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What's the best time of day for Yahoo answers?
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- .Lv 79 months ago
Best time of day for what? Your post is vague. Assuming you mean the most activity, it tends to be fairly busy here during the day (US Time) and in the evening (US Time) when people get home from work and piddle online for a while.
- ZirpLv 710 months ago
Whenever the USA (and most trolls) are asleep
- 10 months ago
"Best" is hard to define. The most users are on YA during these times.
Teens 4-8pm New York time Monday-Thursday
Adults 6-10pm New York time Monday-Thursday
For computers, ask early in those times. If you are asking a local question for say London, adjust those times for the city involved. Holidays and weekends are bad. Forget Super Bowl Sunday.
- Anonymous10 months ago
This site is Global so there is always someone on this site who will answers questions, of course it does also depend on which category that your questions have been submitted and whether or not the users are visiting that category. So submitting questions and answering is entirely up to you.
- What do you think of the answers? You can sign in to give your opinion on the answer.
- Anonymous10 months ago
Anytime but be sure it's not in the late evening
- DanielLv 710 months ago
In my Opinion Early Evening so like after 7 pm thats when a lot of people get Home from Work and or School and get Settled in for the Evening and have Free Time so they hop onto there Phone Tablet or Computer and Sign on
- Weasel McWeaselLv 710 months ago
all depends who your peeps are, and what time of day they are on.
My own personal observations, is that early morning , for me in Italy time....GMT+1
is the best time......because a lot of fun people are on at that time.....or have just recently posted their strings of questions, and there's lots to answer.
That's either a lot of night owls in other time zones or early birds here in Europe.
I find the worst time to be on----is clearly 3 pm to 6 PM my time.
That coincides with 9 am to 12 pm east coast time..(USA) ....and that appears to be when most political trolls are on. ...spewing all their hate and garbage.
seems to coincide with people who have dead end jobs, and play on their computers from 9 am, to lunchtime. ...or worse...........play all morning, while someone else goes to work pay their bills. ---so they have all morning free to stalk and harrass people here.
- ไม่เป็นไรLv 710 months ago
The time they have the most users online is in the USA east coast time from 3 pm to around 10 pm weekdays. Holidays and Weekends will be less on line.
- Anonymous10 months ago
wrong. night time is better for Y!A. NO DAY.Source(s): NO DAY
- 10 months ago
None. Y!A is 24 hours. Send away. Questions can wait for weeks getting answered if no one rogers up, or a Best Answer is not chosen.


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Wombwell Rainbow Interviews
I am honoured and privileged that the following writers local, national and international have agreed to be interviewed by me. I gave the writers two options: an emailed list of questions or a more fluid interview via messenger.
The usual ground is covered about motivation, daily routines and work ethic, but some surprises too. Some of these poets you may know, others may be new to you. I hope you enjoy the experience as much as I do.
Jacqueline Saphra
Jacqueline Saphra's The Kitchen of Lovely Contraptions (flipped eye 2011) was shortlisted for the Aldeburgh First Collection Prize. If I Lay on my Back I Saw Nothing but Naked Women (The Emma Press 2014) won the Saboteur Award for Best Collaborative Work. A Bargain with the Light: Poems after Lee Miller was published by Hercules Editions in 2017. In the same year All My Mad Mothers (Nine Arches Press) was shortlisted for the T.S. Eliot prize. Her most recent play, The Noises, was produced at The Old Red Lion Theatre in April 2019. Her next collection, Dad , Remember you are Dead' will be out from Nine Arches Press in September 2019. She lives in London and teaches at The Poetry School. http://www.jacquelinesaphra.com
The Interview
1. When and why did you begin to write poetry?
My favourite books as a child were poetry books. The Oxford Book of Children's Verse, Mother Goose, Now We are Six and When We were Very Young were big influences. I loved Edward Lear and Hilaire Belloc. I wrote at school too. In those days there were no targets to speak of and no SATs. Friends and I would disappear into a small spare room at the end of a corridor somewhere and write poems together.
2. Who introduced you to poetry?
I suppose it was my mother, who would read to me every night until I learned to read to myself. I was an insatiable reader of novels too. Certain primary school teachers were very influential too and would encourage us to write whatever poetry we wanted to as part of the school curriculum – it was considered important by those teachers to encourage us to be creative without any objective in view.
3. How aware were and are you of the dominating presence of older poets?
ha ha. I'm an older poet! I'm not sure how much older poets 'dominate' these days – I think that's a bit of a myth now, although it certainly used to be the case. We can learn a lot from our 'older' and more experienced poets – they've been at it a long time. There is a dominance of youth, if anything: the new, the fresh, the young seems to get a lot more attention and often some of our more experienced and brilliant older poets are pushed into the background. If you are looking for really great poetry there is a lot to be said for experience (of life and of writing). My new book does do a bit of a head to head with the male canon though because I believe that women need to reclaim the space. Being older is a real issue for women poets, who often start writing later because they've been bringing up families and often working at the same time but are taken less seriously and valued less than new young poets. I've blogged about this. https://jacquelinesaphra.wordpress.com/the-slow-game-women-poetry-and-the-cult-of-youth/
4. What is your daily writing routine?
You're asking that question at a difficult moment. My new book is out in September and my play, The Noises has just finished its London run so I haven't been writing much. Fallow periods are important and I have two or three projects in my mind to occupy the next couple of years.
However I normally try to show up most days in case the muse wants to visit. You have to leave the door open for her! If the writing isn't happening (and sometimes when it is), I read poetry or poetry criticism. In between writing, I often go the gym for an hour or two.
My other habit is to go away to a friend's cottage in Suffolk by myself for as long as a fortnight and create my own writing retreat. I find I can work for hours and I take long, thinking walks along the marshes and take my notebook with me.
5. What motivates you to write?
I just have to. I have things to communicate, things I feel strongly about. I can't write a poem without a feeling.
6. What is your work ethic?
Mainly it's 'Don't wait for inspiration to strike'. Pasteur said 'Chance favours the prepared mind'. You can always do something. Poetry can be like practising your scales before you tackle the Beethoven Sonata. Not everything you write needs to end up in a book, or even being read by someone else. Lots of it can end up in a drawer or on your metaphorical cutting room floor. Be prepared for plenty of 'wastage', knowing that everything you write – especially your (many) failures are contributing to the poems that make it out into the world. Often a whole series of failed poems might be the dress rehearsals for the actual 'performance'.
7. How do the writers you read when you were young influence you today?
I've already mentioned AA Milne, Edward Lear, Hilaire Belloc, but I'd add to them Coleridge, Blake and of course Shakespeare. Then there was Leonard Cohen and also Bob Dylan. From them I learned about metre and rhyme – not very fashionable these days, but rhyme and metre are the historical roots of poetry and often give it a uniquely emotional effect and of course its music. In my early twenties I read many of the 60s, 70s and 80s feminist poets like Adrienne Rich, Alice Walker, Denise Levertov, Audre Lorde, Marge Piercy … I lived in a flat with three other women and we used to read and recommend those books to each other. Those writers were formative for me because they taught me that politics with a personal perspective can be part of the poetic discourse. And of course they were women. If they could do it, why couldn't I?
8. Who of today's writers do you admire the most and why?
I could go on and on so here are a few (I seem to be drawn to American poets particularly): Marilyn Hacker (formal skills and great storytelling), Carol Rumens (unsung beauty) , Tony Hoagland (emotional honesty, understanding the line in free verse, use of narrative, humour), Natalie Diaz (huge emotional courage and skill to harness it), Alicia Ostriker (political, passionate and brave), Naomi Shihab Nye (both political and humanitarian perspective), Ellen Bass (gorgeous, immediate and great storytelling).
9. Why do you write?
To communicate. Because I have to. Because I love it.
10. What would you say to someone who asked you "How do you become a writer?"
Read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read and write. In approximately those proportions.
11. Tell me about the writing projects you have on at the moment.
My one-woman play, 'The Noises' just finished a three-week run in London after years of development. I'm gearing up to write another one, this time with more characters in it. 'The Noises' was accessible to visually impaired and blind people and I'm trying to incorporate access into my next script. It's a huge creative challenge and opportunity to enrich the work.
My next book, 'Dad, Remember you are Dead' will be out from Nine Arches Press in September 2019.

