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Government - Written by Nitla Cooke on Friday, June 25, 2010 8:05 - 2 Comments
Impressions from Govcamp Toronto
I recently attended Govcamp–an amalgamation of table conversations where several open data activists got together to discuss the opportunities and obstacles of opening up government data. As a highlight, David Eaves spoke about how the evolution of government is inextricably linked to the implementation of an open government or an open data platform. In fact, Open Government has become a movement of its own; A movement that represents a "shift from a culture of permission, to one of participation, expression, action and innovation."
Obstacles for Open Data
One of the mayor concerns around open data is privacy. It is probably the single most important issue that is keeping this movement from going forward. The federal government is prone to make excuses about protecting SIN numbers and citizen's private information, but it's simple enough to solve this: only share data that doesn't directly implicate citizens. Nobody is saying to share health records, or address details – but health industry statistics or population census reports might be useful. On a more serious note, there is also concern about a breech in national security and how an accidental leak might lead to dangerous, unintended consequences. But this isn't new, people that want to hack into the government's mainframe will find a way to do it, if they haven't done so already. The real issue here is that the government doesn't want to give up control over the information they have gathered.
Open Data as a strategic asset
The problem is that many government decision makers don't understand the full breadth and significance of the information they possess. Their next step, to be able move forward with Open Data, is to analyze how and by whom it can be used. Of course, there's no way of knowing all the ways this information will be used, but it's important to target prospective users of this information, so as to maximize the benefits that can be accrued from open sharing with the public. As David Eaves expressed in an interview with us, "[he's] always seen open data as a way to not only empower citizens, but to drive culture change in public service." In this sense, data can be used as a strategic asset that won't only benefit the government, but also citizens, start-ups, and traditional businesses that can use it to evolve their organizations.
An example of this is Homezilla, a "home buying and neighborhood research assistant." Homezilla is an online platform that gathers and puts together everything you would need to know when buying a home in one place: schools nearby, whether it's a safe neighborhood, how far away the things that interest you are from your potential home. It reduces the amount of time a person spends researching, asking, and browsing around homes and uses open data to achieve this. Homezilla also uses open data to improve their Google street view accuracy for potential homes.
How to build a community for your platform
Another issue is participation. How do you build a volunteer community around an open source platform? How do you motivate people to participate and collaborate? Richard Weait, Open Street Map representative, says the most effective strategy they used is to make the collaboration fun. This is the same for Manor Labs, by making the online platform fun, people are more encouraged to volunteer and share. As Thomas mentioned in one of his blogposts the key motivators for participation are Love (for what you're doing), Money and Glory. Both Manor Labs and Open Street Maps have found a way to build a contributing community on their sites.
Other platforms, such as Torontopedia.com, have not been so successful. Torontopedia is a non-governmental wiki for Toronto; it is meant to harness information from its citizen to create a comprehensive guide to everything you can find in Toronto. To do this, it needs people to participate, create pages, add/edit/update information. It is meant to be easier to use than Wikipedia because you don't need to program or know how to use html. You do, however, need to sign up with your "Real Name" as your user name, create a page, and be "accountable" for the things you post. This, along with the fact that the site is unattractive and unintuitive, deters, rather than encourages, people to participate. It also dissuades people from commenting what they really think for fear of being immortalized negatively on the internet. Because of this, most of the pages that are on the site right now have been written by the creator of the site, HïMY SYeD; who ran for mayor last election period, and is planning to run again. The site does have some registered users that contribute from time to time, but it has yet to "take off" as a wiki platform.
For open data, or any kind of open source platform, it's important to keep in mind that progress takes time, and even though this is the internet, and things happens at the speed of a click, people need to take some time to adapt to changing behaviours and learn to do things in a new way. We should also keep in mind that privacy will always be an issue, and the only way to move forward is to innovate pretending it's not a pressing concern, come up with new ideas, and then tweak here and fix there to accommodate privacy. We have to push boundaries in order to create progress.
Editor's note: Nitla is summer intern working at nGenera. She is currently enrolled fulltime at the University of Toronto majoring in Industrial Engineering.
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This open platform format might be good for promoting tourism, starting with a basic listing of hotels, attractions, etc. and allowing for objective fresh entries from participants about new activities or offerings while having a separate column for subjective comments/reviews/rankings.
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Business - Oct 5, 2010 12:00 - 0 Comments
DRM and us
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Want to see the future? Look to the games
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The Empire strikes a light
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Beautiful Wolfe Island where Steve's grandmother was born and where we like to spend time in the summer. It's the largest of the Thousand Islands, situated on the St Lawrence River across from Kingston, Ontario.
Taking the Ferry
on the ferry
Hornes Ferry
in Cape Vincent NY -To Wolfe Island, Ontario Canada
The Big House!
The Big House where Steven's Grandmother was born on Wolfe Island. Taken July, 2014
Cousins Brian & Steve, 2015
Dogs spy the dock! 2015 in Buzzy
cousins Bart & Gerry Sullivan
Visiting with family
on the Big House Dock, one reason we travel here now all the way from Florida
Steve paddling -2015
to the Big House dock
Kingston, Ontario across the river
Inside the cottage 2014
reading and art -making ICADS!
Fargo's General Store 2014
-where we get groceries on Wolfe Island
Oats barn & dock
a classic photo taken 2015
walking down 3rd Line Rd
Steve in Canada 2015
Walking on 3rd Line Rd
Wind Turbines in the fields
Visiting Kingston 2015
visiting Kingston 2014
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The St Lawrence II
The St. Lawrence II. Read more about this ship (a training vessel) HERE.
2012: Steve's sailing canoe
Steve's tiny sailing canoe!
It is not a toy model :0)
Steve in tiny sailing canoe
Taking Buzzy out - 2015
Steve has used this boat since he was a kid!
Dave Joy fixed Buzzy
He's a welder and much more. Dave fixed Buzzy's hull for us in 2015
Steve's brother Marshall & Steve Hill
2014: Steven's brother Marshall & our friend Steve Hill arrive!
Out in buzzy again . . .
Lots of sailing
Garth visiting 2015!
The Boat House
Boat house, drive shed with our cottage in the distance -2015
Beautiful day for Canoeing
canoing to the Minnow Pond 2015
Simcoe Island
Looking towards Simcoe island from our cottage
Gorgeous wildflowers
overlooking the St Lawrence River
Steven sailing Crazy cat!
