained, while the Vesna human rights group claimssome 450 activists have been detained, and hundreds more have been interrogated by the police and KGB, Belarus' security agency.
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Police reportedly started to release arrested protesters on early hours of Thursday.
Independent online media and bloggers in Belarus said that Wednesday's silent rallies took place in about 30 cities and towns across the nation of 10 million people.
This was the third Wednesday of rallies in a row for Belarus, which is undergoing a severe economic crisis.
Two previous rallies, also organized on the Internet, have been banned and dispersed, and many activists were interrogated ahead of the third one held in Minsk,
"Silent rallies" against President Aleksander Lukashenko's economic policy have being held in the country since the beginning of June.
The last such demonstration was held in Minsk on June 15. It was reportedly attended by up to 1,000 activists. On that occasion police arrested fifteen people, but they all were soon released.

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Well, another year is upon us. Another 365 days to crush our goals and to live the life we truly want – not in 10 years, but today, and every day. We don't know how much time we have on this earth and it is arrogant to think that we do know. So make each day count.
I spent a lot of time last weekend just enjoying my family and getting outside without the pressure of emails. In fact, I purposefully didn't send emails to my team because I didn't want to infringe on their time with their families either. I also spent a lot of time reflecting on the last year – what went well and what I truly f*cked up. Each mistake, each failure is a gift, as long as you actually learn something from it, right?
Here are 4 things I f*cked up in 2016. I'm sure there are more (just ask my wife!), but these are the ones that hit hard and I will be pushing through for several months to come.
- Not holding my money as accountable as I should have.When your company gets to a certain stage, with certain staffing, it starts walking and talking and spending money on it's own. You must have certain controls in place to ensure that your money is performing as it needs to for the good of the organization. This means employees paying for themselves. This means holding tight to a financial plan and if sales projections are not met, then cutting expenses to achieve the net income number you had decided upon. This means carefully reviewing contracts to ensure you are not on the hook for additional fees or pay-outs on investments that you had not anticipated. Can you see the hard lessons I learned this year?
- Listening to the emotional, instead of the numerical story. Numbers paint a story. But the story your team (or yourself) tells is often much more entertaining to listen to. But numbers don't lie. Sure, there is always a story surrounding the numbers, but you've got to cut through the bull-shit and listen to what the numbers are telling you. Should you invest into a particular deal or not? Are your sales numbers increasing month over month and can you count on that to happen again or was there one huge sale that skewed the financials? Look at the trends. Look at the downside (not the upside) of a deal and if you stomach the risk of the downside (and financially support it)- then go for it. If not, walk away. Better yet, run!
- Making bad hires. I took a chance on my gut instead of listening to what our recruiting and hiring process was telling me. I didn't pay enough attention to track record, or lack thereof. I hired out of pain and did not slow down and ask enough questions before making the hire. I skipped over some steps in our hiring process and while it's been some time since I parted ways with these individuals, I am still paying the price. The cost of a bad hire goes far beyond just the financial repercussions. It effects your team's moral, your reputation, your emotional fitness, your family, and more. We have an outstanding recruiting and hiring process but it will fail every time if you don't follow it. Slow down. Make sure your get your team's buy-in on the candidate. And for god's sake, don't hire out of pain! It will bite you in the ass in the long run.
- Not replacing myself before I moved on to other companies and ventures. Instead of hiring my replacement for one of my companies, I thought I could lead that company, while I was also moving on to build and grow three other companies. Well, I couldn't, and that company suffered. I am now in the process of back-tracking and making that critical hire so that company has the right leadership in place to grow it even bigger than I ever could. All of your companies, divisions, etc. deserve a strong leader who's sole mission is to facilitate the growth of those employees and that company. It is your job to make sure you hire that leader before you let go and move on to another venture.
So what does this mean for 2017?
In addition to learning from my f*ck-ups and creating actionable steps to mediate those issues in the future, I plan to focus on one big goal for 2017: VULNERABILITY. While I'm probably not going to share my daily journal with you, I am committed to sharing even more of my failures and faults. I am committed to taking off some of my armor and letting the world see even more of who I am – the challenges, the struggles, and the successes. No BS. Just the raw, real me. Get ready.


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Japanese Entertainment: Hilarious, but to what extent?
Slowly killing time: Shibuya
A typical scene at Shibuya, Tokyo.
I always enjoy looking from above, watching busy people crossing the street.
I feel like time moves slowly and very relaxing.
Another apocalypse movie: 2012
Hoping for this to show in nearby theaters.
Finding a picture to fit on… TOKYO
I just realized how hard it is to live alone in Tokyo. I mean all by yourself, having no company to help you with the accommodation, finding job, etc.
Consider this scenario. If one would try to find job here, first a shelter is necessary. There's no problem in food as you can just find everything you need in a nearby convenience store if cooking is a hassle and having limited budget. If you still find those convini foods to be expensive, try waiting around 9 – 11pm and the price will surely go down. Usually you can see this kanji引き (biki) preceeded by a number, which means, % discount. So if you see a bentou box with 500 yen tag and with 20%引き, it means you only have to pay 400 yen for it. And if you can see this ,
(hangaku) it means 50% discount or HALF – PRICE.
The condition to find yourself an apartment is that, you must have a WORK to start with or you must have a Japanese guarantor, someone who would stand there in case you would run from paying the rent (of course we know we won't do it, but there are different people too and we can't blame the owners).
There is an option, but quite expensive. Staying on sakura houses might not be a bad idea. I can have my own room, having shared bathroom, toilet, kitchen, etc with other foreigners. With that amount per month, I can already rent my own apartment, provided I have Japanese guarantor and a present job. The monthly rent is really shocking if you would take Tokyo central places. But might suffer if you have to commute very far.
The picture above is taken while I was inside a coffee shop. I was surprised because this pigeon walked from the park all the way to this place, and even waited for the traffic lights too. It walked all the way just to mingle with people in the coffee shop, hoping that they would at least share a part of what they are taking, quite a picture, isn't it.
My 2nd year in Tokyo
Whew, I almost forgot that it was my second year here in Tokyo, Japan. How time really flies and I couldn't remember the things that happened, as I can still feel things as if they happened yesterday.
I happen to pass by a bridge, and beneath is a cemetery. There is also a water gate next to it, controlled by a sluice gate somewhere. I walked straight and straight, looking a something that I can't even describe, but I feel like I need to go there. Very weird, but it gave me a good exercise walking.
Then on this (I saw some sign, Aobayama, nantoka... something.. I'm getting drowsy since Ihaven't eaten anything and I'M tired and also quite exhausted because of the rain torrents, walking without the umbrella ....). I felt really worried. I looked around and at night time, it seems really dark on these areas. I hope somebody has been there for them, that those who do this act can't do their foolish acts without getting a fight or something..
Making A Web Crawler :
Web Layouts: What differs a Graphics Designer from Web Designer
Akihabara : A glimpse of a tradegy...
Ginza: Back to Feudal Tokyo?
What is this? Am I seeing this right? Am I in Tokyo, year 2009?
Function evaluation disabled because a previous function evaluation timed out. You must continue execution to reenable function evaluation.
this error ticks me, I'm running this parser program I make since monday night and I'm stuck with just one month.
I'll try a work around on this since I use the debugger CLI from VS 2k5 which is rumored to be a "BUG".
I also tried to clean up the code and divide the load because I have to take text (if you know SQL datatypes, you know how big is this) long datas and roughly 3 million row that I have to parse, something which my computer running 1 GB, Pentium D can't stand, it can't even fill a datatable with all those data. >_<
So, my workaround is to just get some id, then get another query specific to that ID, so in that way I'll be able to see the progress per row processed and, should not end up like the first attempt, since I'm only storing integers in datatables. I'll POST later for this breakpoint thrilling debug.
*UPDATE* Things seems to work now, but only insert row at 1 row per sec, my notebook at home is much faster than this computer....>_<
Lesson Learned: "It is hard to be deprived..."
Ano ba ang "Plastic" sa Japanese?
One Coin Internet
Using 100 yen, you can use the computer. This is useful when you're dying to check mails. (I was like this before...)
Shiodome @ Night
Just to share some view I took at top of Shiodome towers.
Yakiniku : Han no Daidokoro (Kitchen of Han)
I can't say more about this place. They really give good service. They replace the grill every other minute, because it gets black if you grilled things in there.
And we took this much. It was not as much as "gatsu-gatsu" in tabehoudai, but this is great. We had a good time talking and not rushing to fires.
Steam Turtle : Shiodome
After the Shogi sights, we went to Shiodome and look what we saw, a steaming turtle. It is like a Geyzer.
An event at Shimbashi : Shogi Game?
And this one is the game we knew, "Chess". And they also have some limited move puzzle.
I was amazed. Both young and old played shogi and chess, they played as if they we're just playing with some friend of same age. I also saw some bad losers and threw pieces, but maybe sometimes there are people like that.
Friday Night
I'm really laughing because whenever I go to TGIFridays or Outback, there always a birthday. Yay! Happy Birthday... >_<>
The cheese cake taste better, IMO. I don't like sweet things that much , but the cheese cake is not that sweet. and it is very big, good enough for 5 - 6 people.
But sometimes, it can't be prevented. There are foreigners, who thinks Japanese people go there to meet them. While in some part it can be true, I hope everyone know their limits, as to where to stop. I'm really feel sick seeing Japanese girls moving away (because they're shy to say NO, or maybe by saying NO will not work either), and being constantly chased by some pervy foreigner.
A(H1N1) attacks DLSU : An outbreak of Swine Flu in Philippines?
DLSU, in response to this, decided to suspend classes for 10 days.
more reading here
Tool Request
I'll develop these tools for those who are not technically savvy. I'll just post here the request (and some name, depending on your requirement). and another thing, I'll just develop for those using Microsoft OS(es). I think it can also run in Linux environment (you have to install Mono),but for now I don't want much trouble and just want to offer some hand.
Finally: some additional savings
I just checked my bankbook, and look what I got. The 12,000 yen is already there. やった!This can add to my savings. It took some time, maybe about 1 or 2 months wait after I sent my copy to the city hall.
If only I can get myself a credit card here. Too bad, my employer seems paranoid about me having a credit card. I just want to have something for my e-wallet....
anyway, I'll just hope next time will be OK.
Free Diamonds at Mauboussin , in Ginza
And when I asked what is it all about, they said the store is giving away free diamonds. "WHOA". I only have 1 hour so I didn't bother joining them, although I was tempted a bit. They said it was a French franchised diamond store, Mauboussin (an old lady said it is pronounced Mabousan)
The tiny free diamonds worth 5000 yen, and the store is encouraging people to have their free diamond to be made into rings or accessories starting roughly at 50,000 yen
I just smiled and walked away while looking at my bank book.