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Carter Krasny's goal coming into the final Canadian National Enduro Series (CNES) race of the year was simple: win or bust.
With the men's 16 to 20 overall title on the line on Sunday, July 29 in Bromont, Que., second place wouldn't cut it. Krasny needed a win, as leader Jacob Tooke was inactive for the race.
To his advantage, though, was that he did just that a year ago at the same venue.
"Saturday, I had a bit of pressure thinking about it. It was the last race of the series and I can't lose second place overall, but to get first, I have to win the race," he said. "At night on Saturday, I was trying to dial in my lines, watching GoPro footage and visualizing my lines."
Krasny has raced the CNES for four seasons now, but has fallen just short of claiming this crown. He was third last year and second the year prior, which added to the fire in his belly.
Fortunately for Krasny, Stages 2, 3 and 4 were retreads from last year's course, which favoured the defending champion. It was Stage 1, however, that he enjoyed the most.
"Stage 1 they made more like a downhill race. There was not a lot of pedalling; it was just straight down the mountain on the hardest, gnarliest trails," said Krasny, who won all five stages in a total time of 18 minutes and 12 seconds. "It was really fast and fun, and that was definitely my favourite stage, for sure. It had a lot of rock-garden sections where you had to choose a good line or otherwise, you'd get bucked around."
Another boost for Krasny came with some precipitation in the days leading up to the race, creating some tacky trails and giving the West Coaster a little taste of home on the other side of the country.
"Talking to some of my friends that live out there that are racing, they were saying how they hadn't had rain all summer. Then I show up and it starts raining for the race," he said. "Racing all summer was dry and it was really nice to have a change and get some wet trails."
And even with the changing conditions, Krasny said he made the most of his prior knowledge, cutting his times drastically compared to 2017.
"Once you learn the track once, you don't really forget it," he said. "I was excited they were the same stages because then I could compare my times to last year and see my improvement.
"On Stage 2, compared to last year, I was 30 seconds faster, so being bigger and stronger, I notice it now (after) seeing the times."
Next up, Krasny will race at the CamelBak Canadian Open Enduro as part of Crankworx here in Whistler on Aug. 12. While it hasn't always been overly friendly to race at home, he hopes to take the next step this year.
"The next step is racing more of the (Enduro World Series) races," he said. "Your goal can't be to win it, obviously, since it's a much more competitive series. I'm aiming for the top 10, but really the goal is just to complete the race. It's known to be a hard race that takes down a lot of competitors.
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BNY Mellon's wealth chief to step down
BNY Mellon Wealth Management is losing its leader.
The firm confirmed news that CEO Donald Heberle will leave his post as the end of March.
Mitchell Harris, the CEO of BNY Mellon Investment Management, will assume direct oversight of the business as the firm searches for Herbele's replacement, Jill Kremins, a spokesperson for the firm said.
The executive's decision to leave was mutually agreed on after discussions with the bank's leadership, she said.
Heberle's upcoming departure was first reported by the Pittsburgh Business Times.
Herbele has served as the firm's CEO since July 2015. Prior to that, he was the firm's executive director responsible for wealth strategy and international wealth management. In that role, he oversaw the firm's international wealth management business, family wealth advisory and wealth and estate strategist groups, and client-service delivery strategy.
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I took the picture I am sharing today right before we started our dinner (precisely 8:12 pm). It was a lovely dinner. Next time, I can write in more details what happens during our time together by the dining table because it is something I treasure so very much.
After dinner is always a flurry of activity, rituals before going to bed. As the girls took turn brushing their teeth in the bathroom (mostly they cannot do this together because petty quarrels usually arise - we try our best to pre-empt these occurances through close observation of the girl's behavioural patterns!), I asked around for suggestions what I should blog about.
Yes, self-doubt still haunts me. But what is great about self-doubt, it leads one to self-discovery.
I promised myself that when I started this blog, it will be honest, spontaneous, fresh, and will convey my beliefs that a simple life is a sweet life.
It starts getting complicated though whenever I think that I would like to write something profound that will display wit and wisdom, experience and character, creativiy and humour - bladiblah.
The eldest had a lot of suggestion, that I told her I will save for next time when I have more time to research. The middle daughter, and the youngest delivered inspiration with the pictures I took of them before they went out for last minute dinner grocery shopping with P. Still, all these seems more special to me, than to share and be of interest to the world at large.
After watching the after dinner film, Sherlock Holmes with P for the second time in a row this week, I realised that I am wavering from my original conviction of being honest, spontaneous, fresh, and conveying the belief that a simple life is a sweet life. I am thinking so much of what to blog, instead of simply going with my instinct.
So, I told P, please give me 10 minutes, and I will join him to bed (I have not been keeping this promise since I tend to stay up until the weee hours of the morning since the holidays begun). My initial plan was simply to post the chosen picture above, and leave it with a simple provoking title in a question form, and a simple one line answer: In my case, the answer is my family. Adding another simple question at the end: What about in your life, what is the most important thing?
I could not leave it at that of course (compulsion to perfection is a challenge to shake off), and thought I could add a clever quotation, and googled the title question.
I am glad I did because this is what I found:
What is the Most Important Thing in Life? A Lesson from Tolstoy
I find a wonderful bedtime read for me, and a thought-provoking story to leave to readers.
I got goosebumps reading it, most specially the lesson imparted by the author, who shared Leo Tolstoy's story.
You see, I consider all the acts involving my musings - from being inspired, or seeking inspiration, to coming up with an idea, to looking for other ideas to support my own are all in a way my communication to God.
Reading the last part of the article, I felt God confirming what I hold true in my heart, but could not somehow lend words to. Here is what He gave me, through Elisha Goldstein:
We are all looking for the next best thing or the most important thing to be doing and what we often don't realize is that maybe what we're doing RIGHT NOW is actually the most important time and who we're with is the most important person and what we're doing in the moment is the most important thing to do.I say, amen.
I may not be as religious and as devout outwardly but I feel nevertheless the channels of communication to God, is loud and clear.
Well, I say goodbye to self-doubts tonight, here in the Netherlands, and once again, hello to simplicity. Simple is easy, why did I make it too hard for myself the last days in regards to this project? I guess clarity re-emerges when we face what we most fear, and embrace what we most love. For me, I feared judgement of what I share in words, but what keeps me going is my family, and my love for writing.
What do you fear most? And what do you most love?