Steven is truly in heaven, sailing around Wolfe Island. Sailing days, July, 2014
Sailing with Garth & Nora -July, 2014
"I won the race!" Steven raced with Dave
"I won the race!" Steven raced sail boats with his cousin's husband Dave, July, 2014
Dinner at the Island Grill
Dinner at the Island Grill on Wolfe Island - July 10, 2014
3rd Line Road
Wolfe island. Asia & Chloe enjoy the total lack of cars! July, 2014
July, 2014 sailing Crazy Cat
This is the life! Wolfe Island, July, 2014 sailing Crazy Cat
paddling to the Big House Dock
paddling in to the Big House Dock. Our visit in 2014
cousins . . . and Cousinettes!
On the Dock 2014
Leaving Wolfe Island, 2015
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Starting today, Dinner Lab will be opening membership to San Antonio, Houston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, San Diego, Charlotte, Milwaukie, St. Louis and Denver. Keeping their membership exclusive and dinners intimate while expanding to new locations, Dinner Lab's existing team members will be splitting their time between their current cities and the next adjacent market, giving staffers access to more chefs, experiences and people. So, Los Angeles team members will be alternating weeks in San Diego, staff in Atlanta will be traveling to Charlotte, and those in San Francisco will be heading to Denver part time.
The epidemically popular dining startup has access to cover more ground with their staff of trained experts, which now includes over 50 full-time employees. They also have the opportunity to further support their data-driven model with the growing network.
"The staff is excited," said Brian Bordainick, Dinner Lab's CEO and founder. "They are a little daunted by the logistics, but they are looking forward to going to different cities, trying new things and getting new ideas."
Humble beginnings
Dinner Lab was founded in 2012 out of a need for a broader variety of ethnic food and new dining experiences in New Orleans, a city known for its flavorful food and world-class restaurants. The small startup began by hosting weekly dinners in different locations with multi-course meals created by up-and-coming chefs. They quickly grew in popularity until membership was capped for the remainder of the year.
Almost a year ago to the date, I reported that Dinner Lab, which had not even been operating for a year yet, had announced their expansion into Austin and Nashville. Over the course of the year, the dining prodigy started successfully hosting exclusive dinner parties in New York City, Atlanta, Miami, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Washington, DC.
Now, with tens of thousands of paying members, nearly 1,000 dinners hosted and hundreds of recipes and chefs in their artillery, Dinner Lab has access to data that can only help them expand and improve, by gathering feedback from their members. The data allows them to keep up with the changing consumer behaviors in ways that traditional brick and mortars have yet to discover.
Distinguishing industry trends
Dinner Lab's popularity can be evidenced by the new dining trends they are setting. In a day and age where frankenfood, fusion cuisine and haute comfort food have become popular, Dinner Lab is making the act of dining pure again. Where dining is all about the food, company and experience, a restaurant's white tablecloths and violinists no longer measure exclusivity. Exclusivity is now based on making the discovery and getting in before it's too late.
"This is a really interesting thing happening from a consumer prospective," added Bordainick. "People don't correlate fine dining with a quiet restaurant with a violin playing anymore. It's really about the food and the reasons why people love food."
One of those reasons we love food so much is that it brings people together. Despite living in an age where basically everyone has an iPhone permanently bonded to their hand, people just want to be connected again. And, much like popular apps such as Facebook and AirBnB, Dinner Lab is bringing people closer to their community through food - by curating dinners that include authentic cuisine, distinct locations and a group of guests who share the same appreciation for that experience.
"We have spent a lot of time trying to figure out who we want to be when we grow up," said Bordainick, who is still learning more about his own company as it continues to grow quickly. "We are not interested in running a catering company that scales across the globe. We want to find what hasn't been discovered and bring that to people. It's what makes us excited to get up and work."
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- $270
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- La Fortuna
We will be waiting on arrival at the Juan Santamaria Airport to take a private transfer to your hotel in La Fortuna de San Carlos. This journey takes approximately 2.5 hours, passing through several villages in Costa Rica. We can also pick you up at any hotel in San Jose and Alajuela, as the beginning of the trip. After checking in at the hotel, you have the afternoon free to rest.
After the first night in La Fortuna, have the opportunity to enjoy a delicious breakfast at the hotel, besides the relaxing pools. During the afternoon be prepare for a tour in Arenal Volcano National Park, the pick-up is at about 1:30pm. After a short walk at the base of the "Coloso Arenal", we will take you to enjoy the Baldi Hot Springs.
This will be your last day in La Fortuna, so enjoy your breakfast at Hotel and be ready to experience a really nice tour, the Horseback Riding to the waterfall. After the hotel check-out (2pm) you will take a shuttle directly to Manuel Antonio. The arrival is at dusk, so it is time to rest or go out.
We hope you enjoy your first sunrise on this beautiful beach, Manuel Antonio. During the morning we will pass by the hotel, to take a visit to Manuel Antonio National Park, one of the most visited parks in Costa Rica. After the return to the hotel, free afternoon to enjoy the facilities.
This day will be entirely yours, to enjoy Manuel Antonio Beach. Sun, sea and sand! Everything you need for an unforgettable day and relax during your well deserved vacation.
Admire the last sunrise in Manuel Antonio, because we must return to real life. We will pick you up the hotel towards San Jose airport where you can take your flight back home. The drop off can also be at any hotel in San Jose or Alajuela.
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Influenced by traditional Mariachi music, Maria The Mexican is a hybrid of Mexican folklore and Rock. For ten years, Teresa and Maria Elena Cuevas performed with Mariachi Estrella founded by their grandmother Teresa Cuevas in 1970. As one of the first all female mariachi bands in the country, Maria Teresa Alonzo Cuevas is a pioneer in the Hispanic musical community. Her band flourished in the 80s but was struck by tragedy when four of the seven members were killed in the Hyatt Skywalk collapse in 1981. Once Teresa recovered she began teaching her grandchildren Mariachi music.
In 2000, Teresa and Maria began exploring other genres of music while simultaneously co-directing Mariachi Estrella. Today the fusion of Maria The Mexican is mixed with a touch of blues, soul, funk, and rock n' roll enhanced by the musical knowledge and sounds of Garrett Nordstrom. With a southwestern flare and melancholy motifs, Maria The Mexican rocks it out in Spanish and English with a host of emotion.
Maria the Mexican began May 5th, 2011 in Chicago when vocalists Maria and Teresa Cuevas hired blues/funk musician Garrett Nordstrom to play Mariachi guitar. Having been lifelong musicians from the Midwest, Nordstrom and the Cuevas Sisters paired up with guitarist Jason Riley to form Maria the Mexican, an Americana Soul/Mexicana Groove band with strong guitars and smooth vocals.
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Your privacy is very important to Prairie Girl Bakery. Accordingly, we have developed this privacy policy for you to understand how we collect and use personal information, which includes information that specifically identifies a person, such as a person's name, address, telephone number, or e-mail address. Personal information also includes information about a person's activities, such as information about his or her activity on our website or in our store, and demographic information, such as date of birth, gender, geographic area, and preferences, when any of this information is linked to personal information that identifies that person.