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Blogdorf Goodman is a mishmash of beauty product reviews, musings on fashion and swooning over fragrances.
Sunday, March 13, 2005
2 Inspired Comments:
- At 2:59 AM, Atreau said...
Oh I love Bette Davis! That's a great picture!
- At 5:12 PM, Annieytown said...
I thought it was a stunning photograph too! It is hard to believe that she was not considered a beauty when you look at this picture!


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My Visit to the Sicily-Rome American Cemetery and Memorial
During my trip to Rome, Italy I took a day trip to Nettuno where the Sicily-Rome American Cemetery and Memorial is located. I have always been a World War II (WWII) history buff and this was a good opportunity to learn more about the Italian campaign. My studies during both undergraduate and postgraduate school, I was able to learn a lot about the Italian Campaign by studying the September 9, 1944 invasions of Operation Avalanche (Salerno), Operation Baytown (Calabria), and Operation Slapstick (Taranto). I was humbled that I had the opportunity to pay my respects to fallen Americans who died during WWII and to also learn more about the history of the allied campaign in Italy.
American Sacrifice during the Invasion of Italy
There were several allied forces that fought during the invasion of Italy. However, not to take away from other countries sacrifice, this post is about the American Cemetery and Memorial. The cemetery/memorial is representative of 10,956 American who died in Italy. However, over 23,000 total American died in Italy during the fighting in WWII. The cemetery holds the remains of 7,861 soldiers, sailors, and civilians.1 Another 3,095 are memorialized on the Wall of the Missing in the Chapel.2 The cemetery was originally established two days after the landing in Anzio (January 22, 1944). After WWII, the government of Italy granted use of the land in perpetuity without charge as a permanent burial ground for the U.S. dead.3
My Tour
Once I arrived at the cemetery/memorial I was tempted to start walking around the grounds and take pictures, but I saw a sign pointing me in the direction of the visitor center. I highly recommend making this your first stop so you can learn more about the history of the cemetery/memorial and also WWII.
Inside you will be greeted by friendly staff welcoming you and providing you with maps and directions of how to maneuver your way through the multiple video and picture displays inside the building.
During my tour of the visitor center I encountered a picture of an American Soldier by the name of Guadalupe Garza, an Hispanic from Texas (no relations). The display was demonstrating how people from all backgrounds in America fought in the war.
The Stone Cenotaph
Before you enter the burial area, there is a beautiful small island at the entrance of the cemetery/memorial. In the center of the pool there is a stone cenotaph of Roman travertine honoring the ward dead. The pool is perfectly designed and the trees, grass, and flowers are beautifully manicured.
The Burial Area
Once you make your way around the pool, you will enter the burial area. The grounds crew were out working in the burial area during my visit. I experienced the same type of dedication and respect at the American Cemeteries and Memorials in France, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Tunisia. I've also included a video of the burial area and of the gardens.
The South Garden
The South Garden is aligned with crepe myrtle trees that shine with beautiful colors. At the far end of the garden is a bronze statue of the Greek god of music, Orpheus.4
The Memorial
The memorial consists of a chapel, map room, and the "Brothers in Arms" sculpture.
The Chapel
Inside the chapel are 3,095 names of the missing. The chapel is ornate and one feels completely humbled by seeing thousands of names etched in marble.
The Map Room
Inside the map room, you will be find beautiful illustrated maps of the land invasion, the air assault campaign, and the overall Italian military operation.
"The Brothers in Arms" Sculpture
In the center of the memorial stands a circle of pillars constructed of Roman travertine. In the middle of the pillars is the "Brothers in Arms"sculpture dedicated to the American Soldier and Sailor.
The North Garden
The North Garden is comprised of four stars surrounded by season flowers. Outside of the seasonal flowers is a rectangular strip with blooming roses, Italian umbrella pines, and a granite fountain.5
How to Get Here
There are several daily trains that leave Termini station in Rome. The cost of the roundtrip ticket is about €6.50 and you can easily buy the ticket at one of the self-serving kiosks. Ensure you type in Nettuno as your destination and not Anzio. The train ride is a little over one hour and once you arrive the cemetery/memorial is a short 10 minute walk from the Nettuno train station.
During the summer months the memorial/cemetery is open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. I learned this the hard way. I was hoping to get some sunset shots at the memorial but they were closed when I arrived. I had to make another trip the next morning. 🙂
I have always been humbled by visiting American military cemeteries and memorials. Like many war memorials, this place is about honoring sacrifice and not war. Below are a few more photos of my experience.
*Sources taken from the brochure provided at the cemetery/memorial and www.abmc.gov
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OSGi, Eclipse Equinox, ECF, Virgo, Gemini, Apache Felix, Karaf, Aires, Camel, Eclipse RCP
HBase, Hadoop, ZooKeeper, Cassandra
Flex4, AS3, Swiz framework, GraniteDS, BlazeDS etc.
There is nothing that software can't fix. Unfortunately, there is also nothing that software can't completely fuck up. That gap is called talent.
About Me
Eclipse as of today is the
industry's major non-Microsoft software
tool platform. The number of companies
adopting this platform is a testimonial of the platform's success.
(Check my previous
post for more on the history of Eclipse IDE
Eclipse has a well-designed, and extensible
architecture. What is valuable about Eclipse is that it provides an open
source platform for creating an extensible integrated development environment. This platform
allows anyone to build tools that integrate seamlessly with the
environment and other tools.
The key to the seamless integration of tools with
Eclipse is the plug-in. With the exception of a
small run-time kernel, everything in Eclipse is a plug-in. This means
that a plug-in you develop integrates with Eclipse in exactly the same
way as other plug-ins.
Any new person who is introduced to Eclipse in
concerned with one important question : How to Install Eclipse
Plugins ?
There are lot of useful, high quality third party plugins
available and all the plugin
installation instructions specify at most 2 ways
to install Eclipse Plugins
Normal Ways of Installing Eclipse Plugin
I will take the Eclipse
Webtools Plugin to describe the 2 "normal" ways of installing
Eclipse Plugins. In the next section I will show how the same can be
done in a "easy" way.
This is how the Eclipse SDK folder structure looks
After extracting the Webtools package you have this folder hierarchy:
One of the common method of installing is to copy
the contents of the "features" into the "features" folder of eclipse,
and do the same with the "plugins" folder.
The other way of installing, which Eclipse
also recommends is via the Update Manager.
You can choose the components you wish to install,
choose the dependent plugins etc. In this process, generally you select
the default installation location specified by the
The advantage with this approach is that when you select a component
you are also made aware of the dependent plugins
that needs to be installed. For e.g. If I select Web Tools, I am also
told to select/install GEF
The disadvantage with this approach is that it never
works well in a low bandwidth environment. I have struggled so many
times to install via update manager, somewhere its gets stuck and I am
left with a partially installed, corrupted environment.
The Easy Way
Now for the "Easy" way of installing Eclipse
Plugins. Very few people are aware of this concept and Eclipse
somehow doesn't seem to document this approach anywhere.
This method uses the concept of "Links". Here is the
step by step procedure. (In the explanation I have
used the installation of Webtools as the example)
1. Create a folder named links inside the eclipse
folder (See Picture below)
2. Create a new file inside this folder and name it
as say wtp.link. Note that the file name can be any
valid string, but the extension has to be link.
3. Assuming that I have copied the Web
tools into D:\thirdparty as shown below,
the contents of wtp.link has to be
Points to Note:
Restart Eclipse and now all the plugins and feature
descriptions should be read from the path referred by
the "link" files.
Eclipse has a lot of top
level and technology projects. To experiment with these projects,
the "links" concept comes to the rescue. You can
extract the plugin to a "thirdparty" (or a folder of
your choice) and just link it within the eclipse installation. My
current configuration looks like this:
Eclipse Projects/Third Party Plugins
Corresponding Link files
The "Copy" approach just bloats the eclipse
installation and you cannot remove/uninstall the plugin easily. With
links approach, you can just remove the "link" file and the plugin is
uninstalled !!
The same links directory can be used in another eclipse
installation. For e.g. if you are working with Milestone or
different version of Eclipse, you can just copy the links folder
(containing .link files) and the plugins are installed.
It is very easy to manage different versions of a plugin.
If a new version doesn't work, reverting back to a previous version is
pretty easy.
Also, if you use the update feature in Eclipse, you can choose one of
the above folders as the installation directory.
This approach seems to work fine in both windows and linux. I am not
sure why this approach is not documented in Eclipse.
I found out about this when I was using the trial version of RAD (Rational
Application Developer). It was used primarily to manage product
extensions. I believe the same concept can be used to manage plugins
Hope this post was useful, if you had any problems using this
approach, do leave a comment
with the problem description.
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X Factor 2009 winner
Joe McElderry has said that he is backing
Cher Lloyd and Gamu Nheng to do well in this year's competition.
The 19-year-old is the latest celeb to predict Cher will claim the X Factor crown, with guest judge Pixie Lott previously saying she was 'cool and unique'.
Both Cher and Gamu are being mentored by Girls Aloud singer Cheryl Cole . Chezza is already looking like the favourite to guide her acts to X Factor glory for the third year in a row, despite the final 12 not being announced yet.
Joe told STV's The Hour: 'I'm liking Gamu I think she's really good, and Cher, I think she'll be really interesting in the live shows.'
He also said he understands how the acts are feeling when they take to the stage, having gone through the process himself just 12 months ago.
'It's really nerve-wracking watching it, I just feel for them so much. You can just see how nervous they are in their eyes, and you try so much to hide it and you can't,' Joe added.
This weekend's X Factor will see the contestants whittled down to the final 12 during the judges' house round, where the Black Eyed Peas' Will.i.am, Sharon Osbourne and Simon Cowell's ex Sinitta will all be making guest appearances.