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2017 Williams Council Instructional Proposal: Enhancing Experiential Learning: The Archaeology of Wild Foods, July 1, 2017.
2014 Did Tlingit and Haida People eat sea otters during the pre-contact period? an issue of intellectual property and cultural heritage. Grant from The Intellectual Property Issues in Cultural Heritage (IPinCH) Program, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C., May 27, 2014.
2012 The Archaeology of Herring: Reconstructing the Past to Redeem the Future. National Science Foundation.
2012 Playa – 30-day Residency: The Deep History of the Pacific Flyway. Summer Lake, Oregon.
2007-2012 Fund for Faculty Excellence (November 30, 2007)
2006 Transborder Relationships: Haida History Across the International Boundary between Canada and the United States. Canadian Studies Research Grant ($4000).
2005 Coffman Cove Community Archaeology Project: Data Recovery (Excavation) Component. USDA Forest Service Solicitation AG-0109-S-05-0021-01. Co-Principal Investigator with Peter M. Bowers and Douglas Reger. Northern Land Use Research, Inc., Fairbanks, AK ($165,000).
2005 Tlingit and Haida Use of the Forrester Islands, Alaska Maritime Wildlife Refuge: Implications for Managing Marine Mammal Habitat. Challenge Cost Share Program Proposal, submitted with Debra Corbett to the U. S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Anchorage ($8720).
2004 Middle Holocene Culture and Climate on the South Coast of Peru. National Science Foundation, Dissertation Improvement Grant awarded to Heather McInnis ($11,710).
2004 Preventing Looting and Vandalism of Archaeological Sites in Alaska. National Science Foundation, Dissertation Improvement Grant awarded to Barbara Bundy ($ 11,134).
2003 Center for Teaching Writing Development Grant, Department of English, University of Oregon ($1000).
2001 Analysis and Preservation of the Clam Cove and Tuxedni Bay Pictographs. Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, Anchorage, AK ($59,741).
2001 Richard A. Bray Faculty Fellowship
2000 Williams Fellowship for Outstanding Teaching, University of Oregon.
2000 Thomas F. Herman Faculty Achievement Award for Distinguished Teaching, University of Oregon.
2000 Induction into the Fayetteville-Manlius High School Hall of Distinction, Manlius, New York. (This is the high school from which I graduated in 1972).
2000 Travel Support from a Canadian Studies Grant awarded to W. Workman, University of Alaska, and J. Hunston, Heritage Branch, Government of Yukon, to take part in the National Traditions in Archaeology symposium, 27th annual meeting of the Alaska Anthropological Association, Anchorage, AK, March 23-25, 2000.
1999 Archaeology of the Cascadia Subduction Zone: Cultural Responses to Coseismic Subsidence, Tsunamis, and Earthquakes on the Southern Northwest Coast. National Science Foundation. Dissertation Improvement Grant awarded to Robert Losey ($11,399).
1999 Participatory Learning Experiences in Archaeology. Proposal approved by the "Process for Change – Upper Division/Majors Implementation Team," University of Oregon (co-authored with Jon Erlandson, $9000 over two years for course releases).
1999 Building a Comparative Collection of Faunal Material to Improve Archaeological Analysis of North Pacific and Pacific Island Archaeological Sites. Department of Anthropology, Target of Opportunity Funds ($2900).
1998 FERCO, the Foundation for Exploration and Research on Cultural Origins (established by Thor Heyerdahl). Travel support for participating in the conference, Climate and Culture at 3,000 B.C., University of Maine ($1000).
1998 Richard A. Bray Faculty Fellowship.
1998 City of Coffman Cove, Alaska. Travel support for planning a community archaeology program for the Coffman Cove site ($1500).
1998 Building a Comparative Collection of Faunal Material to Improve Archaeological Analysis of North Pacific and Pacific Island Archaeological Sites. Department of Anthropology, Target of Opportunity Funds ($3400).
1998 Humanities Center Research Fellowship, University of Oregon, Looking to the Past: The Intersection of Gender, Ethnicity, and Social Differentiation on the Northwest Coast.
1997 Archaeological Investigations at Cape Addington Rockshelter: Human Use of the Rugged Seacoast of the Outer Prince of Wales Archipelago, Alaska. National Science Foundation – High-Risk Exploratory Research ($19,613).
1997 USDA Forest Service, Craig Ranger District of the Tongass National Forest, Travel support for investigations at Cape Addington, Southeast Alaska ($6300).
1997 NOAA, National Marine Fisheries Service, Auke Bay Laboratory, Juneau, Alaska. Laboratory Analysis of Marine Shell and funds for radiocarbon dating, Cape Addington investigations ($4000).
1997 Summer Research Award, University of Oregon ($4000)
1996 USDA Forest Service, Ketchikan Area of the Tongass National Forest, Travel support for investigations on Dall and Noyes Islands, Southeast Alaska.
1996 Canadian Studies Committee Travel Grant ($300) to attend Canadian Archaeological Association annual meeting, Halifax, Nova Scotia, May, 1996.
1996 Junior Professorship Development Award. Building a Comparative Faunal Collection to Improve Archaeological Analyses of North Pacific Archaeological Sites. University of Oregon ($1000).
1995 USDA Forest Service, Ketchikan Area of the Tongass National Forest, Travel support for investigations on Suemez and Heceta Islands, Southeast Alaska.
1995 New Faculty Award, University of Oregon, ($6000).
1995 Historic Preservation Fund, Oregon State Historic Preservation Office. A Survey, Dating, and Multiple Property National Register Nomination Program for Coastal Archaeological Sites on Oregon State Lands ($25,777).
1995 Emergency Data Recovery Investigations at Coquille Point. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service ($22,496).
1995 Canadian Studies Committee Travel Grant ($350) – (for Moss and Graduate Students Scott Byram and Mark Tveskov to attend Hidden Dimensions: the Cultural Significance of Wetlands Archaeology conference, Vancouver, B.C., April 1995).
1995 Invited participant in the week-long seminar, The Construction of Gender and the Experience of Women in American Indian Societies, Indian Voices in the Academy Program of the D'Arcy McNickle Center for the History of the American Indian, the Newberry Library, Chicago.
1995 Stanley B Greenfield Faculty Grant Award for the purchase of James G. Swan Papers for Knight Library (with Ann Simonds as lead nominator).
1994 Historic Preservation Fund, Oregon State Historic Preservation Office. An Evaluation and Dating Program for Oregon Coast Archaeological Sites ($28,384).
1994 Summer Fellowship, Indian Voices in the Academy Program of the D'Arcy McNickle Center for the History of the American Indian, the Newberry Library, Chicago.
1993 Center for the Study of Women in Society Travel Grant ($300).
1993 Historic Preservation Fund, Oregon State Historic Preservation Office. An Evaluation and Dating Program for Oregon Coast Archaeological Sites ($23,687).
1993 USDA Forest Service, Stikine Area of the Tongass National Forest. Study of the Microlithic Assemblage from the Irish Creek Site, Kupreanof Island, AK ($2000).
1993 Research Initiative on Women in the Northwest, Center for the Study of Women and Society, University of Oregon. Native American Women of the Northwest Coast: Gender and the Development of Social Inequality ($6000).
1992 Historic Preservation Fund, Oregon State Historic Preservation Office. An Evaluation and Dating Program for Oregon Coast Archaeological Sites ($19,895).
1992 Exxon, USA. Funds to support publication of special issue of Arctic Anthropology ($6000).
1991 Center for the Study of Women in Society. Curriculum Development Grant for new course, Women and Men in Prehistory ($1000).
1991 USDA Forest Service, Admiralty Island National Monument. Travel and logistical support for archaeological survey and funding of 10 radiocarbon dates. ($4500).
1990 USDA Forest Service, Admiralty Island National Monument. Logistical support for archaeological survey and funding of 10 radiocarbon dates (with Jon Erlandson) ($3000).
1989-1987 University of Pittsburgh Radiocarbon Laboratory Dating Support ($2400).
1987 University of California Riverside Radiocarbon Laboratory Dating Support. National Science Foundation ($2000).
1986 Smithsonian Institution Radiocarbon Laboratory Dating Support ($400).
1985 University of California Research Expeditions, UC, Berkeley, Support of 6 weeks fieldwork, Admiralty Island ($9000).
1982 Graduate Student Humanities Research Grant. University of California, Santa Barbara. Phosphate analysis of archaeological sites on Admiralty Island ($1500).


