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We've added a new product: the LeEco CDLA Earbuds. Although this brand is not well-known outside Asia Pacific, Yahoo reports that they've entered into an agreement with Target to bring their products to the US. One of those products is sold through AliExpress.
Usually we don't add products unless we either have some test results from a trusted party, or have tested the product ourselves. However in this case, shipping takes a couple of weeks and for the price, you can't really go wrong. Have a look at our updated page on USB-C connected audio.


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Former Libertarian leader Wayne Allyn Root argues that President Trump should move forward with "We the people, health care."
The New York Times editorial board wrote a piece saying goodbye to White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, and it offers a brief glimpse into everything that is wrong with today's mainstream media. The editorial board that has managed to write "respectful" pieces about tyrants, despots, mass murderers, and liberal criminals… suddenly couldn't be bothered to show an ounce of respect for Spicer. It's ugly, but it's a perfect example of the bias inherent in today's media.
So this is terrifying. A Mexican folk religion that involves human sacrifice and is devoted to "Holy Death" is gaining popularity among drug traffickers and violent criminals.
Get Ready because IT IS HAPPENING. A new poll shows Kid Rock (Robert Ritchie) leading the Democrat incumbent Debbie Stabenow in the race to be the next Senator from Michigan!
The current problems in the United States Congress seem to dwarf the concerns in the rest of the Western world. The inability to pass healthcare reform, to fix the failing tax code, to even confirm President Trump's nominees… you'd think it was America suffering from the onslaught of refugees from the Muslim world.
I'm not sure when the tide began to turn, but today, many of President Trump's supporters are now celebrating his character flaws instead of just defending them.
President Trump may have won Ohio by a big margin in 2016, but he's looking to do even better come 2020, which is why he's holding events in parts of the state that he lost.
The Democrat Party is in a lot of trouble, unless they can find a way to win back the working-class Trump voters that they've managed to alienate in recent years.
The Democrat Party's "opposition" to Donald Trump and the GOP has been "pathetic."
Six months into Donald Trump's term, and Democratic politician's ability to be an opposition party is, in a word, pathetic.
When the poll came out saying that "Democrats stand for nothing more than opposing" Trump, I thought to myself, 'If only that were true!'" But they can't even do that well. When House Democratic Caucus chairman Joe Crowley was asked by the Associated Press just what his party's core message was, he "hesitated" and then said, "That message is being worked on."
It was as tone deaf (but honest) an answer…

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This weekend was spent with family and had two wonderful encounters with the finely crafted cinema of Rituparno Ghosh: Antarmahal and Nauka Dubi.
Family is my refuge from the rest of the world. In the time spend with the family, certain other non-issues become paramount, that isolates me for a while from the world of the written word, and its push and pulls, compromises, dictates, job requirements and requirements that are not professional, stress that comes from fending for the obvious.
Antarmahal is inspired by Tarashankar Bandhopadhyay's novel Pratima and Nauka Dubi by Rabindranath Tagore's short story. They are finely crafted movie with great eye for details. The early twentieth century Bengal comes alive in these movies. There is a kind of celebration happening, there is pomposity yet sedate. The idea is not to ridicule the era, but higlight the conflict between modernity of thought with actions that are based on the long held traditions that were stifling, unjust and dehumanising; was clearly portrayed.
The socially vulnerable, larger than life characters in the films were strong individuals. There was melodrama and romanticism, like an art form, in the way sets were designed, frames were captured, the postures of the characters. I thought Rituparno has great understanding of woman as a form and how best it can be captured in the camera. The windows were used with great adroitness, and the light or lack of it.
The good thing was that despite having to read subtitles, I could feel the emotions portrayed and their nuances as well. I liked that script of both the films: tight and tacit. Long pauses, body gestures, bit of humour, light and shadows, frames all added to a picture that was so clear in what it wants to say.
Rituparna has eye for details. The tall bed with post, chair, rural Bengal, and culturally proud yet anglicised Calcutta, scraped walls, curtains, lamps, window and scenes outside window, gust of breeze, lamps, pond, courtyard, maid-consort, jewellery, bindi, indoors and outdoors was spot on. He is the new Cultural Tsar from India.
The strongest point of his movies is the meticulous research, and I am sure he is versatile too. In the two movies I have seen so far there is a strong Rituparno signature, but I have to see more of his movies to know whether he can get out of his own mould in terms of telling a story. Next on the agenda is Last Lear. He is a fantastic filmmaker and I would want him to try make movies outside the Bengal construct, say eastern Uttar Pradesh or western Punjab or for that matter in Tamil or Telgu.
In the interactive session, he said something interesting, he now wants to make a movie on a story that can only be told via cinema as a medium. He is very capable of it. Meanwhile, characters of his movie are still playing in my mind long after the movie is over.