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Sailing Activities
Discover Sailing Days
On several days during the year, Maroochy Club conducts Discover Sailing Days - part of Yachting Australia's initiative to promote our sport. Interested children and adults are invited to book a "Come 'n' Try" experience where they are taken for a sail on our lovely Maroochy River by experienced sailors.
This Discovering Sail is a free activity - a great chance for anyone who might be interested in sailing to experience the wind and the water and to find out more about our sport and our Club.
Discover Sailing operates on the same dates as Adventure Sailing. Please check our Program page for the current dates.
Adventure Sailing
Adventure Sailing is an activity for Club Members taking place fortnightly on Sunday mornings during the Sailing Season.
It is very popular with family groups and youngsters just beginning their sailing career. Boats are rigged and launched from our Clubhouse beach, and accompanied by a number of support boats, the fleet sails off on a pre-determined direction to explore sections of the river and develop their sailing skill, or just enjoy sailing the waters close to Chambers Island.
Adventurers do not compete against each other but cruise the river enjoying the camaraderie of fellow sailors, and enjoying the peaceful waters of the river.
Several times a year, Adventurers are invited to join the Racing Sailors for the Sunday afternoon races, or join in Special Events, to provide experience in sailing as part of a larger fleet and to develop their skills in sailing around a more challenging course.
Dinghy Racing
As with most sailing clubs, many of our activities are centred around racing - but in a friendly, supportive atmosphere. Racing is the challenge to sail a set course in the shortest possible time.
The Racing season extend from September to May comprising a number of series of different race formats. Whilst there are no club championship rounds over the school holiday period, the club participates in hosting regattas, training programs and schedules several "fun" type races.
Differences between classes of boats and skill level of crew are balanced by a system of handicapping (Yardsticks), ensuring all competitors have an equal chance of success.
Main classes raced in the Maroochy River are Optimists, Sabots, Sabres, Pacers and Lasers.


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His creators were talented programmers, which in extreme cases can be called yesterday's students are Javed Karim, Chad Hurley, and Steve Chen. At that time they already had experience in the PayPal payment system. In their work, they used Flash Video technology, which made it possible to obtain a relatively good recording quality with a small amount of transmitted data. The first video on this hosting was an 18-second video, which was shot by one of its founders Javed Karim at the San Diego Zoo. Now it is clear what the name of the creators of Youtube is, but today they are those are no longer.
YouTube in translation from English means "you're on TV" The name of this popular video sharing worldwide can be pronounced both Youtube gives users the ability to store, deliver, display and monetize the video. With its help you can download, view, evaluate and give your comments to these or other records. Since its inception in February 2005 until its sale in November 2006, the project has significantly increased its popularity, has become a good entertainment tool, and according to some analytical companies, in particular, Alexa, ahead of the famous social network MySpase. It was in November 2006 that YouTube was bought out by Google, paying to the one who created Youtube and transferred to his name 1.65 billion dollars. And for all subsequent years of the project, the project brought its ancestors about 300 million dollars in profit.
Success in many respects is explained by the fact that the startup managed to occupy an empty niche at the time. Two key points were identified: the emergence of the so-called "personal" social network. On such a platform every fan of the video could put his video and see the already published; meeting the needs of the audience through continuous improvement service.
Initially, the project did not have a commercial orientation, and even when the site's attendance reached 9 millionusers a day, it did not bring profit to its creators. However, in the future, it began to bring contextual advertising, as well as having a kind of screen savers to famous movies. On advertising in the commercials have the opportunity to earn and the users themselves. According to various estimates, this amount varies from $ 20 and up for every 1000 views.
Today, Javed Karim, Steve Chen, and Chad Hurley have nothing to do with the service and have long left their posts. Chad resigned last in October 2010 and promised to give advice on further development of the resource, if they are needed. He himself is making plans to create a special clothing line for male programmers. In addition, along with Steve Chan, he is the founder of Avos Systems and the owner of the rights to the well-known customizer Delicious content. Today the company is engaged in attracting venture investments and plans to develop a fundamentally new content aggregator, where the creation of its own rss-tape using a large number of resources will be automatic and partly, game.
Today, Google is constantly working to improve and improve the service, develop new applications and services. In particular, users were able to edit video directly from the browser, play videos on mobile devices in the background and offline modes. In addition, you have full access to Google Play Music. However, the project attracted a lot of criticism, because it often broadcasts the video banned by the laws of the countries. At various times, access to the site was blocked by the government of China, Turkey, Pakistan, Dagestan, etc.
Some interesting facts:
- 1.The YouTube domain was registered on the Day of St. Valentina (February 14, 2005).
- 2. If YouTube was a Hollywood film company, it would have enough material to release 60,000 new films every week.
- The United States downloads more videos on YouTube, followed by the UK. Also, US users watch most of the video, in second place on the views – Japan.
- The daily number of video views on YouTube is more than 2 billion
- It takes more than 1000 years to watch all the videos on Youtube (but by that time the videos uploaded to YouTube will be more by a billion).


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Steve Austin is a world recognised authority in the world of canine training, detection and canine conservation. As such Steve is a highly sought after guest for television news and programs, radio interviews and for feature articles in magazines and welcomes new enquiries for an invitation for media appearances. Steve can also appear at your company or club event as an MC or speaker. He is also available for product endorsements or sponsorship.
Please complete the form below to make any enquiry for Steve's availability.
Below are a few press clippings and PDF's of Steve's work.
Click on the image to view.
Listen to a radio interview with Steve Austin


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Now, a website is all well and good, but what happens when your love of nachos is greater than what can be contained on the internet? Say, you love them so much you have to constantly eat them, for example? You know you can't EAT the internet, but you still want nachos, a LOT of different kinds of nachos. If only there was some way that you could learn how to make a bunch of different kinds of nachos that you could eat!
Enter Recipes from the Nachonomicon, a pocket sized cookbook of all the finest types of nachos from throughout the ages, all now easily available at your fingertips.
- READ... The History of the Nachonomicon and how it became the blueprint for all the nachos you know and love today!
- LEARN... How to cook the finest examples of each member of the nacho family from "Artisanal" to "Single Serving." (There's no general type of nacho that begins with "Z" so that's as good as it gets alphabet wise, and I wouldn't want to trick you into thinking there was a type of called "ZBBQ Nachos" or something.)
- KNOW... The joy that comes of making you, or a loved one, a delicious meal of nachos that will both satiate your hunger and allow you to know the true satisfaction of being able to provide the sustenance to keep a human being alive.
- TASTE... Nachos, and lots of them, once you make them of course.
While our first book, The Field Guide to Nachos, was all about the history of nachos, and our second, Nachos & You, was about living your life the nacho way, Recipes from the Nachonomicon is perhaps the most useful in the kitchen as it is chockablock with nacho recipes for you to sample. You would be shocked at how many people in this day and age still think that nachos are just chips and some crummy cheese sauce, but with this book you'll be able to teach them a thing or two about nachos. Because this book is full of nacho recipes that you could teach them that aren't just chips and crummy cheese, and displayed in a format to instruct you in how to cook them, you know, like the way a cookbook works. Would both Julia Child and Guy Fieri be proud? I would like to think yes. You can get just RECIPES FROM THE NACHONOMICON here, or get all three books, what you would call ALL NACHO KNOWLEDGE here.


