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Only a little over a year and a half has past since Maruo Eiichirou took up tennis for the first time, but he has already decided that he wants to go pro. Having convinced his parents of his determination and with the blessing of the Southern Tennis Club, he now spends all of his time training and competing with the goal of winning the All-Japan Junior during his final year of high school. But the deal with his parents carries one condition, if he doesn't win the All-Japan Junior he must give up tennis and turn all of his attention to getting into college. But is he really willing to give up the game he loves so much if he doesn't win it all?
Eiichirou and His Progress
Baby Steps 2 succeeds where all sports anime must, by having an interesting and likable protagonist whose experiences and progression within the game itself inspire the viewer. Eiichirou is just the right type of character to anchor a show to and though the speed of his growth in tennis can seem a bit super-human at times, it is always earned and never feels out of place. As he continually pushes himself to the limit, never wasting an opportunity to find a new way to win, it is nigh impossible to root against him. But Eiichirou is not just an inspiration to the viewer, he also acts to inspire those around him as well, everywhere he goes and everyone that he interacts with during the season comes away changed, making his presence a lasting and significant one.
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Eiichirou's primary rival from season one, Egawa Takuma, has moved onto the pros, so a number of rivals, old and new, must step up to round out the stellar and interesting cast. With Araya Hiroshi and Nabae Yuu being the two most important to take up the torch that Takuma left behind. I especially enjoyed Eiichirou's relationship with Araya and believe it is the best illustration of how Baby Steps does its rivalries right. After Araya barely defeated Eiichirou in the first season, he cames to realize that there is much he could learn from Eiichirou's approach to tennis and if he does not improve himself, he would be past up before too long. This same process may be played out with all of Eiichirou's rivals, but it never grows old as each of his opponents is able to bring a different background and perspective to their respective match. They all walk away, win or lose, knowing that they need to do better and fully aware of their own weaknesses, as one of Eiichirou's strengths is exploiting any opening he can discover.
It is hard not to smile when the protagonist of a story slowly but surely wins over his opponents and gains the respect of those with more experience. One the most entertaining moments in the season comes when three of Eiichirou's rivals, the nationally ranked Araya, Nabae and Akada discuss whether or not Eiichirou will win his then on-going match against yet another nationally ranked player. As each offers his own opinion, it is Araya who most strongly backs Eiichirou's chances, believing that his friend is someone to be feared on the court, as he is completely unwilling to give up and will often show great improvement between the beginning and end of a single match.
The Matches
As the focus of season two is all about preparing for and getting to the All-Japan Junior, most of the season is taken up by the matches played during both the Kanagawa Prefecture and Kanto Region tournaments. Though the studio, Pierrot, often takes many short cuts during the animation of these matches, it is nevertheless able to keep them both engaging and interesting for the viewer, often switching back and forth from Eiichirou's perspective and that of his opponent to keep the flow from waning. I can happily say that I was never bored by any of the matches and never felt that any episode was being used as filler, even though a couple of the matches where four episodes in length.
A Budding Romance
Eiichrou's relationship with Natsu is one of the most pleasant things about the entire series. From beginning to end it feels realistic, neither forced upon the viewer nor used to create needless drama, but is instead a natural part of the greater narrative. It is nice to see a romantic relationship in a sports themed anime be used as something other than a distraction or bother, but be a source of strength and resilience for both parties. It also has just enough progress during the season to keep you satisfied.
Nat-chan and Her Progress
Natsu as a character is great, her intuitive and spontaneous nature acts as a perfect counter to Eiichirou's much more cerebral approach to things. The problem is that after two seasons and 50 episodes the Natsu we have at the end, at least outside of her romance with Eiichirou, is basically the same Natsu we first met. Neither her character nor her game has changed much as far as the viewer can tell, as we rarely get to spend time with her outside of her interactions with Eiichirou. Which is a shame. It is bad when Yukichi, a character whose name I often forget and usually just remember as the guy that calls Eiichirou "aniki," has more progress as a player than the female lead. Natsu is an interesting character and a major focus of Eiichirou's life, it is just sad that she falls so far down the list when it comes to getting attention on her story and game. This is something I really hope gets fixed as the series continues.
America, We Barely Knew Thee
The second season of Baby Steps starts up right where season one leaves off, with Eiichirou traveling to Florida to receive training experience outside of STC and to get a taste of what international play is like. With several episodes dedicated to his two weeks in America, one returning character and a number of new characters are given time and a place in Eiichirou's world. Though the quality of these characters does vary a bit, all of them have potential and are good additions to the show. After meeting all of them our protagonist gets on a plane back to Japan and we don't end up seeing any of them again. They will probably return sometime in the future, but until then it is almost as if they don't exist. Realistic it may be, it is still a let down.
We Are Not There Yet
Starting near the end of season one and throughout season two, Eiichirou and the show's focus has rested squarely on the All-Japan Junior and what it means for his future. The problem is that Baby Steps 2 ends at the conclusion of the Kanto Regional, meaning that we are still only two-thirds of the way through this part of Eiichirou's life. The pacing has been fantastic from the beginning, but to come this far and to not know if or when we will finally see the grand tournament played is hard to accept.
Baby Steps 2 does a lot of things right and is a great example of the sports genre. Though it does not quite make it onto my list of all time favorite sports anime, it is worth a watch from just about anyone. If you enjoy likable characters, good writing and inspirational moments you really can't go wrong with Baby Steps 2. Now to wait for the announcement of season three. It's not over yet.
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Abigail Bickel, Staff Reporter
April 6, 2018
For a chance at a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to connect with a group of people on every possible level, one might be willing to make the trek evoked by Vanessa Carlton's 2001 iconic one-hit wonder. Distance overcome is only one testament to this band's dedication in their musical endeavours,...
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March 10, 2018
Justin Nozuka has been in the music industry for over a decade now. After releasing his debut album, "Holly," in 2008, Nozuka has released two other albums, "You I Wind Land and Sea" in 2010 and "Ulysses" in 2014. Now, he's touring and releasing his fourth album in three installments. Th...
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An affordable Friday night concert with lots of variation: what more is there to ask for? Later today, Peabody's introduces a sharp lineup of 12 local bands, including headliner Affiance, a Cleveland favorite. This concert, presented by BravoArtist, is a CD release show for Affiance, whose second...
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November 2, 2012
Walking into Severance Hall is a different and sometimes new experience for most college students. Opposite the loud, grungy, and often smelly venues like Peabody's and the Grog Shop, a regal atmosphere instantly hits you when you enter the timeless lobby. As you work your way through the direction...
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September 28, 2012
I stood outside the Mather Memorial Building, hoping that someone inside heard me ring the doorbell. It was cold, and I usually was not walking around campus at nine in the morning. Thankfully, someone came to my rescue and I rushed through the open doors of the campus radio station. ...
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September 21, 2012
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Paper cutting is the craft of the moment! It is everywhere; shop displays, book covers and even crockery. It has a long and rich history all over the world, from Mexico to China, from Matisse to Rob Ryan. Join us for this 1-day workshop and master the basics of this highly rewarding, low cost craft.
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A really great day at a lovely place, Christine was a excellent tutor, and I very much hope they put on a follow-on course for 3D paper cutting in the future. Good cakes too!
I thoroughly enjoyed my day at Zantium learning how to begin papercutting. The tutor was excellent, teaching us the basic skills necessary, but also encouraging us to design our own pieces within the first hour. As a complete novice, I was thrilled with what I was able to achieve in such a short time and will certainly be continuing with this new craft. Zantium Studios is set in an idyllic hamlet and the studio itself was flooded with beautiful natural light . Inspirational artworks surrounded us throughout the building. Food was excellent with homemade soup and cheese for lunch and delicious flapjacks and cakes (still warm from the oven) in the afternoon.
This course was very interesting and enjoyable. Christine is an excellent teacher and she was full of enthusiasm and conveyed this throughout the day. She managed to give us all enough individual time and help as needed. These days are however never long enough; needed more time. There is an assumption that participants should to go home with a finished "piece"; I feel this is not as useful as learning more techniques and trying out different ways of doing things. It was a good start and I hope to continue with it. The venue was excellent with very friendly hosts and excellent refreshments. Highly recommended.
I really enjoyed this course.
Every detail was fantastic - being welcomed on the driveway, the fantastic studio, the inspiring tuition from Christine, the lovely materials, the wafting smells of freshly made soup and cake, the excellent company of others on the course, the pace of work and the abundant creativity.
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This course was held in a wonderful setting and run by Christine who is extremely skilled talented and experienced. We had 8 people in the group which was an ideal number so we could both work independently and be given plenty of guidance if needed. Christine explained all the processes involved in paper cutting in an encouraging and enabling way. I would have liked more time to develop and work on the afternoon project as that felt a bit rushed but otherwise a really inspiring and worthwhile introduction to an interesting craft. The hosting, venue and yummy food greatly enhanced the experience. Thank you all.
Response from Zantium Studios Ltd:Hello Anne,
A big thank you to Christine, Ali and Pete for a really great day out. Christine gave us spot on tuition throughout the day - an inspiration, and Ali made a delicious lunch, tea, coffee and home made cakes. .what more could you ask for?
Zantium Studios is in one of the most beautiful areas of the Peak District with much to offer should you wish to stay longer and explore.
Everything about this two day course was a joy!
Peter and Alison are warm and welcoming hosts at Zantium Studios, situated in beautiful rolling countryside of the Derbyshire Dales, serving a delicious home-cooked lunch, and afternoon tea with homemade cake.
The paper cutting course was fantastic! Christine is an inspiring and encouraging teacher, guiding us through each stage and sharing her vast knowledge generously. Zantium take only small groups, ensuring lots of individual attention and support.
I cannot recommend Zantium Studios, or Christine Green highly enough!


