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On the Workload page, you will see a list of all of the people in your account and whether they are under or over scheduled for a specific period of time.
How to use the page
- On the left, you can see all of the people on your team. If you click on a person, then you will see the projects and tasks they are assigned to.
- To the right, is a series of columns that tell you whether the people on your team are under or over allocated.
- When a person is expanded to view tasks assigned, you can edit the Planned Hours scheduled on any day.
- At the top, there are a number of options that allow you to filter the projects, people, and the time period displayed.
- If none of the people are assigned to tasks in the dates selected, then a message will appear to let you know.
Settings you can apply
- On the top right there is a Settings gear you can click to view and customize the page
- Show Total Hours: If checked, this will display the total number of hours in the cells. So for instance, say you have 8 hours assigned to tasks across multiple projects. The number "8" will display in the respective cell accordingly.
- Show Incomplete Tasks Only: If checked, this will only display time related to tasks which are incomplete.
- Show Assigned People Only: If checked, this will limit your list of people visible to those who are assigned to tasks within the projects you have filtered by.
- Show Over-Allocated People Only: If checked, this will only show you people who have at least one day over allocated.
You can set your working hours on the Holidays page. This determines whether a person is over or under allocated. You can also set holidays for people from the Holidays page under the Settings Menu.
What the coloring means
- Green:If a cell is marked in green, then it means that the person is assigned to tasks for that day, but for less than their working hours.
- Red:If a cell is marked in red, then it means that the person is assigned to tasks for that day for more than their hours available for that day. They are therefore over allocated.
- Yellow:If a cell is marked in yellow then a person is assigned on a day that has a holiday. This could be a personal holiday, or a country holiday that applies to the person.
- Grey: A grey cell represents unassigned tasks.
- White: A white cell represents non-working days, so you can see at a glance whether the team member is availibile.
How to reassign tasks
- If you click on a green or red cell at the person level, then a popup will appear. This popup tells you which tasks the person is assigned to for that day.
- You can then reassign people immediately, through the popup. You can unassign a person, reassign the task to another person, or add other people to work on the task. It will update your assignment on that particular task and when the popup closes, the Workload page will be updated so that you can see the new allocation.
- You can use this page to quickly check to see if people are overloaded and if they are, then you can easily unassign or reassign others to the tasks. This should save you time and improve your productivity.
To export Workload data to Microsoft Excel or CSV, select the Export button on the top right.


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A good cup of coffee isn't as easy to find as you would think. Around the city centre there are 1000's of places which offer a coffee. But if your a coffee connoisseur or just appreciate great coffee, then there are a few spots around the city who really know how to make a decent brew. Here are my 3 favourite spots!
Tak – Oxford Road
Hatch is one of the latest developments on Oxford Road & Tak is somewhere you can get a real cup of coffee! You can choose your beans, strength & style.
Although I'm not quite refined enough to drink espresso or black coffee, they make a decent soya latte! The interior is stripped back & you can even buy some proper coffee making essentials too.
Siop Shop – Tib Street
This lovely little cafe, tucked away in the Northern Quarter, not only has some of the best doughnuts & sandwiches you will find, they also make real coffee.
This place is the perfect spot to enjoy a decent coffee, a cheeky doughnut & a good book. I'd pick this over Costa or Starbucks any day.
Pot Kettle Black – Barton Arcade
You will find this spot hidden in-between St Annes Square & Deansgate. They take their coffee seriously & you can definitely taste it.
Not only is their coffee strong & delicious, they have a stunning space, which encourages people to come inside, eat, drink & relax.
Happy relaxing/caffeine hunting! x

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Due to the corona virus, all program meetings are cancelled until further notice.
What is the Peace Garden?
The Peace Garden is a community garden where community members can come together to hang out, share knowledge, and work together on our lovely garden. Together, we share knowledge about gardening, maintain the garden space and compost pile, plant seeds, and when the time comes, harvest the fruits of our labor to share with our community. We welcome everyone and wish to include anyone who wants to participate. The Peace Garden welcomes diversity, and promotes compassion and non-violence.
Get Involved
Are you new to gardening? This is a great place to get started and learn more! Already have experience? We would love to have your help and guidance! Whether you wish to be a regular volunteer, or someone who just wants to drop in, you are welcome to join the garden meet-ups. You can find meet dates and times here on the website, on the right side of the page, as well as on the Chico Peace & Justice Center Facebook page.
This is the historic community garden that opened its gates to host some of Chico's first gay marriages when it first became legalized in 2008 ♥
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A mouthpiece must be cleaned from time to time. Soap and water are enough to remove any residuals that build up after some time. Use a special brush in order to clean the inside of your backbore. Dropping you mouthpiece can have a negative effect on playability. This includes damaging of the rim profile, deformation of the shank and so on. Therefore it is good practice to place your mouthpiece in a pouch instead of letting it out in your instrument's case.


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When I apologetically mention this to Katie (since I don't want to shit all over anybody's good time), she says, "Oh, I can't help it. I'm like the dog in the car that walks back and forth thinking he's making the car go."
Thursday, May 2, 2019
Maybe They Hear Us
We're at the movies, watching a film of a live performance of the musical 42nd Street (is that complicated enough?). It's a riot of color and movement, sound and vision, with smiling, beautiful people soaring across the screen dozens of feet high and luminous, and after every spangled, full-bore, blow-out of a number, many people in the audience applaud, including Katie, even though I can't quite bring myself to clap for performers I know can't hear me.
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Not long after Dierks Bentley took the stage at the inaugural Route 91 Harvest Festival in Las Vegas did he realize that his career had come full circle. "My very first concert was Dwight Yoakam," Bentley says, "so it was really cool to see him tonight."
That's right, he took the stage after one of his music idols, someone whose presence still gives him goosebumps. Rolling Stone Country sat down with the "Drunk on a Plane" singer to discuss a few more of the biggest "fan boy" — or as Bentley says, "fangirly" — moments of his career.
"There are a lot of people, bluegrass guys and acoustic artists, that the general country fans wouldn't know," he says. "Like, I really get sort of 'fangirly,' if that's what you want to call it, about songwriters and a lot of the backdoor Nashville people."
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Deer Sketches
Last summer I was visited by a young deer that spent quite a bit of time outside the window at my cottage in Calabogie.
Here are two watercolour sketches I did recently from the photographs I took.
This is the first one I did. It is only 4 x 6 inches and I decided that I shouldn't have added the background.
In this one I found a better paint mixture to match his coat.
This is one of 3 pages of quick pen sketches I did of the deer. I don't do enough of these. I tend to grab my camera first. He spent so much time here, I was able to get many photographs as well as 3 pages of sketches. As you can see there are no antlers in the pen sketches. I only noticed them when I had the photos up on the computer.
Posted on December 10, 2016, in Cross Training, Nature Journaling, Watercolours and tagged nature, watercolor, watercolour, white-tailed deer, wildlife art. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
Great sketches and very nice water colours. Nice work as always Nancy! Hope you are keeping well! Merry Christmas to you! Cynthia