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A Chinese company has broken the Guinness World Record for the most drones flown simultaneously, despite them failing to coordinate for a light show.
EHang's fleet of 1,374 drones was programmed to fly in set patterns, but failed to spell out the date and the record-setting number of drones.
The South China Morning Post called the event an "epic fail".
EHang has not yet responded to the BBC's request for comment.
The record was previously held by US technology company Intel, which flew 1,218 aircraft at the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympic Games in February.
Intel's show was pre-recorded before being aired during the opening ceremony, due to "possible freezing weather and strong winds".
According to the South China Morning Post, EHang was paid 10.5 million yuan (£1.21m) for the Labour Day performance in the north-western city of Xi'an.
The company may be better known to Western audiences for its efforts to launch a human-carrying drone service.


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Last night was a rough one in the Marsh household. Cash woke up around 2 AM and had locked himself in his room so he couldn't open his bedroom door. He had turned off the sound machine and turned on the lights. So of course, Tate woke up. Tyson tried to go into their room, calm Tate down, and get him back to sleep while I took Cash in our room and talked to him. He kept saying he wanted to sleep in our room, and this has been happening a lot recently. (Honestly, I would be fine with him sleeping in our bed every once in a while but the hubby is not.) He didn't say he had nightmares until I asked if he had a bad dream that woke him up. Then he said yes, he had a bad dream but couldn't tell me what it was about.
Tate didn't go back to sleep, which upset Tyson. He grabbed Cash and put him back in his bed where he cried himself to sleep. I took Tate and tried to get him to sleep with me. He would fall asleep and then jolt awake because he heard something or slipped off my chest. Tyson tried getting him to settle down out on the couch and got Tate to sleep for maybe an hour or so.
Cash slept for maybe two hours before everyone had to get up to take Tyson to the train. Needless to say, our kids were quite cranky toady and we were all exhausted.
(This video happened because Tate is wanting to be independent and walk down cement steps by himself, which he can't do. I wouldn't let him kill himself so he lost it and threw a huge fit. Cash started crying because his brother was so sad. My freaking kids man!)
The purpose of this post is to see if anyone else has gone through this. Does anyone have any tips? He didn't say he was scared of monsters or something else in his dreams. I mention this because I had a friend make "monster spray" and it helped her son. I briefly searched Pinterest in the wee hours of the morning and quickly gave up.
He already has "magic blankie" which is one of Tyson's old Georgia blankets. Magic blankie has worked for over a year and we take it whenever we go on vacation. He still wants/needs it to sleep along with his mickey mouse doll. He's really into superheroes and Darth Vader (he doesn't quite understand that he's a bad guy). So I'm trying to find some good ideas that might incorporate superheroes or star wars.
Tonight when we told him it was bedtime he started crying saying he was going to have bad dreams in his room. I asked him what was in his bad dreams and he told me it was dinosaurs, which is odd because he talks about dinosaurs all the time. He's learning the names of them and seems to really like them. We are pretty strict about what he watches on TV so it's not like he's watching Jurrasic Park or anything. He is mostly watching shows like Mickey Mouse (really anything on Disney Jr.), Pokemon, or Transformers.
Anyway, I told Cash that daddy would go do a dinosaur check and look around his room and under his bed before he went in to go to sleep. Fingers crossed this helps and we get a full night of sleep tonight.
I need a stiff vodka tonic and any tips or tricks you have up your sleeves!


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Exhibition (permanent) County: Essex 1940s ExhibitionExplore war-time life with reconstructions from the 1940s. Experience the sights and sounds as you step inside an Anderson air-raid shelter, peek into a war-time kitchen, and toy shop, and browse in a 1940s general...Royal Gunpowder Mills | Waltham Abbey | 1 January 0200 — 1 January 2020
Exhibition (permanent) County: Greater London Ahoy!Our new gallery dedicated to our younger visitors. Board a pirate ship, stoke the fire of a steamship, navigate an ice-breaker, and more, all under one roof.National Maritime Museum - Royal Museums Greenwich | 1 March 2015 — 1 December 2020
Event: Exhibition (permanent) County: Co. Londonderry/Derry An Armada Shipwreck – La Trinidad ValenceraAn Armada shipwreck – La Trinidad Valencera narrates the story of La Trinidad Valencera, one of the largest ships in the Armada Fleet. In 1588 it foundered in Kinnagoe Bay in Co. Donegal during a violent storm and was ...Tower Museum | Derry | 25 October 2005 — 31 December 2050
Exhibition (permanent) County: Cardiff Cardiff in ContextA Port of Some Importance explains why people first settled in Cardiff and how their communities developed. Cardiff may look a modern city now, but peel back the layers and you can find lots of evidence of people in...Museum of Cardiff | 1 January 2001 — 1 January 2020
Event: Exhibition (temporary) County: Greater London Hidden London: the ExhibitionHidden London: the Exhibition will take you on an immersive journey of some of London's most secret spaces in the oldest subterranean railway in the world. Enjoy the largest number of rare archive photos, objects,...London Transport Museum | 11 October 2019 — 24 January 2021
Exhibition (permanent) County: Co. Antrim History GalleryThe History Gallery offers intriguing and revealing themes that explore identity, people and place. The gallery tells the story of mid-Antrim from earliest times to the present day, wrapped in its national and...Mid-Antrim Museum | Ballymena | 1 January 2000 — 1 January 2020
Event: Living history or re-enactment, Exhibition (temporary) County: Greater London Immersive Histories: DambustersUsing the latest virtual reality and haptic technology, in conjunction with a physical 1:1 recreation of the interior of the iconic Avro Lancaster bomber, experience key events from the Dambusters Raid as never before.Royal Air Force Museum | London | 8 April — 31 December 2019
Exhibition (permanent) County: Co. Antrim Interactive Collection WallVisitors begin their journey when they enter the Museum Atrium, a dramatic fourteen metre high space that contains a number of special installations that are designed to introduce themes of people and place, along with...Mid-Antrim Museum | Ballymena | 1 January 2000 — 1 January 2020
Event: Exhibition (permanent) County: Cheshire The Cabinet of CuriositiesJanuary 25th 2014 saw the long awaited public opening of Warrington Museum's Cabinet of Curiosities Gallery. The Museum began working on the Cabinet of Curiosities project back in 2007 when we celebrated the 150th...Warrington Museum & Art Gallery | 25 January 2014 — 30 December 2019
Exhibition (permanent) County: South Yorkshire The Ruskin CollectionJohn Ruskin, who formed this collection, was a Victorian writer who searched passionately for beauty in the world around him. He explored nature from the smallest pebble to the mightiest landscape and examined art from...Museums Sheffield: Millennium Gallery | 1 January 2000 — 1 January 2020
Event County: Greater London The Shell Brand StoryEver wondered what goes into an iconic brand? It's pioneering roots, how it adapts to stay relevant; evolving its brand identity and advertising in keeping with the times? The new interactive exhibition at the Museum...Museum of Brands | London | 11 April 2018 — 11 April 2021
Event: Exhibition (permanent) County: Greater London Three Centuries of English FreemasonryFrom future kings to secret rituals and hidden meanings: through the rich collection at the museum this introductory exhibition illustrates the history of English freemasonry since the formation of the first Grand Lodge ...Museum of Freemasonry | London | 1 September 2016 — 31 December 2020
Event: Exhibition (temporary) County: Buckinghamshire What's on Hut 11A: The Bombe BreakthroughA permanent exhibition that tells the story of the Bombe machines in the actual location that housed the machines which broke Enigma. Hut 11A: The Bombe Breakthrough explains in detail the challenges posed by Enigma and ...Bletchley Park | Milton Keynes | 24 March 2018 — 1 March 2028