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Palestinian Authority President and Fatah leader Mahmoud Abbas has sworn in a new cabinet in the West Bank.
Salam Fayyad, who is popular with the West, was retained as prime minister but had to relinquish his influential second post as finance minister.
Correspondents say the move is a blow to reconciliation efforts with Hamas, the Islamist group which governs Gaza.
There had been plans for a unity government to end almost five years of division between the rival factions.
A Hamas spokesman said naming a new cabinet was a "big error".
The BBC's Jon Donnison in Ramallah says it is more than a year since Fatah and Hamas agreed a reconciliation deal in Cairo in an effort to end years of bitter infighting, but it has come to nothing.
The factions could not agree on who to appoint to a new transitional unity government formed of independents, which was to prepare for legislative elections scheduled to be held before the end of this month.
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Mr Abbas, who heads Fatah, said he had not given up on reconciliation.
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Our correspondent says the move to appoint a new cabinet only in the West Bank suggests for now that Mr Abbas is shelving the unity deal.
A Hamas spokesman criticised the president's unilateral move.
"This policy will not benefit the Palestinian people, because this government is not the choice of the Palestinian people and it does not have the support of the Palestinian Legislative Council [parliament]," Fawzi Barhoum told the BBC.
The reshuffle "skips over the Doha Declaration [signed by Mr Abbas and Hamas political leader Khaled Meshaal in February 2012] and overrides the Cairo Agreement, both of which stipulated that a unity government headed by Mahmoud Abbas should be formed immediately", Mr Barhoum added.
Palestinians, many of whom are increasingly disillusioned with their political leaders, have been crying out for unity for years, but it remains elusive, our correspondent adds.


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This is the short post to let you know that I'll be speaking at Traderscarnival on 20th May 2016 at Bangkok city. I'll be talking about my experiments in non linear trading systems. I'm really looking forward to meeting a lot of the traders, so please come and say hi and introduce yourself at the conference.


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An International Journal of Cancer study found that female survivors of certain types of cancer have higher risks of poor outcomes in pregnancies conceived after diagnosis than women without cancer.
In the study, diagnoses from cancer registries were linked to pregnancy outcomes from birth certificates in three US states.
Cervical cancer survivors had higher risks of preterm birth, as did survivors of invasive breast cancer and leukemia. Investigators observed a higher risk of small for gestational age infants (<10% of weight for age based on a national distribution) in survivors of brain cancer and extranodal non-Hodgkin lymphoma. They did not see an increased risk of infants born preterm, low birth weight, or small for gestational age in pregnancies conceived after ductal carcinoma in situ, thyroid cancer, melanoma, or Hodgkin lymphoma.
The risk of preterm birth and growth restriction in pregnancy after cancer
Additional Information
Link to Study: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ijc.30914/full
About Journal
The International Journal of Cancer invites submissions under a broad scope of topics relevant to experimental and clinical cancer research and publishes original research articles, mini reviews, short reports, and letters to the editor. The article categories within the journal are: carcinogenesis, cancer cell biology, cancer genetics, infectious causes of cancer, tumor immunology, early detection and diagnosis, epidemiology, and cancer therapy.


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DALLAS – A food service distributor plans to expand and relocate its downtown corporate office near the Dallas Farmers Market into a bigger building next year.
Taxco Produce purchased the 108,000-sf building, which will give them approximately 45,000 sf of additional industrial space to expand its operations.
The new facility will help centralize the distribution of its goods to the four states, with plans to relocate its operations by early 2018.
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text: Baaria -- Film Review 1:09 PM PDT 9/2/2009 by Natasha Senjanovic , AP FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Jason Kempin/Getty Images NEW YORK - OCTOBER 13: Actor Benjamin Walker attends the "Bloody Bloody Jackson" opening night after party at Brasserie 8 1/2 on October 13, 2010 in New York City. Venice Film Festival -- Competition VENICE -- Giuseppe Tornatore has always been a sentimental director with a love for over-the-top emotions. In "Baaria" the sentimentality certainly is there, but it is reined in enough to give us a moving, autobiographical, nostalgic tribute to the director's Sicilian hometown of Bagheria ("Baaria" in the local dialect) as well as his family. Like "Cinema Paradiso," which it resembles most in tone with respect to Tornatore's other work, the film should do even better internationally than domestically. Italians probably will find it too "picturesque," but it could resonate well with foreign viewers, who have come to associate this kind of warm, loud, family tale with Italian cinema. Spoken almost entirely in the Baaria dialect, it will be subtitled for local audiences, though abroad none will be the wiser. Tornatore takes a while to set up the story's direction. The film opens with little Pietro Torrenuova running through and then taking flight over the streets of Baaria before flashing back to the childhood of Peppino Torrenuova (who we discover later is Pietro's, and essentially Tornatore's, father). The first 20 minutes establish the feel of the town, its faces and folklore, with scenes that alternate between being overly orchestrated and genuinely moving or funny. This includes a priest's dismay that the new church fresco is being painted with the faces of the local miscreants including headstrong troublemaker Peppino. Another half-hour is dedicated to Peppino's adolescence, which includes petty theft and entrance into the Communist Party. In his early 20s, he falls in love with Mannina (Margareth Made), and the two marry despite her parents' protests. Peppino (played from here on out by Francesco Scianna, whose performance carries the film) continues to work dragging his cows through town and offering fresh milk, but his restless nature leads him further into the party and to fight tirelessly for workers' rights. He spends years unemployed, as his family continues to grow, but dreams of becoming a politician. Although the Sicilian and Italian politics that are the backdrop to the story will mean little to foreign audiences, what holds this film together is not its historical arch but Tornatore's compassion and love for the places and people from which he came. The sun-drenched photography is rich. The editing helps give a natural flow to the film with jump cuts in time that add to the sense of how quickly life passes. "Baaria" would benefit from a shorter running time, if only to keep Tornatore from becoming overly wistful in scenes that start out strong but lose resonance. This is especially true with the ending, which brings past and present together poetically before driving home the point for too long. Tornatore overscores his films to a fault, and there are far too many orchestral swells by Ennio Morricone, which feel manipulative and often detract from what is happening onscreen, even in the most emotional and genuine moments. But what is most important here is capturing the small corner of the world that was the universe to the young Tornatore and showing how life always comes full circle, with each generation convinced it's reinventing the wheel. The local left-wing youths see the middle-aged Peppino as a conservative. His teenage daughter even calls him a fascist for not letting her wear miniskirts, though Pietro, who grows up enamored with photography and films, remains awed by his sometimes defeated, sometimes fiery old man. The film is rounded out by cameos from some of Italy's top names, including Michele Placido, Luigi Lo Cascio, Monica Bellucci, Raoul Bova and Paolo Briguglia. Production: Medusa FilmCast: Francesco Scianna, Margareth Made, Nicole Grimaudo, Lina Sastri, Salvo Ficarra, Valentino Picone, Enrico Lo Verso, Nino FrassicaDirector-screenwriter: Giuseppe TornatoreProducer: Mario CotoneDirector of photography: Enrico LucidiProduction designer: Giuliano PannutiMusic: Ennio MorriconeEditor: Massimo QuagliaSales: Summit Entertainment No rating, 163 minutes FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Natasha Senjanovic firstname.lastname@example.com @thr AP email@example.com @thr