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Is Contena A Good Work At Home Job?
Here's one for all you bloggers and anyone who aspires to write content for a living. Contena looks to be a pretty new company as of 2017 that allows you to sign up and basically start your own writing business. These types of business models are great because as a writer you can really hone your writing skills for whatever you plan on doing in the writing business. Whether you're a blogger, writer of content for others or even aspire to write your own novel, Contena is a place you can start that journey. I checked out this platform and here is what appeared on the homepage.
I have to admit I was pretty impressed with the homepage which had a lot of information on getting started and really gave me a good idea of what this platform was about. Basically Contena has it's own academy which teaches you how to become a freelance writer. There looks to be six separate modules that you will be exploring and learning from and from the looks of things I think this company is really off to a good start.
For the newbie blogger or aspiring freelance writer I think this could be a rewarding platform to learn and work on.
Take a look at what I mean with the modules you will see on the website.
Now, I am not sure if there is a fee to join but I think there is. There are a few different plans you can choose from but regardless these platforms usually don't charge an arm and a leg. I checked the reviews out and saw that there was one that said it was a good platform for writers but not for everyone. I don't think that writing is for everyone the same as blogging for an income isn't for all of us. You have to put some time and effort in and with time comes experience and trust within the marketplace and that applies to any platform you use for writing.
Can You Make Money With Contena?
In a nutshell yes. You can also take jobs from the pool they have on the site and that's a good thing. I think if you hustle as a writer on the site you can make some money. Here is what they claim you can make in three months time.
I don't know but if I could make over 5000.00 in three months at 100.00 per article I would definitely be interested. I mean how hard can it be writing articles? I would suspect they would want you to take a writing test or a sample writing to be accessed but I think it's worth going through the process.
This program was referred to me to write about and I don't really want to say yes or no to this. I do not think it's a scam but I would do your due diligence and check out reviews like this one to make sure you're getting into something that's legit. I would say Contena is. As far as making a ton of money like 100.00 per article I would have to see that to believe it but if the ability to make that much arises I say go for it. To sign up for Contena and begin your writing adventures that make you money you can sign up here.
Would I Join Contena?
You know what? I definitely would sign up with this platform if i wasn't committed to working on this blog. I think it's got a lot of potential and seeing that it's relatively new, you could probably get in on the ground floor on this thing. Work hard and prosper I say. On the other hand if you are a blogger and looking to start your own business as a blogger selling affiliate products I would check out one of the more popular training platforms for bloggers. Either way these two platforms can make a writer or blogger a success. Check out my review on my #1 platform for affiliate bloggers here.
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You will need: 2 eggs, water, vinegar, 2 glasses, flashlight, bowl
- Put one whole egg in a glass of water and the other whole egg in a glass of vinegar.
- After several hours look at both eggs. Do they still look the same? The egg in water is the same, but the egg in the vinegar has changed. The shell has begun to fizz. The acid in the vinegar dissolves the calcium carbonate that's in the shell.
- Leave both eggs alone for 7 days. After that time take the egg in vinegar to a dark room and shine a flashlight at it. The light bounces off the egg!
- Take the egg out of the glass of vinegar. Hold the egg over the bowl and let it drop!
Why: A chemical change takes place in the egg when left in vinegar. The vinegar, which is an acid, reacts with the calcium carbonate of the eggshell. The change makes the shell go soft, then disappear. This is called "decalcification." The egg in the glass of water does not chemically change.


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November 11, 2009
One could trace garlic back archaeologically to around 3,000 B.C. It was first discovered in Southwest Asia; where it was just considered as a plant. When garlic was first discovered, it had many uses. To some it was just used to add an extra taste to food, but to others it was used for medical purposes. Even the ancient Egyptians used it as part of the diet for the workers who helped to build the Pyramids of Gaza. Garlic itself has a certain life of its own. It has such a strong flavor to it, that any dish in which it is a part of definitely adds more of an extra something to it. Besides its strong flavor and medical purposes, in the medieval times garlic was used as a superstition; it was hung outside doors to scare away witches and vampires. Garlic could be classified as either a vegetable or as an herb and it is one of the oldest plants known today. But in whichever way it is used, one can never forget that one has used garlic within their cooking. When you are buying garlic for cooking, be sure that you don't buy the very large ones; it does not taste the same at all. This garlic is called elephant garlic, and as you may think that you're getting more for your money, it's definitely not the garlic that you are used to. There are many different meals and deserts that garlic acts as the main ingredient in, its' range of use is somewhat surprising to say the least, from ice cream to cold vegetable dishes, to bruscetta and cheese spread. Since it has an exterior skin, it would be wise to take this off, before washing it. You could actually peel it back, or strike it with the flat end of your knife, which will of course loosen the skin. From there on, the user of the garlic has to decide what to do with it. Should he or she dice, slice or put in water or oil. It could be sautéed, broiled, boiled, fried and etc… It is such a universal product that almost anything could be done to it. But try not to forget that garlic tough looking as it is, is highly sensitive to heat, so be easy when you're using it in heat or flame when using it to prepare your dishes. Garlic has now reached a point, within not only the many world cuisines, but within our restaurants as well, where it is almost looked upon as the "Holy Grail". Not only because of its' taste, but health benefits as well. What is oil and spaghetti without garlic? Fresh garlic has for the most part enlivened countless of boring and otherwise tasteless dishes. Among the many ethnic restaurants within New York City, garlic has taken a second look at altogether. In such French Restaurants as Jean Georges and Le Bernadin, food would not exist without that certain touch of garlic. Well it might exist, but it definitely wouldn't taste the same. Then again, all the Asian, Middle Eastern and African restaurants, all worship what was once considered as "just a plant", garlic, because of its essence. But besides its importance within the restaurant industry, garlic has also been revived within the many different American ethnic neighborhoods. Unless most of us come from Southern European, North African, Middle Eastern or Asian cultural backgrounds, our ancestors have no idea about planting garlic, when it comes to using garlic within our culinary lives. The basic point being, that though garlic is related to the water lily plant, it is best grown in warm climate. The most major area to grow garlic is Spain, Egypt, France, and Italy. However, the world's greatest production of garlic is in California. If one was to plant garlic in his or her very own backyard, the best place to do so would have to be next to rose bushes, because they control greenflies. Single garlic cloves are planted annually late in the fall and are referred to as seeds, and it doesn't get its flavor until...
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2010 wasn't the best of times for the dance world, but not the worst either. The loss of Bruce Wood Dance Company four years ago is still hard to take, while Texas Ballet Theater had to cancel live music for the third year in a row. Metropolitan Classical Ballet is barely back in business, again without live music and a much reduced cast.
On the sunny side, Texas Ballet Company is more than holding its own with a strong repertory and outstanding dancers, while TITAS continues to bring in innovative companies. And Bruce Wood is making a come-back too, with performances scheduled for mid-June in Dallas.
These were the highlights, in Top 10 form:
1. Paul Taylor Dance Company at the Eisemann Center for the Performing Arts, Richardson (Oct. 30): That all-American boy, Paul Taylor, turns out to have a dark side, evident in Three Dubious Memories and Brief Encounters. The first was a premiere commissioned by the Eisemann Center. Like the classic Japanese film Rashomon, Memories reveals how people have conflicting interpretations of the same events. In broad strokes painted in almost cartoonish clarity, the action concentrates on three characters and a Greek chorus. Strange music added to the tension.
2. Texas Ballet Theater, Romeo and Juliet, at Bass Hall, Fort Worth (Feb. 13): Artistic director Ben Stevenson's gift for drama came to the fore in this ballet version of Shakespeare's classic with stellar performances from lesser characters like the Duke of Verona and Juliet's Nurse all the way to Romeo and Juliet. Lovers in real life, Romeo (Carl Coomer) and Juliet (Leticia Oliveira) captured every nuance of their joy, fear, and ultimate doom.
3. Dominic Walsh Dance Theater, presented by TITAS at the Winspear Opera House, Dallas (March 18): A former principal dancer with Houston Ballet, Walsh has made a name for himself with his idiosyncratic mingling of classical ballet and a very modern vocabulary. Case in point: Amadeus for Anita, set to various Mozart concertos, symphonies and operas, juxtaposed baroque elegance with pedestrian buffoonery.
4. New works by Bruce Wood, with Texas Dance Theatre at the Scott Theatre, Fort Worth (Nov. 13), and with Dallas Black Dance Theatre at the Wyly Theatre, Dallas (Dec. 8): Wood's company folded four years ago to the dismay of many, but as a choreographer he's back in business. Texas Dance Theatre reaped the reward with Surrender. As a woman in distress, Emily Hunter tosses her head, wrings her hands and slams her body face down on the stage covered with autumn leaves. The same theme shows up in another solo for Dallas Black Dance Theatre, this time featuring a fierce Nycole Ray in At the Edge of My Life…So Far, who strews flour as she slides on a table and fights to regain her composure.
5. Texas Ballet Theater, The Nutty Nutcracker at Bass Hall, Fort Worth (Dec. 19): When the Stahlbaums turn out to be the Simpson family and the Mice the Dallas Cowboys, you know something is up. Ben Stevenson's hilarious parody of The Nutcracker hits the target on just about every angle, whether it is Richard Simmons upstaging Lady Gaga, or Sarah Palin aiming rifle at Obama. "Come Fly with Me" and "Staying Alive" are just as likely to turn up as Tchaikovsky's famous music.
6. Mark Morris Dance Group, presented by TITAS, at the Winspear Opera House, Dallas (June 18). Oh to have live music in a dance performance! While it was only a solo pianist, and later a trio and quintet, music added richness to Morris's sometimes deliberately simple patterns in Visitations, as well as complexity to his oddball and fractured Empire Garden.
7. Contemporary Dance/Fort Worth: A Choreographers Showcase, at The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth (July 10): Against a background of a reflective pool and sky and in the capacious space of the grand lobby of the Modern Art Museum, it would be hard not to capitalize on the surroundings. And that the guest choreographers did. Among the best were Kristin Torok's Grid, which used space as a grid pattern with subtle variations of movement; What's Your Story Morning Glory, in which Don Halquist runs and swings his racket in an imaginary tennis court; and in Climbing to the Moon, where Halquist propels himself on a diagonal.
8. Dallas Black Dance Theatre, Spring Celebration at the Wyly Theatre, Dallas (May 19): The war between the sexes took on many guises: tender in Arthur Mitchell's pas de deux—wonderfully performed by guest artists from Dance Theatre of Harlem; combative in Camille A. Brown's Our Honeymoon is Over—in which a couple come at each other like angry gnats; and sheer campy fun in Christopher Huggins's Girl Power. Needless to say, girls have the upper hand.
9. Muscle Memory Dance Theatre, The Rubber Room, in WaterTower Theatre's Out of the Loop Festival at the Addison Theatre Centre (March 6): As much theater as dance, The Rubber Room tells a troubling story about the assignment of New York City teachers to modern "purgatory" where there is nothing to do all day but while away the time. The teachers "sins" range from the fairly innocuous one of muttering four-letter words in an empty hall to throwing chairs. With dialogue, music, simple sets and a palette of red, white and black, the story unfolds relentlessly, while onlookers wonder "why don't they quit?" Because they are still being paid, that's why.
10. Metropolitan Classical Ballet, Summer Repertory at Texas Hall, Arlington (July 17): Having to cancel most of the season in 2009, Metropolitan Classical Ballet gets points for sheer persistence. Other than a very lame Nutcracker, the June show was the lone show for the year. Co-artistic director Paul Mejia provided a fluid and romantic Brahms Waltzes and not much else, while that Bolshoi crowd-pleaser, Walpurgis Night with its flamboyant lifts and exuberant satyrs, gave the dancers a chance to "let 'em rip." That they did.
◊ Margaret Putnam has been writing about dance since 1980, with works published by D Magazine, The Dallas Observer, The Dallas Times Herald, The Dallas Morning News, The New York Times, Playbill, Stagebill, Dance Magazine and Pointe Magazine.
Editor's Note: In the week between Christmas and New Year's, we'll run our looks back at the year in the performing arts, including: Gregory Sullivan Isaacs' year in classical music and opera; the year in theater from local critic Alexandra Bonifield, whose blogsite Critical Rant is a new TheaterJones media partner; biggest theater and arts stories of the year; M. Lance Lusk's thoughts on the year in Shakespeare; Mark Lowry's look at the year in theater with a best-of list; and the year in local performing arts photos.