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At first, I only knew of Judith.
As in, I had met her a few times and smiled and said hello a few times as our paths crossed at Universal Medicine workshops and events but had never really had a conversation with her.
I was not really aware at that time that she was terminally ill. I mean, she looked slight and slim for sure but she always seemed in a great mood with a smile on her face.
I assumed she was roughly in her 60's. There are usually several hundred people at Universal Medicine events so it is very easy to recognise a warm familiar face and smile and say hello and know someone's warmth and depth – but not really know where they have come from or any details about their life.
Around April 2014 I received a call from Ingrid, a woman who lived with Judith. Ingrid was another warm and gentle elder in the community whom I knew well enough to say hello to, but did not know anything about. She was gathering together a group of volunteers who lived close by to be available to support her and Judith, as they prepared for Judith's imminent departure from this world.
Judith was entering her final stages of palliative care and was lucky enough to have a wonderful friend in Ingrid, as well as an amazing nurse and many friends to support her at home rather than being in a hospital.
And when I say lucky – what I really mean is – blessed by the quality of community that she had chosen to be a part of and by the depth and quality of the pioneering work of Serge Benhayon in how it is shaping what community can actually hold for us.
And so I got the phone call:
"Simon, do you think you could be available here and there for when we need a man to lift Judith out of bed to help her sit up and get her to the toilet?"
As she got weaker she could not lift herself – Ingrid and Elizabeth her nurse were small ladies themselves in their 50's and 60's.
Now this is not really a question or favour you get asked everyday: Are you available to lift a dying lady you don't really know on and off the toilet in the mornings and evenings before and after work?
If I am honest, at first, while I said "Yes of course I can support when needed", it was not really something I was looking forward to doing when I already had a very busy schedule and did not really know what to expect. If I am really honest – at first I thought of it as a chore.
And so I joined a team of gents from around the neighbourhood, I think there were 3 or 4 of us that Ingrid could call and say "Hey are you around this evening? – Can you come over?" And so for a month or two we joined those gathered around to support.
What do you talk about to someone whom you have just recently met properly as you lift them out of bed and help them walk to the toilet in their dressing gown?
We would have conversations that were simple and fun – in fact not much was ever really said or discussed in great detail – but the way Judith looked at you and held you in her gaze was so vivid and deep, she made you feel that each moment in this life is sacred and joyful. That every single moment in this life is important.
You could feel every breath for her was something special and every moment that she got to share with someone and look into their eyes was special, a moment to be embraced and enjoyed in full.
It took me a little while to settle into actually being able to sit with her like that.
Life is so busy and so often we feel we don't have time. Sitting with Judith you really had to feel how much importance we place on unimportant things and how much time we spend actually avoiding truly connecting with people.
It was winter and I would always be very rugged up and warm when I went. Judith loved my big fluffy warm hat with side flaps and a furry peak. Often I would take it off and, at her request, let her wear it. It was a very funny sight to see this little terminally ill lady, in a hospital bed, sitting there straight faced and telling me all about her day in this big fluffy hat that she adored putting on. She couldn't do much in her physical state, but she loved everything she could do with every cell of her being.
Judith's eyes were bright and sparkly. Her smile equally so. She spoke softly and as time went on she would be out of breath, but every word she spoke was magnificent – considered and full and rich. She did not ever say anything for the sake of just saying something. She did not waste one single breath on anything other than sharing joy. The joy of life and connection and the chance we all have each day to love each other.
I remember meeting Seth and Sarah – Judith's children one evening at the house as it came much closer to her passing. It was within a week or so now before she passed. It was interesting to me that I had this incredible opportunity to spend time with this woman who I now knew very, very well over the past couple of months, and yet her children had not taken up that opportunity.
Judith was surrounded by a community that adored spending time with her. They came to support not out of some sense of duty or obligation. They were there because they loved her and they loved being around her. I met Seth and Sarah briefly on two occasions and on both occasions they stayed in the lounge while I went to visit, chat, and help their mother to the toilet.
The sun was shining bright and it was a clear, blue sky on the morning that Ingrid called me to ask if I could come down and lift Judith's body out of the bed and into the coffin.
I chose to walk to her house just to take the time to comprehend what was going on.
As I arrived and met my friend Steve and his Brazilian co-worker Caio in the lounge room, there really was nothing sad at all about what we were about to do. We walked into the room and there on the floor was a butterfly and rainbow painted coffin that had been prepared at Judith's request by our friends Rosie and her young daughter.
The room was still and glowing – the sun streaming in.
In the bed was not Judith. Anyone who has ever seen the body of someone who has departed knows what I mean. Anyone who has any doubt that there is more to us than flesh and blood has never seen eyes shining like Judith's did and then seen the plastic / wax like dummy that remains when that light has moved somewhere else.
We lifted the body up and placed it gently in the coffin.
The body was much heavier than what I was used to when I lifted Judith to the toilet.
We placed it in the butterfly rainbow coffin and into the back of Ingrid's little SUV and in accordance with Judith's wishes, Ingrid dropped the coffin off to the crematorium and without a fuss or kerfuffle, the body was burnt. We all went to work and made sure we did not just 'attend' – but lived our day in full.
Writing this now I can feel what a blessing it was to spend time with her. What was so amazing about being in her presence, was being in the presence of a person who did not have one ounce of fear. Judith was not afraid of death.
But equally so and even more powerfully – she was not afraid of life.
There are more Elders in our community.
Ingrid is now preparing for the same journey. She is not sitting in a nursing home alone and "tended" to. She is busy writing and learning how to use her Apple Mac better, is involved in many community projects, supports other women with cancer and has just played a big part in publishing a book on the joy of ageing which you can see at the Joy of Ageing Esoterically website.
She has much yet to do and many around her that love her dearly – even though her 'blood' family is in Germany. There is something very special about those that have chosen to be students of The Way of The Livingness in how they look at and move through life. There is a path being laid for a much lighter world.
I know that the journey for Ingrid will be equally as beautiful (for her and also for me) and I know that she knows we will be there for her in the same way.
Truth is,
I didn't help Judith McIntyre as she prepared to die……
She helped me to really live.
Simon Asquith
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One can rightfully call fashion designer Routa — the founder of "Routa" brand — a person that is creative in every way.
The designer not only creates collections of women′s clothing lines Luxury, Pret-a-porter de luxe, denim, pret-a-porter, along with author's jewelry, but also beautifully sings and composes music.
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Working with Passion: On Assignment for NGOs
Posted by Jacqui Palumbo on October 18, 2016 | Business/Marketing, Photographer Interviews
One of the greatest gifts for a working photographer is to be commissioned to shoot a story about an issue that matters to them. When the organization hiring you shares a passion for your subject, the potential for extraordinary and far-reaching outcomes are immeasurable.
Photography as a tool for social change has long proven to be powerful and compelling. In today's market, there is potential to create in-depth stories for both non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and the philanthropic arm of a foundation within a corporation. These organizations strive to effect change and use photography to visualize their mission and work they are doing. The length of engagement for photographers can be much longer than a typical assignment, and the impact can be much greater.
While studying photography at The Portfolio Center. Atlanta-based photographer Audra Melton met designer Greg Samata of Samata.us, who later hired Melton to shoot for their client The Atlantic Philanthropies, documenting their efforts towards public health, education, and social justice. She worked side-by-side for weeks with staffers from the foundations to capture powerful images in the countries targeted to receive aid. Melton is typically asked to deliver a library of images that serve the broad needs of her clients, retaining the rights to renegotiate for any advertising placements and to use the work she produced for self-promotion.
Melton shares: "The main difference I find between working through a design firm and working with the NGO directly is that there can sometimes be a second set or subset of photos that the firm is looking for. Often the ideas a designer or art director has will enhance the work—they're thinking more about the actual photo rather than just recording what's happening. Sometimes a resolution is needed between those two elements. I always try and shoot both. preferably simultaneously." Corporate philanthropy work has led Melton to a broader career where storytelling continues to be at the core of her commissions.
New York City-based photographer Ashley Gilbertson finds it gratifying to work with like-minded NGOs that share his commitment for issues such as the global refugee crisis. Represented by VII Photo, he is respected for following his subjects on what are sometimes long, arduous journeys.
Early in his career Gilbertson was inspired by the work Sebastião Salgado produced in the mid-1980s, covering severe drought in Africa for the humanitarian organization Doctors Without Borders. Between assignments, Gilbertson frequently reaches out to aid organizations, offering to accompany their delegation on their missions, a practice he began early in his career. These collaborations produce powerful photographs that the NGOs can utilize to communicate globally about the issues they support.
Gilbertson retains rights and can further promote awareness of these issues using the size and strength of his followers, and the broader community VII Photo on social media and other platforms. "Rather than working for a client, we are working with an organization. Such partnerships have fostered commissions and special relationships such as VII Photo's collaboration with UNICEF," says Gilbertson.
The root of all research begins with what's important to you. What do you care about and how you can use photography to help achieve change? Connect with those who share your passions and are working to solve problems. This may be the most gratifying work you will do with your camera.


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Karen Ascheim Wysopal has been in software QA for over 20 years, in roles including tester, release manager, software engineer, test automation engineer, and 10 years as QA manager. She's spent the past five years at Hewlett Packard, and currently heads Quality & PMO in the Software and Web Services organization, overseeing HPConnected.com, ePrintcenter.com, and related HP web-connected print technologies. She was a leader in the organization's transition to Agile last year. Karen has presented at the Pacific Northwest Software Quality Conference, AgilePDX, and will speak at QUEST 2014 in April. Her professional passions are building high functioning innovative teams from the ground up, defining processes that encompass a holistic approach to quality, and speaking on best practices to foster improvements across the industry.
Among her other interests are user interaction design, art and photography, real estate, economics, politics, child development and education.
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Latest News
Health fair for Jacks Hill today
The Janet Claire Elizabeth Foundation (JCE) will be hosting a health and information fair for underprivileged and undeserved persons at the Jack's Hill Community Centre in St Andrew today.
The JCE Foundation is a new innovative and dynamic organisation that was established to memorialise the life and contributions of Janet Claire Elizabeth Jackson after her passing in 2014. In the most spirited way, Jackson used a significant portion of her life to serve vulnerable persons and underdeveloped communities, particularly in the Jack's Hill Village.
Service providers and exhibitors will include the Jamaica Family Planning Association and the National Health Fund. Child immunisation, counselling, Pap smears, HIV/STI testing, blood pressure checks, and prostate screening are just some of the tests and services that will be on offer.
Zuar Jarrett, director of the foundation and son of the late Jackson said, ''The JCE Foundation supports educational initiatives and development projects that seek to foster social inclusion and improve the standard of living for vulnerable Jamaicans. We want to help and educate communities that have little or no access to health care."
The JCE Foundation is a registered non-governmental organisation and is listed as an official charity as per the Charities Act and Companies Office of Jamaica.


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Vincent has his flight booked for his next visit and the countdown has begun. Having spent most of the Summer together, it has been difficult to be apart. Looking forward to spending a month during Christmas together again!
Countdown to France & Spain
Soon I will be heading back to Europe for a few weeks to spend time with Vincent and his friends in Paris. Also part of this adventure is a road-trip to Sitges Spain for my very first Bear Week. I am looking forward to a week of booze-filled days on the gay beaches of Spain with my boyfriend – and I have some new beachwear just for the occasion!
Vincent Countdown
I Am Going to France!
For Christmas 2016 my boyfriend surprised me with something I never thought possible. I am going to Paris France! A whirlwind 10 day vacation is quickly approaching.
This is my first BIG trip and I am very excited about it! It will be my first real trip out of the country (well, even the Province!) and my first time on a plane. I feel like a big kid.
Thank you to everyone who helped Vincent carry out his plan. It seems everyone knew but me. Now I just have to pack …
I am counting down the days now – count down with me!
France trip … January 8 – 18, 2017.