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➞ 20. nov 2019 – Uhørt, OsloWe'll announce more gigs soon!
Get emails about upcoming shows and releases!
The Band
The members of Yobrepus are Mats J. Sivertsen (vocals, guitar, keys), Leon Muraglia (guitar), Øyvind Rognerud (keys), Vegard Weyergang Vartdal (bass) and Paal Urdal (drums).
Out now!
Blakc Mould was released on Furuberget 5 May 2017! The album is available on vinyl and digital platforms.
The album can be ordered directly from us! 9 songs and 45 minutes of inventive alternative rock. Produced by Leon Muraglia and mastered on all analogue equipment by Alf Håkan Åkesson in Sweden. You will receive a nice 180g vinyl edition as well as lossless digital files for the same price as the vinly will be in the shops.
The Long and Winding RoadBlakc Mould started as a collection of songs I wrote and recorded at home in the spring of 2006. The whole project was a welcome breather from a comic book project I had been struggling with and was basically done just for fun. That Fall I left for Baltimore to do my MA and in the following years music would stay off my main path. I did keep making songs though, and in 2011 Leon Muraglia offered to produce the record.
Leon is a musician and producer who has collaborated with names such as Hans-Joachim Roedelius (Cluster) and Damo Suzuki (Can). Soon we had the amazing Christian Næss in to play drums while Leon layed down some bass. Things were starting to sound a lot more pro – but then I moved to Zürich and everything was more or less put on hold. In Zürich however, I met Jeroen Visser who was kind enough to add a beautiful clarinet arrangement to one of my later compositions – so things were kind of moving forward. When I returned to Oslo in 2013 my focus was still on other projects – I was making a short film, a web comic and an interactive installation – there was really no time for music. I was also finding it hard to believe in the project, despite Leon's insistence on the viability of my musical creations. Nevertheless, in 2015 I decided it was time to finish the album and we talked Aleksander Tidemann and Vegard Vartdal into contributing on drums and bass, elevating the quality of the remaining tracks by giant leaps.
Now it's 2016 and the record is done. The result is naturally hard to judge from my own point of view. It's art-rock with progressive influences, but with the sound of the indie 90s. I think my friend put it best when he said "it's got a lot of that Day-in-the-Life-stuff going on". So I guess McCartney has made his impact – but my musical influences are many: King Crimson, Jethro Tull, Tom Waits, Portishead, Radiohead, Pink Floyd, Mr. Bungle, Outkast, Frank Zappa, Seigmen, Motorpsycho, Joni Mitchell, Michael Jackson, A-ha, David Bowie, Thomas Dybdahl, The Cumshots (yes, I'm all over the place). A couple of people have mentioned Sparklehorse – who I love, but had not yet heard when the bulk of the album was written. I suppose it just must be experienced. Hopefully you can be the judge yourself when the album is out!
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In honor of my good friend Lauren's birthday this week, I wanted to feature her photography on my blog. I met Lauren the summer before we began our freshman year at the University of Georgia. We became instant friends, especially after learning that we were both art majors. Throughout our first few years of undergrad, we spent many long hours in the studio together drawing larger-than-life self portraits, welding abstract sculptures, and experimenting with new printmaking techniques (and plenty of time trying to keep each other awake during early morning art history classes as well).
Lauren is one of my greatest sources of artistic inspiration, and one of my most cherished friends. She was one of my bridesmaids in my wedding last summer, and I was thrilled that she was willing to take my bridal portraits and document our rehearsal dinner. (She also deserves special recognition for driving five hours to meet up with me to try on dozens -- is than an understatement? -- of bridesmaid dresses before we decided on these lovely dresses.)
Lauren recently moved from Georgia to New York City, where she is studying art therapy at the School of Visual Arts. I think this is a perfect fit for her because not only is she a talented artist, she is also one of the most caring and understanding people I know. And while her move to NYC has been an adjustment, it certainly hasn't hindered her ability to create. This year, she has taken on the quest to take a photo each and every day. She posts her Project 365 photos on her blog, and here I've included a few of my favorite images from the year (so far). She also posts photos periodically on flickr. Through these daily posts, I feel like I'm able to stay up to date with the events of Lauren's life in the city, even though I live miles and miles away.
Happy Birthday, Lauren! I hope your day was everything you'd hoped it would be. Can't wait to see your newest photos!
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Early detection of water leaks has the potential to reduce costs associated with damage to pipes, surrounding surfaces and structures, as well as costly water bills.
Depending on the site, we use two of the most reliable diagnostic tools for leak detection – Thermal Imaging and Acoustic Leak Detection.
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Thermal imaging is one of the most valuable best tools for diagnosing and detecting water leaks and locating hot water pipework in concrete slabs, walls, ceilings, bathrooms, and kitchens, etc.
Our thermal imaging equipment allows us to measure and detect the changes in surface temperature that is being investigated. These temperature changes are not visible to the naked eye. By identifying surface temperature changes we can pinpoint leaks where there is no physical evidence of any water damage.
Thermal imaging also allows us to track the extent of damage to the affected area, as often the leak is never at the point of the visible damage.
Acoustic Leak Detection
Acoustic leak detection is based on listening for sounds a leak may make in a pipe. Water leaks in underground, pressurised pipes make may sounds, including:
- Hiss or Whoosh sound – pipe vibration and orifice pressure reduction.
- Splashing or Bubbling brook sound – water flowing around the pipe.
- Beating/thumping sound – water spray hitting the wall of the soil cavity.
- Clinking sound – when water causes stones and pebbles to bounce off the pipe.
The "Hiss" or "Whoosh" sound is the only sound which is always present for leaks in pipes with 30 psi or higher water pressure. Other sounds may or may not be present and are usually not as loud.
Factors affecting loudness and frequency of sounds made by water leaks
- Water pressure in the pipe.
- Pipe material and diameter – Metal, copper and steel pipes transmit water leak sounds louder at a higher frequency than do PVC or cement pipes. The larger the pipe diameter the less sound transmitted and smaller frequency transmitted.
- Soil type and composition – Hard, compacted soil transmits water leak sounds better than sandy or very loose soils.
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Millbrook wrestling takes lead in Cap Eight
Minutes after Millbrook became the lone Cap Eight team undefeated in conference play by beating Leesville Road, 34-30, on Thursday, Wildcats coach Scott Saby got a reminder of what that means.
Wake Forest-Rolesville coach Sam Hershey walked up to greet him.
"See you next week," Hershey said. "We're coming for you."