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She loves to travel around the world to meet new people and to kite at the beach. She is not shy and shows off her young body with pleasure.
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Andrew Frew
Bewildering Stories biography
I am keenly interested in Scotland's history, customs, geography, and folk tales. My short story "Bone Brew" is based on a folk tale from Folk-Lore and Legends of Scotland, collected by W. W. Gibbings. I have elaborated on it in order to update it for modern readers.
I have had a number of articles published, mostly in professional journals. Another of my publications is Frew's Daily Archive, a listing of significant (and insignificant) events in human history. Most recently, I had a story-picture book published: The Invisible Seam, a story of a seamstress who lived in Japan around the turn of the 20th century. Unfortunately, not long after the project was finished, the publisher went out of business.
I am a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. My critique group meets twice a month to review and critique manuscripts from the members. This is where most of the input for my story has come from.
My story is significantly influenced by The Rhode Island Paranormal Research Group, of which I am a member. We travel around southeastern New England doing investigations to contact spirits.
"Bone Brew" is a more realistic picture of the paranormal than the malicious characterizations that are all too common in the literature.
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Multimedia Solutions Wholesalers in Yorkshire and the Humber
Please remember that the Multimedia Solutions product range are available only to TRADE ONLY customers. Meaning that we do not sell to the general public so if you are a Trade TV or Satellite Installer our full Multimedia Solutions product portfolio can be found below at the list of reputable authorised wholesalers in Yorkshire and the Humber. If you are having trouble sourcing our products in a location close to you then please contact our Head Office in Northampton by calling 01604 662 748, or emailing email@example.com for further information. Where someone will be happy to help with any product enquiries or assistance with buying our products.
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OXO Good Grips Smooth Edge Can Opener
Cuts lids from the side, not the top, eliminating jagged edges
Our family has been looking for a decent can opener for years. Typical top opening can openers generally are made poorly and they all work the same regardless of price. Invariably a new opener would stop working well after a few weeks of use (if it worked well at all) and we would have to get a new one.
My wife decided to buy me a can opener for Christmas. Cruising through the local grocery store before Christmas she spotted the OXO Good Grips Smooth Edge Can Opener and she snapped it up.
I am so happy that she did! I've been using it almost daily since Christmas with no problems. The beauty of this type of opener is that it doesn't cut the top of the can open, instead it does something much cooler. OXO's description on their site says that the opener cuts on the side of the can, right below the top, but that's not actually true. What it really does is "de-seam" the can, separating the top from the rest of the can. There is no jagged opening that one could cut themselves on, the opening is smooth with no sharp edges, making it kid and pet safe (ever had a toddler or a pet get into the recycle bin?).
Operationally it works similarly to a regular can opener. You clamp it to the top of the can by squeezing the handles together with one hand and turning a knob with the other to open the can. Unlike regular openers, there is one more step – removing the lid once you've cut around it. The OXO can opener has a small set of grips, looking much like a very tiny parrot's beak You use that tiny beak to grip the edge of the can's lid and pull with, separating the top from the rest of the can. The first time it was a little strange, but now it's second nature. The strength required to work the knob is also much less than the "old" style requires. It turns smoothly and doesn't "pop" off the can (another failing of other openers).
I think it is an exceptional cool tool. It's reasonably priced, works better than the alternatives, and is safer to boot (no jagged can edges)!09/17/20
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WTA stars joined the 11th Annual Desert Smash event, hosted by Will Ferrell, at the La Quinta Resort on Tuesday to raise money for Cancer for College, an organization providing scholarships for cancer survivors, and besides feeling good for benefiting a charity, our tennis pros got a photo opp with Justin Bieber. When you're Eugenie Bouchard your dreams do come true!
Not only did Bouchard get multiple photographs with Bieber, the Canadian also got to play tennis with her celebrity crush.
I'm not sure Daniela Hantuchova is happy with this photo, but at least she's not the one looking silly.
Caroline Wozniacki also couldn't beliebe whom she got to meet, although I don't think she participated in the event, I think she was just a visitor.
Besides Bouchard and Hantuchova, ATP pros John Isner, Fernando Verdasco, Sam Querrey, Mardy Fish and the Bryan brothers joined numerous Hollywood celebs at the Desert Smash.
After a day of tennis, Justin Bieber highlighted the sold-out Tequila Herradura Desert Smash concert which also featured Lifehouse, Natasha Bedingfield, and special guest DJ Bob Sinclar.
And while women were all about Bieber, Bob Sinclar was happy to pose with John Isner. 🙂
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Turning your PS4™ system on and off
Posted by DTG Support (Trains) on 23 July 2018 10:51 AM
Turning on your system
You can turn on your PS4™ system in either of the following ways.
Disconnect the AC power cord from the electrical outlet only when the power indicator is off. If you disconnect it while the power indicator is lit or blinking, data might be lost or corrupted, and you might damage your system.
Putting your system in rest mode
When your PS4™ system is in rest mode, it keeps operating, but at a lower power consumption. You can set the system to download files and charge a controller while it's in rest mode.
You can put your PS4™ system in rest mode using any of these methods.
To exit rest mode, turn on your system.
Turning off the power completely
You can turn off your PS4™ system in any of these ways.
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Areas of Research
Cloud Dynamics, Preciptitation Processes and Storms
Synoptic meteorology has traditionally been concerned with the analysis and prediction of large-scale weather systems, such as extratropical cyclones and their associated fronts and jet streams. An important aim of synoptic training is to acquaint the student with the structure and behavior of the real atmosphere. This is accomplished formally through coursework and informally through the maintenance of a facility for display of weather information including station reports, satellite pictures, and a wide variety of weather maps and prognostic charts. An expanding interactive computer system allows convenient display and manipulation of meteorological data. The department maintains an extensive archive of weather maps, satellite imagery, and station reports.
Recent synoptic research in the department has dealt with such diverse subjects as the large-scale tropical and subtropical disturbances, extratropical cyclones, polar lows, the interactions between tropical and extratropical systems, and the large-scale effects of volcanic eruptions. Modeling and observational analyses are combined in an integrated approach to synoptic meteorology.
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Improving Microphysics and Preciptation Parameterization in Mesoscale Models