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The Restoration Council of Shan State (RCSS), also known as the Shan State Army-South, announced last week that candidates can restart their campaigns in 16 areas under the group's control beginning 1 October. The announcement comes after campaigning in these areas was temporarily restricted due to what the group said were security reasons resulting from skirmishes with army troops.
The change in policy came about shortly after the RCSS's Kholem Township Liaison Officer and Gen Win Min Tun, Commander of the Kholem-based Central East Command, met in Kunhing on 30 September. During their meeting Gen Win Min Tun promised to control the military columns in order to prevent further clashes from taking place, according to a statement released by the RCSS
In its statement, the RCSS indicated that political parties are now free to carry out their campaigns and canvass for votes in the areas that are under its control, provided they inform the group's respective liaison offices. This change of policy appears to be because the group now has confidence that army columns will abide by the pledge made by General Win Min Tun.
According to Loilen residents, high tensions remain between the RCSS and the army in southern parts of Loilen Township in Southern Shan State. Government troops continue to be searching for RCSS troops using as many as ten regiments, villagers told the Shan Herald.
Speaking on condition of anonymity, a village tract head told the Shan Herald that fighting broke out between the RCSS near Kutcho village south of Loilen town at around 8 pm on September 29th.
The Shan Herald was unable to contact an SSA spokespersons to inquire about these issues and the statement that the group released. The RCSS has yet to confirm whether it will sign a nationwide ceasefire agreement, a reluctance that appears to be a direct result of the recent skirmishes.
On 16 August, the RCSS had indicated via a joint statement released with three Karen armed groups, its willingness to sign on to a national ceasefire. The statement was released in conjunction with the Karen National Union (KNU), Democratic Karen Benevolent Army (DKBA) and the KNU/KNLA Peace Council, prior to the latest round clashes breaking out last month.
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Teen Titans TV Series Might Begin Shooting in The Fall
The upcoming live-action Teen Titans series is receiving a lot of buzz as DC Entertainment is looking to launch it's own brand of content in their new web service. News has been floating around that the new series may begin shooting as soon as this Fall.
An employment website for the film industry posted several openings for the live-action Teen Titans series that will air in WB's new digital streaming service. My Entertainment World revealed that filming would begin on September 25th in Atlanta, Georgia. Despite many superhero shows typically film in Vancouver, it looks like Teen Titans may join the likes of The CW's Black Lightning as it is also filming in Atlanta. When the show was being developed for TNT, it was suppose to shoot in Toronto during the summer of 2015 before being postponed to October. Since then, the cable network decided to scrap the series. With the show being shot in Atlanta, we may see some quality in filmmaking for the series. Atlanta has become the most popular location for shooting shows and films as it has hosted films for Marvel and TV shows such as The Walking Dead.
Geoff Johns, Akiva Goldsman, and Greg Berlanti will be in charge of writing the pilot. The series has already confirmed to get released in 2018. The series will follow Dick Grayson as he leads a team of other wannabe superheroes including Starfire, Raven, and a few others. Johns has implied that the series will also feature Beast Boy.
Leave your thoughts on the Teen Titans live-action TV series being filmed this Fall in the comments section below. Readers seeking more TV show news can visit our TV Show News Google+ Page and our TV Show News Facebook Page. Want up-to-the-minute notifications? FilmBook staff members publish articles by Email, Twitter, Tumblr, Google+, and Facebook.


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'Fear the Beard' Pirates Mailer
An A6 mailer that folds out to an A4 die-cut beard, promoting the advertising opportunities around the upcoming Pirates of the Caribbean blockbuster. It revolved around the new character of Blackbeard, and included a beard quiz on the reverse. This was send to clients and agencies across the UK. Concept & Design by Paul Capon & Simon Evans.


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News and Updates
Generous scholarships up for grabs at new Tauranga campus (13 July 2018)
The future looks bright for tertiary students opting to study in the Bay, thanks to a new series of scholarships generously donated by the Tauranga Tertiary Campus Charitable Trust (TTCCT).
University of Waikato's rankings rise in Asia-Pacific (28 June 2018)
Continuing our strong performance in international rankings, the University of Waikato has risen to #65 in the Times Higher Education's measure for the Asia-Pacific region.
Scholarship to unlock secrets of climate change (27 June 2018)
Master of Science (Research) student Ingrid Lindeman was recently awarded the William Georgetti Scholarship to assist her climate change research quest.
PhD student scores new scholarship to support elite rugby athletes (25 June 2018)
PhD student Conor McNeill may be specialising in fatigue monitoring in rugby union but there'll be no rest for him as he embarks on three years of study. He's the inaugural recipient of the University of Waikato – Bay of Plenty Rugby Union Doctoral Scholarship.
Country's most comprehensive study of breast cancer highlights inequities (21 June 2018)
Professor Ross Lawrenson and his team have spent three years looking at how to improve outcomes for women with breast cancer.
University of Waikato continues rise up QS World rankings (7 June 2018)
Outstanding research and international student recruitment drive University of Waikato higher in world rankings
Waikato Honorary Doctors get "Topp" Honour (5 June 2018)
The University of Waikato is proud to congratulate Hon Doc recipients Jools and Lynda Topp (MNZM) and other alumni recognised in the 2018 Queen's Birthday Honours.
Scholarship provides new opportunities for Waitaha students (29 May 2018)
Young people of the Waitaha iwi will have the opportunity to gain the ultimate all-round university experience next year, thanks to the new Waitaha-A-Hei University of Waikato Scholarship.
New research project set to invest $13 million in the Bay of Plenty (23 May 2018)
A new University of Waikato research project will bring together a world-class team of researchers to look at ways to develop algae for environmentally progressive commercial use.
From Waikato to leading the world in Artificial General Intelligence (9 May 2018)
Dr Shane Legg started out with a Dick Smith's computer for his 10th birthday, now he is at the forefront of a new computing revolution.


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Women's Cross Country 19th At NCAA West Regional
Nov. 11, 2016
Sacramento, Calif. --- The San José State women's cross country team finished in 19th place out of the NCAA Division I West Region's top-35 teams Friday morning in Sacramento.
"Everyone on the team ran a good race," said Spartans' head coach Brad Wick. "When you look at the improvement of the runners that competed here a year ago, we really have something to be proud of."
Jennifer Sandoval was SJSU's top-finisher in 55th place with a time of 20:47.9. Jeanette Zambrano, who finished last year's regional in 120th place, crossed the finish line Saturday in 21:16.5, good for 76th place. Karina Nunes also saw a great improvement with a 112th place finish (21:47.8) after she was 180th last season.
"Everyone who ran gave it their all," Wick said. We finished pretty close to the top half, and that's close to where we want to be. But looking at the improvement for our athletes shows the direction that the team is headed."
Stanford won the meet with 71 points, followed by Washington with 88 points and San Francisco with 101 points. Washington's Amy-Eloise Neale snapped the tape at the finish line with a time of 19:27.8.
- Stanford 71
- Washington 88
- San Francisco 101
- Oregon 107
- Portland 130
- San José State 565
Amy Eloise Neal, Washington, 19:27.8; 2. Charlotte Taylor, San Francisco, 19:40.3; 3. Brenna Peloquin, Boise State, 19:42.0; 4. Lauren Larocco, Portland, 19:42.8; 5. Alli Cash, Oregon, 19:43.5; 55. Jennifer Sandoval, San José State, 20:47.9; 76. Jeanette Zambrano, San José State, 21:16.5; 112. Karina Nunes, San José State, 21:47.8; 139. Adilene Aldapa, San José State, 22:07.4; 196. Ashley Cahalan, San José State, 23:01.8; 234. Camila Hanson, San José State, 25:07.3.