Saby said that type of competitive atmosphere in the conference is why he and his Millbrook team can't get too comfortable with their spot atop the Cap Eight.
"There are four teams this year in the conference – Sanderson, Leesville Road, Wake Forest-Rolesville and us – that are pretty evenly matched teams," Saby said. "It's a grind, but this is something that the kids are looking forward to, wanting to be the best in the conference."
Both Saby and Leesville Road coach Jason Wyss knew Thursday's meet would come down to matchups.
Each coach played the chess game, trying to put their grapplers in the best position to get a win. The teams moved several wrestlers up and down in weight classes to try to secure the upper hand.
Wyss, who knew his team would have to forfeit a match, saw his Leesville team jump to a nine-point lead twice midway through the meet.
"I'm very proud of my guys," he said. "My lower weights responded really well and dealt with adversity and performed very well. ... It's close. It's a heartbreaker. We bumped a lot of guys up and moved a lot of guys around and they responded well."
The Pride (22-3, 3-1) won six of the first nine bouts. Chris Pendergraft won by ultimate tie breaker over Donovan Dawkins in the 285-pound match; Chris Kimmerly (113) pinned Lee Patton in 3 minutes, 51 seconds; Zach Jones (120) won by decision over Kenyon Rochelle Simmons; Nicolo Buico (126) won by decision over Nick Norton; Dylan Boss (132) won by decision over Angelo O'Briant; Matt Cesari (145) pinned Kelvin Ross in 3:28; and Jackson Tucker won by forfeit to close the meet at 195.
Millbrook (24-2, 5-0) got a boost from several wrestlers returning to action.
David Robinson, Dillon Dawkins and Hunter McClelland all won their respective matches.
Robinson (170) won by major decision over Casey Burns, Dawkins (182) won by forfeit and McClelland (220) started off the meet with a pin against Chris Judson in 45 seconds.
"They were big guys on our team and we needed them," Saby said. "It was nice to see David come up and beat Casey Burns. He put us ahead. We were behind for a while."
Other winners for Millbrook were Crayton Saby (106) by decision over Cole Collins, Brett Burton (138) won by pin over Beau Courtney in 1:24, Nigel Griffin (152) won by decision over Tyler Ruff and Chris Williams (160) won by pin over Corey Kennedy in 35 seconds.
"Millbrook's in the driver seat," Wyss said. "They beat us and beat Sanderson. They have Wake Forest-Rolesville next week. I'm becoming a big Wake Forest-Rolesville fan. Wake Forest-Rolesville beats them, we beat Wake Forest-Rolesville, we beat Sanderson, it's a three-way tie and that's what we're working towards now. We're looking to share the conference championship."
Millbrook travels to Wake Forest-Rolesville on Wednesday while Leesville Road hosts Sanderson on Thursday.


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Initially there were multiple cities on both sides of the South Platte River. Seeing that there were other ways besides gold claims to get rich in the Pike's Peak region, Major General William H. Larimer acquired the land on the eastern side of the Platte River, laid out a city, and named it after territorial governor James Denver. There were other towns in the same location, and disagreements soon broke out over what the area was to be called. As legend has it, eventually a bargain was struck for the price of a barrel of whiskey, and Denver became the official name of the settlement.
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Like many historic areas, the Ballpark Neighborhood and its flagship hotel, the Burlington, saw their share of hard times. After subsisting as a convenience store, pharmacy and flop house in what was once considered a "shady part of town", the hotel sat empty and neglected for many years. In the 1990's the building was purchased and so began its revitalization.
Thorndykes Coffee Shop (after the Burlington's original moniker) was opened in 1999 in what Whiskey Bar's main bar room is now. You can still view the antique coffee cup sign hanging overhead, originally hung on the front of another coffee shop on Larimer St…and no it's not for sale. The upper floors of the Burlington were converted into apartments. Red Shift framing did its business downstairs and Gallery Rouge resided on the main floor in what is now the game room. In 2003, Thorndykes was purchased and started its transformation into Whiskey Bar. Red Shift and Gallery Rouge moved nearby, and Whiskey Bar took over the entire space to become what you see today.
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While most school-age children were sleeping late on a Saturday morning in November, several teams from local schools converged on the Bissell Campus of Charlotte Country Day to expand their minds at the North Carolina Odyssey of the Mind Central Region Skills Fair.
They may have been learning, but for some it was simply fun - sort of like eating your vegetables and really liking them at the same time.
Bart Austin of Mountainbrook and Dick Raley of Kingswood, volunteer co-directors of North Carolina Odyssey of the Mind Central Region, have served as coaches for past Odyssey teams and assisted in coordinating the fair, where kids played and learned skills to prepare for the Odyssey of the Mind Central Region Tournament on March 5 at Wingate University.
Janice Palmer, seventh-grade science teacher and department chair at Charlotte Country Day, called the skills fair "a success."
"Charlotte Country Day was very honored to host it," said Palmer, who also coordinates the nine teams at Charlotte Country Day, some of which were in attendance at the skills fair.
Teams learned all sorts of tasks, including working with pulleys, sewing, writing scripts and creating items from recycled materials. In the Odyssey of the Mind competition, children must work without adult assistance to solve a problem, so they often need a wide range of abilities.
The competition requires teams to choose a problem from a set of five and work creatively to solve it. The creative aspect of Odyssey of the Mind requires that children come up with unconventional solutions to seemingly simple problems.
The coach serves as a facilitator and cannot help the teams develop answers.
The coaches "can't tell a kid what to do. It empowers the team to have self-assurance that they can do things on their own," said Austin.
The teams, typically five to seven members, can begin working on their problems when they become members of Odyssey of the Mind. The teams present their solutions in an eight-minute presentation at the competition, which is divided by grade levels: kindergarten-fifth grade, sixth-eighth grade, ninth-12 grade and collegiate.
"All of the problems get to some kind of performance and you've got to have some kind of script, and they usually have to have some kind of set," said Raley.
Teams also are expected to solve a spontaneous problem given to them at the competition, which requires them to think creatively and critically on their feet.
The presentation class and the papier-mache class were a big hit with the Polo Ridge Elementary teams, according to Animikh Sen, a team coach and father of daughter Ahana, 10, and son Anik, 8, who participate in Odyssey of the Mind.
Sen coordinates the five teams at Polo Ridge. "The teachers (of the classes) were so engaged with the kids, and they enjoyed that," said Sen.
Beth Rennie, a parent and volunteer coach for the Alexander Graham Middle and Selwyn Elementary teams, has been involved with Odyssey of the Mind for three years.
"There are few things in life that give my kids and our kids such a confidence boost," said Rennie. Rennie's daughters, Julianna, 11, and Alexa, 8, participate on separate teams.