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How to Make It
Preheat oven to 400°.
Combine milk and eggs in a bowl. Weigh or lightly spoon 5 ounces flour into a dry measuring cup; level with a knife. Add flour and 1/2 teaspoon salt to milk mixture, stirring well; let stand 30 minutes. Place popover tin in oven for 5 minutes. Remove tin from oven; lightly coat popover cups with cooking spray. Spoon 1/4 cup batter into each cup, and sprinkle with cheese. Bake at 400° for 35 minutes or until puffed and golden.
Place porcini mushrooms in a bowl, and cover with 2 cups boiling water. Let stand 15 minutes. Drain through a sieve over a bowl, reserving mushrooms and soaking liquid. Heat a large saucepan over medium-high heat. Add 1 1/2 teaspoons oil to pan; swirl to coat. Add shallots to pan; sauté 1 minute, stirring frequently. Add cremini mushrooms to pan; sauté for 2 minutes or until almost tender. Add garlic to pan; sauté 30 seconds, stirring constantly. Stir in porcini, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper; sauté 1 minute, stirring frequently. Add wine to pan; bring to a boil. Cook until liquid almost evaporates (about 3 minutes). Sprinkle 2 tablespoons flour over mushroom mixture; cook for 1 minute, stirring frequently. Gradually add the reserved mushroom soaking liquid, stirring constantly; bring to a simmer. Cook 2 minutes or until slightly thick, stirring frequently. Stir in herbs.
Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add 1 tablespoon oil. Sprinkle beef with 1 teaspoon salt and 1/2 teaspoon pepper. Add beef to pan; sauté 4 minutes on each side or until desired degree of doneness. Remove from pan; let stand 10 minutes.
Wine note: Beef Filets with Mushroom Sauce and Parmesan Popovers pairs well with 2007 Bodeaga Catena Zapata Malbec from Mendoza, Argentina ($20). It has a smooth tobacco aroma that opens into deep waves of vanilla and cassisfilled out by roasted plums and caramelized grapefruit. --Alexander Spacher


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Our Mission
To help end Mental Illness & Chronic Disease.
To accomplish this we have five actionable pillars you can use to start your journey to a healthy life:
Purpose Driven Mindset, Nutrition, Movement, Recovery, & Environment
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A major component of living "MindFull" involves the gut-brain connection (hence "mind" and "full") you may already be aware of this, but here is some more info to help reinforce why this is so crucial to living a healthy life.
Heal The Gut, Prevent Disease
The Gut-Brain Axis
It is becoming increasingly evident that bidirectional signalling exists between the gastrointestinal tract and the brain, often involving the gut microbiota. This relationship, commonly dubbed the gut–brain axis (or the microbiota–gut–brain axis), involves various afferent and efferent pathways such as the vagus nerve and the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal pathway to regulate aspects of homeostasis such as satiety and hunger, and inflammation. Disruption of the gut–brain axis has been shown to be involved in the pathogenesis of a diverse range of diseases, including Parkinson disease and irritable bowel syndrome. This emerging area of research is evolving quickly.
The gut-brain axis (GBA) consists of bidirectional communication between the central and the enteric nervous system, linking emotional and cognitive centers of the brain with peripheral intestinal functions. Recent advances in research have described the importance of gut microbiota in influencing these interactions. This interaction between microbiota and GBA appears to be bidirectional, namely through signaling from gut-microbiota to brain and from brain to gut-microbiota by means of neural, endocrine, immune, and humoral links… In clinical practice, evidence of microbiota-GBA interactions comes from the association of dysbiosis with central nervous disorders (i.e. autism, anxiety-depressive behaviors) and functional gastrointestinal disorders.
We are more bacteria than we are human. Bacteria living in our digestive tract play a significant role in our overall health. Here are just some of the physical and mental health conditions that have been linked to imbalances in gut flora.
More than a third of depression sufferers have "leaky gut," or permeability of the gut lining that allows bacterium to seep out into the bloodstream.
Obesity & Diabetes
A number of studies have linked instability in the gut microbiome to obesity and obesity-related health problems.
Prebiotics can have anti-anxiety and antidepressant effects. Consuming beneficial bacteria can also positively change the way the brain responds to the environment.
Autism often co-occurs with gastrointestinal issues like leaky gut or irritable bowel syndrome.
Colon Cancer
Sugar-loving microbes in the gut – along with the carbs that feed them – can fuel colon cancer. High carb-diets may even be contributing to the rise of colon cancer.
Knowledge is power, Get into action
Learn & Act
Mental Illness
A mental illness is a condition that affects a person's thinking, feeling or mood. Such conditions may affect someone's ability to relate to others and function each day. Each person will have different experiences, even people with the same diagnosis.
Types of Mental Illness
ADHD, Anxiety Disorders, Bipolar Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, Depression, Dissociative Disorders, Early Psychosis and Psychosis, Eating Disorders, Obsessive-compulsive Disorder, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Schizoaffective Disorder, Schizophrenia.
There is a large degree of variation within professional communities of the term chronic disease. We advocate for a simpler approach where "chronic" is defined as something that is "continuing or occurring again and again for a long time."
Types of Chronic Disease
Obesity, Heart Disease, Stroke, Cancer, Diabetes, Arthritis, Alzheimer's Disease, Dementia, Multiple Sclerosis, Chronic Respiratory Diseases, and more…
The Five Pillars of MindFull
Actionable pillars to optimize your health & your life
1. Purpose Driven Mindset
You must live and breathe your purpose to allow for the mindset you need to follow.
2. Nutrition
Food is medicine. Be careful of "frankenfood" (imitation food) and eat organic always. When you eat is just as important as what you eat, fasting has many benefits including regenerating your mitochondria.
3. Movement
It turns out that when we are sedentary (i.e. sitting or lying down) our bodies enter into a metabolically dysfunctional state, so we need to move.
4. Recovery
Not sleeping enough, or sleeping well enough, can lead to inflammation, lack of energy, brain fog, and inhibit creativity, memory, and cellular regeneration.
5. Environment
How you were born & raised. Where you currently live, work, and play. All of these are external environmental factors that affect your health.
To Start Your Journey
You must put away the misconceptions that your health destiny is written in your genes. Take control of your health by changing your lifestyle with proper nutrition which regulates your gene expression to optimize your health.
Step 1
Whether you're focused on mental health or chronic disease, the first step is to take care of chronic low grade inflammation through an anti-inflammatory diet. "When inflammation persists or serves no purpose, deep inside the body and through systemic pathways, it causes illness." – Perlmutter, David. Brain Maker: The Power of Gut Microbes to Heal and Protect Your Brain for Life.
You only have to try the diet for 2 weeks minimum before you start noticing significant changes. If you don't notice any changes within that time, then you should move on to testing which is covered in greater detail in step 2.
It is not the intention of MindFull to provide specific medical advice, but rather to provide users with information to better understand their health. Consult with a qualified health care provider for diagnosis, treatment, and answers to your personal questions.