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Many people have a lot of myths about what being an entrepreneur is and how it will shape/affect their life that are simply not true. 10 Best Entrepreneurs in Tips and these are the seven biggest myths that I continuously hear.
1. Being an Entrepreneur is too risky for me.
Starting your own business in these days is not too much more risky than trying for any other corporate job. At a corporate job you can be laid off at any time, List Of Famous Foreign Entrepreneurs have benefits cut with no reason, and work long overtime without being compensated for that. If you are student as well, the risk can't be that bad. It's not like you have a mortgage or family to support if it fails.
2. I am too young to start my own company
Being young is not a negative, in fact in most cases it's a positive! When your young you have the passion energy and enthusiasm that is needed to work 14 hour days day in and day out for a company you believe in. Most older people with more experience just don't want to do that any more.
3. I have no experience
Again, 10 Best Entrepreneurs this can work towards your advantage. Your lack of experience means that you are looking at everything with a fresh set of eyes. You wont get stuck in the "we have always done it that way" kind of thinking that can stop other entrepreneurs. Running your own company will also build much more valuable experiences than a job flipping burgers will at your age.
4. It is not the right time for me to launch a business.
As a student you have a schedule that is completely flexible and large blocks of time between classes and on breaks to start a business. Campuses have tons of resources you can harness as well, List Of Some Entrepreneurs so there really has never been a better time than now.
5. If I am running a business my grades will fall.
Running a business takes organization and discipline. If you are organized and disciplined in one area of your life it will probably pass over to the other areas of your life as well. Many student entrepreneurs I know actually report their grades increasing once they started a business.
6. Student businesses are just small rinky-dink operations
Some student business that started as just rinky-dink operations were Dell, Google, and Microsoft. You have probably heard of those companies right? That is because they were great ideas and hard work created products that had potential to expand from their small beginnings. Your business can too!
7. I don't have any money! I can't start a company
Everyone seems to think only millionaires start companies. This is simply not true. Most companies are started with the founders savings and no investment capital. Start with what you can and work hard. Things will come together if you want them to come together. You will be amazed at what you can do!
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In the world that we live in, several multinational companies tower over one another. It is not something to bring wonder to all as these occurrences form part of the goal to which everyone is geared towardsit is none other than global competitiveness.
You must not get the shock of your life when you see multinational companies springing form one continent to another, from one shore to another shore, and from one border towards another. In your most unexpected places, multinational companies may pop out and can also expand at any minute.
With the innumerable businesses in existence today, you might think that your effort to put up one will just be futile as it is like planting a seedling in an array of towering trees. It may be but it may not also be. Got the logic? Then, read on!
Despite all the lording gigantic businesses there are in these days, the rise of entrepreneurship cannot be stopped. The rate of entrepreneurship is in fact growing day-by-day concerning the hundreds of people who want to start up something with their capitals in hand. For someone who wishes to put up a business, risk must be taken. Competition is inevitable in this kind of industry. That is why you must be firm with whatever decision you will make and capable of risk-taking.
If people discourage you to dwell into any type of business, better not listen to them. After all, entrepreneurship is indeed very much alive. Government systems in fact encourage entrepreneurs that will help boost up the economy and save the nation from further crises. While the government is welcoming with open arms these foreign investors, it is not as well turning its backs from local investors. In reality, the government is encouraging investments from their local people. After all, the government deems that investments are the sole solutions to provide the nation some stability and certainty in terms of the economy.
Do not be taken aback by the giant investors existing in the market. They are already stable so they would not bother to pull you down. Just concentrate with your own stuff and think of better ways to further improve your craft. Who knows, someday you might be one of those giants lining up the business arena.
But how will you start? How can you be turned into an entrepreneur? Look into your own self. What can you offer? What capabilities can you boast of? What are you capable of doing? Just have a vision of what you like and certainly you can make it come true. Before pursuing into any type of business, equip yourself first with the utmost trainings.
Entrepreneurial training programs will make your qualifications sharper, fluent, and competent enough to face the battle among the existing competitors. Where can you gain access of entrepreneurial training programs? Several companies offer these training programs. Schools are also hooked into this scheme. Always consult the expert in the field of entrepreneurial training programs.
Do away with the negative vibes. Do away with negative thoughts about yourself. You know you can do it. You know you can face it. Do away with confusions. Do away with self-pity. Just sport a positive perspective about yourself and you will soon see what will become of you. Maybe you will not be too successful on the first try. But then the more you try, the closer you will be with success.
One ultimate source of entrepreneur training programs is the internet. Yes, online entrepreneurial training programs are widely available. These trainings harness and hone your entrepreneurial skills even you without knowing it. Online courses are at times free. But mostly, they need to be subscribed to. If you think you are now ready to face the battle, try searching for online courses on entrepreneurship training programs.
There are literally lots of them. While undergoing the training program, be sure that you pay keen attention to whatever lessons are given out. These lessons will determine the knowledge that you may manifest as you already deal with the actual reality.
A training program on entrepreneurship will let you reap fruitful results. Just believe in your own capacity.
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How many new products and inventions can you dream up with in thirty minutes? At least a few if you know the techniques of innovation and creative problem solving. The following are thirty minute's worth, with some notes at how they were arrived at.
New Products and Inventions From Old
A fast way to invent new things is to start with existing concepts and find new applications. With the concept of inflatable things, the first thing that comes to my mind is inflatable shelters for emergency situations, such as after earthquakes or hurricanes. Such shelters could be transported easily, and erected quickly with a simple air pump. A basic large tent design, but with inflatable ribs instead of poles might work.
We can always find new products and inventions for babies. Inflatable cribs or playpens come to mind. Deflated, they could be folded up and stored almost anywhere. A simple design for a playpen might be a plastic floor with a simple wall that surrounds it and is attached to it. Think of air mattresses for swimming, set on their sides, connected end to end and wrapped into a circle and you'll get the idea.
When we used to go "tubing" down rivers in Michigan, we were forever trying new ways to carry a cooler with us while keeping it convenient to get a soda or beer out of it. A solution could be an inflatable bar. It might have a cooler built into it, have can and glass holders, and maybe even a secure place to set snacks. It could be used in a pool, lake or river.
Many people drive into water and die each year. One solution to this problem might be inflatable flotation that is activated when the car begins to sink. They would quickly inflate in an accident involving submersion, and would keep the car afloat. Put one in the trunk, and another inside the car, or have them come out from the wheel wells. To avoid accidental inflation, the triggering device would be activated by water, but be in a place where rain and car washing water couldn't reach.
Vending Machine Products and Inventions
When I considered the concept of vending machines, the first thing that came to mind was a beer machine. It could only be used in a bar that was restricted to adults, of course. A big benefit is that it would lessen the need for bartenders, since half of all the drinks sold in a bar are just simple beers. It is an innovation that could be implemented tomorrow, using beer in cans in existing pop machines.
A vending machine for books and magazines might do decent business in an airport, bus station or other places where people are forced to sit for hours. They may already exist, but I haven't seen them yet. Add some padding to the drop chute, and existing snack vending machines could be used.
They sell phone cards everywhere now, but I haven't yet seen them in vending machines. You could also sell those collapsible umbrellas from a machine. There are dozens of other things that could be profitably sold from vending machines. Use simple techniques like this extension of existing concepts, and there are also thousands of other new products and inventions waiting to be made.


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An outstanding make-up artist who specialises in bridal make-up. Clare is a VTCT qualified make-up artist . Using natural mineral make-up Clare creates natural flawless looks so that you look fabulous as you walk down the aisle to your new husband.
Chris from Fordham Hair Design and Clare have worked on many weddings together for 10 years providing a seamless link between Make-up artist and hairdresser.
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After a successful career as a professional makeup artist, in London she returned to The Cotswolds.
She studied at Greasepaint Makeup School in London and has over ten years experience working in television, commercial and advertising, music videos and on editorial shoots including many bridal shoots for Conde Naste Brides Magazine. She has worked with many celebrities including Jane Seymour, Mylene Klass, Paula Radcliffe, Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders and Jilly Cooper.
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Chris is the recommended supplier for many venues around Gloucestershire and The Cotswolds and works at many of the areas most prestigious wedding venues…
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Two beautiful historical stone barns close to Bibury in stunning Cotswold countryside. One An 18th Century stone barn offering a woodland glade the other a traditional Cotswold barn with the largest barbeque in Britain, what's not to like about these two unique venues!
Nestled among the Cotswold Hills in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is Gloucestershire's most exclusive venue. Specialising in weddings, celebrations and corporate events, The Kingscote Barn is the perfect place to share your wedding day or special occasion.
Sweeping down the drive you will be enchanted by the far reaching views and wildlife before arriving at the beautiful and lovingly restored 17th Century Cotswold stone barn. Set in its own secluded valley overlooking rolling hills and natural beech woodland, you will be captivated by the tranquillity and breath-taking views.
situated in the centre of the Cotswold village of Barnsley, this is a country hotel like no other. Set in exquisite landscaped gardens designed by Rosemary Verey that are worth a day out in their own right, Barnsley House is reminiscent of a stunning stately home with grounds to match.
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Jean-Michel Gerin
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Jean-Michel Gerin
Located in the heart of the Côte-Rôtie vineyards near the village of Ampuis, Domaine Jean-Michel Gerin was created in 1983 with vines inherited from his father and grandfather. In 1987 they began to bottle and sell under the Jean-Michel Gerin brand. In 1988 Gerin made his first purchase of vines in La Grandes Places and added to his holdings in 1996, with the purchase of land on La Landonne. Today, the estate covers 12ha in the Côte-Rôtie appellation where Jean has now been joined by his two sons, Michael and Alexis.WINEMAKING & VINTAGE NOTES
A tiny 1.4 hectare lieu-dit, Les Grandes Places (The Great Place) is composed of micaschiste on steeply terraced hillside vineyards that face South-Southeast. Nearly a quarter of the vines are 80+ years old and most of the vines are over 40. Hand harvested (tractors can't negotiate the terraces) and picked by descending downhill with a basket strapped behind. Macerated for 30 days. Aged in 100% new oak for 24 months.TASTING NOTES
Bright purple with an explosively perfumed bouquet that displays ripe, spice-tinged blackberry, cherry compote, incense and smoky bacon scents, backed by vanilla and mocha qualities. Huge mouthfeel, it is a wine with power and sustainability. Offers palate-staining dark fruit liqueur, vanilla and candied violet flavors that are lifted and given focus by a jolt of juicy acidity. Youthfully firm tannins build steadily through a strikingly long, penetrating finish that repeats the blue fruit and floral qualities. Ages gracefully for 10+ years from vintage date. Will perfectly accompany red meats and games, charcuteries, strong cheeses.