"The really amazing thing is when you go to tournaments and the high school kids are there, and they are setting up games for the little kids, and they're totally into it. And the college kids come back and they're judges," said Rennie.
Austin said he is grateful for volunteers like Rennie.
"Odyssey of the Mind is founded on the hard work of the children and all the volunteers that make it possible," said Austin, who calls the volunteers the "unsung heroes of the organization."
In the papier-mache class, children laid paper triangles on molds of foil faces to make masks. Graeme Elrod, 10, of Davidson Elementary, who participated in the class, said, "It was fun because you could get all messy with the papier-mache glue and make a lot of stuff.
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Katie Matkins, 11, of Alexander Graham Middle School, participated in the presentation workshop, where she learned how to project while speaking. She said she likes that Odyssey of the Mind "teaches you to think differently than you would usually think."
Katie's teammate Elizabeth Anne Smith, 12, agreed: "It teaches you to be creative and think outside of the box and be spontaneous. You have to come up with things on the spot."
Austin said he believes "that at every school ... the kids should have the opportunity to do this. There is a certain percentage of kids in every school that would thrive on it, and it's just not available."
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Does any one know the total number of keywords that I can have in an account?
deep_alley and others, here is an excerpt from a thread earlier in the year that will shed some light on this same topic:
...keyword limits vary per...and are dependent on how successfully keywords have been used in the account.
If you run into a keyword limit and need more, you may certainly contact AdWords support with a request. They'll review your account, and reply dependent on what they find there:
* An account chock full of thousands of keywords that are carefully selected and performing well? Your request will likely be approved.
* An account chock full of thousands of randomly picked keywords that aren't targeted to the products or services advertised? You'll likely get suggestions about how to streamline your keyword lists, and more effectively use keywords within the current limit.
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number of keywords (separate lines ) per ad group?
If all else fails, just open up a new account.
I'd advise caution with this solution, as there is the very real possibility of running afoul of the AdWords Terms and Conditions when opening multiple accounts. More info on the page linked-to below, or by contacting AdWords support if you'd like to explore your particular needs.
Can I have multiple AdWords accounts?
I've been living with that message for about 2 years. When I get stopped, I just go for kws to delete. They're are enough with zero impressions for enough time for me to conclude they're worthless.
I don't believe I've asked Google to up it. 50k is getting to be hard to manage. Not sure I want more. Many keywords I use now turn out to be useless guesses on my part and frankly could be eliminated.
What I did put in the "things I'd like to see" thread that is running is a request that the keyword search in Tools allow for a time frame. Right now, I find the "This week", "Last month", "All time" and the couple of other options too limiting. I'd like to go for 60 days or 90 days to decide what to delete.
Does anyone know if negative keywords at the Adgroup level count toward your "quota"?
With the "newer" expanded broad match, I find I need to use them pretty liberally within Adgroups.
Good question Israel. I'll confirm my thought (which is that they do count), and post again on Thursday. Funny, this rarely comes up since most advertisers don't bump up agains the limits - and I'm only about 75% sure of my answer - way less than I prefer to be. Usually, I'll give a solid yes or no at about 99.86% certainty. ;)
I know how to run my business. I don't like being told how to do it. This is how I make my living. I've been doing this for almost 3 years and making my living at it for 2 1/2.
I am and will continue to pursue other avenues besides Google. They'll continue to see less of my advertising dollar in the future. I don't need this aggravation.
Good question Israel. I'll confirm my thought (which is that they do count), and post again on Thursday.
I've now had this confirmed. Negative keywords do count towards the total 'quota' for keywords within one's account.
That said, Israel, if you (or anyone else) feels moved to write up a compelling argument as to why this should not be the case and/or how it has worked against you, I'll happily quote you in tomorrow's Advertiser Feedback Report.
Can't come up with a compelling argument except that I will say this:
No stats need be kept on the negative keywords. Once deleted, they're gone forever unlike regular keywords.
"Regular" keywords bloat your database since they must be available forever for reporting, ranking purposes, etc.
One reason Google limits keywords is to discourage the "dictionary uploaders" who have the potential to show for irrelevant searches.
Heavier use of negative keywords helps prevent this, providing more targeted ads. They provide the opposite effect that the "dictionary uploader" causes.
Negative keywords at the Adgroup level are likely to be "easier" on the system since they only have to be considered when an ad within the Adgroup shows, not whenever any ad in the campaign shows.
Besides, I've shot myself in the foot more than once putting negative keywords at the campaign level where they remain somewhat "hidden" from view. Later they'll turn up in a product name as a proper noun and I'll wonder why I get no impressions on my keywords ;)
Of course it does make sense to keep the obvious ones that will always apply at the campaign level. "free", etc.
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The first after-sommer blog offers a small quiz. If you think that you know the answer - treat yourself on an ice cream! (If you're not sure whether you got it right, send me a message to get it checked. And treat yourself on ice anyhow :P)
Fill in the xx's with the numbers mentioned in the title of this blog:
The xxth cycle, which will begin its RRE studies very soon, is hereby warmly welcomed into the program. We're happy to have you along! I don't know anything the number of accepted student, but hopefully soon an update on that. You made a proper choice for your MA - now enjoy it!
Even more amazingly, the RRE program is planning ahead: on the Aarhus RRE website, the courses for the spring term of xx can be found, for the xxth cycle (!). Long live RRE!
After what I have heard to be a very bad July, the weather in Lund and surroundings has been great lately. Today offers sun and a nice xx degrees, if I may believe Sydsvenskan.
This is ultimate procrastinating behavior (sorry Henrik) as I will hand in my thesis in one week from now. Right now, my thesis has xx words and that should definitely become a few more over the next week. Anyways, I'm soon to graduate - finally - which means that this blog now really needs someone to take over if it is to survive, as I don't think I will, want or should continue writing as an alumna. So, are you an RRE student and would you like to write something about RRE every now and then? Contact me! :-)
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Prior to this, she created the New York office of a global pro bono law firm nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize – PILPG – where she advised on human rights, transitional justice and reform in Burma, Côte d'Ivoire, Egypt, Kenya, Libya, Somaliland, Tunisia, Uganda and Zimbabwe.
Anna previously practiced corporate law at the law firm of Jones Day in New York, where she advised multinational companies on cross-border business transactions, joint venture, private equity and risk management. She founded and led the firm's International Law Pro Bono Group advising clients on international law and human rights. She was previously an advisor to the World Bank, advising on the Millennium Development Goal of achieving universal primary education.