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This annual race will take runners through Phuket's beautiful lush settings and back roads on the island's northern point, and is inspired by track and field's earliest days in ancient Greece, when Olympians measured contested races in feet and miles.
This method gave runners a chance to achieve a personal best over another distance.
This challenging race is open to runners of all ages and will feature four running distances and categories:
· The signature 10 mile run includes five age categories starting from age 15
· The 5 mile run is open to participants aged 12 and older
· The 2 mile open run for runners of all ages
· 500 metre fun run for young runners up to 12 years old
The day's first competitors will kick-off the run at 6am and the award ceremony is set for 7:30am.
Competitors of the 5 and 10 mile races will receive a race kit which includes a T-shirt and BiB number, and a commemorative medal at the end of the ceremony. The top three finishers of the 10 and 5 mile categories will be awarded a trophy.
The top three overall Thai and international winners of the 10 mile run are rewarded cash prizes.
The total prize pool is valued at B110,000.
Registration fee starts at:
· B450 for the fun run (B400 for teams)
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So today I thought I would give you some overview of my favorites during these few days back in my "normal" life, since you pretty much saw all my "Indian favorites" in my Bag-post. I know, it's not a lot, but it covers pretty much the last 2 weeks of being here again. And someday (after sourcing through all my 2000 India pictures I will actually post another India related post, no matter wether you want or not :))
2. Silver statement necklace Jopp, another addition to another field of addiction, this subtle statement necklace (sounds strange, I know, but this about it) was found at a local flea market and it has my love right now. I can't wait to be finally able to leave the house without a scarf hiding every necklace I wear.
3. Plant seeds I never had a green thumb, but strangely I wanted to try growing my own salad and edible flowers this spring, so far I can say my plants do actually still live.
4. Sun glasses Since I was kinda a late one with transferring the money to my uni, I had to rely on my bike instead of the bus the past week. But cruising through the city with sunglasses is a instant boost for your will to ride a bike.
5. Urea lip balm from Balea After a long flight your skin is always really dry and especially this product helped a lot to fight the dryness. Plus it is in a tube, so you can actually still use it after having a cold, since no bacteria can come inside.
6. Good coffee The north of India is like a desert to coffee lovers and therefore I've been drinking coffee non-stop after returning.
And another favorite was the whole action around "Post aus meiner Küche" (mail from my kitchen), a website where three lovely girls do initiate food swaps with home-made goods concerning one certain topic every few months. This months it was all about childhood memories and I decided to take part for the first time. I drew lots for the lovely Eva and she gifted me that generously that I felt really, really bad for my really small package, but I was actually struggling with finding actual meals from my childhood. One thing I do remember about food in my childhood has to be, that I liked nearly nothing, I was a picky child hating a lot of the things, I nowadays love: Tomatoes, french fries (really early), vegetables (in general), pineapple, salad, mushrooms, and, and, and. Still, I've got the images from the swap, just see and enjoy.
|My package; Eva's package
That's it from me, I have to get to uni and learn something about History in the virtual world and about the History of the Middle East. Oh joy!


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Edson Consulting and The Prince's Trust
At Edson Consulting, we believe that businesses have a responsibility to not only invest in the society that we all live in but to lead by example. We have been raising funds for the The Prince's Trust for a few years now. Initially we joined with a customer to raise funds together. More recently we have been holding our own fundraising events and raising money at our team nights.
About The Prince's Trust
Around one in five young people in the UK are not in work, education or training. Youth unemployment costs the UK economy £10 million a day in lost productivity, while youth crime costs £1 billion every year.
The Prince's Trust address this by giving practical and financial support to the young people who need it most. Helping to develop key skills, confidence and motivation, enabling young people to move into work, education or training.
Learn more about The Prince's Trust
The Belfry Fundraiser
Recently we held our Charity Golf Day at the Belfry where customers, staff and friends joined together to raise over £1000. The awards were presented by Namita Patel from The Prince's Trust.
Thank you to all those supporting the event and to Namita for supporting us.


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Whether you have limited internal capacity or a well-resourced employment team, appearing before Australia's employment tribunal, the Fair Work Commission, can be a daunting and potentially risky experience for any resource industry employer.
To make matters worse, did you know that the Fair Work Commission can restrict you from being represented by an external lawyer during proceedings?
Thankfully, AMMA's consultants are recognised as the leading specialists in representing resource employers at the Fair Work Commission and can get around its propensity to frown upon the presence of external lawyers.
Acting like a specialist, expert extension of your own internal employment teams, AMMA fills the void between your own resources and law firms. Further, we can even work with your trusted external legal advisors in more complex matters or those that may have wider legal or reputational impacts.
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The Government confirmed its commitment to introducing a legislative framework to facilitate crowd-sourced equity funding (CSEF). The consultation paper which the Government has released outlines key elements of the Government's CSEF framework for public companies and seeks feedback on whether the CSEF framework should be extended to proprietary companies.
CrowdReady will be making a submission before the deadline on 31 August 2015. Please contact us for your views.
Key Features of the proposed Australian Equity Crowdfunding Framework:
Issuers must be incorporated as a public company in Australia.
Limited to certain small enterprises that have not raised funds under existing public offer arrangements.
Relief from certain public company compliance costs would be available to newly registered or converted public companies. Reliefs include:
• exemptions from disclosing entity rules;
• allowing annual reports to be only provided online;
• exemption from holding an annual general meeting (AGM); and
• exemptions from the need to appoint an auditor and have financial accounts audited, subject to a cap of $1 million raised from CSEF or under a disclosure exemption.
Exemptions will be available for a period of up to five years, subject to annual turnover and gross assets thresholds of $5 million (excepting the audit exemption).
Issuer may raise up to $5 million in any 12‑month period, inclusive of any raisings under the small scale offerings exception but excluding funds raised under existing prospectus exemptions for wholesale investors.
Permitted securities are one class of fully paid ordinary shares per CSEF offer. All shares in a particular CSEF offer must have the same price, terms and conditions.
Reduced disclosure requirements, including a tailored CSEF disclosure document. Required disclosures will relate to:
• facts about the company and its structure, including financial statements;
• facts about the CSEF raising; and
• mandatory risk warnings.
Must hold an Australian Financial Services Licence.
Intermediaries would be responsible for monitoring compliance for investments made via their platform.
Must undertake prescribed checks on the issuer.
Must provide generic risk warnings to investors.
No restrictions on fee structures; however, fees paid by an issuer must be disclosed.
Permitted to invest in issuers using their platform; however, details of any investments must be disclosed.
Prohibition on the provision of investment advice and lending to CSEF investors.
Investment caps for retail investors of:
• $10,000 per offer per 12‑month period; and
• $25,000 in aggregate CSEF investment per 12‑month period, self‑certified by investors.
Signature of risk acknowledgement statements prior to investment, including that:
• investing in early stage companies is risky and the investor may lose the entirety of their investment;
• investors may not be able to sell their shares;
• the value of the investment may be diluted over time; and
• investors have complied with the investor caps.
Unconditional right to withdraw for 5 days after accepting offer.
Additional rights in relation to material adverse changes during the offer period.


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I'm off to Thailand tomorrow morning, up early and on the 7am flight out of Palm Springs to begin the long 24 hour trip to Thailand, arriving at 11pm the next day – whew! Good thing Zack gave me a good book, I have my ambien and my ipod (full of Zumba tunes, of course!)
Updates and photos coming soon!
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Market Failure
Question 1
Economic inefficiency in the market arises when manufacturers do not supply the required type or quantity of a goods and services on the market which are demanded by consumers and that will lead to Market Failure. We can identify 3 causes of market failure:
1. Restricted Competition – The UK Government investigates and if necessary stops monopolies and mergers, cartels and restrictive trade practice, because good competition between companies (producers) leads to increased efficiency and prices of products are lower. If there is a restriction of competition by monopolies, mergers or restrictive trade practices we can observe that quality of goods and services are poorer, supplies are limited and there are lack of choices, sources are used inefficient and prices are higher.
2. Public goods - Government has to provide public goods and raise revenue from general taxation. The public goods like defence, lighthouse or street lighting are generally provided for all citizens and cannot exclude anyone from their consumption. So each one of these goods and services are used by consumers without diminution amount available to others and also they cannot choose to not consume them. Because it is impossible to exclude individuals or groups of people from the consumption of these goods as a result no one pays for them and producers not receive payment for their productions.
Merit goods – these goods are provided to all inhabitants because this leads to higher standards of living for whole country and labour force will be more effective. Every resident has the opportunity to better educate and be healthier. Government believes is good for consumers but consumers can undervalue these goods and services. If we look at the merit goods on free market economy prospects, where is big difference in income and wealth between citizens. People on higher wage can easily afford them, but the people on lower wage won't. In UK's mixed economy...
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A Stevens training culminates in a Senior Design Venture and Innovation Expo that includes mind-blowing student research. The Medical Device Decontamination Laboratory on the DIT Faculty of Biological Sciences has received the Education Laboratory of the 12 months Award 2018 on the Irish Laboratory Awards. Music technology professors Rob Harari and Carlos Alomar create experimental music with college students in Stevens' music technology lab.
NSW would be the first place in the world to introduce velocity-camera-fashion technology to detect and crack down on illegal mobile phone use by motorists. Over a hundred business representatives from Ireland's booming technology sector gathered in DIT Kevin Road last Thursday for the Institute's Faculty of Computing annual Project Truthful. Anda akan menghabiskan sebagian besar waktu Anda di timeline ini, di mana pembaruan aktual tentang hal-hal yang berarti untuk Anda akan ditampilkan.
Your complete concept of personal acts is subversive and terrifying in a society with no privacy, which leads Sal to an encounter with a woman identified only as The Lady (Amanda Seyfried), and it lets Niccol address how the countless data-gathering and data-buying and selling of institutions from Fb to the NSA would play out in a world the place somebody might escape them fully. I not too long ago spoke with Niccol about Anon's familiar coldness, how his movies strategy conformity and technology, and how it all pertains to Black Mirror.
At this level in Andrew Niccol's profession, audiences should be pretty clear on after they're watching one of his films, even if they miss the opening credits. Niccol specializes in excessive-idea stories concerning the ways technology affects society — sometimes radically, like in his science fiction films Gattaca, In Time, and S1m0ne, and typically extra subtly, as in his drone-warfare drama Good Kill or his arms vendor story Lord of Struggle. … Read More