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Fully catered ski chalet holidays in the lively resort village of Arinsal.
Pal has escaped much of the development that other resorts in Andorra have succumbed to. Pal is a quiet and picturesque mountain village over the ridge from Arinsal (about 5km by road), with a small, reasonably varied, wooded ski area a couple of kilometers further up the hill. It is remarkably different from its nearby neighbour, and the link between the ski areas is a great enhancement for both resorts. Arinsal is a little village of Catalan slate and gray stone, near the head of a narrow valley north of Andorra La Vella. It has seen rapid development in recent years. The gondola, from the village center to the mid-station, installed in 1999 put an end to the trek to the inconveniently situated chair-lift and the new link via a 50 person tram from Coll de la Botella in Pal's Seturia sector to Port Negre at the top of the Arinsal slopes finally linked the separate resorts of Pal and Arinsal in 2000. The new link has increased the area's appeal hugely. Snow making was also extended and now covers 17km/11miles of slopes.Pal has a small area of local slopes which are the most wooded of the Andorran resorts, and the ample car parking space makes it popular with the locals at the weekend. It is surprisingly different from Arinsal, which is tall and narrow with no trees; Pal is short and wide, and covered with greenery. The only thing to attract experts will be fresh snowfall, when access to off-piste through well-spaced trees is best. Tree cover is so sparse in other Andorran resorts that Pal is the only option for this. Intermediates should go high, where well-bashed reds come down from the summit to the mid-station area. There are a couple of quite steep reds leading off to the Col de la Botella, one of which can grow moguls. Beginners start off on the very gentle slopes just in front of the base lodge, and progress to the short blues that are accessed by longer lifts starting from the same spot. Liftlines are not generally a problem, and mid-week the slopes are often deserted. By midseason, the weekenders really do make their presence felt. By the end of the season the Spanish are already making for the seaside! Arinsal's small local area is a narrow, east-facing bowl of mainly open slopes, suitable for beginners, children and unadventurous intermediates. Almost all the runs lead straight back towards the mid-station area, ideal for parents to keep a watchful eye on children. With most runs above 1950m and a fair number of guns, snow reliability is relatively assured. Most lifts above the mid-station are drags, keeping the mountain open when it's windy. Although it claims to have the steepest black runs in Andorra, experts won't find much of interest. But some runs are not entirely easy and are suitable for intermediates who don't mind a limited area. Piste maintenance is good. Arinsal is well-suited to near-beginners or early intermediates. The beginner slopes are gentle, away from the main area and well covered by snow-guns. But they can get very crowded at peak times. Arinsal's ski school is its pride and joy. It offers good technical tuition and patient instruction. English is widely spoken; prices are low; and lessons are fun. Class sizes can, however, be large in peak season. There is a ski kindergarten and a non-skiing cr�che for younger children.


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Teacher resources and professional development across the curriculum
Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
Critical Issues in School Reform
Talking about school reform isn't new. What is new are the many ways that schools and communities are now turning talk into action by adapting, implementing, or even inventing tools to help them make real improvements in student achievement.
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Leg cramps, also called charley horses, are involuntary muscle spasms that typically occur suddenly and for no apparent reason. They often happen at night and can be excruciatingly painful -- painful enough to wake you out of a sound sleep. Leg cramps can occur in those who have peripheral artery disease and nerve compression in the lumbar spine, but those who take diuretic medication, or water pills, for heart failure are especially prone to getting them. Diuretic medications, such as furosemide and hydrochlorothiazide, eliminate a good deal of water from the body during the day. This can also deplete your levels of potassium, causing cramping.
Step 1
Visit your doctor. Consult your physician before trying to treat leg cramps at home. Leg cramps can often be treated at home, but your physician should order some lab work to determine your exact potassium levels. If your potassium levels are low, you may be advised to take a potassium supplement and increase the amount of potassium-rich food, such as bananas, in your diet.
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Take all your medication as prescribed. While diuretics such as hydrochlorothiazide and furosemide can cause depletion of potassium in the body, it is important to continue to take your medication. Heart failure causes the body to retain water, which puts an extra load on the heart and allows water to build up in the liver, lungs and extremities.
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Eat one banana per day. Your doctor will advise if you need to eat more or less and whether you need to take a potassium supplement in pill form as well. Diuretics work by increasing the amount of water and sodium going into the kidneys to be excreted, according to The Harvard Family Health Guide. Potassium follows sodium, so potassium levels can become depleted. Eating bananas, which contain a good amount of potassium, is one way to help to replace lost potassium. Symptoms of low potassium include muscle cramping, weakness and irregular heartbeat.
Step 4
Stretch out the cramp. Besides increasing your daily intake of potassium with bananas, stretch the muscle out and rubbing it gently to release the cramp. For a leg muscle cramp, a weight-bearing stretch is often effective. Place your weight on the leg that has the cramp, and then bend down slowly at the knee in order to get the cramp to relax. If the cramp is causing too much pain to stand, extend the affected leg straight out in front of you, grab the toes and pull the foot toward your body.
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Monitor your health. Have your potassium levels checked regularly. Potassium levels that are too high can also cause problems, including an irregular heartbeat. You should strive to keep your potassium levels within the normal range by eating bananas, along with other high-potassium foods if your doctor recommends them, and by taking a potassium supplement if prescribed.
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Recent excavations by the Slovenian ENTRANS team have focused on the hillfort of Cvinger near Dolenjske Toplice. As well as working on the rampart, entrance path and iron smelting area, we have also worked on the remarkable cave, located in the centre of the hillfort.
Although the profile of the cave was first published in 1909, it has since filled with rubble, mainly due to weathering, but also partly the result of human activity. The first archaeological investigations, in the 1980's, removed around 8m3 of stone but revealed no archaeological material.
The same was true of our first campaign, in July 2016, when we prepared the first 3D model of the cave and removed another 10m3 of material. However, this did not discourage either our team or the researchers of the Novo mesto cavers club (JKNM), who dedicated their free time to research the cave further. In September 2016 we returned and moved another 2m deeper into the cave. When an experienced member of the JKNM then daringly entered an opening of less than 0.5 m2, he was able to proceed another 10m deeper into what seems to be a more complex cave system than expected. The first fragment of prehistoric pottery, found in the lower part of the rubble, suggests that the cave was indeed used by the Iron Age inhabitants of the hillfort.


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Here's the thing, we don't have ALOT we can trade with them.
We do have one BIG THING. We have thaumavore rats, mana-eating rats. That can knock out drow who are eaten at by them. This is a serious weapon, and a trade resource.
The Dwarves would not be effected by them. If we could sell them manaplant seeds (if those suckers will grow outside) and the mana-rats, they'd be able to weaponize them, use them against the drow, retake their old homelands. We would earn their alliance PERMANENTLY. We might even be able to trade it for their blackpowder. "Hey guys. Look, we are giving you the thing that could turn the tide of the war. In return, we want the blackpowder recipe."