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Can you use the same tongs throughout your cooking process on the BBQ?
The answer is no! If you are using tongs to transfer raw meats to the barbecue it is fine to use the same tongs for this step. However, as the meat cooks and when it is done you must use a pair of clean tongs to remove it from the BBQ. Wash the original pair of tongs (or use another clean pair) with soap and hot water before you remove the cooked meats from the heat source so you don't contaminate the cooked product with raw juices left on the first pair of tongs.
How do I tell if my meat is cooked?
Cooking food to a safe temperature is the best way to ensure safety. That's because when food reaches a safe minimum internal temperature, bacteria that may be lurking are destroyed. The food is safe to eat when it is cooked to a high enough temperature to kill the harmful bacteria that can cause food poisoning.
Chicken and any kind of ground meat must be cooked to an internal temperature of 74C-165F. The only accurate way to know if food is cooked safely is to measure the internal temperature with a food thermometer. You can't tell by looking! Colour and texture are not reliable indicators of safely cooked food.
A digital thermometer is the most accurate type to use. Check the temperature by inserting the stem into the thickest part of the item. Keep the thermometer in the item for at least 10 seconds for the temperature to register properly.
Be sure to wash tongs, thermometer stems or other barbecue tools after you are finished cooking!


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Eclectic food options to satisfy every craving
Hope you're hungry. Bally's Atlantic City offers a diverse selection of restaurants, so you can feast on your favorite dishes or try something new. Get a steak cooked to perfection, enjoy homestyle Italian dishes, indulge in oysters and seafood, or treat yourself to gooey gourmet cupcakes. Whether you're in the mood for a quick sandwich or a relaxing sit-down dinner of Asian cuisine, you'll find plenty of palate-pleasing choices at Bally's.