Anna is a (non-practicing) lawyer qualified in New York, England and Wales and France. She is the recipient of various awards, including the Seymour-Reuben Award for shaping international law and the Empire State Counsel Award for changing the lives of those unable to afford counsel. Anna has a Masters in International Law (LL.M.) from American University Washington College of Law and a law degree in common and civil law from the University of Paris X.
Please note that Anna Triponel is no longer a practising solicitor and does not purport to provide legal advice.


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From talking to your bump and visualising your first meeting with baby, to creating the ultimate birthing experience, there are many ways to bond with your baby, before, during and after birth. To get the lowdown we talked to doula and hypnobirthing practitioner Nic Bambury to get her tips. Here's what she had to say.
Ways to Bond With Your Baby Before Birth
Bonding tip #1: Talk to your bump
"Your baby's hearing is developing all the time. From around 23 weeks he/she will be able to hear your heartbeat clearly and from around 29-33 weeks, baby will start to recognise voices and higher pitched sounds from the womb. At this point it's really nice to talk or sing to your bump as some research shows that babies can actually identify their mother's voice. If you feel a little silly talking to your bump, try reading a story out load instead."
Bonding tip #2: Play music
"Playing music to your bump can have a relaxing effect on both you and your little one. Baby will start to recognise the different rhythms and noises and may react with kicks or punches, which in turn brings you a lot of comfort and reassurance."
Bonding tip #3: Touch your bump
"A soothing way to bond with your baby is to gently stroke your bump. As you feel your baby move, you 'chat' with kicks and rubs between you."
Bonding tip #4: Imagine meeting baby
"Studies into brain patterns show that the same brain centers light up whether we actually do something or imagine doing something. Therefore, if you visualise meeting your baby, your brain experiences the meeting as if it's actually happening. Try to imagine how small and warm and beautiful your baby is, then focus on the joy of meeting them, holding them, kissing them and touching their little feet."
Bonding tip #5: Be thankful
"Expressing gratitude for the baby being in your tummy really creates a lot of connection. So either out loud or in your head, thank baby whenever you feel a little kick. I also recommend that when you wake in the morning, put one hand on your heart and the other on your tummy and say 'thank you for this precious gift'."
Bonding tip #6: Meditate
"There is a growing body of evidence that suggests prenatal meditation helps with bonding, as it provides uninterrupted time to connect with your baby. You can look up meditation techniques on YouTube, however, I recommend going to a guided meditation. As well as the opportunity to meet new mums who are going through the same experience as you, it's a bit nicer than sitting in front of your computer."
Ways to Bond With Your Baby During Labour
Bonding tip #7: Forget everything you've heard
"If you have a good birth experience it can really enhance the bond you have with baby. However, a lot of us have preconceptions about what birth is like and we're scared even before we go into labour. There is a theory called the Law Of Attraction, which suggests that by focusing on positive or negative thoughts a person brings positive or negative experiences into their life. As a doula I've seen some amazing birth experiences, so I always encourage parents to forget everything they've heard, release those fears placed in their minds by others and just connect and go with their bodies and babies."
Bonding tip #8: Choose your hospital wisely
"Your birthing environment affects the type of birth you have, so before you choose a hospital do a tour and ask relevant questions about the environment, how you will be supported and what their medicalization rates are like (i.e C-sections and inductions). Ultimately, just as having a supportive and informed partner is important, it's also vital that your OB/GYN and hospital support your birth choices."
Bonding tip #9: Mind your words
"We know from Neuroscience that words are everything. That little rhyme 'sticks and stones will break my bones but words will never hurt me' is absolutely not true. The words that we use and more importantly, how we use them, is everything, and that's why in Hypnobirthing we reframe negative words associated with labour and birth. For example, we refer to contractions (a harsh-sounding word) as waves, and a stalled labour as 'a lull in labour'. We also use positive verbal support, so instead of questions like 'are you in pain?', which cause mum to scan her body and look for pain, we suggest 'are you perfectly comfortable?' In my classes we prep dads so they knows how to speak to mum during labour and can brief your midwife accordingly."
Bonding tip #10: Trust your body
"If you feel relaxed and calm you'll create lots of Oxytocin, which is the hormone you need for your waves (contractions) to be efficient. There will also be a release of Beta-endorphins, which are your body's natural comfort measure and are several times stronger than morphine. Having a good education of birthing hormones helps you to understand what is happening in labour, connect with your baby and ultimately have a better birthing experience."
Bonding tip #11: Get the ambience right
"Consider how other mammals give birth effortlessly in their natural environment. Generally they go into a more secluded space where it's safe, comfortable and dimly light. You can do the same by dimming lights, playing gentle music and surrounding yourself with comforting/familiar aromas."
Ways to Bond With Your Baby After Birth
Bonding tip #12: Keep baby with you
"The hour after birth is called the 'Golden Hour' or the 'Hour of Power', because it is crucial bonding time for mum and baby. I recommend that you receive your baby from birth and lift him/her up to you slowly so that you can both look at each other. When you hold baby close to you, your heartbeats synchronise, baby's temperature regulates, and you'll both get a huge boost of Oxytocin, which is referred to in the birthing world as the 'hormone of love'. Obviously if there is something wrong with baby and he/she needs to be taken to NICU then that's another issue."
Bonding tip #13: Wait a while, dad
"First-time dads often want to hold the baby straight after birth. However, I always advise dads to either wait for an hour after birth or cuddle with mum and baby together, which is magical."
Bonding tip #14: Put baby on the breast
"It's really important not to get stressed about breastfeeding as this can actually hinder your ability to nurse. Instead, get yourself into a comfortable position with cushions to support you, put your baby on your chest and he/she will do the rest. Whether your baby nuzzles or feeds, both help with bonding and birth of the placenta."
For more information about Nic Bambury or to book a Hypnobirthing course with her click here.


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OM Mexico is dedicated to mobilize churches and people for missions.
Do you like to do pioneering ministry and working with teams:
* To establish a relationship with different churches and good communication
* To mobilize churches in creative ways
* To organize awareness in meetings about missions
* To build good network among organizations
*Have good awareness of missions in the church
* To help us developing strategy for mobilizing
It's not just graphic design. It's creating an image that will motivate members of vibrant communities of Jesus followers. If you already have graphic design experience, this position could be for you!
The OM Costa Rica team has many stories to tell, but lack of someone to write and communicate them in a clear, concise, and captivating way.
We are looking for a person who can help us strengthen relationships between partners, churches, and local volunteers by telling effectively what God is doing in OM Costa Rica.
We need a passionate person with the ability to draw in readers with strong leads and imagination igniting details. Could this be you? Read more!
Field Vision: We want to see vibrant communities of Jesus Followers among the least reached.