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Kenzo Japanese Noodle House
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Rice with ramen, LOL [snorts, laughs]ReplyDelete
Burnaby is suburban ? I guess that depends on your perspective (esp. if you're a dedicated West-sider). For me, Burnaby & New West are ideal in terms of their geographic centrality within the GVRD.
Kenzo's been there quite a few years. Do you know if they're still owned by the same folks from Day 1 ? How would you rate them compared to Kamamarui on Royal Oak ?Replies
You know me, I'm a rice bucket!!! ;)Delete
I guess I've always considered Burnaby suburban LMAO, except for the area around Metrotown. Agreed!! Burnaby and New West is definitely geographically convenient ~ easy access to every part of Vancouver!!
I'm not sure, Kenzo's always been run by Koreans (if I'm not mistaken.) Kamamarui, hands down! IMHO, Kamamarui has some of the best ramen outside of the downtown core. I love their rice bombs and huge slices of chasu!! I heard they opened up another location in North Burnaby! :D


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Photoshop Elements 10 Organizer Preferences
The set of Preferences that appears when you open the Organizer and choose Edit→Preferences or press Ctrl+K (Adobe Elements 10 Organizer→Preferences or Command+K on the Macintosh) differs from the Preferences available in Full Edit Mode. Initially, you may be confused because the dialog box that opens when you work in the Organizer is also named Preferences.
However, a quick glance at the dialog box shows you a different set of choices.
When you open the Full Photo Edit or Quick Photo Edit mode and press Ctrl+K (Command+K on the Macintosh) to open the Preferences dialog box, pressing Ctrl (Command)+K+0 (zero) opens the Organizer Preferences. After you make a preference adjustment in the Organizer Preferences and click OK — or you click Cancel or press the Esc key to dismiss the dialog box — you're returned to the Editing mode's Preferences dialog box.
After opening the Organizer press Ctrl(Command)+K to open the Organizer Preferences dialog box. Alternatively, you can choose Edit→Preferences (Adobe Elements 10 Organizer→Preferences on the Macintosh) or press Ctrl+K (Command+K on the Macintosh) in the Organizer window to open the Organizer Preferences dialog box.
The Organizer Preferences dialog box allows you to toggle through a number of panes in the same way the Edit Preferences dialog box does. Click the names in the list on the left side of the dialog box to open the respective panes on the right. At the bottom of the dialog box, you find items that are common to all panes in the Preferences dialog box. These include
Restore Default Settings: Click Restore Default Settings to change all panes to their original defaults.
OK: Click OK to accept new changes.
Cancel: If you click Cancel in any pane, any changes you made aren't registered.
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Clovis News: Sports
County boys, City girls win All-Star games
The MVP of the City/County All-Star Game stood alone at halfcourt after receiving his award plaque. Then before he could react, teammates and fans covered him in hugs and back slaps.
Parlier's Juan Ruelas, at 5-feet-7 the smallest player on the court, scored a game-high 18 points to lead County to a wild 99-97 comeback victory over City on Thursday night at Clovis North High.
"This is awesome," he said before being swamped again by fans.
In the early game, Central's Aujanee Armstrong scored 25 points as the City girls ran away from County 101-69 for a sixth consecutive victory.
County's boys rallied from a 13-point halftime deficit by heating up from beyond the arc and turning up its defense.
Before City knew it, Cheyanne Alcala's (Lemoore) two free throws gave County only its second lead at 96-95 with 1 minute, 16 seconds left. Jameal York of Edison scored on a drive to give City back the lead.
But Cougar Williams of Hanford, who finished with 10 points, put County ahead to stay with a quick transition basket, and Alcala made it a two-point game after sinking one of two free throws.
City had one last chance and, after a timeout, inbounded at halfcourt with 2.5 seconds remaining and got it into the hands of the most dangerous player on the court.
York, The Bee's Player of the Year, took the pass from Delvon Henderson in the forecourt and failed to make a move past defender Warren Moon. York was forced to pass off but too late.
"I kept telling the team to keep its composure. We just needed to fight through it," said York, who scored 16 points. "I was looking to pass and knew I only had seconds. By the time I got it off, time had expired."
County's comeback was fueled by 12 3-pointers, eight in the second half. Ruelas made three, including two late that gave County the momentum it needed to pull off the shocker over a team loaded with height, length and athleticism.
"It was our effort that did it," said Alcala, who had 10 points. "We started hitting our shots and wore them down."
York scored 14 of his 16 points in the first half. John Hedrington of Clovis East had 14 and DeAndre Medlock 14.
The play of the game came late in the first half. Central's Alton Williams drove to the basket and, instead of laying the ball in, he gently flipped it off the backboard. Medlock, seeing the play set up, swung into the lane, grabbed the ball and dunked it over two defenders to bring the crowd to its feet.
Armstrong, who's headed to Southeast Nebraska on a scholarship, was named Most Valuable Player of the girl's game. She had her way inside, powering for baskets and also scoring off the fastbreak.
This, she said, was the best high school game she ever put together.
"I've had none better," she said. "I came here knowing it was my last game. We had good team chemistry and everyone played well."
As for the MVP, it took Armstrong by surprise even though she was the most dominant player on the court.
"I wasn't expecting it," she said. "It was exciting and I had a lot of fun."
The 5-foot-9 Armstrong and 6-2 Linda Murray controlled the boards, which led to quick put-backs for points or layups off the break at the other end. Armstrong finished with eight rebounds and Murray six, as City outrebounded County 47-25.
"Their offensive rebounding and easy baskets ... they were just too much for us," County coach David Campbell of Sanger said. "Their game was tighter and they really pressured us. They were able to wheel and deal because they got all the boards."
City took its cue from coach Mark Gradoville of Roosevelt, whose intense sideline demeanor kept his team pressuring full-court and diving for loose balls. It was only an All-Star game, but Gradoville, arguing foul calls, stamping his feet and shouting encouragement, treated it like the final seconds of the Division III championship his Roughriders won this season.
City raced to a 10-point halftime lead, then turned it on over the final 10 minutes to widen the gap.
The teams combined for the third-highest point total in All-Star Game history, and City's 101 was second only to the 2004 City's record 109.
City's Larissa Hensley of Fresno Christian scored 10 of her 13 in the second half. Lashari Clayborne of Roosevelt added 12 points. Murray, Tara Wade of Sunnyside and Jazmyne Ortega of Bullard each finished with 10 points.
County was led by Hanford standout Lacey Gibbons' 16 points and five rebounds. Courtney Rose of Hanford had 11 of 13 after intermission, while Veronica Grines of Sanger added 11 and Shaylee Yano of Kingsburg had 10.
County's Gibbons and City's Ortega were voted most inspirational of their respective teams.
County 99, City 97
City: Jamael York 16, Delvon Henderson 4, Rodny Mendes 4, Grant Williams 11, Isaiah Gossett 3, Alton Williams 5, Corvaughn Archie 10, John Hedrington 14, Lyn Scott 7, Danny Wood 7, DeAndre Medlock 14
County: Cougar Williams15, Andrew Rich 5, Ryan Sharp 5, Juan Ruelas 18, Jonathon Baird 7, DJ Maciel 7, Cheyanne Alcala 10, Jared Hixson 3, Warren Moon 5, Kameron Hoyt 8, Garrett Tisdale 8, Matt Gorella 6
Halftime: City 58, County 43
City 101, County 69
City: Lashari Clayborne 12, Tara Wade 10, Kelly Carey 2, Larissa Hensley 13, Sommer Earl 5, Leslie Steele 2, Jazmyne Ortega 10, Erista Battle 3, Vanessa Gomez 6, Aujanee Armstrong 25, Linda Murray 10, Ronisha Thomas 3
County: Michella Anaya 3, Veronica Gines 11, Megan Smith 3, Shaylee Yano 10, Cindy Ramirez 2, Stefanie Santana 2, Lacey Gibbons 16, Courtney Rose 13, Lauren Welch 5, Heather Loflin 1, Haley Esquivel 3
Halftime: City 43, County 33