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Danger could be hiding in your dinner salad.
Food most people consider healthful, such as raw sprouts, salad greens, cooked fruit and rice, can pose serious health risks if they are improperly prepared and stored.
Sprouts are considered risky because they grow in a bacteria-friendly moist environment. Outbreaks have involved raw alfalfa and mixed sprouts that were contaminated with Salmonella, which can lead to fever, cramps, diarrhea and even death, according to the Food and Drug Administration. Thorough cooking significantly reduces health risks for sprouts, as well other foods.
Certain people are at greater risk, including young children, the elderly, immune-compromised people and pregnant women, according to Sam Beattie, a food safety extension specialist at Iowa State University.
The bacteria Campylobacter, Salmonella and E. coli, as well as Norwalk and Norwalk-like viruses, cause the most commonly recognized food-borne infections, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC is working on analyses to estimate the number of illnesses each year in the United States from various foods. Initial reports are expected in 2008.
Well-documented sources of contamination are undercooked and raw meat and poultry, raw eggs, unpasteurized milk and raw shellfish, according to the CDC.
But eaters may be less familiar with threats posed by improperly cooked or stored fruits and vegetables. Produce can be contaminated at home, or on the farm, by unclean water and by manure used for fertilization, according to the CDC. Washing produce can reduce your risk, but it doesn't eliminate contamination.
Just a year ago, at least three people died and hundreds were sickened in an E. coli outbreak traced to raw spinach that was grown in California and had been contaminated by cattle feces.


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What Do Actual Contractions Really feel Like?
Sriram Ramgopal is a medical graduate from Sri Ramachandra University, India. You're thought-about to be in energetic labor when you've got contractions that final for about a minute and are available often more often than each 5 minutes. Your practitioner has possible instructed you when to name for those who assume you are in labor (when contractions are 5 to seven minutes apart, as an illustration).
Before having a preterm start, a lady first has a preterm labor which is common contractions of the uterus coupled with a change in the amount of opening and thinning of the cervix earlier than the thirty seventh week of pregnancy. These contractions seem for lower than 10 minutes, and usually final for forty five-60 minutes.
Inside two weeks of your due date, these contractions will probably be closer collectively and extra painful. This began in the midst of evening and every time I had a contraction the back ache woke me up. At the time I didn't know if I used to be in labor or not, as I had been contracting lightly for weeks.
Braxton Hicks contractions are sporadic and do not occur at common intervals. Throughout labor stage, you could learn to distinguish between natural labor pain in pregnancy, and fake labor pains. With out having these contractions, you'd have longer, extra frequent and extra painful labor contractions.
These kinds of contractions should happen after the 37th week of being pregnant, when the child is considered to be full-time period. If the mother is anxious about circumstances surrounding her labor and delivery, the increased cortisol can stall her labor as well.


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Launched in 2005, WellesleyWeston Magazine is a quarterly publication tailored to Wellesley and Weston residents and edited to enrich the experience of living in two of Massachusetts' most desirable communities.
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208 W e l l e s l e y W e s t o n M a g a z i n e | s p r i n g 2 0 1 6 when longtime Wellesley residents moved to Florida, their friends and neighbors sadly said goodbye but cheerfully embraced the well wishes captured in this poem by fellow neighbor Lincoln Holmes. On Wellesley's Vane Street I hear say, there's a protest underway. Why all the tumult, all the fuss? The answer: Bobbie Jean and Gus are moving; they are leaving us. Some well-known sights will soon be gone: Bobbie Jean on the links at the crack of dawn, Gus repeatedly seeding his lawn. We'll miss the aroma of Gus's pipe and Bobbie Jean's smile, a real friendly type. The fish in Florida better beware now that Gus is headed there. Kindergarteners there will smile with glee the moment that they do Bobbie Jean see. We'll miss you both, Bobbie Jean and Gus. And so to you are sent from us our very best wishes for years to come in your new home; may it with joy hum! narrative capturing a moment suburban sketches creative expressions your voice painting a portrait reflections A Fond Farewell L I N C O L N H O L M E S writer last but not least Be Creative This page is designed to give our readers the opportunity to express them- selves creatively. If you have a short piece of fiction or nonfiction (300-500 words), a poem, illustration, or photograph depicting life in Wellesley and Weston, we would love to hear from you. Please email your submissions to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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2015's First Market Update
Last year was an exciting time for the Calgary real estate market. Prices rose, demand was high and sellers enjoyed plenty of competition once their homes hit the market. Calgary's growth made headlines across the country and many outside investors staked their claim in our city's steady growth. Sales increased nearly 10% compared to 2013 and the average price rose by 5.8%.
Increasing values inspired those who were considering a move to start looking sooner than later. The same will hold true for 2015. Relative to the other large urban cities in Canada, Calgary's cost of living and real estate prices are still quite low. It's safe to say that values have a long way to go before they reach their plateau. Fortunately, available inventory is in a much healthier supply than it was this time last year. Buyers have a little more to choose from, and may be less likely to find themselves in competition over and over again.
Whether you are employed in Calgary's oil industry or not, the recent headlines of the decreasing price of fuel has captured everyone's attention. If prices continue to decline, economists are predicting a slowdown in the Calgary real estate market. What will this mean for consumers? It's too soon to tell at this point, but it's important to remember that Calgary's economy is leveraged in several other major industries which continue to demonstrate positive growth.
If you are thinking of making a move this year, you are in a great position to capitalize on what might be the last of the Bank of Canada's ultra low interest rates. The finance minister hasn't said anything yet, but analysts are predicting that 2015 will be the year that we see a slight uptick in mortgage lending rates. If you plan on buying a home, speak to a mortgage professional about getting a pre-approval in place. Your lender may be able to provide you with a rate hold for up to 120 days in case the rates go up before you buy.
Do you need to move to celebrate the changes that are happening in your life? Let me serve you in helping you make the move to the place or home that reflects where you are in life's journey! I will listen to your needs and use my knowledge and expertise to make this a smooth transition to the right place for you to call home in Calgary. Contact me at 403-708-5873, firstname.lastname@example.com, or www.allisonjames.com and let's get on with your journey!
About Allison James
Allison James has been a realtor® since 1999 with Century 21 Bamber Realty Ltd. in the changing Calgary real estate market. A Century 21 Centurion Award 2007 recipient and a member of CREA and AREA, she specializes in residential real estate and has her designations as a Seniors Real Estate Specialist and a Certified Condominium Specialist. These designations testify that she has the expertise and resources to help her clients make a smooth transition to the next step in their life journey. She enjoys helping her clients as they move through many of the same stages of life that she, too, has experienced. The fact that the majority of her business comes from past clients and/or referrals from satisfied clients speaks volumes about her dedication to the high quality of service that she offers her clients to meet their Calgary and surrounding area real estate needs. She is a mother of four who are all on their own now, and a grandmother of eight. Besides helping people buy or sell real estate, she loves spending time with her family, being active outdoors, traveling and meeting new people, photography, playing the drums, reading, scuba diving, listening to music, learning new things, and nurturing her spiritual growth.
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Future 2018 Buick Enclave should be revealed in the showrooms sometime during 2017. Current version of this Buick 7-seater crossover has several issues, which have to be solved. This mainly refers to efficiency, weight and performance. Some speculations indicate that upcoming Enclave could be smaller than before.
All-new design which was introduced in Continental, should also find its way to the Enclave, as well as on other new Buick cars. We expect for new 2018 Enclave to have more aggressive and more muscular design. Speaking of interior design, Enclave will offer high level of luxury in three rows of seats. This will include Alcantara, leather, wood and aluminum accents. New prototype was already tested in Nevada. Although It was highly camouflaged, some details could be notice. For example, LED daytime running lights up front.
2018 Buick Enclave engine and fuel economy specs
2018 Buick Enclave engine will probably be 3.6-litre twin-turbocharged V6 petrol unit. This engine is capable of producing 300 horsepower and 330 lb-ft of torque. Power from the engine will be sent to the front wheels through 9-speed automatic transmission. Overall weight has been reduced to 4,400 pounds, which is great. Together with new engine, this will enable much better fuel economy, handling and performance. 2018 Buick Enclave fuel economy specs are rated at 28 mpg on the highway. 2018 Enclave acceleration time up to 60 mph is set around 6 seconds.
2018 Buick Enclave release date and price
2018 Buick Enclave price will be set somewhere around $40,000. Its biggest competitor on the market will be Mazda CX-9. We expect to see 2018 Buick Enclave release date to be set near the end of 2017.