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Although Chinese New Year technically lasts for 15 days, in Singapore, the hardcore celebration is only 2 days. More over, CNY happens over the weekend, so we effectively only have 1 day of public holiday, compared to 2.5 days usually, this year!
I feel you if you are feeling lost and empty for the past few days!
Here are some comfort food you can jio your kakis to go eat when you really can't stand the emptiness!
Truffle Wanton Mee by Bee Kee
What happens when you have Western fusion with Singapore local food? You get Wanton Mee drizzled with truffle oil!
The popular Wanton Mee stall is at Serangoon – if you work nearby, it will be a good idea to go there for lunch. If not, you can try popping over after work, though given its popularity, it's not guaranteed to be opened by then!
2 Lor Lew Lian, Block 2
Singapore 531002
Kay Lee Roast Meat
Eating at Kay Lee Roast Meat off Tai Seng MRT is more than a gastronomic experience. The shophouse off the main road sports a major throwback to the 70s, with high ceiling and tiled floors.
Their roast meat will throw your mind back to the good old days when nobody thinks being a skinny bag is a good thing.
Alternatively, ordering a bowl of its old school soup, like the Winter Melon Soup, will also help bring down that heatiness you accumulated over the CNY merrymaking.
125 Upper Paya Lebar Road
Singapore 534838
6743 8778
Kin Kin Chilli Pan Mee
Also near Tai Seng, this popular noodle store tends to get crowded during lunch times. However, their chilli will sure jolt you out of the holiday hangover!
Their noodles come with their famous dried chilli, and a bowl of clear soup with fishballs to clear your palate. The stimulation from the chilli will sure brighten up one's day!
534 MacPherson Rd
Singapore 368220
6743 1372
Wonderful Bap Sang 원더풀밥상
My post on this wonderfully tasty Korean cuisine at Suntec City is one of the most popular on this blog. I think it's a testimony of how widely loved this little restaurant behind K Mart is!
The Bibimbap is my go-to comfort food. If not, I would share their Korean Fried Chicken (Soy Sauce). Their Ginseng Chicken Soup with Rice will warm your heart on a rainy day.
And what's better than having good Korean fare, when you can also shop for your favourite Korean grocery after a hearty meal?
Suntec City Tower 3
East Wing #02-609,610
Singapore 038983
6732 0974
Princess Terrace Penang Buffet
Among all the "international" buffet in Singapore, Princess Terrace stands out with its specialisation of Penang food. Everything we love about Peranakan food can be found in one place!
From main course like Prawn Noodles (Heh Mee) to side dishes like Satay, Kueh Pie Tee and Otak Otak, to desserts like Nonya Kueh (mini Ang Ku Kueh, anyone?), Tau Huey and Pulut Hitam (Orh Bee Beh), the restaurant simply threw me back to my childhood days unpolluted by chicken nuggets and french fries!
Of course, the service from the staff was so good, I remembered it till now and cared to mention it here. A well-rounded eating experience will definitely help cure the CNY hangover!
403 Havelock Rd
Singapore 169632
(inside Copthorne King's Hotel)
6318 3168
Crossroads Bar
Located inside Merchant Court, Crossroads Bar is a convenient hangout place for holiday hangover! I wouldn't say the food was value-for-money (it's located inside a high end hotel after all), but the ambience was terrific for a chillaxing good time!
They had big comfy sofas, which was not conducive for eating your Peranakan high tea, but is good for lounging and chatting with kakis.
20 Merchant Road
Singapore 058281
+65 6337 2288
The Courtyard at The Fullerton Hotel
I hate to say this, but one of the ways to overcome post-holiday blues is actually to spend good money on the "treatment". The Courtyard's high tea buffet not only serves great finger food paired with gourmet coffee and superior tea of your choice, but the ambience is also unparalleled.
One is surrounded by the old colonial style facade that is the old Post Office. When I was there, I was also treated to a soothing repertoire of harp performance. Enjoying high tea at The Courtyard at The Fullerton Hotel is an enjoyment for all senses!
1 Fullerton Square, Singapore 049178
6877 8129
If you are tempted to cure your holiday hangover, do not hesitate to pick up the phone to make a reservation! I included these details for your convenience!
Till then, stay hungry!