Responsible to: Field Leader (and Field Leadership Team)
Department Vision:
To lead the Tajikistan field in devotion to God extending leadership through the WACA regional / field and country leaders.
Position Goal:
To see the Field Leader successful in providing leadership to OM Tajikistan.
Purpose of this position: To facilitate an increase in the number of recruits joining Tajikistan field.
Working Relationships: Position falls under the Field Personnel Department and will report to the Field Leader and WACA Personnel Officer. Other close working relationships include the ACO, WACA FPO's, Field Short-Term Coordinators and relevant Sending Field personnel
As part of the Global Story Team under Global Brand Management (GBM), the Copywriting Coach oversees and maintains the network of copywriters in OM. The Coach will invest in OM's copywriters, helping them develop in their copywriting skills, while upholding the OM brand standards as it relates to messaging and communicating to audiences.
Help present OM's ministries and opportunities to a Norwegian audience. Bring the OM stories to life in Norwegian, through writing/translating/copy-writing, including graphic design, photos and related media. Reach your audience through printed material, web site and Social Media.
TP Media House is an OM UK partner organization that is set up to share the good news through digital Media. At TP Media Studio we believe in developing skills and individuals so they get a professional experience on the skill side but also develop a passion for Christ and people they will be impacting.
Are you passionate about crafting stories that reveal how God is working? If so, please join our team and use your skills to enable others to pray for, give to and join the work.
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Musiques Eclatees is a non-profit organization for the production and diffusion of contemporary, classical and jazz music in Strasbourg, Grand Est of France, and the large border area between France, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium and Luxembourg.
Musiques Eclatees promotes musical creation with a one-day musical festival and runs an annual concert series. Our organization also supports new musical projects, publishes music, and offers technical and music business courses. At last we're also working on the future opening of a new music venue for residencies and musical creation.
The 30th of March in 2019, the second edition of Musiques Eclatees took place. This one presented itself like a musical route allowing to discover all the vitality and energy of musical ensembles of Strasbourg through 10 free concerts in the historical city center of Strasbourg. For this second edition, we proposed you one concert all hours in venues just as unexpected as music that we've proposed you : the Cathedrale, a river boat, the city hall private room, the Opera National du Rhin, or the Lafayette Galleries.
Between classical, jazz and contemporary music, this 30th of March in 2019 has been the opportunity to glean to suit your whims and fancies between all this quality musical proposals play with talent and intensity by the musicians of Strasbourg, they are already known or deserve to be.


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|The purpose of this research is to develop SiC-based multilayers, for applications in extreme environment such as H2 generation plants. Tape casting technology, followed by debinding and sintering at very high temperature (~2200 °C) has been used. In Europe H2 generation processes are being studied under the project HycycleS1, that focuses at the qualification and enhancement of materials and components, in particular ceramics of the SiC family, for key steps of thermochemical cycles for solar or nuclear hydrogen generation. SiC-based materials for applications in extreme environments are developed within the European project ExtreMat. This project has identified the generation of hydrogen as a possible spin off of research activities. HycycleS (Materials and components for Hydrogen production by sulphur based thermochemical cycles) is a project funded under 7th Framework Programme. ExtreMat is funded within the 6th Framework Programme and it targets on the creation of new multifunctional materials. The aim of this research is to develop multilayer SiC for applications in hydrogen generation plants based on thermochemical cycle "S-I" or cycle hybrid thermochemical-electrolytic. The structured components of such facilities (tanks, tubular heat exchangers, etc) should have excellent thermal stability at high temperature, corrosion resistance (in the presence of corrosive agents such as sulphuric acid, sulphur dioxide, sulphur dioxide and hydrogen iodide) and good thermal conductivity. The proposed method will provide almost pure silicon carbide products with multilayer laminate structure. Compared with other fabrication processes, this manufacturing approach for SiC-based ceramics has some advantages: the absence of secondary components (as is the case of bonded reaction infiltrated SiC) that expose the material to corrosion, easy-forming components, and a good toughness due to the laminate structure. The integration of porous layers in the multilayer structure as well as the integration of chopped carbon fibres, placed within the SiC sheets constituting the multilayer core, can provide better thermal management. Porous layers are suitable for lowering down the thermal conductivity through the thickness, while the fibres (aligned with the casting direction) are expected to increase the conductivity in the plane of the sheets and to drive the heat far from the hot spots. Finally both of them are suitable for improving the multilayer toughness, provided that suitable interfacial bonds between the layers as well as between the matrix and the fibres form. Toughness should be improved by exploiting de-bonding, pull-out and delamination phenomena, without decreasing too much the overall strength of the material. Then a compromise between strength and toughness should be achieved. Accordingly, three kinds of specimens were tested: · Multilayered SiC integrating porous layers, · Multilayered SiC integrating SiC and C long fibres layer. · Multilayered composites made by stacking Cf/SiC composite layers. Two kinds of chopped carbon fibres (polyamide coated and uncoated) were used for the manufacture of the composite sheets. Dense SiC was always used as a reference. The main concern in the design of ceramic laminates containing either porous layers or composite Cf/SiC layers deals with the risk of decreasing the oxidation resistance. In this research will be detailed the effects of different heat treatments (oxidation and/or corrosion) applied to different kinds of multilayer SiC. To this purpose the microstructure and the main mechanical properties will be compared before and after heat treatment.
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Swedish Sweet Tooth: Desserts with Patrik Fredriksson/
Recently, Red Rooster hosted Norda's executive pastry chef Patrik Fredriksson for a media tasting of some of his beautiful desserts. Flying all the way from Norda, in Marcus' hometown of Gothenburg, the pastry chef of the Swedish National Team served three gorgeous interpretations of classic Swedish desserts to a group of journalists from the Village Voice, Serious Eats, Travel & Leisure, The Daily Meal and more.
After two courses from Red Rooster (deviled eggs and cornbread, and fish and grits), guests were treated to a deconstructed Swedish Princess Cake, an île flottante with candied kumquats and ice cream, and the Moln, a light meringue with rhubarb and finished with a champagne-laced coulis, which will live on the Red Rooster dessert menu for the rest of month.
A huge thank you to Patrik for coming to visit us in Harlem to share his beautiful and delicious treats with our guests. If you're in New York, come up to visit us and try the Moln before it's off the menu. And if you find yourself in Gothenburg? Be sure and stop by Norda and say hello to Patrik and his team.


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Toyota recently unveiled the all new Corolla which is now on sale in the European markets. The car has now been spotted testing in India for the first time, indicating a possible launch in the first quarter of 2014.