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Tour of Classic Cities in Tibet, 7 Nights 8 Days trip.
Lhasa Tour a journey of a life time to, at the roof of the world, with exciting adventure on route, as you will be driven through at the 'roof of the world' capital, Lhasa. The Tour 5Night/6Days to Lhasa city of Lhasa is a mixture of old and new, the new Lhasa is a modern town, having a network of streets, apartments, hotels and stores. The old city of Lhasa dates back to 6-7th centaury is round the Jorkhang temple, from here one can still see Lhasa of the old days with pilgrims, traders, people from all walks of life. In Lhasa, visiting interesting places from the busy markets of Barkhor, monasteries, and the famed ever present Potala Palace from the Tibet.
Trip grade: Easy-Moderate.
In Tibet: 05 Nights/ 06 days.
Overall Trip: 5 Night/6 Days.
Risk and Liability: Tibet tours are run strictly under TIBET TOURISM BUREAU, we or our agents shall not be responsible for any changes or cancellation of the programs due to road blockade, cancellation of flight, sickness or accident, political unrest etc. Any extras cost thereof shall be borne by the clients.
Day Day 01: Arrive in Lhasa
This day you will arrive via Nepal or China by land. Is preferred to have rest in Lhasa because of the elevation and be ready for next days trip arrange, Over night at Hotel.
Day 02: Fly from Kathmandu to Lhasa.
And if the weather is clear enough you can have the spectacular view of World's highest peaks including Mount Everest. Will be received at the Airport by the Chinese Agents and will drive to our Hotel for about 2 hours.
Days 03: During these two days we will tour the fabled City of Lhasa.
These days you will be engrossed with sightseeing and excursion of the Potala Palace, the Jokhang Temple at the Barkhor Market, Drepfung and Sera Monasteries.
Day 04: Lhasa to Shigatse.
We will commence our overland journey towards the City of Shigatse, 2nd largest city in Tibet after Lhasa. This is about three-four hours driving the drive on the good newly built highway the shortest Lhasa / Shigatse route this scenic drive passes through number of traditional village and pasture land. And when in Shigatse we visit the very large complex of Tashilumpo monastery. This is the traditional residence of the Panchen Lama and contains a 27m high gold plated Buddha known as Matria (the future Buddha). The hotel in Shigtase is quite large and comfortable.
Day 05: Drive back to Lhasa via the same route.
Arriving in Lhasa by lunch time.
Day 06: Lhasa-Kathmandu.
In the morning after breakfast, transfer to airport 02 hrs. drive- Reprensative will assist you. Departure of flight for Kathmandu would be approx. 10.00 hrs. CHINA STANDARD TIME and arriving KATHMANDU at 09.00 hrs. NEPAL STANDARD TIME. Flight to Lhasa/Kathmandu lasts for 01 hour ten minutes. During the flight you will see the following: Yarlung Tsangpo river, Lake Yamdrok,


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I was going to save this guy for a later video of the week but I would probably forget about it eventually. Anyway there is this guy, Greg Pattillo, who is playing a flute and beat boxing to some of the classic themes of our time, namely the Sesame Street Theme, Super Mario Brothers Theme and Inspector Gadget Theme. Yeah you know that is classic. Check out The Inspector Gadget theme.
I remember watching that show as a kid. Penny was one of those characters that as a kid you get those crushes on. Her and She-Ra the princess of power. But I digress. This video is of the beat box master doing the Mario Brothers Theme.
Oh and what set of classic songs would be complete without the Sesame Street Theme.
This guy is a genius, I subscribed to his YouTube Channel so I could see what else he comes up with.
I stumbled upon this because of Wes Molebash at YHT and the YHT forums.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19): Current Information.
Here you will find some helpful domestic cleaning tips to make the task of domestic cleaning a lot easier and quicker for you.
Domestic cleaning requires all of your attention. Therefore you need to make sure that you have all the necessary tools available. Knowing what you will need from the start and gathering them all together will save you a lot of time, rather than running up and down to grab this and that.
You should always start the domestic cleaning from the top floor and work your way down. This principle also applies when it comes to dusting surfaces in each room to prevent dust particles from dropping onto clean surfaces.
You always need to remember that domestic cleaning takes a lot of time. Therefore, make sure that you clean your house when you have adequate time for it.
If you do not have efficient time to complete all the domestic cleaning duties then you should consider hiring a domestic cleaning company in London.
Domestic cleaners are familiar with all the tricks of the trade and they will perform the domestic cleaning services to a very high standard that will leave you impressed.


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In case you didn't know, there's one really basic feature in WordPress, and it has been there since forever (at least as far as I can remember).
I'm talking about user registration, or more accurately, publicly available (free-for-all) user registration.
Just to get the basics out of the way, let me quickly explain the process of enabling this on any WordPress site.
Just go to your admin panel > Settings > General. There, you can see a checkbox labeled as "Anyone can register" (image below).
Well, the label is pretty self-explanatory so I guess I don't need to add anything here.
There's also a dropdown list where you can choose the default role for every new user. This is most likely set to Subscriber, but you can choose any other role WordPress has to offer. Although it's hard for me to see the sense in assigning someone to the role of Administrator, for example.
Once you set your blog to accept new users, your standard login page will display new link inviting people to register:
Now, this is all fine … but what's the point of enabling this in the first place? And also, is the default solution the best possible one to use? Let's start with some core info.
Basics of user registration in WordPress
The basic functionality WordPress has to offer enables anyone to register, so there's not much you can do in terms of restricting access. Basically, if someone is clever enough to figure out the registration URL (which is yourdomain.com/wp-login.php?action=register) then they can get a shiny new account.
The only question here is why.
First of all, there are only two roles that make sense for new users: Subscriber, and Contributor.
The former has basically no privileges at all. The only thing a subscriber can do is manage their own profile (they can access the admin panel, section Users > Your Profile).
The latter allows users to create new posts and then submit them for review. However, once the post gets approved for publication the user can no longer edit it. Also, they don't have access to anyone else's content.
Other roles, like Author, Editor, etc. allow users to publish posts on their own (with no supervision). This means that if you enable this free-for-all registration on your blog and assign people to anything above Contributor, you're in trouble.
Now, let's talk benefits.
Why would you want to enable this?
There are a couple of reasons why you should consider enabling user registration.
1. It's a great way to work with guest bloggers
Guest blogging is a fairly common thing to do in the blogosphere. No matter if you're a guest poster or a blog owner accepting guest posts.
We all know that guest posting requires much time and effort. You have to write a quality post, pitch it to the blog owner, send it and convince that person to publish it.
However, it's also kind of time-consuming on the blog owner's part. They have to receive your article, create a new post with it, make sure that the formatting is right, and they have to do all this before they can even examine the content itself.
Enabling user registration and assigning new users to the role of Contributor can help a lot here.
When you do this, you can just create a guest post guidelines page on your blog, list all the requirements there, and link to your registration page. Once someone finishes their post, they can submit it for review and you'll be notified immediately. Now you can easily review the post and decide its fate.
Then, feel free to ignore other guest posting requests that come through any other channel.
2. You can create a membership site
Maybe not a full-blown membership site, but you can have some premium sections that only registered users can visit. (This can be done when you register users as Subscribers or Contributors.)
Now, WordPress allows you to set any given post to be Private (image below), but this won't do you any good here because private posts are only visible to other Editors and Admins (also, there's password protection which is a whole another story).
Despite this small counterintuitive thing you can still offer premium content by creating a simple page template and using this line somewhere inside the template:
if ( current_user_can('read') ) { /* whatever a Subscriber can see */ }
Depending on your site's purpose, having some simple premium content can be a nice thing. However, if you want something more complex and feature-rich I would advise trying out the WP-Members plugin.
It allows you to turn any WordPress site into a membership site. It's actually a complete (and free) membership management framework for WordPress.
3. You can offer extra bonuses
This is somewhat similar to a membership site, but the purpose is slightly different. A membership site is about providing premium content usually in big packages or other well thought through forms and formats. Whereas an extra bonus is something a lot simpler.
You might, for example, say that every registered user gets a special code that takes 10% off their order (if the site sells something). Or you can even display special deals that only your registered users can take advantage of. (Can be done with the code mentioned above.)
The whole point of that is not just to let people in on some deals. It's actually to get them subscribed and included on your list. That way you can contact them whenever you please through email and send even more stuff (stuff as in content, promotions and offers; in that order).
This approach is actually what the last benefit on the list is about.
4. You get a great marketing tool
Contacting people through email or other direct means is one of the best marketing vehicles online – a fact that's probably just as old as internet marketing itself.
There are many ways you can use a WordPress blog for this. Like, for example, you can sign up to MailChimp and use a simple subscription form on your blog. But you can also include the registration process in the middle of your approach. That way, you're getting more user interaction and making it easier for them to bond with your site.
Again, I'm just listing the possibilities, the actual ways of implementation can differ a lot, and it's not certain that everything will work for you, your niche, and site, so feel free to experiment.
Where and how
The how-to part is very simple here and I actually covered it in the introduction. (In a nutshell: All you have to do is enable user registration in your admin panel and you're good to go.)
The only thing we have to discuss now is where to place your registration form.
By default, WordPress provides a standard form that's similar to the login form. This can be found at: yourdomain.com/wp-login.php?action=register and it looks like this:
However, you can build a more custom solution that's probably more user friendly at the same time.
One path you can go is with the aforementioned WP-Members plugin.
You can configure it to display inline (login and registration) forms with content rather than assign them to separate pages.
This way, if someone tries to visit a page that they don't have credentials for, they'll be presented with a login/registration form instead. This is a very user friendly solution and it makes things much simpler.
(The plugin also provides a standard login and registration pages, in case you want to be able to give someone a permalink instead of directing them to a premium content page.)
Another plugin I'd like to mention is Theme My Login. This one is for making your login.php in tune with your current theme.
One of the standard usability problems is that the login page is often completely different from the rest of the site. When a new user navigates to such a page it feels like they are in a completely different place (especially for users with no WordPress experience).
The plugin takes care of your login, registration, and forgot password pages. It also provides a custom sidebar widget, which is very handy for encouraging registration right from the frontend of the site.
Additional safety
One final thing you can do when enabling user registration is to force every new account to be manually approved by you – the administrator. This can be handy when working with guest bloggers (Contributors). Not that much when it comes to random Subscribers, though.
Anyway, a plugin called New User Approve can help you with that. Quite simply, it acts as a middleman in the standard registration process.
That's all on my part when it comes to enabling user registration in WordPress. What's your experience with this? Have you ever considered using this feature?