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Listen to a cue from Brian's score to ROSE/
Here is a cue of the main theme from Brian's score to the film ROSE.
Here is a cue of the main theme from Brian's score to the film ROSE.
Tesoro Pictures' "ROSE" starring Cybill Shepherd and James Brolin opened the Lone Star Film Festival with it's world premiere on Thursday, November 9th, at The Four Day Weekend Theatre in downtown Fort Worth. The film, and Cybill Shepherd, who was in attendance, received rave reviews and an enthusiastic response from the sold out audience.
"We were thrilled to see the film touch the audience the way it did," observed Rod McCall, "Rose" director/writer. "They went nuts. Cheered. Cried. Laughed. It was amazing."
"'ROSE' definitely struck a chord with the audience, said Greg Clonts, the film's producer. "On a gut level I think the audience identified with the film. They were moved by Cybill's performance and charmed by James Brolin."
"ROSE" is the saga of Rose Jones, a widowed ex-cop, who discovers that she might have a life-threatening illness and decides to go on a solo road trip in a wheelchair through magnificent rural New Mexico. Her journey introduces Rose to Max (James Brolin), a charismatic, older rancher, who has his own life-changing issues.
Cast members present at the "ROSE" screening were Julio Cedillo, who plays "Nesto," a New Mexico cop who befriends Rose on her journey, as well as Mark Vasconcellos, who is "Duke," a felon who attempts to rob Rose. Other actors present included Delana Michaels and Mary Maxson, who are featured in the film as members of Rose's bowling team, and Amiee Williams, who plays the role of "Bonnie," James Brolin's daughter.
Members of the "ROSE" production team, who attended the premiere, included Eric Williams, Executive Producer, from Austin, Stephen Griffin from Dallas, who edited the film, Brian Ralston from Los Angeles, who composed the score, Colemar Nichols from Albuquerque, who was the Director of Photography, Randy Huke from Austin, Set Decorator, Script Supervisor Dave Adams of Delaware, and from Houston, Mario and Miguel Martinez, gaffers.
The ROSE poster has been released. Take a look.
Special thanks to Sample library developer Soundiron and their Jan Hoeglund for inviting me to interview in their artist interview series over on there developer blog page. I talked about a lot of topics from my recent SyFy Channel work on Planet Of The Sharks, to scoring Crooked Arrows, to what my workstation is like and my advice for young composers. Check it out!
The Film Music Reporter, one of the most extensive and up to date online news outlets exclusively for film and television music has reported on the up coming premiere of Planet Of The Sharks and even linked to the Planet Of The Sharks suite I put up on soundcloud last week.
With just one week till the SyFy Channel broadcast premiere, here is a little 10 min suite of music from Brian's score contributions to Planet Of The Sharks.
The Asylum has released a trailer for Planet Of The Sharks. Directed by Mark Atkins with a score by Brian and co-composer Kays Al-Atrakchi. Premiering on Syfy channel, July 27th @ 9 pm.
Brian has finished scoring the SyFy Channel original movie Planet Of The Sharks. The score was co-composed with Kays Al-Atrakchi similar to the previous film Awaken. The film also has the same director as Awaken, Mark Atkins. So it is really an assembly of much of the same creative team. Planet Of The Sharks will premiere on the SyFy channel, Wednesday July 27th at 9pm, EST as part of their "Shark Week" programming leading up to Sharknado 4.
A glimpse at my current composing template and process...
SyFy shark week here I come. What do scary impending sharks sound like? Guess I will figure that out.
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The official website of film and TV composer. Features biography, projects, news / updates blog and contact information. Brian Ralston is a Los Angeles based film/TV composer of such films as Crooked Arrows (20th Century Fox) , Graduation (Magnolia Pictures), Don't Fade Away and 9/Tenths Of The Law.


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Through Their Lenses
A look at the best work from student photojournalists in the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications.
The following photos are from the Spring 2017 collection on CommMedia, a website that delivers news and multimedia content produced by top student journalists in the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications. Photo collections on the site are curated by faculty members in the Department of Journalism and represent what they deem to be among the best in student-produced work for their respective courses and assignments.
To view the rest of this collection and other collections from student photojournalists, visit http://commmedia.psu.edu/photos/.


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Capitals 5, Hurricanes 2: Troy Brouwer scored a pair of goals and visiting Washington steamrolled Carolina to extend its winning streak to three games.
The third line of Joel Ward, Jason Chimera and Eric Fehr each had a goal and two assists for the Capitals, who were eliminated from playoff contention 24 hours earlier. Marcus Johansson collected a pair of assists and Braden Holtby turned aside 36 shots to win his third start in a row.
Jiri Tlusty had a short-handed tally and Radek Dvorak scored in the final two minutes for the Hurricanes, who lost their third straight and have scored only four goals in that span. Anton Khudobin allowed a season-high five goals on 21 shots.
The Capitals got on the board only 62 seconds into the contest when Fehr slid a pass from behind to net to Ward, who pulled the puck to his forehand and easily beat Khudodin. The same line struck again midway through the second period when Chimera was allowed to skate in front from the right side of the net and tuck a forehand past Khudobin.
The Hurricanes briefly slowed the momentum with the short-handed tally at 17:16, Tlusty finishing off a 2-on-1 by burying a feed from Jordan Staal into an open net, but Brouwer restored the two-goal edge with a one-timer from the left circle with 35.1 seconds left in the session. Washington turned it into a laugher when Fehr and Brouwer connected 62 seconds apart in the first 3:27 of the third for a 5-1 edge.
GAME NOTEBOOK: Chimera's three-point night gave him 41 on the season, the first time he has surpassed 40 in his career. ... Tlusty's tally was the 11th short-handed goal for the Hurricanes. ... Johansson's two assists gave him 44 points, leaving him two shy of his career high set in 2011-12. ... The visiting team has won eight of the last nine in the series.


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Thursday May 18, 2018, marked the UFV School of Business' first Sustainable Development Symposium. This event brought together UFV faculty and students, members of the community, and a variety of perspectives on sustainability.
2017 Sustainable Development Essay Competition winner, Sarah Speight, began the evening by presenting her proposal for an Apiculture and employment program.
Stó:lō Community Futures Community Resource Manager, Louis De Jaeger, spoke about the Stó:lō strategic vision, the importance of the entrepreneurial spirit, mentorship, and the ways in which the Stó:lō business community is working together to support Indigenous businesses. Louis discussed the Stó:lō Business Association's focus on helping Indigenous entrepreneurs develop their business skills and the ways in which a better understanding of cultural differences and history can help forge partnerships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous businesses.
Jeanette Martin, the Building Materials Coordinator for the Upper Fraser Valley Habitat for Humanity Restore, spoke about the opportunities offered to families by Habitat and the ways in which the Restore plays a vital role in generating housing opportunities for families all over the world. This is an exciting time for Habitat for Humanity, as in honor of Canada's 150th anniversary, they will be building 150 homes across Canada.
Speaking on behalf of the University of the Fraser Valley, School of Business, David Dobson, detailed his integration of sustainability themed projects into his research methods course. This presentation highlighted some of the most notable research projects done by students in this class, as well as discussed the challenges of guiding students through research of this nature.
This well attended event proved to be an excellent opportunity for UFV and Fraser Valley Stakeholders to make connections and exchange ideas on how the local community can work towards sustainability.