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We told you yesterday about the story of "Florida Man" Michael Foster, the man who attacked concealed carry permit holder Clarence Daniels as Mr. Daniels entered Walmart for no reason whatsoever.
The Hillsborough County Sheriff has released story video of the attack, as show above.
You'll note that the much larger, younger and stronger Foster attacked Daniels from behind, and nearly injures two small children as he throws Mr. Daniels to the ground.
Passersby, uncertain of what is going on, but hearing Foster screaming that Mr. Daniels has a gun, help immobilize him in what appears to be "just in case" involvement until law enforcement officers arrive, review the footage, and arrested Foster for battery.
Frankly, I have to wonder if part of the reason for Foster's attack is that he saw a black man with a gun and assumed that Mr. Daniels just had to be a criminal.
Let's hope that Foster has a nice, long prison sentence to consider his folly.


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Shadows and Wolves is an Xbox One clan focused on gathering and helping adult players who are tired of LFG or playing alone. Our main focus is PVE raiding and questing. We also engage in PVP when events are up. IE Iron Banner/Sparrow Racing/Trials.
Our first goal is to encourage teamwork and camaraderie. You should never have to go LFG while in a clan.
Weekly Raids/Events are posted in the clan forum for everyone to sign up for.
o Tues, Thurs, Saturday HM Raids
o Fri, Sunday Normal Raids
o Wed Nightfall runs
Member Requirements:
• Min 280 Light Level
• Set Shadows and Wolves as your active Xbox clan (2 week probationary period)
• Participate in a minimum of 1 scheduled event per week
• Be active in the forums
• 18 years or older
• Follow the code of conduct
• Mics Required
• Create LINE account to chat with clan members
Code of Conduct:
• Respect your clan mates.
• No racial discrimination or inappropriate language
• No advertising for other clans or excessive spamming on our group wall
• Show up for events you signed up for. No shows are not tolerated
Check us out, click on the link! https://www.bungie.net/en/Clan/Detail/1306978


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Tuesday, February 2, 2016 - 2:00pm
Math Sci 111
Mark Meckes
(Case Western Reserve University)
Magnitude is an invariant of metric spaces introduced by Leinster,
motivated by considerations from category theory. Although its
definition is abstract and algebraic, in Euclidean space magnitude
rather surprisingly turns out to be closely related to classical
geometric quantities, like volume and dimension, and its computation
involves harmonic analysis and partial differential equations. I will
discuss where magnitude comes from, how these surprising connections
arise, what we know, and what we don't know about magnitude.
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New Renault Kangoo details announced
* Nine versions available * Prices start at 11,200 * Available to order now...
Renault has released details of its all-new Kangoo MPV.
There are four engines to choose from: 1.6-litre petrol units with either 89- or 104bhp and 1.5-litre diesels in 67- or 85bhp form.
A five-speed manual gearbox is standard on all but the higher-powered diesel, which has a six-speed manual. A four-speed automatic gearbox is an option for the higher-powered petrol.
The new Kangoo is bigger than the model it replaces and the cabin now features a 'Flat Floor' system, where the rear-seat base slides forward into the footwell while the seat back folds down to give a large, flat load area.
In-cabin storage includes underfloor spaces, an overhead shelf, aviaton-style lockers and a range of cubbyholes that add up to 77 litres of load space.
Entry-level Extreme trim includes front airbags, remote central locking and an MP3 input socket. Upgrading to Expression adds a better stereo system, body-coloured bumpers and door mirrors, electric folding door mirrors, front foglights, ISOFIX child seat fixing points and extra storage areas.
Options include curtain airbags, alloy wheels, stability control, electric rear windows and satellite-navigation.
Prices start at 11,200 and rise to 14,050. The new Kangoo is available to order now, with deliveries expected to start from early June.


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This has a flavor similar to an herbed risotto, but the texture is fluffy.
How to Make It
Step 1
Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat; add onion. Cook 20 to 22 minutes or until onion is golden brown, stirring frequently.
Step 2
. Add 1/2 teaspoon fresh thyme and next 3 ingredients to onion; bring to a boil. Add rice. Cover, reduce heat to medium-low, and simmer 18 to 20 minutes or until liquid is absorbed and rice is tender.
Step 3
. Remove from heat, and fluff rice with a fork. Stir in remaining 1/2 teaspoon thyme and Parmesan cheese.
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1974, Hon. BASc, Chemical Engineering, University of Waterloo, ON, Canada
1978, MD, University of Toronto
1982, FRCPC, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (Specialty in Anaesthesia)
1982-1983, Research, Cardiovascular Research Institute Fellowship University of California, San Francisco (Mentors: Drs. G. Gregory & EI Eger II)
1997, FANZCA, Honorary Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists, Christchurch, NZ
1983-2001, Staff Anaesthetist, Project Director, Research Institute, The Hospital for Sick Children
1991-1996, Anaesthetist-in-Chief, The Hospital for Sick Children
1994-2001, Professor of Anaesthesia, University of Toronto
2002-Present, Clinical Professor of Anesthesiology, Children's Hospital of Buffalo, SUNY, Buffalo NY
2003-2005, Chief of Anesthesiology, Niagara Falls Memorial Hospital, Niagara Falls, NY
2003-Present, Staff Anesthesiologist, Niagara Falls Memorial Hospital, Niagara Falls, NY
2003-2015, Clinical Professor of Anesthesiology, Strong Memorial Hospital, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY
2003-2012, Staff Anesthesiologist, Erie Shrine Hospital, Erie, Pennsylvania
2005-2007 Interim Chief of Anesthesia, St. Christopher's Hospital for Children, Philadelphia, PA
2018-Present, Staff Anesthesiologist, Bradford Regional Hospital, Bradford, PA
2019-Present, Staff Anesthesiologist, Olean General Hospital, Olean, NY
Editorial Board, Paediatric Anaesthesia Journal of Anesthesia (Japan)
Associate Editorial Board (retired), Anesthesia & Analgesia (2010-2014)
Editorial Board (retired), Anesthesiology (2000-9)
Editorial Board (retired), Can J Anesthesia (1992-2000)
Editorial Board (retired), Faculty of 1000 Medicine
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Jordan's family has received tremendous support from the worldwide community. Visit our picture gallery to see who has helped us along this journey.
The Jordan Davis Foundation was started by Jordan Davis' dad, Ron Davis, to provide education and travel opportunities for youth across the nation. We need your help in time talent and resources.
Ron and the team are traveling the country sharing Jordan's story. Check out the calendar here.