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Dave Wheelan, founder and publisher of The Talbot and Chestertown Spy was criticized this week on social media for publishing a piece by David Montgomery, the contents of which offended many people, including us. Rather than respond to Montgomery directly through The Spy's comments section, some contributors vilified Dave Wheelan publicly. We find such action highly questionable. Challenging Montgomery is reasonable, in fact appropriate, but castigating the publisher of a sound publication which provides a forum for news and opinions is misguided. Social media provides a welcome opportunity for all of us to express our opinions protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, but it is not a substitute for good journalism. We support The Spy publications, the founder and publisher and the exercise of rights to free speech.
Charity and civility go hand in hand. In today's caustic and fractionated environment when words are weaponized through all forms of media, it's particularly important for us to be mindful and gracious. In the face of opinions we oppose and even find offensive or hurtful, we can still be charitable. We can also choose not to engage, but if we choose discourse over silence, let us be respectful and civil with a tone that engenders positive feelings, not one driven by fear and antagonism.
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Integrated seatpost, integrated seat mast, ISP…in the past few years there have been a number of different frame designs on the market that eschew a traditional, round/cylindrical seatpost that inserts into a seat tube. Instead, these frame designs have seat tube structures that extend far beyond the top of the top tube and incorporate some sort of specific fitting to hold the saddle atop.
Should you buy a bike with an integrated seatpost? For a buyer, the decision should consider the bike as a whole rather than the ISP being the deciding factor. In some cases like the LOOK, the ISP offers a way of tuning the ride in ways not available in other designs. In other bikes, the ISP model may offer a weight savings. Anyone who says that style doesn't affect their decisions is lying, but an ISP can be executed in a way that does give structural benefits. It is also possible that the ISP will end up being the reason you don't buy a bike.
It is interesting to note that a number of flagship road bikes have been released lately that have eschewed ISP and gone with frame-specific, aero-shaped seatposts…such as the latest Cervelo and the new Specialized Venge. However, Giant latest TCR SL Advanced proudly features an ISP, as do several other models at the tops of their respective ranges within the Giant road lines.


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This beloved musical arrives in a beautiful new 4K Ultra HD edition that really brings out the visual and aural elements. Grease is still the word.
Saturday Night Fever: Director's Cut (TheaterByte Blu-ray Review)
White-suited John Travolta burns up the dance floor in the iconic '70s disco film that remains relevant 40 years on thanks to its mix of pop culture, class politics, and teen angst.
Blow Out [UK] Blu-ray Review
De Palma's stylish homage to Antonioni's art-house masterpiece Blow-Up arrives with a strong new high definition transfer overseen by the director himself.
Phenomenon Blu-ray Review
With a heartwarming message, Touchstone/Disney's Blu-ray for Phenomenon features a solid V/A presentation, thus earning it a hearty recommendation.
Bolt Blu-ray 3D Review
A solid early Blu-ray release returns with an updated 3D presentation.
Be Cool Blu-ray Review
Elmore Leonard's favorite character, Chili Palmer, returns to life in this dark survey of the Hollywood music business. Excellent videography with only so-so sonics. Still entertaining with a great cast.
From Paris with Love Blu-ray Review
From Paris with Love is another sleek Luc Besson flick that delivers on the action — no brains required — and the transfer from Lionsgate gets the job done as well.
Pulp Fiction Steelbook [FR] Blu-ray Review
This Region B release of Pulp Fiction from TFI may suffer from the nuisance of forced French subtitles, but the picture and sound are pure delight nevertheless.
Grease Blu-ray Review
Grease is the word and it's rockin' its way onto Blu-ray Disc, but is the transfer up to the task of capturing the spectacle that is this classic musical?


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We believe that the best life we can lead is the one that is fully focused and satisfied in Jesus Christ. Living in deep relationship and connection with him is what truly makes us 'salt of the earth' kind of people. Maintaining this connection strong, however, can be difficult especially if we are leading busy lives serving the people and commitments that are important to us. It can be tricky to find the balance between daily work life and our spiritual life. We get it!
This is why we want to invite all you lovely ladies to join us for a one weekend getaway, where Jesus and community is the focus. It will be a place where you can grow and share with other like-minded women who are also seeking to grow closer to God and stronger in faith. We want to invite you to share a unique experience of love, friendship and praise so that when you return to your families, you can be refreshed, strengthened and more on fire for God than ever! We also hope to leave you feeling more prepared for the balancing act awaiting you! Join us this November to truly go deeper into what it means to be Satisfied in Him.
The topics will centre on developing a strong, practical relationship with God while others will centre on mental health, nutrition and discussions surrounding how it all fits together in our present world. Aside from the presentations and discussions, there will be plenty of time for quiet devotionals, time for the outdoors and a special outing together on Sunday.


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Following the resounding success of the blockbuster movies, their music continue to be widely loved around the world. "CLASSICAL MUSIC in MOVIE", a night of colorful music from the most popular films, will be presented to the audience on April 8 and 9, 2017 at the Opera House.
With the performance of:
Conductor: Lim Jun Oh
Violin: Nguyen Minh Chính
Clarinet: Dao Nhat Quang
HBSO Symphony Orchestra
The great music of the movies: The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, The Sound of Music, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Phantom of the Opera… will be performed by HBSO artists.
This performance is staged and conducted by the talented conductor from Korea Lim Jun Oh, who has done more than 700 concerts around the world. Two extremely emotional works for the violin in "Cinema Paradiso" and "Schindler's List" will be performed by artist Duong Minh Chinh – the talented Vietnamese violinist who won the Special Prize at the International Violin Competition Wieniawsky in Poland and the First Prize at the International Violin Competition in Austria.
We'll also have the excellent clarinetist Dao Nhat Quang preforming the music of two famous films "The Mission" and "Out of Africa".
This is a long-awaited program for the audience in HCMC, especially the young audience.
Ticket price: VND400,000 ($17.6) – VND350,000 ($15.4) – VND200,000 ($8.8)
Booking and delivery: 08 3823 7419, Ms. Huong 098 987 4517, Ms. Huong Ly: 090 805 7972
At HCMC Opera House, 7 Lam Son Square, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
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Simulated Altitude Training is a hot topic in the trekking world right now. Becoming more and more available for the everyday consumer, it is marketed as the next big thing in fitness. And while it has claimed benefits of everything from preventing altitude sickness to improving muscle power, the evidence available is often conflicting.
Some people love it. Some people hate it. And today I am going to break down the FACTS on what altitude training can do for you.
When it comes to Preventing Altitude Sickness while trekking, there are many supplements out there promising the world.
From 'enhancing bioavailability of oxygen', to 'increasing lung capacity' to 'increased blood volume' - many of these supplements seem too good to be true.
And in most cases, that is exactly the case.
So before you fork out your hard earned money, you need to ask yourself 'Does it actually work?"
This article will explore some of the few supplements that have been proven to work (and not just empty your wallet).
7 Benefits of Trekking Poles
Trekking Poles are one of the most important pieces of equipment in the hikers and trekkers arsenal. They have many incredible benefits on the trail...such as reduced chance of injury, improved movement efficiency and even increased comfort.
And while there are no 'magic pills' in the world, trekking poles are about as close as you can get... and they can show many immediate improvements to common issues while hiking.
Here are 7 reasons why trekking poles are THE most important piece of equipment for trekkers:
When you are Training For A Trek, you would be crazy not to include step downs in your preparation. They are absolutely amazing for building specific trekking strength, reducing knee pain and improving stability.
But many trekkers may scoff at this humble exercise and say that it is 'too easy'.
Well, we have you covered there!
At Summit Strength we have an 8 Stage Progression which we take our trekkers through. So no matter how strong you may be, we always have an option for you...
Got a trek with some serious elevation coming up? Don't have any local mountains to train on?
Not a problem!
Follow this three step training plan to get you flying up those mountains!
Strength training for hikers and trekkers really can do a number of amazing things...
From improved joint stability to better movement economy. From reduced risk of injury to improved confidence. It really shouldn't be overlooked in any trek training program!
However there is quite a bit of confusion around strength training - which leads a lot of trekkers missing out on these amazing benefits!
So today I am going to clear up any confusion and share what trekkers should (and should not do) when it comes to strength training for trek preparation.
Knee pain while hiking is the worst... it is an easy way to turn a beautiful day out into an absolute nightmare and unfortunately ,for hikers and trekkers, it is an incredibly common issue.
In fact, about 75% of hikers and trekkers I talk to on a daily basis report some type of knee pain while on the trail.
And the issue is, the majority of the information you will find on the internet on this subject, just doesn't cut it... Advice like "use a knee brace", "tape up your knee" and "get some orthotics" are really only band-aid solutions.
The second you stop using them, the pain comes back straight away... and you are stuck in a never ending loop.
So over the years, I have had to develop my own solution to this problem.
And I am going to share it with you today:
(For a free 12 week training program to put all this information into action, follow the link at the bottom of the page)
Rowan is a personal trainer who specialises in training for hiking, trekkers and mountaineers for their bucket list adventures.
September 2020
Summit Strength is a personal training for hiking service created specifically to help hikers have the best chance of a safe, enjoyable and successful adventure.