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"I have really high myopia (-19D in left eye and -20D in right eye) and have used hard contacts until now - unfortunately I've developed an intolerance towards them. I've never heard of anyone with myopia this high and I'm really worried about my treatment options. Do you have any input or useful information?" - Cassie
Dear Cassie,
There's good news for you and other patients with high myopia. Now, implantable Collamer lenses are approved as a myopia treatment on patients with moderate to severe nearsightedness. If you haven't already looked into Visian ICL, it's worth researching to see if it's right for you. These surgically-implanted implantable Collamer lenses come in powers as high as -15D and treat up to -20D, which could provide a real boost to your vision.
What is the Visian ICL?
Study after study has shown Visian ICL to be a solid alternative to LASIK and similar refractive myopia surgical procedures. Designed for patients age 21-45 with stable vision, Visian ICL is ideal for patients with -3 to -20 diopters. Keep in mind, Visian ICL is not designed to treat astigmatism, which means you need to have astigmatism lesser than 2.5 to be a candidate for the myopia surgery. In some cases, doctors have combined Visian ICL with LASIK to treat the remaining astigmatism.
Why Not Just Get LASIK?
We spoke to Dr. James J. Salz, clinical professor of Opthalmology at the University of Southern California about this very issue. He said, "Patients who are above -10 diopters or -11 diopters (which is considered severe myopia) often can't get enough correction with a LASIK procedure." Salz also added that LASIK simply isn't for everyone. Anyone with severely dry eyes, as well as specific corneal diseases and other conditions are generally not good LASIK candidates.
Patient Satisfaction
"My vision was so bad the army wouldn't accept me," says Christiaan Rollich, who was severely nearsighted. For Rollich, not wearing glasses or contacts meant not seeing at all. "If I took out my contacts, I wouldn't be able identify anybody in the room, no matter how close they were."
Now, however, Rollick has Visian ICL implants for his high myopia and raves about the impact it's had on his life.
"It's the best money I ever spent, now I have really clear vision. I can do anything I want now. I surf, I do Thai boxing," she said. "It's really amazing."
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Gov. Butch Otter said Friday he will convene a task force on Idaho higher education, modeled on an effort he initiated nearly five year ago credited with finding a long-range, bipartisan consensus on K-12 education.
The co-chairs will be Linda Clark, former West Ada School District superintendent and a State Board of Eduction member, and Bob Lokken, CEO of White Cloud Analytics. Both served on the public school task force that delivered the K-12 report in 2013.
Recommendations for Idaho colleges and universities could come from the task force by September.
"This is a wonderful opportunity for us to take a long look at the second part of (Idaho's education) system," Clark said.
Legislative leaders expressed support for the task force. Senate President Brent Hill, R-Rexburg, called it a "great idea," saying Otter had consulted with legislators and included lawmakers among its members. House Minority Leader Mat Erpelding, D-Boise, said the success of the K-12 task force showed the value of such collaborations.
Idaho higher education needs a long-range plan, Otter said. "Where are we anemic? Where do we need more purpose? How can we do a better job?" Otter asked.
Otter said he put no restrictions on the task force's work, including financial, just as he gave the public schools task force broad latitude in 2013. That group produced a set of 20 recommendations aimed at improving education. Endorsed by Idaho legislators, its initiatives could end up totaling an estimated $350 million.
The K-12 task force wasn't about money, and dollars were barely discussed at its meetings, Otter said. The task force focused on recommendations it thought would improve education and Idaho's work force.
"We know the cost of everything," Otter said. "But we can't visualize the value sometimes."
The eight state college presidents will serve on the task force, and are elated with Otter's news.
"Any time the governor makes higher education an issue on a platform like a statewide task force, it's an overall benefit for all of Idaho higher education," said Bob Kustra, Boise State University president. "At Boise State, we are particularly pleased because it will give the task force an opportunity to look at the funding mechanisms that are used currently."
Kustra has complained that Boise State receives less money per pupil than the state's other two universities.
Otter's Higher Education Task Force is sprouting in an environment where Idaho colleges and universities have argued hard for years that the Legislature needs to put more money into the system.
Kustra and others have said the state shifted dollars from taxpayers to the universities and students as lawmakers used state money to deal with other issues.
Idaho colleges also face a depressing rate of students leaving high school who go on to college. That "go-on rate" is about 44 percent, and the number has dropped from 50 percent in recent years.
A January 2016 study from the University of Idaho's James A. & Louise McClure Center for Public Policy Research suggested that many male students think they can make good money being employed straight out of high school and are not inclined to take on college debt, which can reach up to $20,000 for many Idaho students.
"We need to change that college-going culture," said Chuck Staben, University of Idaho president.
In 2011, the Legislature passed a series of controversial, tech-heavy eduction reforms proposed by then-Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Luna and endorsed by Otter. In 2012, voters repealed the reforms in a stateside referendum. So Otter convened a public education task force of 31 educators, parents, lawmakers, policy makers and business people to create a path toward better education in Idaho public schools.
The panel's 20 recommendations in 2013 covered an array of issues, such as boosting teacher pay, increasing school technology, easing obstacles to students attending college after high school, improving reading and giving districts more autonomy to run their education systems.
Hundreds of millions of dollars are scheduled to go into those reforms, including another $58 million this year for teacher salary increases.
Those reforms are just taking root in Idaho classrooms, but educators and other stakeholders already are calling for Otter to reconvene the task force to asses how reforms are going and look for new areas in which education can be improved.
Bill Roberts: 208-377-6408, @IDS_BillRoberts
Higher education's 2020 goal
The 28-member task force is still being formed and not all its members have been appointed. It will have lawmakers, college presidents, students, businesses people and others. Its aim is to help improve Idaho's work force and move the state closer to its goal of getting 60 percent of its population 25 to 34 armed with a certificate or college diploma by 2020.


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Tourism: discover the locations where it is prohibited to take picturesBy Stars Insider of StarsInsider |
Discover the places where it is prohibited to take pictures
It is always a good idea to inform yourself before travelling. There are many places where visitors are not allowed to take a photo. Those who dare to challenge these laws could face anything from a fine to a prison sentence. However, there are always those courageous few willing to break the law and photograph the forbidden. Take a look at the images below, which were not all taken with permission!© Shutterstock


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Can you write and pay the rent in the digital age?
I recently submitted a satirical piece about bibliomania, literary criticism, publishing fads and the purpose of literature to a short story competition; these topics have interested me for over a decade. The recent media coverage about the Man Booker Prize, book bloggers and J.K. Rowling's new book has made me feel as though I'm living in a theatrical adaptation ofRead more