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If your name is Patrick, take care what you eat in the Rum Jungle Tavern. The favourite dish for hungry travellers and locals alike at this no-nonsense stopover in the tiny, leafy Northern Territory town of Batchelor is a giant fried steak smothered in pan-fried oysters and thick fat-fried bacon. It's called a Kilpatrick – and it just about would, at that. Jane and I had a squint at the man (and woman) mountains tucking into their Kilpatricks in 40C (104F) heat, and settled for a cold beer apiece.
Fair dinkum for a sweltering day at the end of the dry season in Australia's tropical Top End.
The heat receded as we entered the shady eucalyptus, cycads and monsoon forest of Litchfield National Park, just down the road from Batchelor.
This beautiful slice of bush country 70 miles south of Darwin is by far your best bet if you want to taste the Northern Territory outback without having to dodge the tourist bus crowds that throng the better-known "Crocodile Dundee Country" of neighbouring Kakadu National Park. Litchfield has it all: huge swathes of virgin bush, spectacular waterfalls plunging hundreds of feet into cool swimming holes, abundant wildlife, four-wheel-driving on rough tracks to half-forgotten outposts, and a sense of infinite space and peace and quiet typical of outback country on this northernmost sector of the great southern continent.
Heat is the killer here. Magnetic termites get their name from the north-south alignment of their nesting mounds, built flat-sided, tall and thin to distribute the heat of the overhead sun evenly through the myriad chambers of the structure. We passed a long grassy valley packed with these termite constructions and came to the round pond of Tabletop Swamp. The still green water under the afternoon sun glinted with reeds and grasses, surrounded by ghost gums.
Their pale trunks were stained dark many feet above the water, witness to flood level during the torrential monsoon downpours of the oncoming wet season.
We had hired a 4WD in Darwin and were glad of it as we went bouncing and jolting along a red dirt road through the forest to the Lost City. These eerie sandstone outcrops, weathered, blackened and sculpted by the sun, wind and rain of millennia, loom among the trees like the walls of a mighty ruined stronghold. It was a hot and dusty drive there and back, and we were glad to tumble into the pool at Wangi Falls and wash away the sand and sweat.
Our night stop on the western edge of the park, Latitude 13.08, was a framed tent under a tin roof among the trees. A supper of succulent grilled barramundi and chips at the adjacent café, a glass of chilled sauvignon under the stars, a comfortable bed and a cooling fan – what more could you possibly want?
At dawn the outback chorus woke us, a cacophonous choir of honks, whistles, screeches and flutings. We were soon on the move, heading out along another skiddy dirt road into the bush. A side track brought us bumping over creek beds through rose-coloured sand to the Blyth Homestead, an isolated one-roomed shack of corrugated tin, baking hot and humming with flies. Here 10 young children and their parents lived through each wet season in the early 1900s, extracting ore from a tiny tin mine in the hillside behind. We stood and pondered, in awe of the toughness and sheer bloody-minded grit of such bush pioneers who stuck it out with no modern amenities whatsoever.
Sobered and thoughtful, we drove deeper into the forests. A footpath led us beside Sandy Creek to fetch up at Tjaynera Falls, a beautiful pool under a lacelike waterfall. Here we floated, looking up at the forest canopy where butterflies reflected the blazing sun in dazzling flashes of blue and white, far above our heads.
Litchfield National Parks Basics
Qantas (08457 747767; www.qantas.com) offers return flights Heathrow-Singapore-Darwin from £666, departing Britain between April 16 and June 20, 2010.
Qantas Holidays (020 8222 9125; www.qantasholidays.co.uk) offers 11 days around the Top End and Darwin including flights and a 5-day tour from Darwin taking in Litchfield National Park for £1,755, departing January 16 - March 15, 2010.
Getting around
Litchfield National Park is 70 miles south of Darwin via Stuart Highway, then Batchelor turn-off. Four-wheel drive vehicles are essential for reaching Lost City, Blyth Homestead and Tjaynera Falls/Sandy creek. Hire from Avis Darwin, 91 Smith Street (0061 8 8981 9922; www.avis.co.uk)
Litchfield Safari Camp, PO Box 124, Batchelor, NT 0845 (0061 8 8978 2185; www.litchfieldsafaricamp.com.au) – ensuite Safari Cabin (sleeps 3), £68 per night; Backpacker Safari 4-bed tent, £13 per bed per night.
Latitude 13.08, PO Box 4002, Palmerston, NT 0831 (0061 8 8978 2077; www.latitude1308.com.au) – tent-style chalets in the heart of Litchfield National Park. Dbl b & b plus dinner at Litchfield Café from £92.
Top ten things to see and do
* Magnetic Termite Mounds
* Swim at Florence Falls, hike and swim at Buley Rockholes
* Tabletop Swamp
* 4WD to Lost City
* 4WD to Blyth Homestead and Tjaynera Falls/Sandy Creek
* Tolmer Falls at dusk/dawn for bats
* Wangi Falls
* Hike and swim at Walker Creek
* Eat at Litchfield Café
* Hike and swim at Greenant Creek and Tjaetaba Falls
- Darwin Visitor Information Centre, 6 Bennett Street, Darwin (08-8980-6000 or 1300-138-886; www.tourismtopend.com.au)


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A Nigerian Bishop has been nabbed by the men of the Nigeria Police Force after he was alleged to have done something really wrong.
A cleric, Bishop Ginika Obi, was recently arrested by the Police Command in Enugu over his alleged advance fee fraud involving over N500m, has been remanded in Enugu Maximum Prison.
According to NAN, the spokesman of the command, Mr Ebere Amaraizu, in a statement on Tuesday said the bishop, whose church/office is at Km 111, Enugu-Port Harcourt highway, Enugu, had been alleged to have tricked many people to pay huge amounts of money to him.
He was said to have claimed that he would help his victims reap bumper financial dividends in return.
Amarizu said Obi was arraigned on Oct. 11 in an Enugu Federal High Court presided over by Justice A. Liman.
He said the suspect had been in prison custody since Oct. 12 and that further hearing on his case had been scheduled for Nov. 1 and Nov. 2.
He said, "His offences ranging from conspiracy and advance fee fraud were committed in conjunction with others now at large.
"On Oct. 11, he took his plea after his 82 counts of conspiracy and advance fee fraud was read to him.
"He was later remanded in police custody based on the plea of his defence counsel to be brought to court on Oct. 12 for further hearing.
"He was later remanded in prison custody as he could not meet his bail conditions.".
Amarizu said that the suspect's arrest and arraignment followed several petitions against him and others now at large for allegedly swindling unsuspecting members of the public.
He said that the bishop and his alleged cohorts disappeared without traces until the command, through intelligence, closed on him in a hotel in Enugu.
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Gate terminal shows another year of growth
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Edith is a series of folding plate cameras made by Beier and produced between c.1925-33. They have basic single extension bellows and with wooden bodies. After about 1930s, the bodies were metal. [1]
Edith IEdit
- 9x12cm plate film
- Waist level brilliant finder over lens standard
- Spezial-Aplanat 135mm f/8 or Fotar-Arkus-Anastigmat 135mm f/6.3 lenses in
- Vario shutter
Edith IIEdit
- There are 6.5x9cm, 9x12cm and 3 1/4 x 4 1/4 inch (1/4 plate English format) models
- Various lens/shutter combinations
- Spezial-Aplanat 135mm f/8, Profundar-Anastigmat, Selar, Sytar, Trinar 135mm f/6.3 lenses in
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With the summer season being just around the corner; this is the perfect time of the year to give your home a brand new and stylish look. Since it's that of the year when we are almost ready to welcome the summer season which will going to stay here for good; seasonal renovations in your home are a must.
Summer season is all about colors and beating the heat. Vivacious home décor items should be introduced and one should take every possible measures to beat the scorching heat of the sun and keep his or her home cool and comfortable at the same time.
Ranging from beddings to kitchen accessories; from decorating the walls to furnishing items and from adding more greenery to the outdoors of your home to adding lighting equipment to your home décor; everything that you add to it should be in sync with your seasonal requirements.
Moreover, you got to keep your finances in check while going for summer shopping and home renovation so that you may not end up disturbing them. Grabbing hold of exciting discount deals and offers on home decor items is a wise idea to save a good amount of money so do check them out as well. Here are top 5 smart ways to decorate your home this summer season.
1. Windows:
Say yes to an airy ambiance this summer season by adding big windows to your home décor. Your living room and kitchen should have a proper ventilation system and windows will serve this purpose quite well.
Moreover, you can decorate your windows as per your choice by hanging different ornaments or plants on the side.
2. Mirrors:
Over the recent years; the trend of adding beautiful mirrors to home décor has become quite popular and you can easily find many designs and offers in the market with regards to the same.
Since they can be modified into various shapes and sizes and you can get them inducted in your living room and even in the master bedroom as well.
3. Plants All Around:
Summer season is all about keeping yourself hydrated and refreshed. Your home also needs extra care and refreshment during this season.
Therefore, it is recommended to add lots of green potted plants and beautiful flowers nicely tucked into colorful vases to keep your home blooming with beauty and sweet fragrances all around.
4. White Beddings:
While decorating your bedroom this summer season; make sure that you go for white beddings. Not only white bed sets look extremely elegant but also give your bedroom a surreal and bright ambiance.
Who doesn't love a bedroom with a calm and relaxed environment? Well! White beddings will give you just that so go for them today!
5. Outdoor Area:
How about spending those lovely summer evenings sitting in the terrace while watching the beautiful sunset with your loved ones by your side? Sounds perfect isn't it? That's what a perfect summer evening is all about and by decorating an outdoor area of your home; you can enjoy just that.
So, make sure that you keep this beautiful aspect in mind while going for renovation of your home this season.
Author Bio:
This post is written by Julie Austin. She loves traveling, home decorating and hanging out with her friends. She regularly blogs at www.mybedcomforter.com


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Make them walk up and down the hill
The police force at the University of Kansas is shrinking! Its not because of budget cuts -- its because the officers are looking a bit smaller these days.Setting aside Fox's egregious abuse of exclamation points, I'd say this is good news. I find it deeply disturbing that the force averaged 53 pounds of excess weight.
As part of a nine-month diet and fitness program, the officers in the Public Safety Office at KU have lost a grand total of 482-pounds! That averages out to about 53-pounds a piece.


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