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Darby Maloney
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Darby C. Maloney is the Arts & Entertainment Editor for Southern California Public Radio. She works on KPCC's daily arts and entertainment program, The Frame.
Prior to joining KPCC, Darby covered the entertainment industry as producer of KCRW's "The Business" and the "Hollywood Breakdown." While at KCRW, she launched "The Spin-off," a monthly podcast about television, contributed to other culture shows such as "Unfictional," and her work on "The Business" earned numerous awards including two Gracies, a Golden Mike, and a National Entertainment Journalism Award.
In 2006-2007 she was a contributing producer to the "This American Life" television series on Showtime. In the episode "Growth Spurt," she produced the story "Lights, Camera, Traction" about a group of people at the Burbank Senior Artists Colony who made a short film and in the process discovered what it means to be young. From 2008-2010 she helped launch and produce the web-series "The Secret Life of Scientists and Engineers" with NOVA and WGBH. The series was nominated for a Webby and won a Streamy in that time.
Prior to her career in producing, Darby was a psychotherapist who was trained in psychoanalysis. She has a BA in English from Northwestern University and a Masters in Social Work from Boston University.
Stories by Darby Maloney
How movies like 'Batman v Superman' came together for casting directors
Two casting directors explain how they chose the stars for "Man of Steel," "Hairspray," "Wonder Woman," "Cloud Atlas," "Game Change" and more.
Theater owner rep John Fithian says they want more diversity
The president of the National Association of Theatre Owners is presiding at a time when theater owners want more women, more minorities and more family films.
With 'Fresh Romance,' Janelle Asselin advocates for more women in comic books
Janelle Asselin was criticized after she spoke out against depictions of women in comic books, and it's led to her reviving a romance comics series.
Noah Baumbach says he feels 'a long way from 25'
The filmmaker reveals some of his personal anxieties about aging and creativity that went into his new film, "While We're Young."
How the writers on 'Justified' kept Elmore Leonard's spirit alive
With the FX series ending its six-season run, creator Graham Yost says whenever the show's writers got stuck, they would ask themselves: What Would Leonard Do?
GLAAD sees gains in depictions throughout media — except film
On the eve of the awards ceremony, GLAAD's director of entertainment media breaks down the current situation for LGBT characters in entertainment.
Ethan Hawke says, for the artist, it's OK to be nervous
Ethan Hawke has a confession to make: He suffers from stage fright. It's something pianist Seymour Bernstein at a dinner party.
TV producer David Shore goes from 'House' to 'Battle Creek'
"Battle Creek" was the brainchild of "Breaking Bad" creator Vince Gilligan, who sold it to CBS 12 years ago. It was revived by David Shore, creator of the hit show, "House."
'The Lego Movie' directors partner with Will Forte to make the apocalypse fun
Phil Lord and Chris Miller have parlayed their feature film success into an offbeat TV comedy for Fox, with the former SNL cast member as "The Last Man on Earth."
'Hamilton': The power of partnership with Lin-Manuel Miranda and dir Tommy Kail
Lin-Manuel Miranda and Thomas Kail, respectively the show's creator and director, talk about the creative partnership that's led to the hottest musical of the year.
Composers get a Sundance education at Skywalker Ranch
The Sundance Institute holds a much-coveted bi-annual workshop for film composers at George Lucas' Skywalker Ranch in Northern California.
Oscars 2015: How 'Paranormal Activity' got Jason Blum to the Academy Awards
The producer's company is synonymous with low-budget genre movies, but now he's co-produced Best Picture nominee "Boyhood" — and he's attending the Academy Awards.
Documentary shows the intensity a veterans' crisis center
The short documentary, "Crisis Hotline: Veterans Press 1," produced by Dana Perry and directed by Ellen Goosenberg Kent, goes inside the only crisis hotline center for veterans in the United States.
Oscars 2015: Sandra Adair has edited nearly 20 films for Linklater
From "Dazed and Confused" to "Boyhood," Adair has been Richard Linklater's most trusted editor. Five years into the 12-year production, she saw "Boyhood" coming together.
Juliano Salgado: I made 'The Salt of the Earth' to 'find out who my father was'
The Oscar-nominated documentary was really an attempt to overcome a stunted relationship between a world-renowned photographer and his son.


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Well I took my list of what I wanted to get at CVS, Target and Walmart along with the list of what coupons and available rebates I had and went shopping.
I ran into my first glitch at CVS - they didn't have the 5ct Allegra D 24 hr or 10ct Allegra D 24 hr. I only had a coupon with me for those sizes. Ugh. So I ended up just getting a pack of Orbit gum ($.50 after rebate.)
Then I headed to Target. I couldn't find the bread I wanted, so I got a different kind. Then when checking the cereal out, I realized that the Any Cereal rebate was vamooshed! As was the Any Cookies rebate. Ugh. Both had been there as of 11:30 p.m.
I got out of Target for $47.xx - that was after coupons, Target discounts, and using the 5% debit card (which I got today.) Part of the haul included 2 Terry's Chocolate Oranges (which I have been looking all over for!) and two large jugs of Gold Peak Sweet Tea for NE (thank you gift for taking care of Kari while I was gone.) (I have to mention ... I managed to control myself and ONLY buy two Amy's meals. )
Next I hit up Walmart. I couldn't find some of the things I wanted (like Challenge Cream Cheese) but got most of what was on my list. After using $20.18 in gift cards ($15 from Bounts, $5.18 from Savings Catcher) and ~$7 in coupons, I walked about paying $5.47.
I'll be getting $4.50 back from MobiSave, $4.60 from iBotta, and $3 from SavingStar. I've submitted my new Walmart receipt to Savings Catcher - so will have to wait and see if I get anything from that.
I'll have to go back to CVS tomorrow with a coupon for the 10ct 24 hr Allegra D ($5 off) because I'm down to one left. I found two $5 coupons and a $4 one - all expire on December 29. I'm not sure how I'll be able to use all of them before they expire (unless NE decides he needs some Allegra D ... )
Other than the Allegra though, I think I will be done with spending for the coming week (outside of rent,etc.).
ION - The great weight loss challenge ... I managed to lose 1 lb this month. Better than nothing, right? NE will weigh in when he gets here later - hope he's done better than me.
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Well I took my list of what I wanted to get at CVS, Target and Walmart along with the list of what coupons and available rebates I had and went shopping.


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The 3rd Annual Pittsburgh Craft Beer Week has come and gone for 2014, but in its wake it left much anticipation for not only next year's extravaganza, but an amplified craft beer scene in Pittsburgh for the rest of the year to come. If one thing came from PCBW 2014, it's one simple, undeniable truth: Pittsburgh loves its craft beer!
Throughout Craft Beer Week, I covered my adventures through the 10-day craft beer celebration in the My PCBW series. But I wanted to take things a little further. So, with the help of my good friend Brooke Franus, I compiled the following video of events, good times, and great people who made Craft Beer Week a tremendous event for us all. And while this only scratches the surface of all the original offerings, tap takeovers, bashes and festivals that unfolded, it encompasses the true element of what Pittsburgh Craft Beer Week is all about: camaraderie.
The craft beer scene is spreading through Pittsburgh like a wild brush fire, and it's thanks beer enthusiasts like you that have taken a stand against yellow, fizzy nonsense in a punch-top can that will keep that fire burning!
Enjoy the video, and let's keep the craft beer momentum rolling through 2014 and beyond.