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Take a look at the place, the people and the food…
Take a look at the place, the people and the food…
Let us introduce ourselves
Mike & Janice Cooney opened The Vogue in 2005 after retiring from the grocery business after 30 years.
They were looking for a small town and thought it would be an adventure to open a coffee house and serve the community. For many years, they'd vacationed at Lake Chelan and knew that the Chelan community would be a good fit for their vision.
Mike originally comes from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Janice is a native of Butte, Montana – where her 4 sisters still reside. They love to get back to Open Sky country for quick visits and enjoy family time.
Both Mike & Janice love the people of Chelan and the beautiful Lake Chelan – what a dream come true to serve a great community like Chelan and loving every minute of it!
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Whats in a name?
The name Tiddleywink Toffee was inspired while on a visit to England, traveling through a hamlet of eight cottages known as Tiddleywink. I had an "Ah-Ha" moment and the name was created. Thanks to Mom for making her treasured toffee recipe over the years, I now want to share with you the unforgettable taste I have experienced since childhood and the charm I found on that short drive through Tiddleywink, England.
It is my pleasure to be able to provide you with an exceptional product made to order with the finest ingredients. Enjoy!
Laurie Norris Confectioner
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Awards and Events
1st place winner at the Homewood Chocolate Fest, 2012
Homewood Chocolate Fest vendor
2013 - 2019
Homewood Art & Garden Street Fair
2012 - 2019
Homewood Fall Fest
2012 - 2018
Grammy Award Gift Bags, 2013
MTV Movie Award Gift Bags, 2013
Sweets and Snack Expo, McCormick Place, 2013, 2014
Fine Chocolate and Dessert Show,
Navy Pier, 2013
Hunt and Gather pop-up-market
all 2014 - 2019
Fetching Markets
all 2014 - 2019
The Vintage Garage Chicago
various dates 2015
Blue Moon Vintage Market
various dates 2015
Griffith Central Market
various dates 2015, 2016
Hobnob Spring Market
2015, 2016
Randolph Street Market Chicago
various dates 2015
Lansing Fall Fest
2013, 2014, 2015
Best of Missouri Market
2015, 2016
One of a Kind Show Chicago Holiday
and Spring Events 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018
Dose Market, 2016
Morton Arboretum Chocolate Fest
Homewood Indoor Farmers Market 2016, 2017, 2018
Chicago Artesian Chocolate Festival 2016
Michiana Antique Market 2016, 2017
Three Little Birds Market 2016, 2017
Handmade Market various dates 2016, 2017
Vintage Market at the Grove 2016, 2017, 2018
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PR NewsWire Grammy Awards
Munster Womens Toffee
Home Sweet Homewood
For the Love of Chocolate
Chocolate Fest 2/16
Secret Room Events Presents In Honor of 2013 MTV Movie Awards Style Lounge - Yahoo! Finance
Check out the link below and see The 1/4 lb gift box of Tiddleywink Toffee that was included in the MTV Movie Award Gift Bags!


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The Hotel Industry: A Global Year in Review
"For most industries, 2010 was a time of challenge, recovery and hope, as many finally started to see a light at the end of the tunnel after what was likely the worst economic crisis of our time. For the hotel industry, it wasn't just the U.S. that has been slowly regaining momentum in sales and profits. In fact, markets around the world, including Europe and Asia, have seen vast improvements in hotel occupancy, rates and RevPAR, indicating great hope for the new year."
Read entire article by Jean Francois Mourier on www.ehotelier.com


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See below for our next trip and look for upcoming trips as they are organized. As Rick Steves says: Happy traveling!
Here's your opportunity to visit the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx on June 15. And you'll get to see the installation by Dale Chihuly, the internationally-famed glass artist. Personally, I'm really looking forward to this trip because I have seen Chihuly's work in a couple of cities. It's utterly amazing.
Of course, lunch is included. We need 40 people to make the trip a reality so feel free to bring a guest or two.
Complete information is in the attached flyer.
Hope to see you June 15.
Audrey Mathison, President
Eastern Region PSEA-Retired
NYC Botanical Gardens and Chihuly Exhibit


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(end July – late September) Fresh Picked or Pick Your Own
We are proud to offer our own fresh sweet corn picked fresh daily. We try hard to have sweet corn ready to go when blueberry picking begins, so usually you can get your first taste of blueberries and sweet corn at the same time.
"Peaches and Cream" was a bi-color variety of sweet corn developed and grown many years ago, but no longer grown today. The name has more recently come to refer to any sweet corn that is bi-color (has both white and yellow kernels).
We grow two types of bi-color sweet corn. Neither are GMO (genetically modified)
Our early variety is "Navajo". It is a Sugar Enhanced bi-color corn that is known to have a medium to large sized cob and great sweetness. "Navajo" is usually available the first 7-10 days of the season. This variety is best consumed as soon as possible after purchase.
Our main season variety is "274". It is our Gourmet Super Sweet bi-color corn and is available after "Navajo" until the end of the season. Gourmet Super Sweet corn has extremely high sugar content, and the sugar does not convert to starch quickly after harvest. This is an excellent attribute, since most other sweet corn needs to be eaten as soon as possible after harvest to maintain maximum sweetness. If you are unable to cook this sweet corn the same day it was purchased it will store very well for 2-3 days in your refrigerator, without losing its sweetness or becoming starchy tasting. So with "274" we are selling it picked fresh from the field each day, but if you are tight for time, always keep in mind it stores very well in the fridge.
Sweet corn contains a good amount of sodium, potassium, dietary fiber, protein, vitamin C, vitamin A and iron.


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Cordi and I hope you enjoy reading about our adventures flying and hunting golden eagles.
The Eagle Journal started out with me emailing a few friends telling them what was going on with our eagles, sharing the daily training and hunting and all that goes into getting an eagle trained and into the field. Apparently reading about me chasing eagles down busy four-lane roads dodging cars, tracking eagles in people's backyards, having eagles grab dogs, coyotes, cats, badgers or other raptors, driving myself to the hospital because I was grabbed, has been, over the years, some kind of sick entertainment for my friends. The closer I came to near death the more people seemed to want to read the Eagle Journal. From just emailing a couple of friends the eagle journal has grown to include a list of more than fifteen countries and who knows how many readers and has continued to evolve into what we have today, this website.
One thing you will find is that we leave nothing out — the good, the bad, the ugly, it is all told just as it happens. Over the years we have trained and released dozens of golden eagles. This is our passion, to take young eagles that through no fault of their own, both through injury or sickness, missed out on learning the skills necessary for survival from their parents and give them the opportunity, and possibly their last chance, to become wild eagles. They arrive in our hands with very little idea of what they are; all they know is that they hate people. They have been netted, poked, examined and forced to swallow medicine that tasted horrible. And, of course, not knowing that this was all done to save them, to say they have developed a great hatred for people is an understatement. Many eagles have never flown more than fifty feet in their life. To take an eagle like this and watch it grow and learn to ride the wind, and hunt and make its first kill, to see these young eagles now suddenly realize what they are and what they are capable of, for us, is very gratifying. The greatest reward for us is to release a conditioned and confident hunter that now has at least a fighting chance to survive. So we invite you to come along with us on a journey as we fly and hunt eagles and prepare them for life in the wild.
Training Eagles the Easy Way - Second Edition
Available from CorJo Wildlife Productions
Joe and Cordi Atkinson have been working with golden eagles for more than three decades. Their experiences have led them around the world training, not only golden eagles, but eagles like the rarest eagle of them all, the Philippine Eagle. the method shown on this DVD is a low stress training method that has been used on many different raptors, not just golden eagles, by falconers around the world.
This two-disk DVD will show you what to do from the moment you get your new eagle and every step of the way up to free-flight and hunting.
Price includes shipping.