The car is based on the Corolla Furia concept car showcased at the Detroit motor show in January, but is a more toned down version of the facelift featured in the US market. The front gets a square design with sharp lines for the bumper, grille and the hood. The blacked-out headlamps and light cluster feature LED inserts blend into the sloping bonnet which also features prominent creases on the sides.
The European spec car also features aggressive wrap around tail lamps while resembling its elder sibling, the Camry. The sportiness is carried forward by the bulging wheel arches and the sharp wedge on the C-pillar. The car will get refreshed interiors with two tone interiors and better use of fabric and plastic. The dashboard lighting will feature blue LEDs along with a completely redesigned instrument panel.
The new Corolla will continue with the 1.8-litre petrol mill and the 1.4-litre diesel mill all of which will be re-tuned to improve efficiency and performance figures. There is also a possibility of having a seven-speed automatic CVT and an all-new electric power steering system.
The Corolla will go up against the Chevy Cruze and the Hyundai Elantra in the D segment where it will try and make its mark, which it is currently struggling to do despite being one of the most sold cars in the world. it is also likley that this car is doing component tetsing in the country as Toyota had previously announced that it will focus on the developement of Etios twins till the end of next year.


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Happy Network Marketing as the name suggests is totally dedicated to Overall HAPPINESS for those who want to be Happy. Paramahansa Yogananda Said
Out of JOY we Come, In search of JOY we live and We will melt again in the same secred JOY
Basically it is Mission Happiness
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That Happiness is nothing but GOD, the Almighty, the creater or what ever you name it. Have you seen a SAD God? No ! you will never find a SAD God. Actually through Happiness we are looking for GOD, Who is made us as His image. We only have to realize it.
This website will try to make you Physically, Mentally and Spiritually Happy. Just keep on visiting us and remain in touch. We promise your overall development provided you want to be Happy.


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Castle Heights is a neighborhood within the city and county of Los Angeles in the Westside region and is surrounded by other communities such as: Cheviot Hills, Culver City, Beverlywood, Reynier Village, Regent Square and Palms.
The award winning Castle Heights Elementary School located on Cattaraugus Avenue is a source of much pride and attention in the area. According to greatschools.org Castle Heights Elementary is a Public K-5 with 576 students and received a 9 out of 10 rating.
In 2012 test scores were 898 API.


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4 The Accounting Historians Notebook, April 2009
The 2009 Academy of Accounting
Historians Research Conference
took place on March 26th and 27th
in Paris in conjunction with the
Journées d'Histoire de la Compta-bilité
et du Management. Exclud-ing
the World Congress held at
Nantes in July 2006, this year
marked the 14th Journées confer-ence
and also the first time that the
Academy has hosted its research
conference outside North America.
Over 70 participants had the op-portunity
to meet with colleagues
from around the globe, discuss and
debate research themes and com-ment
on a wide variety of research
papers, as well as enjoy Paris in
springtime. The conference ses-sions
were held at l'université Paris
-Sud 11 in collaboration with l'uni-versité
d'Evry. We were graciou-sly
welcomed at the opening ses-sion
by Mme la Vice-Présidente de
l'université Paris-Sud 11, Colette
Voisin and by our co-hosts, Profes-sors
Henri Zimnovitich (Paris-Sud)
and Alain Michel (Evry). Profes-sor
François Caron, professor eme-ritus
of economic history at l'uni-versité
Paris IV-Sorbonne provi-ded
a thoughtful plenary address
on the role of transportation and its
accounting aspects to highlight
our conference theme, History of
transportation, accounting and
management evolutions. This ses-sion
was followed by two days of
parallel sessions, a tour of the Na-tional
Archives of France led by
the dean of our host Faculty, Pro-fessor
Jérôme Fromageau and a
guided tour of the nearby Chateau
de Sceaux. The conference gala
dinner was an occasion to enjoy
not only the food of the Auvergne
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Academy of Accounting Historians 2009 Re-search
Conference & Journées d'Histoire de
la Comptabilité et du Management
March 26-27, 2009
Paris — France
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Leopard habitat is diverse due to the fact that the animal was once spread over much of the Earth. This has changed in recent decades due to the spread of civilization and hunting practices, but they still range across all of southern Africa, parts of the Middle East, and regions of Asia, such as Russia, China, and Mongolia. Their widespread presence in these regions means that leopards share the natural world with many of Earth's largest creatures, such as elephants, lions, and apes. The environmental conditions for a leopard habitat can vary from grassland savannah in Africa to tropical jungle regions in India, and the snow-capped mountains of the Himalayas of Asia.
By looking at individual species of leopard, it is easier to determine what is found in a leopard habitat. The snow leopard habitat is a rugged one of isolated mountain ranges over 9,840 feet (3,000 meters) above sea level. Vegetation can be sparse here, and the terrain is usually a treacherous mixture of cliffs and steep ravines. The tree line in the Himalayas, above which trees cease to grow, is around 10,000 to 12,000 feet (3,048 to 3,658 meters), so the snow leopard and its cousin in the region, the clouded leopard, live in an environment with little shelter from storms or wind. Other large wildlife that inhabits this area include the Himalayan brown bear, the red panda, and the goat antelope.
A seemingly preferred type of leopard habitat is that of bush and riverine forest, where thick undergrowth exists. This is partly due to the fact that leopards sleep and seek shelter during the day both in the branches of trees as well as thick bushes. They are largely nocturnal and solitary creatures, which offers them some protection from other large predators. Unlike lions and tigers, a leopard diet is often based on smaller animals, such as rabbits, birds, and monkeys. The diverse wildlife of much of the grasslands of Africa is, therefore, an ideal hunting ground and warm climate in which they still thrive.
A leopard habitat where the animals are not often seen due to natural cover is that of tropical rainforests. They are in fact the only large cat species that lives both in rainforest and desert regions. One of the reasons for this is that they have a diet that is much more adaptable than most other large predatory animals. Leopards can live on anything from mammals to reptiles and birds, and are capable of co-existing with a large variety of other creatures, including close proximity to human settlements. Other advantages that make a leopard habitat one of dozens of types of environments include the facts that they are mobile, not territorial creatures, and that leopard breeding usually only produces two to three offspring at most.
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9 Ways to Get Out of a Fitness Funk This Fall
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When asked if we'd be interested in creating a poster for the new EMP exhibit 'Nirvana: Taking Punk To The Masses', we had to think about it for about zero seconds. After listening to each record a few times, I decided to base my concept on the song 'Scentless Apprentice', my favorite track from In Utero. Many thanks to Chris, Jacob and the EMP for asking us. Pick one up here (we only have 15 of these suckers) and be sure to check out the exhibit if you find yourself in these parts.
2-color (metallic silver and black) silk-screened poster on white stock.