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Nicki Minaj Threatens to Sue Jesse Palmer For Saying She Supported Rapist Brother
Nicki Minaj
I'm Gonna Sue Jesse Palmer
I Never Supported My Rapist Brother
Nicki Minaj is threatening to sic her lawyers on Jesse Palmer for falsely claiming she supported her brother, who was found guilty of raping an 11-year-old.
The rapper went off on the "Daily Mail TV" host Tuesday for a segment that aired on the show. In talking about Minaj's new relationship with boyfriend Kenneth Petty — a sex offender— Palmer said Nicki's fans "are also worried because this isn't the first time Nicki Minaj has defended a sex offender."
Palmer then claimed Nicki has supported her brother, Jelani Maraj, who was found guilty of raping his 11-year-old stepdaughter. Here's the thing — Nicki never had her brother's back … she was only making a trip to visit him in jail to help support her mother.
Nicki went off on Palmer in a scathing Instagram post … saying, "You just lied on me on nat'l TV & now you're being sued. You better be able to back up what you just said about me with FACTS."
Maraj has still not been sentenced for the rape.
As we first reported … Nicki's talking love and babies with her new bae, Kenneth Petty, a convicted sex offender. Nicki's adamant Kenneth is not the same person he was when he was convicted as a 16-year-old and believes he's changed for the better.


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Complication of Cirrhosis
It is commonly known that the liver has many functions which include protein production, production of immune factors in the blood stream, production of blood clotting factors, detoxification, and removal of bacteria caused by contamination of the digestive system.
Cirrhosis is a result of advanced liver disease which is characterized by regenerative nodules and fibrosis (scar). Cirrhosis has two major effects on our body 1) less effective functioning of liver and 2) High blood pressure in the liver commonly known as Portal hypertension (caused by large amounts of fibrosis pressing on the capillaries of the liver).
Common complications of cirrhosis include:
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Do-It-Your-Self-Travel Continues: Self-Tagging
USA Today reports that American Airlines, Delta Airlines and Air Canada are in talks with the Transportation Security Administration for a test program to let travelers tag their own checked bags. American and Air Canada plan a trial run in Boston later this year.
Self-tagging (or letting travelers print and affix destination tags on bags) is common at foreign airports. Only airline agents can currently do this in the U.S. Airlines indicate this process is designed to help speed passengers through check-in. Passengers will still have to see an agent who will check the ID, scan the tag to validate it and place the bags on the conveyor belt.
Worldwide, 32 airlines allow self-tagging at airports in such cities as Amsterdam and Stockholm where passengers can place tags and drop their luggage at designated spots without seeing an agent.
I noticed on my last two overseas trips on American that more and more services are being optioned through self check-in. For example the kiosks to check-in and print boarding passes are also used for upgrades, one-day memberships to the airline lounge and for promotions such as miles maximizing which for a fee based on distance a passenger is able to increase the number of miles earned for the ticketed travel.
Bottom line this process may or may not speed the check-in process but it reduces the cost for airlines as the labor of and need for airline agents declines.
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Soundz Unlimited, Inc. Description
I have been djing since I was thirteen years old but doing it professionally for 14 years. I started out djing school functions and house parties. I eventually started djing for clubs and a few local artists in South Florida. Shortly after, I did a wedding and I enjoyed it a lot more than I thought. So in 2007, I decided to start a company that expanded my focus to all type of events. That's when I started Soundz Unlimited, Inc. The Soundz Unlimited entertainment staff knows how to get your party going and keep it going. Our MCs, DJs, and dancers bring their experience, talent, energy, and enthusiasm to every event and it shows in our performance. Our entertainers do more than just entertain; they are innovators and inventors, constantly creating new games and developing fresh new dances for your guest's enjoyment. We use a state of the art sound system. Our extensive music library enables the creation of a custom playlist. We are always sensitive to the importance of both your special requests and your "do not play" list. The combination of our experience and your input will create an environment for everyone to enjoy, exactly the way you've always imagined. We love what we do!!
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Bangladesh suspects that two top leaders of a re-organised Jamaat-ul Mujahideen (JMB) took refuge in India to mobilise weaponry and financial support for the banned outfit to carry out the 1 July terrorist attack on a Dhaka cafe, according to reports today.
One of the two JMB leaders, Shariful Islam Khaled, is also blamed for hacking to death his liberal university professor, who was on way to work, in April. Mamunur Rashid Ripon alias Jahangir and Khaled left for India in April, days after the murder of the Rajshahi University professor.
"Ripon and Khaled went to the neighbouring country in April and they have been hiding there since then," counterterrorism and transnational crimes transnational crimes (CTTC) unit chief Monirul Islam said.
He said Bangladesh has already informed India about the militants' possible stay in Kolkata.
Influential leaders of the neo-JMB, ideologically inclined to the Islamic State, and after their top organiser Bangladeshi-Canadian Tamim Chowdhury was killed in a security raid last week, they could appear as conduits of international terrorist links.
A three-member team from the CTTC and the police headquarters recently visited India and interrogated detained Indian national and suspected Islamic State operative Abu Al-Musa Al-Bangali. He had connections with Ripon and Khaled, said the police sources.


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Tests with VHR images for the identification of olive trees and other fruit trees in the European Union
Monitoring paddy rice crops through remote sensing: productivity estimation by light use efficiency model
Synergy of thermal and optical remote sensing signatures with biophysical models for estimating dynamic change of biomass and CO2 flux in agricultural ecosystems
Environmental monitoring of Lake Distos in central Evia, Greece using multitemporal and multisensor remote sensing data
Methodology to validate MSG vegetation products: part II. Geostatistical approaches for upscaling field data to high-resolution satellite scales
Mapping random and systematic errors of satellite-derived snow-water equivalent observations in Eurasia
Surface soil moisture retrieval on agricultural catchments of Navarre, Spain through RADARSAT-1 SAR data: first results
Separability of lab and indoor measured hyperspectral soil lines of soil from Loess Plateau of China
Validation of MSG vegetation products: part I. Field retrieval of LAI and FVC from hemispherical photographs
Modeling seasonal actual evapotranspiration with remote sensing and GIS in Khorezm region, Uzbekistan
Remote sensing techniques to measure dew: the detection of canopy water with an L-band passive microwave radiometer and a spectral reflectance sensor
Modeling of a photosynthetic crop production index for early warning using NDVI and meteorological data
How to put to use results from research work in viable developments: Scope Water, an exciting new opportunity


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Education Programs
The Reynolds-Alberta Museum in Wetaskiwin specializes in interactive, hands-on programs that complement the Alberta Learning curriculum.
Focusing on mechanized transportation, aviation, agriculture and industry, we offer a wide range of education programs relating to both social studies and science curricula.
Interpreter-led Programs
Cost: $3.00 per student
Minimum cost of $50.00
Funlights of Technology (1 hour)
Students build cars on an assembly line, make rope, and train to be courteous service station attendants.
Curriculum tie-in:
Grade 2 Social Studies
Topic A - People Nearby
Grade 3 Social Studies
Topic A My Community In The Past, Present and Future
Wheels and Levers (1 hour)
This introductory program gives students the opportunity to build and test a variety of levers, construct a drive system that uses gears, and explore the concepts of gearing up and down.
Curriculum tie-in:
Grade 4 Science
Topic B Wheels and Levers
Widget Works (1 hour)
This program expands on applications for levers and pulleys, wheels and axles. Students learn speed and force advantage principles through demonstrations of a Penny Farthing, a tricycle and a cream separator.
Curriculum tie-in:
Grade 4 Science
Topic B Wheels and Levers
Prairie Perspectives (1 hour)
A look at the evolving lifestyles of rural Albertans from 1900 to the 1930s. Students explore settlement, homesteading and the transition from muscle power to mechanization.
Curriculum tie-in:
Grade 4 Social Studies
Topic B Alberta: Its People In History
Electricity & Magnetism (1 hour)
Students are introduced to the relationship between electricity and magnetism and their importance in mechanization. By constructing an electric motor, students discover how electricity is used to produce magnetism, and how magnetism generates electricity.
Curriculum tie-in:
Grade 5 Science
Topic A Electricity and Magnetism
Aviation Nation (1 hour)
Students discover how pioneering aviators unlocked the secrets of aerodynamics and conquered the skies.
Curriculum tie-in:
Grade 6 Science
Topic A Air and Aerodynamics
Topic B Flight
Electric Cars (1 hour)
Using the knowledge gained from the Electricity and Magnetism program, students build a vehicle that uses a battery-powered electric motor to produce motion. Students view vintage cars to see the significance of electric cars both historically and today.
Curriculum tie-in:
Grade 5 Science
Topic A Electricity and Magnetism
Topic B Mechanisms Using Electricity
Modus Mechanicus (1 hour)
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Students analyze mechanical devices, identifying components that operate as simple machines. Activities include construction of both gear and belt-driven systems and assessment of turning ratios between a driving and driven shaft.
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text: 2011 was marked by low rainfall and relatively cool temperatures, with exception to the early summer heat wave. In fact, germination and then the flowering period occurred two weeks earlier than in 2010, giving rise to large growth spurts at the end of April, beginning of May. This advance was maintained throughout the summer, forcing the harvests to start in early August. In all of Ramos Pinto history, this was their earliest harvest ever made. The red wines coming from plantations in Ervamoira (Douro Superior) showed a clear improvement in quality, namely the Touriga Nacional variety, which gives rise to some very elegant wines with a most extraordinary freshness. The majority of the wines from this estate are fresh, concentrated and with plenty of aromas. Generally speaking, the Quinta do Bom Retiro (Cima Corgo) varietals also had an increased quality, particularly with the Touriga Nacional and Sousão; the latter produced more interesting and complex wines than in previous years. As for the older vines, they were picked at higher temperature, resulting in more mature and heavier wines. Misleading with respect to quantities, the harvest of 2011 ultimately provides a broad selection of fresh, fruity, and elegant wines allowing for large possibility of ageing.