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RISD Well Represented at Whitney Biennial
Contributing to its critical and popular success, six RISD alumni were invited to show work in the 2017 Whitney Biennial.
Body Language
The Museum of Glass in Tacoma, WA presents a remarkable retrospective of sculptural glass jewelry by pioneering studio artist Linda MacNeil 76 SC.
Liu Lands a Guggenheim
Sculpture faculty member Jen Liu earns a 2017 Guggenheim Fellowship in the Film and Video category.
Creative Hunger
Otis Gray 14 SC brings much that he learned in the studio to producing Hungry, a podcast about the power of food in a polarized world.
Multidisciplinary Convergences
Sculpture major Charlie Ehrenfried 18 SC is pursuing two Liberal Arts concentrations as he makes informed 3D work about identity and culture.
Hungry for More
With his podcast Hungry, Sculpture alum Otis Gray 14 SC has created a food-centered podcast that blends entertainment and public engagement.
RISD Artists in the Whitney Biennial
Five RISD alums are among the 63 artists chosen to participate in this year's Whitney Biennial.
Mixing It Up During Wintersession
Sculpture grad students Makia Sharp MFA 17 SC and Ellie Tomlinson MFA 17 SC are co-teaching a Wintersession course called Intersecting Dimensions.
Grounded in History
Students in a cross-disciplinary studio create site-specific installations that bring alive the significance of a historic fort and state park in Newport, RI.
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Friend of the lab Matt Pavesich, Associate Teaching Professor in English and Associate Director of the Writing Program here at Georgetown, is offering a new course this spring that builds on the project-based studio pedagogy employed in previous flagship Ethics Lab courses:
This class is an experiment. We're going to test a new kind of class at Georgetown — a class in which the students, you, will receive course credit for working on a project that you've dreamed up, that you'd like to work on if you had time, but sadly will have to leave forgotten on the shelf because you're at Georgetown — you don't have the time.
After an introductory unit, intended for us to create a shared ethos and group dynamic, each of you will pursue your own individual communication and design projects. Our meetings will have a common thread — a little reading about communication design in the 21st Century and discussion — but most of our shared studio time will consist of working alongside each other, bouncing ideas around, conducting critiques ("crits") of our work, and making substantial progress on a project personally important to you.
We will consist of two subgroups, the 305s and the 105s. 305s are students, sophomores and above, who have already worked in one of Georgetown's studio-ish courses: University as a Design Problem, the Studio Collaborative, Introduction to Design, and so on. 305s will begin the semester with a working proposal and/or prototype of a project, and their semester's work will be to take it to completion. They will also serve as mentors to the 105s.
105s are interested in design work and its methods, as well as communication generally. They have not taken part in the curricular experiences that 305s have; this will be their first studio class. They will likely not yet have a proposal for a project; their semester's work will be to conceive of a communication design project, to research it thoroughly, to write an extended proposal for its completion, and to create a rough but working prototype.
Admission to the class will be based on your application: please email Prof. Matthew Pavesich with a brief statement of the project you would like to pursue this semester (approx. 300 words). This project may be one you have begun in a prior class or another forum, or it may a project you have not yet begun. Please also indicate whether you've participated in any of Georgetown's design or studio-related courses or projects (the Red House, the Studio Collaborative, a UNXP course, etc.). Design experience is not required for admission.


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3 Minutes Interior Walkthrough Video of Residential Project
Budget $750-1500 USD
We are an architecture firm working on a 2 storey house that needs a top 3 minutes walkthrough video showing all the interior areas and features.
We would provide you with the 3dmax model and from there you would produce the video using Vray for 3dmax since we require a medium-high quality , something similar to the one on the next video (better if possible):
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Some aspects and features we'll expect from the video that you need to consider when placing the bid are:
1- Although it is a walkthrough interior animation, the exterior environment should play a role in the feeling of the house (moving trees, dinamic weather).
2- The video should have musical stimulation.
3- The video might be shorter then 3 minutes, but please consider 3 minutes for your original bid.
What we expect from you:
1- English proficiency.
2- Complete honesty and confidence regarding the final quality and delivery times for the video.
3- To have read and checked all the project requirements, links and files shared so we can base our decision on an accurated bid. For this, please begin your statement with the word "Vray".
Thanks for your interest.
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Interesting Facts Regarding Commercial Property Investment That You Should Learn Of
There are so many things that have been written when it comes to residential property investments but then again, the areas of commercial real estate investments are not that familiar with us. Well, this is due to the fact that there are so many investors out there who are just so confident in investing their money or their assets on residential properties as they are already familiar with how things work with it, not to mention that they are comfortable with it as well. The only way for you to be knowledgeable when it comes to commercial property investment is when you are dealing with everyday matters concerning running a business from a commercial building or property since getting involve with such a business will enable you to familiarize its nature, particularly the terms and the conditions that comes with commercial leasing and its corresponding tax implications as well. In order for you to have a clear view and a much better understanding when it comes to commercial property investment, we will be supplying you, through this article, with bits and pieces of information about it that is essential for your knowledge and also, together with it are the advantages that you can enjoy from investing in one.
Speaking of commercial property, this is actually a term that is commonly used in reference to properties that are being used for commercial purposes such as manufacturing industrial sheds, warehouses, sites for industrial factories, retail units and even office spaces. If you are wondering about the possible differences that might be present with the conventional residential properties and the commercial properties, well, you need to know that there is a huge difference between them in terms of their returns and investment procedures.
When it comes to commercial property investments, one of the main advantages of being an owner of a commercial property is that once you already have a potential blue chip corporate as your tenant, this only goes to show how you will have the benefit of flipping the property that you are leasing for much larger margin. This only goes to show that once you already have a ready buyer who is willing to offer you rich premiums, rest assured that you will gaining more than what you expected and your profit will surely exceed your expectations. This particular advantage is only applicable and only existing on the side of commercial property investment as you will never find it being offered in residential properties. For those of you who are now interested in investing to commercial properties, you have to do your homework and research about the things that you should and should not do.
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Lemon Dee Organic Bath & Shower Gel, 8 oz.BSG-01
Lemon Dee Organic Bath & Shower Gel, 8 oz.BSG-01
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Treat yourself to a walk through an organic citrus grove on a warm sunny day. Close your eyes and inhale...sweet, spicy, zesty. Lemon Dee is an energizing, organic, skin-conditioning Bath & Shower Gel that will leave you feeling fresh and clean.Our 8 oz. organic bath and shower gels contain natural ingredients that provide lots of creamy lather, along with skin-nourishing properties that rinse clean and smooth. Wonderful for shaving legs and overall cleansing, this lusciously fragrant shower gel works well with a loofah, brush or bath mitt for a gentle, exfoliating body scrub. Your skin will feel clean, refreshed and intensely moisturized! Nittany Valley Organic's unique Bath & Shower Gel is made by mixing our castile Liquid Soap with a unique extract of vegetable gums in glycerin, which adds extra emollients and silkiness. This creates a product that is good for all but the driest skin with a very silky, smooth consistency like honey. Enjoy the rich lather of a soap-free, non-drying cleansing gel that leaves your skin feeling clean, refreshed and delicately scented with an uplifting citrus fragrance. Lemongrass essential oil blend is high in anti-oxidants and Vitamin C and moisturizes and softens the skin. This bath and shower gel is a natural alternative to the commercially made products you find on the store shelves today.
Ingredients: Saponified organic coconut oil, organic olive oil, organic jojoba oil, vegetable gum, vegetable glycerin, lemongrass essential oil blend, organic aloe vera and rosemary extract.


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The Kapil Sharma Show 19 June 2016 200mb HDTV Free Download
Event: The Kapil Sharma Show 19 June 2016
Language: Hindi
Genres: Comedy
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The Kapil Sharma Show is a Indian Hindi stand-up comedy and talk show television series broadcast on Sony TV. Show starring Kapil sharma, Ali Asgar, Sunil Grover, Kiku Sharda, Sumona Chakravarti, Chandan Prabhakar, while Navjot Singh Sidhu serves as the permanent guest.
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Some of you have asked me to define Boomacious! So, I'll try. Boomacious is a Baby Boomer who is so fabulously satisfied with him or herself that God smiles. A Boomacious one embraces her age, weight, aches and pains without allowing them to stop her show. She no longer cares what people say, and most of the time, what they do. She has learned to live and let live. That is Boomacious!
Boomers realize that this life is the only one they will have, so we've stopped waiting for things to get better. Things like: when I find that significant other; when I lose a little weight; when I get my teeth fixed; when I win the lottery; when I buy a bigger house; when the kids get their own place. Any of these sound familiar?
In the beginning these reasons for postponing life may have had some basis in fact. They become excuses upon realizing your life has been on hold for years while you waited for these things to get better.
"You need to git up, git out, and git somethin'
Don't let the days of your life pass by…
How will you make it if you never try"
Years from now I may look back on this website and wonder if I had lost my mind. What made me think I had anything to say and why did I think anyone wanted to hear it? Guess what. I've always wanted to write and I'm through waiting. I am so Boomacious that I'm going to tell America what I think! Everyday, if I want to.
Here is my list:
I am so Boomacious, that I wear flats even when I dress up.
I am so Boomacious, I go to lunch, dinner, and a movie alone.
I am so Boomacious, I wear tight jeans and heels at my age and weight.
I am so Boomacious, I dye my hair blonde if I want to.
I am so Boomacious, my significant other might be twenty years younger (he's not).
I am so Boomacious, I think I'm 50….45!
How has your life been redefined? What do you plan to start doing? Let's hear it!