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Self Directed IRA account holders enjoy the freedom of investing in real estate, without the hassles of having someone sign off on every expenditure. This is particularly important for those who choose to flip fixer-upper properties as an investment strategy.
3 Keys to Maximizing Your Self Directed IRA Investment When Flipping Properties
Fixer uppers, commonly referred to as handyman specials, are an excellent strategy for maximizing your Self Directed IRA profits. However as with any investment, it is imperative that proper research is done first. Real estate can be one of the safest investments you'll ever make, if you do your homework beforehand and keep the following in mind.
Location is Key: This is the golden rule when buying real estate. And, it is particularly true when you are buying solely as an investment. This is easy to digest when you consider that it's easy to fix what's wrong with a property. But, you can't change the dynamics of a location with a can of paint.
Another rule of thumb when flipper fixer uppers: Keep the needs, wants and desires of the buyer in mind. Look in neighborhoods where property values are on a steady climb, where buyers want to purchase because the schools are good, where city government is active and present, etc
Property Renovations: Buy properties that need cosmetic renovations only where possible. Many investors, especially novice investors, walk away from perfectly sound deals because they don't have the foresight to see past the junk. Develop this skill, and you'll be well on your way to a lifetime of "good real estate flipping deals," growing your Self Directed IRA profits exponentially.
Get to Know a Rehab Specialist: A rehab specialist will be able to tell you whether or not the property you're thinking of buying is a good deal or not. For, they don't consider how "pretty" a property is, but assess its bones. They look at those things that can cost you dearly, eg, the electrical wiring, the plumbing, the insulation, etc. Cosmetic fixes are easy and relatively cheap to fix. Maximizing your Self Directed IRA investment depends on the knowledge of someone who knows the difference.


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5 USB Ports Charger with Stand and Light iPhone/Android - White
Estimated Delivery Time:34 - 60 days
Product Introduction
The cute mushroom style adaptor comes with 5 usb ports and can work with most phone and iPad in the market. It can also be used as a lamp or a phone stand, multiple functions gathering in one little device which is very convenient and efficient to use.
Weight: 584g
Color: White
Size: 160*115mm
Capatibility: a variety of 5V input of electronic products
Rated input: 100-240V 50-60Hz
Rated maximum total input: DC5V-6.0A
Maxium output: 2.1A
• Function: adapter with 5 USB ports/lamp
• Intelligence, Security, Utility
• Circuit protection: over current, over voltage, short circuit
• Compatible with most iPhone/Android phones
• Safety certification: CE/FCC/HoRs
• Made of hight strength/high temperature resistant PC fireproof material
• Quatomm quick charge 3.0 technology
• 1 x 5 USB Ports Charger
• Compatible with most iPhone/Android phones in the market
• Manual measurement, please allow some differences.
• Please allow some differences of color because of light and screen.
• Quick link: K1 Wireless Phone Charger.
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1. Presale items are available for group buy; but they will be shipped out when we have them in stock if group buy succeed.
2. Some products like Joyetech, Eleaf, Wismec brands, Flash Sale devices, and items priced at more than $300, are excluded for group buy.
3. The entrance for starting a group buy has been set up in every product page; Invitees can only join in the group buy via a specified link with the inviter's unique ID.
4. Once joining in the group buying, you can not quit in the midway; you can not cancel your order if the group buy succeeds; if no quality problem, we don't support refund for group buy items.
5. One shopper can only have at most five ongoing groups. When one group ends, he/she can start a new group.
6. Once a group buying starts, the price won't be changed before it's closed. Invitees enjoy free shipping when orders over $20, while inviters only pay $0.1, no ship fee.
7. The number of participants for a group depends on the value of specific item.
8. Once any cheating means found, we have the right to disqualify the participant from the group buy activity. The right to interpret belongs to Buybest.