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Before vacating a home in Cordwainer, many people contact us for our end of tenancy cleaning service. Of course there are also people who call for a cleaning to be performed before they move in a new place and our cleaning experts are willing and able to assist them. Tenants who are moving in or out of a rented property can benefit just the same from the high quality end of tenancy cleaning service, offered by our company.
Carpet cleaning is not covered by our end of tenancy cleaning service but if you need it, we have the skills and resources to arrange it. In fact, we can offer you a excellent carpet cleaning with the latest available expert equipment. End Of Tenancy applies two highly progressive techniques of carpet cleaning, depending on the specifics of your carpets. The carpet service is available for you to request by itself or along with end of tenancy cleaning. To save you money and time, we can make a cleaning package for you, if you wish to benefit from both services simultaneously. Upon arriving at the property, our professional cleaners will assess whether your carpet a steam cleaning or a dry one. Our well-tried methods will efficiently remove dirt, grime and stains -even the ones you feared would be impossible to treat with any success whatsoever, while refreshing the carpet's colours and preserving it. The combination of these two services will transform the property – we give you our word that the results will be perfect.
Are you looking for the most thorough end of tenancy cleaning you can wish for? We can prove to you that we at End Of Tenancy provide it in Cordwainer. When they clean, our employees always pay close attention to every single detail in all items which have to be cleaned at the estate.
If you for some reason feel disappointed after the cleaners of End Of Tenancy have finished, please inform us right away and we will re-clean for free. Your contentment of the results from our end of tenancy cleaning service is among our professional goals and we will make every endeavour to obtain it.
Whether you want to order an end of tenancy cleaning service or simply find out more about it, feel at ease to call or e-mail us whenever you need to. Even if you make an emergency request, we are ready to take on any end of tenancy cleaning in Cordwainer.
Are you curious to find out what of the bathroom and toilet of your residence is taken care of our end of tenancy cleaning service in Cordwainer?
Our well-trained professionals will clean in detail the interior window, bathroom door, door-knobs, door-frames and door-sills, walls, ceiling and floor, mirror, fixtures and fittings, washbasin, taps, soap dish, racks, shelves and cabinets, towel dryer, shower, shower walls or curtains, faucet and shower head, as well as the bathtub. They will also clean the toilet roll holder, bathroom bin and thoroughly cleanse the toilet. When they are finished any trace of soap scum, mould, limescale and mineral deposits will be completely removed from the bathroom and it will be impeccably clean. It goes without saying that we will also clean items which have to be taken care of, in addition to the above if there are any. Your needs are always taken into account and our service is absolutely tailored to answer to them.
It is reasonable and practical that you would demand a service which combines the most extensive and reasonably priced end of tenancy cleaning service in Cordwainer when reserving the final cleaning before you vacate the property. The perfect order of the property is most often connected with the restitution for the security deposit in the policy of both property agents and residential landlords and owners. An appointment for a professional post tenancy service is even expected from their tenants to provide by some of them. To receive your deposit back, you must carefully comply with the terms of your contract in a situation like this. But even if the move out or end of tenancy cleaning is not specifically required, investing in it is worth while.
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By making a booking through this website you agree to be bound by the terms and conditions.


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Based on interviews with security planners and law enforcement agencies, and building on our state of the art review, an inventory of best practices, lessons-learned and roles and responsibilities has been created by the MEDI@4SEC project. This has enabled us to better understand the different ways social media is being used by police and other public security planners, within and outside Europe, and the connections between these practices.
The inventory refers to a series of connected "patterns". A pattern language is a method of describing good design practices or patterns of useful organization within a field of expertise. In the context of MEDI@4SEC the pattern language is a way of understanding and illustrating the different ways social media is used and how these dynamic combinations develop.
Our work has identified 69 practice patterns that describe and structure the use of social media for public security (Figure 1). The patterns are structured in three groups, describing how (1) law enforcement agencies (LEAs) such as the police, (2) citizens and (3) criminals, are using social media and impact public security. With 49 patterns, the focus of this work is on group (1), the social media use of LEAs.
Each pattern has a unique name and describes a solution to a recurring problem or context. Following an image and a summary of the pattern, we provide links to online resources that detail the given practices. The patterns have been designed to be printed and shared as input for workshops and strategic discussions of practitioners and public security planners.
Patterns link to other patterns and thereby form groups. The main groups for LEAs are the use of social media for INTELLIGENCE, ENFORCING THE LAW, CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS and ENGAGEMENT & COMMUNICATION. Additionally, we describe a range of SOCIAL MEDIA FOUNDATION practices that allow organisations to prepare themselves and sustain the use of social media.
LEAs typically start their social media efforts by implementing the INFORMING CITIZENS pattern, which has become a quasi standard. LEAs widely acknowledge the benefits of using social media for ENFORCING THE LAW, especially in crisis situations. With regards to SOCIAL MEDIA MONITORING and CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS the scope and technological depths of adaptation varies. While already common practice in selected countries, such as the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, a more interactive COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, typically points to more experience in using social media, as it requires organizational change that empowers local officers to publicly post and interact digitally with citizens. Other practices such as ONLINE PATROL are still in its infancy and require LEAs to establish a visible presence in online spaces.
While some patterns are widely used and feature many examples, other practices have only been applied in selected contexts and are at an experimental stage. We therefore understand our work as a snapshot of current practices that will and should evolve.
The compilation shows the great potential of social media for public security. It should not be confused with a report on the state of current state of social adaptation. Indeed, our work indicates that adoption greatly varies and most LEAs have yet to define their role and responsibilities in digitised societies.
An interactive presentation of the MEDI@4SEC Pattern Language can be viewed at media4sec.eu/patterns/. We would welcome your views and continued discussion on this topic by leaving a comment here, on the MEDI@4SEC LinkedIn group or via Twitter using the hashtag #media4sec.
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I think this officially counts as starting over. It has been five months and seven days since my last post. That's a bit embarrassing to this blogger; I'm not gonna lie. However, we do sometimes have to start over, don't we? In fact, starting over is why I've been absent in the first place.
I managed to get everybody all stirred up with my last post–and I'll come back to that topic, promise–but less than a week after publishing that article, my boyfriend proposed. Again. (More on that in a minute.) We decided to get married on September 5 which gave me sixty-two days to pull together a wedding. Since then, I've focused on us. The new us. My little family unit and our church. So, I do hope you understand my absence, and I'd like to share with you what God's been up to in this journey of starting over.
First of all, yes, he had to propose twice (a year apart). Dave and I went to college together a lifetime ago. We were friends but nothing more. Fast forward twenty years, and we reconnected on Facebook, starting over with a new, casual friendship which eventually–somehow–led to talking all the live-long-day. I was already a single mom by this time, and he had never married. Neither of us had any idea we were headed toward more than phone conversations. I mean, it's not like we could date or anything. Kind of hard to do that with more than 1,000 miles between you.
More than a THOUSAND.
Two and a half months later, however, there was a plane ticket which led to another and then another. After a few months, I decided to let Dave and my little man meet each other around Christmastime, and they were two peas in a pod. It really could not have gone any better. As a matter of fact, it was almost too perfect; it kind of freaked me out a little (because if something seems too good to be true… well, you know).
We had developed a routine of every-other-month weekend visits that included a plane ticket, a hotel room for him, and trying to fit in date-time for us and hang-out time with Z… all in just a day and a half so he could get back to work on Monday. It was both insane and expensive.
Living so far away from each other was good for one thing, though. We knew each other profoundly well since all we could do, for the most part, was spend hours and hours on the phone talking. Eventually, starting over with our friendship led to so much more, and on July 4, 2014, after the city fireworks, Dave requested Z's permission to propose. It was adorable. Z was five at the time and couldn't contain his excitement. I said yes.
Then in September, just a few weeks later, I said no.
It's far too complex for a full explanation, but I wasn't ready. Starting over is hard. Marriage is forever, and I had blown that once already. Plus, I have an amazing kid, and this had to be right for all three of us. Even though my son had no objections whatsoever, he only sees right now. What if something goes wrong down the road? What if I'm not making the right decision? What if? What if? What if?
I decided that if I was still having doubts after we'd been together for over a year, then it must not be right, so I didn't just hit the pause button in September. I hit eject. I ended it completely.
For a couple of days.
I know, but I missed him like crazy! Yes, this has psycho chick written all over it. Why in the WORLD didn't he run? He probably should have, but instead, he just listened. He heard my anxieties and gave me space and time to work through them. Eventually, when I was ready, that Midwestern boy MOVED TO ALABAMA and got an apartment so he could pick me up for dinner or go to Walmart or whatever. Like normal people do. He was prepared to rent and wait until I was completely comfortable with either forever or never. It turns out regular time and routine together was what I needed to get comfortable with starting over, and I chose forever. So, after having Z give him the green light, Dave proposed. Again.
On July 4th. Again.
So why am I telling you all this?
When Dave and I first reconnected and started getting to know each other again via hours of telephone conversations, we weren't those same kids who knew each other in college. A lot of life had happened. I was working through seven levels of crap and felt further from the Lord than I had ever imagined possible. As he listened, Dave didn't try to fix me or point out any of the spots that needed work… except one. He wanted me to see myself the way he sees me, the way the Lord sees me. He reminded me of Scriptures without being all churchy about it. He sent well-timed songs such as Margaret Becker's "Just Come In" (made me cry like a baby). In short, he wanted me to rediscover grace.
The more I exposed the dark corners of my heart, the more Dave embraced me. He looked past those seven levels of crap to see me and love me at my core. (You're starting to fall for him a little too, aren't you?)
That love of his felt warm, safe, and familiar like a love I'd known before. It reminded me of my heavenly Father's love that I had once accepted so easily (back before I had made so many mistakes). He slowly and gently led me back to the foot of the Cross where love is "too good to be true". Where sins aren't just forgiven; they're forgotten. That's when it hit me that he actually loves me like Christ loves the Church, and how could I not fall in love with that? It was worth starting over even if it did take me a while to come to grips with it.
Maybe this will give you a little glimpse into my heart and my family, but I hope it does something much more for some of you. Perhaps you understand what I meant when I said that I felt further from the Lord than I ever dreamed possible. You know that empty feeling in your gut, and even though you might know what the Bible says about how simple it is to come to the Lord, you haven't found it to be so easy the second time around.
You can rediscover grace too. Starting over really isn't as hard as we make it. Sometimes God uses a future spouse to help with it, but He can also use a random blog post that you decided to click. I promise, grace can be even sweeter when you're starting over, and He hasn't given up on you loving Him back (even if you've hit the eject button).
From the heart of Dixie Mama… always say grace.
If the theme of second chances speaks to your heart, you might like some of the following as well:
A Lesson on Forgiveness from a Bird Book and a Happy Meal
Even After I Did That?
Broken Crayons Still Color
It Could Never be the Same After What I Did
What if Plan B was Part of God's Master Plan All Along?