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There is an idea in business, and in government, and — I don't know, probably in absentee-parenting too — that to solve a problem when you don't have a lot of time to think it through, all you need to do is throw money at it.
If, at this late hour, you are still looking for wine-centric gifts for some of the people on your list, throw money at the problem. It pretty much always works — in wine and some other gift genres. No one has ever opened a last-minute gift and said, "A Rolex? Why couldn't you have just made me one of your customized gingerbread houses?"
Also, if a gift is snazzy enough, no one cares that you bought it with barely enough time to get it home and wrap it. You won't hear anyone say, "Wait, you bought this $900 watch for me only two days ago? Forget it — just take it back and write me a haiku!"
Money doesn't solve everything, but when you're pressed for time, it can hide any idea-thinking-up difficulties, or time constraints, you might have been experiencing. If everything were the same price — if luxury items weren't significantly more expensive than everything else — gift giving would be a snap. We'd all be drinking the finest wine and walking around with heavy watches on our arms.
You don't have to put yourself in the poor house. Just go online and splurge a little to cover your bases — and choose "express delivery." All you'll have to do then is plop the stuff in gift bags. Not all of these wines, or wineglasses, will break the bank, but they are mostly on the pricey side. Most are $100 or more. Frankly, most are cabernet sauvignons from California too. Since the past month has been dedicated to budget wines, talking about some pricier offerings doesn't seem like the worst idea. And California cabs are iconic.
When throwing money at a problem, go with recognizable quality or quirky exclusivity. Bring in the ringer that everyone recognizes, or the intriguing outlier. And don't forget the nice little note to accompany the gift — even if you recite it to the delivery service. You've at least got time for that.
A big bottle and some big red wines
Take a good wine — any good wine. Put some of it in a standard 750-mililiter bottle, and put the rest in a 1.5 liter magnum bottle, the equivalent of two 750-mililiter bottles. The exact same wine in the magnum is going to be three times more enjoyable (not just two times), based solely on the size of the bottle. Trust me on that one, and order the 2015 Orin Swift Happy Birthday Billy, a blend of cabernet sauvignon, merlot and petite sirah. Winemaker Dave Phinney walked Cubs pitcher Jon Lester through the winemaking process to come up with this proprietary blend that Lester gave to his teammates after the Cubs won the 2016 World Series. The name refers to William Sianis, whose goat was dissed at a 1945 World Series game. Sianis sent a telegram to team owner Philip K. Wrigley announcing the curse, in so many words, and the telegram has been reproduced as the label on this bottle. It's a beautiful wine, with floral notes, plus ripe plum, jammy red fruit, incense, anise and a rich vanilla-caramel finish. The winemaker says it should age well for 10 or 15 years in the bottle. History would suggest that the Cubs won't have another World Series win by then, but who knows. ($300/1.5 liter) www.orinswift.com
From the Stags Leap District in Napa Valley, the super-silky 2013 Shafer Hillside Select ($285) is made of 100 percent cabernet sauvignon. Aged 32 months in new French oak, it was full of plum and other dark fruits, plus earthy notes of smoke and coffee. The 2012 Heitz Wine Cellars Martha's Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon ($235) from Napa Valley's Oakville appellation offered plum, vanilla, subtle marzipan, red fruits, incense, a bright burst of cranberry and a nutty finish.
Raspberry, plum, licorice, baking spices, cocoa, a hint of green pepper and grippy tannins sum up the 2014 Spottswoode Estate Cabernet Sauvignon ($190), which was aged 20 months in French oak barrels. The 2014 Pahlmeyer Napa Valley Red Wine ($175) contains 87 percent cabernet sauvignon, with merlot, malbec, cabernet franc and petit verdot in the blend. Smokey, with dark cherry, coffee, blackberry, raspberry, incense and cedar, this wine was a delight to drink.
A blend of 72 percent cabernet sauvignon and 28 percent cabernet franc, the 2014 Viader Liquid Cashmere ($150) offered plum, black cherry, clove, cigar box and pleasing earthy notes. Sonoma Valley's 2013 Gundlach Bundschu Vintage Reserve ($125), made of 82 percent cabernet sauvignon, 12 percent cabernet franc and 6 percent petit verdot, was full of blueberry, blackberry, smoke, vanilla, forest floor, menthol and spice, with velvety tannins. The 2014 Clos du Val Hirondelle Vineyard Estate Cabernet Sauvignon ($120) is 100 percent cabernet sauvignon, and packed notes of blueberries and other ripe blue fruits with vanilla, herbs, baking spices, toast and a layered finish.
From Paso Robles in California's Central Coast, the 2014 J. Lohr Signature Cabernet Sauvignon ($100) was aged 17 months in 100 percent new French oak barrels. This is the second vintage of the winery's flagship red wine, a lush and rich melange of jammy fruit, fig, cedar, tobacco, chewy tannins and a kiss of caramel in its lingering finish. The 2015 The Setting Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon ($85) from Sonoma was floral with black and red fruits, and notes of vanilla, herbs and cedar coming out in layers in its slow-developing finish.
A port, a white, a bubbly and a glass to go with them
To the lover of bubbles interested in transitioning from flutes to fuller glasses, give the Riedel Veritas Champagne Wine Glass ($69/box of two, $34.50/single glass), which looks like a Bordeaux glass that has been tapered in even more, giving it the suggestion of a subtle egg-shape. I tried out a glass and it performed as promised, allowing for a full bouquet of aromas and a steady trail of rising bubbles. I filled it with 2010 Digby Fine English Reserve Brut ($75), a traditional-method sparkling wine from southern England. Made of 65 percent chardonnay, 18 percent pinot noir and 17 percent pinot meunier, it offered notes of apple, anise and rich bread crust, with a super-bright streak of lemon and minerality. Plus, the fact that it's from England — a lesser-known sparkling wine locale — ups its cachet.
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From Sonoma's Russian River Valley, the 2014 Ramey Wine Cellars Ritchie Vineyard Chardonnay ($65) comes from vines that were more than 40 years old when the grapes were harvested. Made of 100 percent chardonnay, this elegant, mouth-coating wine featured balanced notes of red apple skin, bright acidity and the suggestion of butterscotch that was neither cloying nor overpowering. This is a chardonnay lover's chardonnay.
How could we get through a gift guide without mentioning something sweet? The 2015 Graham's The Stone Terraces Vintage Port ($200/750 milliliter), offered aromas of eucalyptus that led to flavors of plum and other concentrated, lush dark fruit, plus cedar, cocoa and tobacco — all of it wrapped up in surprising freshness. And as a bonus, you can tell your gift-recipient that the grapes used in the wine were crushed by a machine that replicates human foot-stomping.
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Passacaglia/ 5th February, 2017
One of Frome Concerts Group favourite ensembles, last here in 2012 when they made a deep impression on all of us. With a line-up of viola da gamba, flute, recorder and harpsichord, Passagcalia's intriguing "Baroque Undercover" programme celebrates Bach and Vivaldi. A glorious conclusion to the 2017 Coffee Concert series.
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MALU PAPER MILLS LTD is promoted by "MALU FAMILY" and all the Promoters and Directors are from the family and are First Generation Entrepreneurs.. The group have interests in Steam Coal Trading , Manufacturing of Welding Electrodes , Manganese Processing, Steel & GI Wire; since last three decades,
We diversified into Manufacturing of Paper looking into the demand of the Industry and Nagpur's strategic location. Nagpur is a fast developing big Industrial Centre with Full infrastructure facilities and having very good connection by Rail, Road and Air with all major business Centres like Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata and Chennai,
Considering the vast potential in India, we have set up Three Paper Manufacturing Units, in Nagpur, Central India. The units are having a capacity of 50,000 TPA of Kraft Paper , 50,000 TPA of Newsprint and Writing Printing Paper, uses State-of-the-Art Technology from Global Leaders.
The first Paper Mill commenced production in the year 1996 having capacity of 18 TPD. Later with little change and on-site upgradation , the plant is running with an installed capacity of 60 TPD ( Tonnes Per Day).
Having achieved experience of running a paper mill, and looking at demand and supply position and also looking at the growth and future prospects of Newsprint industry, we decided to add another plant having capacity of 60 TPD in the same compound; thereby utilizing same infrastructure facilities apart from achieving substantial saving in administrative and other overheads and increasing the overall profitability. The plant commenced production in a record time of 13 months in the year 2001. The Plant is now into Kraft Paper Manufacturing having a capacity of 150 TPD.
After successfully running both Plants, and with increasing demand, the Company went in for another Expansion of 150 TPD Plant with World Class Technology from ANDRITZ, Finland. The plant has a State-of -the-art Pulp Mill, the First of its Kind in India from Andritz, Paper Machine from Beloit, Calenders from Kusters, along with a 6 MW Captive Co Generation Plant for Power as well as Steam Generation.
The plants are located in Saoner Taluka of Nagpur District about 30 Km from Nagpur on the Nagpur-Bhopal National Highway in Vidarbha Region of Maharashtra , spreaded up in all 140 acres. A notified "D+" Area by Government of Maharashtra.
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I want to be able to go on lightwind, non-planing, cruises in the waters around my launching spot, in the archipelago, go around some nearby islands, etc.
I believe that it is more or less impossible to have light (subplaning) wind CRUISING fun on anything shorter than 3 meters (probably closer to 320 cm). And the board needs to be shaped (from above) like an arrow rather than a door (i.e. comparably narrow).
In order:
-1- Starboard Serenity: is obviously the most efficient subplaning cruising board around. But it is REALLY long, and not particularly versatile.
-2- Long Raceboards (Exocet Warp-X, Starboard Phantom Race 380): Good cruising with a biggish sail. Limited versatility.
-3- Kona One: The ultimate in versatility thanks to a steptail. Reasonably good subplaning (would be better without the steptail), and works very well also if the wind picks up. The RRD Longrider and Tabou Windstyler should have similar characteristics. Starboard Race 320 might also work.
But then we start to get into the realm of sub 3m doors that are really ONLY designed to be stepping stones for "beginners" on their journey to "planing windsurfing only on a shortboard".
If you want lightwind cruising you have to accept that your tool will have some "lengthy" characteristics :-)