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The SEC has pushed back the first allowable start of football practice from this Friday to Aug. 17, the conference announced Tuesday.
The change comes after the conference approved a 10-game, conference-only schedule last week that aims to kick off the season on Sept. 26 rather than the original start date of Sept. 5.
Schools will be allowed up to 14 hours per week of strength and conditioning, meetings and walk-throughs beginning Friday and running through Aug. 16.
The new calendar, which the conference says was developed based on recommendations from the SEC Return to Activity and Medical Guidance Task Force, provides for a total of 25 practices with a limit of 20 hours per week of practice time starting on Aug. 17.
According to the announcement, the new calendar allows for more days off and fewer practices than permitted under current NCAA rules.
Schools will be required to provide a five-day acclimation period with two days in helmets only, two days in shells and the fifth day in full pads.


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Gildernew calls on health authorities to address Ashbrooke concerns
Sinn Féin MLA Colm Gildernew has called on health authorities to address public concerns over the re-opening of a care home that had previously been closed due to serious care failings.
The party Carers spokesperson said:
"There is genuine concern in the public with the re-opening of what used to be Ashbrooke Care Home, a facility that had been previously shut down by the Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority (RQIA) for serious failures in care.
"Although the care home will be renamed Meadow View it will remain under the same ownership - Runwood Homes - which has a record of incidents of serious breaches in care standards in the north of Ireland.
"Understandably this has caused distress in the public.
"The RQIA need to explain to the public the process and rationale for re-registering the new care home in the event this happens.
"The Western Trust need to clarify whether any trust commissioned services will be delivered by the home and satisfy itself and the public that safe and effective care will be provided."


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Inside the Magic Shop recording studio in SoHo, next to some decommissioned tape decks and a pair of giant echo plates, boxes of old tape reels were piled nearly to the ceiling. The names scrawled on their spines attested to the Magic Shop's rich, 27-year history: Thurston Moore, Soul Asylum, Suzanne Vega, Blonde Redhead, Norah Jones ...
Steve Rosenthal, the studio's founder, said that lately he had been nudging his former clients to retrieve their forgotten tapes. "If you want, we'll digitize 'em for you," he recalled telling them. "If not, we'll wipe 'em."
The not-so-hidden message behind Mr. Rosenthal's proposition is that the Magic Shop might not be around much longer. Opened in 1988 in a windowless warren beneath an apartment building on Crosby Street, the small studio has attained near-legendary status as a haven for vintage recording gear, attracting generations of finicky musicians from Lou Reed to Arcade Fire. David Bowie recently spent two years in secret there for his album "The Next Day," and Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters featured the Magic Shop in "Sonic Highways," his musical travelogue series for HBO.
"Some studios are too clinical — every time you go in there they have some new piece of equipment," said Tony Visconti, Mr. Bowie's longtime producer, who was at the helm for "The Next Day." "Steve has never buckled to that. The Magic Shop is far from sterile. It's dark and atmospheric. It's a fantastic vintage studio in good working order."
Now the Magic Shop has become a victim of both a changing music industry and the heated Manhattan real-estate market. At a time when a band can make a decent-sounding recording on an iPad, bookings at the $1,300-a-day studio are slow. And after Mr. Rosenthal failed to buy the property — an attempt financed by Mr. Grohl — the Magic Shop is at an impasse with its landlord, and may soon be forced to move, or close altogether.
"We thought, wouldn't it be great if this studio was around for the next rock band that is going to change the world?" Mr. Grohl said in an interview. "Because this is the kind of place where it's going to happen, not on some TV contest."
INSIDE THE MAGIC SHOP, time seems to stand still. Grainy snapshots from old sessions curl on the walls, and despite the glow of computer monitors, much of the sound is processed through a prized — and totally analog — 1970 Neve console, which had once been at the BBC. On a tour of the studio, Mr. Rosenthal, a four-time Grammy winner, proudly showed off two wooden "amp closets" the studio built to contain the guitar thunder of Sonic Youth, and on the lower level is the equipment he uses for the Magic Shop's growing business in restoring archival recordings by the likes of Woody Guthrie, Elvis Presley and the Rolling Stones.
"There are so many variables in what makes a studio great, and many of them are completely mysterious," Mr. Rosenthal said. "There's no way I could recreate this."
Yet over the past three decades, the cobblestone block outside has been transformed from a crime-ridden back street to a showcase for the rich. At the studio's opening party, Mr. Rosenthal said, his family's car was broken into. Now this block of Crosby Street between Spring and Broome Streets is home to a Bloomingdale's and a "hipster synagogue," while a condo building under construction across the street is offering parking spaces for $1 million apiece.
The Magic Shop's Greatest Hits
A Spotify playlist of some of the notable songs recorded at the venerable New York studio.
Once a pioneer of the neighborhood, Mr. Rosenthal, who was born in the Bronx and early in his career drove a cab to get by, now cannot afford it — an increasingly common lament in an age of hyper-gentrification.
"Sometimes I feel like a guy who owns a gorgeous horse-and-buggy business in 1899," said Mr. Rosenthal, 62, who has an untamed mop of gray hair and likes to keep Neil Young songs cued up on his phone.
In recent years New York City's once-extensive network of recording studios has been nearly dismantled, with the loss of places like the Hit Factory and Sony Music Studios. Last month the owners of Avatar Studios announced that they intend to sell their building on West 53rd Street, putting the future of one of the city's last large-scale recording facilities in doubt. According to a study published this year by the Center for an Urban Future, music production employment in the city declined by 28 percent from 2003 to 2013.
BEHIND THE FAMOUS names on the Magic Shop's client list is a struggling family business. Along with his wife, Jennifer Gilson, Mr. Rosenthal also owns the Living Room, an artist-friendly club that opened on a corner of the Lower East Side of Manhattan in 1998 and before long was putting on regular gigs by a young singer named Norah Jones.
"When I played there, something clicked," Ms. Jones recalled recently. "It was the first time I played in a place like that, where people were actually there to listen to me."
Ms. Jones is also an example of the cross-pollination between the two businesses: In addition to performing at the Living Room, she has recorded at the Magic Shop, most recently for a 2013 album of Everly Brothers covers she did with Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day. Sometimes Mr. Rosenthal records new musicians from the club "on spec" — which often means free. "Maybe that's not smart business," he said. "But it's good art."
The Living Room moved around the corner to Ludlow Street in 2003, and then last year, after being priced out of Manhattan, it relocated to Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The venue is spacious, but business so far has been light.
Straitened finances mean fewer employees to help share the load, and Ms. Gilson and Mr. Rosenthal, who live in Chelsea with their three young children, described a frenzied joint workday: Rising at 6:30 a.m. to get the children out the door and deal with a barrage of "you owe me money" emails, and then shuttling between the Magic Shop and the Living Room for the rest of the day and much of the night. Occasionally, Ms. Gilson said, she slips away from the bar to put the children to bed via FaceTime.
"There's no room for failure anymore," said Ms. Gilson, who started out as a waitress and talent booker at Sin-é, the East Village boîte known for giving an early stage to Jeff Buckley. "For art to succeed there has to be room for peaks and valleys, but it's all about paying the bills here. There's no way to just try something out over the next few months, see if it will work."
To stabilize both businesses, Mr. Rosenthal tried to buy the two floors the Magic Shop occupies in its building, with help from Mr. Grohl. In December 2014, just as the Magic Shop's episode of "Sonic Highways" was broadcast, Mr. Grohl lent the studio $50,000 to help cover its back rent, and he agreed to finance Mr. Rosenthal's attempt this spring to exercise a purchase option on the studio's lease, for just less than $3 million.
The studio, Mr. Grohl said, "represents something more than wires and tubes and knobs — it's a big part of the history of New York."
The purchase was rejected by the building's co-op board, and Mr. Rosenthal said that a later attempt to negotiate with one of his landlords, Henry Schwartz, to buy out the remaining two years on his lease came to no avail. Mr. Rosenthal, embittered by the experience, believes the reason is simply the lure of bigger money. His rent is currently $12,500 a month, but a study that he and Mr. Grohl's advisers commissioned estimated the studio space could go for as much as $45,000 a month on the open market.
Through his lawyer, Mr. Schwartz declined to comment for this article.
The purchase plan with Mr. Grohl had seemed so promising, Mr. Rosenthal said, that he had no backup strategy. "That was Plan A, B, C, D, E and F, to be honest," he said. "What will probably happen is, I will have to close the studio, and I will move my archiving business to Bushwick or somewhere."
That archiving business was in full swing on a recent afternoon, when it was sunny and crisp outside but dark and musty as ever inside the Magic Shop. In one room an engineer was fulfilling an order from Sony to digitize dozens of 1970s tapes from Philadelphia International Records, the home of Gamble & Huff's sweet funk. Down the hall, more old tapes were being "baked" — prepared for transfer — in modified convection ovens, while some 80 reels from Natalie Merchant stood on deck.
But these archiving projects do not bring in enough money to cover the studio's overhead, Mr. Rosenthal said, so it was doubtful that the Magic Shop could make it through its lease.
"Maybe I'm a complete anachronism," Mr. Rosenthal added. "But what happened here was valid, and the experiences were real, and the music that was created here was worthwhile."