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Sarah Hale
It was mentioned about Sarah writing the poem " Mary had a Little Lamb". Are the publishers of Farmers Almanac that. the story about the lamb is a true story?
Mary Spencer was the little girl. She was from Sudbury Massachusetts.
Happy Thanksgiving! While you are being grateful for your food, friends, and family, take a little time to remember Sarah Josepha Hale, who helped make this national day of thanks possible.
Sarah Josepha Buell was born on October 24, 1788, on a farm in Newport, New Hampshire. From a tender age, she was curious, smart, and eager to learn.
As a young girl, Sarah was taught by her mother about history and literature. Later, her brother Horatio taught her everything that he was learning as a student at Dartmouth College.
When Sarah was growing up, women were not accepted as teachers. However, this didn't stop Sarah from founding a private school when she was 18 years old. She taught until she met David Hale. They married in 1813.
David encouraged Sarah to write short stories and articles. Many of these were published in local newspapers.
Suddenly, in 1822, David died, and Sarah Hale was left to care for their five children. To make ends meet, she first operated a women's hat shop and later resumed teaching and writing. Soon, she published her first book of poems, including one that became the famous nursery rhyme "Mary Had a Little Lamb." In 1827, she published her first novel.
Mary Had a Little Lamb
John Blake of Boston read Hale's novel and asked her to work for him on Ladies' Magazine. She accepted and became the first woman editor of a magazine in the United States. Hale introduced new ideas and a new title, calling it American Ladies' Magazine.
Within a few years, Louis Godey of Philadelphia had bought Blake's magazine and merged it with Godey's Lady's Book, keeping Hale as editor.
Throughout her time as an editor, Hale had written hundreds of letters to governors, ministers, newspaper editors, and every U.S. president with one request: that the last Thursday in November be set aside to "offer to God our tribute of joy and gratitude for the blessings of the year."
Native American harvest festivals had taken place for centuries in North America, and there had long been colonists' services to give thanks, but there had never been a Thanksgiving holiday.
In 1863, with the country torn by the Civil War, Hale's campaign finally got people's attention. That September, she put her thanksgiving message into an editorial and wrote to President Abraham Lincoln, urging him to make Thanksgiving Day a fixed national festival.
Lincoln liked Hale's idea. On October 3, 1863, he issued a proclamation declaring the last Thursday of November to be National Thanksgiving Day. He ordered all government offices in Washington closed on that day.
Hale enjoyed many Thanksgiving celebrations. She died on April 30, 1879, at the age of 90.
In 1939, President Franklin Roosevelt was pressured by store owners to move Thanksgiving Day to the third Thursday in November. They wanted more shopping days between Thanksgiving and Christmas. He did it, but millions of Americans continued to celebrate Thanksgiving Day on the last Thursday of November. In 1940, FDR realized his mistake. In the December 1941, he assigned the holiday to the fourth Thursday in November.
Occasions for thanksgiving in Canada have been observed for hundreds of years. Thanksgiving became a national holiday in 1879; its date each year was determined by proclamation. In 1957, Parliament set the second Monday in October as the fixed date "for general thanksgiving to Almighty God for the blessings with which the people of Canada have been favoured."
When is Thanksgiving Day this year? Find out more about the history of Thanksgiving, and get tips on planning your celebration of gratitude.
This new corner of Almanac.com will feature news, information, and cool stuff from The Old Farmer's Almanac and its family of publications.
It was mentioned about Sarah writing the poem " Mary had a Little Lamb". Are the publishers of Farmers Almanac that. the story about the lamb is a true story?
Mary Spencer was the little girl. She was from Sudbury Massachusetts.
Relative ly or not - Hale Farm and Homestead, Western Reserve Historical Society, Cuyahoga Valeey National Park, OHio


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The Six Best Bars and Clubs in Prague
- Pivovarský Klub (Křižíkova 272/17)
If you love beer then Pivovarský Klub is heaven. Literally meaning Beer Club, it has over 240 Czech and international bottled beers as well as six brews on tap. It's a relaxed place with a dining room in the cellar where you can eat hearty Czech dishes like goulash to soak up the beer.
- Hemingway Bar (Karoliny Světlé 279/26)
You'd expect a bar inspired by Ernest Hemingway to have a good selection of drinks, and Hemingway Bar delivers. It has a cosy, old fashioned interior, has a great range of cocktails, and is one of the best places in Prague for you to try absinthe.
- Black Angels (Staroměstské nám. 29)
Black Angels is ranked as one of the world's top 50 bars. It's designed to look like a 1930s speakeasy inside the stone vaults of an old Gothic building. The talented bartenders can make you a classic American cocktail like a Manhattan, as well as their own special blends.
- Cloud 9 Sky Bar & Lounge (Pobřežní 1)
Cloud 9 has some of Prague's best views from the top of the 11 floor Hilton Hotel. Inside it's smart and stylish and there's a wonderful outdoor terrace where you can take in the panoramas while sipping on a delicious drink.
- M1 Lounge (Masná 705/1)
M1 Lounge attracts a classy, celebrity-filled crowd with its purple velvet décor, VIP rooms and unique cocktails. It starts the evening as a lounge bar before everyone hits the dance floor as some of Prague's best DJs play a mix of house, R&B, hip-hop and indie.
- Cross Club (Plynární 1096/23)
Cross Club is a hub for Prague's alternative culture. It's inside an industrial-style building with dramatic metal sculptures. You'll find a few venues in one place, a café, beer garden and club. The club hosts live music performances, DJs and quirky theatre and art events.