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A Swedish 19th Century Drop Leaf Table. This Swedish drop-leaf table with single drawer on the side features its original brown color. In the typical manner of drop-leaf tables, the two sides open up. The table is raised on four tapered legs.Dimensions
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What is a mortgage broker?
What are the advantages of going to a mortgage broker?
- Market comparisons. Brokers can offer mortgages either from a panel of several lenders or from the 'whole of market'. This means you're able to see and compare many more different mortgage deals. So even if the broker does charge for advice, it's possible that you can still save money in the long run through getting a cheaper mortgage.
- Independence. For brokers that offer a 'whole of market' service, they have no ties to any specific lenders and customers value the independence that these brokers can provide.
- Speed. Making an appointment with a broker is usually quicker than going directly to a bank; some of the big banks will make you wait around two weeks just to get a mortgage appointment.
- Convenience. Some brokers will come to your home and see you beyond traditional working hours. They will also deal with all the paperwork for you, making the application process as simple as possible.
Why might you want to go to a mortgage lender directly?
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Japan shows enjoy increased attendances
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Japan's fishing tackle trade is in good shape if attendance figures for the country's two major consumer shows are anything to go by.
Almost 54,000 visitors thronged to last month's Osaka Show, while just a week earlier the Japan Fishing Show in Yokohama attracted a little over 38,000 people. Both figures are up on last year.
Organised by the Osaka Fishing Tackle Association at the Intex Osaka exhibition venue, the Osaka Show took place over three days and was themed on 'waterside dreams and dramas'.
The Japan Fishing Show, otherwise known as the Yokohama Show and organised by the Japan Fishing Tackle Manufacturers Association (JAFTMA), improved on last year's attendance by an impressive 10%. The three-day event occupied around 20,000 square metres of floor space in Yokohama's Exhibition Hall.
Companies exhibiting at both events included Shimano, Daiwa, Dohitomi, Evergreen, Fuji Kogyo, Gamakatsu, Hayabusa, Marukyu, Meiho, Rapala Japan, Sasame, Tenryu, Winn Grips and Daiichiseiko.


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The International Dimension
Within the knowledge triangle: Training, Research and Innovation, internationalization is an integral and fundamental activity of the PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering.
At the DICEA, since the XVI cycle (2000) of the research doctorate, there is an international doctoral agreement with a joint title, in the field of Civil and Environmental Engineering, between the University of Florence and the TU-Braunschweig in Germany.
Since the XXX cycle of the research doctorate, individual joint academic agreements with foreign universities have been activated.
The joint degree foresees a joint co-tutoring by Italian and foreign teachers, with compulsory stays of the doctoral student of at least 9 months at the partner institution.


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Independent RetailArt Gallery Leeds
Style: Contemporary
Subject: Wildlife
Medium: Ceramic
Type: Design Ware
This artwork is an example of the Ceramic Art by Anka Christof which is available to view and purchase from the Gallery.
The pieces available in the Gallery can vary so please contact us for any further information.
Prices start from £25
I'm a ceramic artist, I love to study my cats and dogs and then capture their poses in clay. I work with my husband who used to be an engineer and now is responsible for producing the rustic furniture/sacks and bags onto which I drape my creations. I have a small workshop and personally produce all the items that I sell in the shop.


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DONETSK, November 17. /TASS/. The economic blockade imposed by Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko against the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) will have a negative effect on Ukraine itself, the republic's Tax Minister Alexander Timofeyev told TASS.
"If they close the last Ukrainian bank working here, Oshchadbank, it means that the last enterprises in the republic that have paid taxes to Kiev cannot do it any longer. According to my data, 4.8 billion hryvnia (over $309 million) were transferred from the DPR to Ukraine over the past three months. So it is not known for whom it is worse," Timofeyev said.
Kiev's economic sanctions will create problems for DPR residents, but the republic's authorities are ready to solve them, he said. "We have almost set up our own banking system and are ready for an economic blockade Ukraine threatens to impose against us," the minister said.
In compliance with the presidential decree of November 15, the Ukrainian government must stop operation of state companies and organizations in some areas of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions and organize evacuation of workers and withdrawal of property and documentation.
The president ordered to work out special regulations to take stock of energy supplies to some Donbass territories and submit a draft law to the Ukrainian parliament within a month to change the budget code on relations between the state budget and local budgets.
Authorities in the Luhansk and Donetsk republics have said the decree of Poroshenko in fact is an act of genocide and devastation against people.