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In putting together this little blog-thing I signed up for ezarchive, a pay service that hosts (stores) large image and audio files so that you can create links to them on your website. It is because of this service that many of these pictures and all of these mp3s are up on my blog. I got this email from them today: (if you don't care to read it I can summarize: 'we are ezarchive, and we are dicks.' end transmission).
On 10/15/06 7:56 AM, "firstname.lastname@example.com"
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This was my emailed reply, which I have yet to get a response to: (again, I can summarize for you, 'you are ezarchive, and you guys are dicks')
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80151 Standard Tank is coming back in steam
The Bluebell Railway is bringing the 80151 back on the tracks from Saturday 27th July.
The standard tank was withdrawn from service on the Bluebell Railway in May 2012.
The standard tank was the type of engine working on the Lewes to East Grinstead Line upon its closure in 1958. The following year the Bluebell Railway Preservation Society was formed and in 1960, part of the line reopened as the Bluebell Railway.
80151 is a member of the BR Standard 4MT 2-6-4T class, which was designed at Brighton under Riddles and introduced in 1951. The locomotive was built at Brighton Works, and was completed in December 1956, and entered service in January 1957. It was withdrawn from service at Salisbury in 1967, and went to Barry scrap yard.
It was initially bought for use by the Stour Valley Railway Preservation Society in Essex, and transported to Chappel and Wakes Colne station in 1975. By 1986 the SVRPS was negotiating to buy the station and yard at Chappel, and they agreed to sell 80151 to a group of SVRPS members who formed The 80151 Locomotive Company Limited in January 1987. The intention was to restore 80151 at Chappel for use by the SVRPS on the Stour Valley line.
The locomotive restoration was started at the SVRPS base at Chappel and Wakes Colne, however the current owners decided to move the locomotive to the Bluebell Railway in 1998, where restoration to working order was completed by both parties. As a result, the locomotive was returned to service in October 2001.
The material costs and boiler work for 80151 from 2015 to date amounts to £357,425, with this total excluding labour, consumables, light and heat, gas supplies and general locoworks department costs.
The Bluebell Railway Trust and donors, including funds raised by The 80151 Locomotive Company Ltd, donated £173,000 against this work.
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Read Isaiah 52:13-53:12
(I)t's what God had in mind all along,
to crush him with pain.
The plan was that he give himself as an offering for sin
so that he'd see life come from it—life, life, and more life.
And God's plan will deeply prosper through him (Is. 53:10, MSG).
The journey to the empty tomb started long before you or I came along. In fact, God mapped out this journey as soon as sin became part of life. Because when sin entered, so did death. But He loved His creation. He loves you and me and every human He ever has and ever will create. He loves us so fiercely that He made a plan, a way for us to conquer the consequences of that sin (i.e. death). And He Himself walked He this journey straight through suffering and extreme torture into a borrowed tomb and then out three days later. He offered Himself as our substitute for the debt of sin that must be paid.
This video from the Bible Project helps explain it.
Link: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_OlRWGLdnw?rel=0)
"He is the perfect sacrifice to which all the previous sacrifices were pointing all along."
God took care of your debt and mine! The debt we could not possibly ever pay. Have you accepted God's offer yet? Have you trusted Him to be your substitute for the debt you owe for the sin you've committed? Will you praise Him for what He went through for you?
Take a moment right now and thank Him for His love and what He did because of that love. Then live the life He died for you to live.


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I don't have time....too busy.
I would love to talk, but I am too busy."All of this translates to one thing...and it ain't being busy.
It's worse, it's not being available.
Ray VanderLaan taught me on the side of a mountain in Israel, that "The ministry of interruption is the heart of the rabbi."
Jesus modeled this perfectly.
He modeled it for us to see and to try and copy.
God, Thank you for the reminder, that what I see as "annoying interruptions," are possible Divine Appointments.
In His Dust,


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I don't know about the rest of you sweet people, but I am sooo beyond tired of summer. (Although, since school has started my summer has kinda ended anyway.) Really, I'm talking about summer weather, summer clothes, and this blasted humidity. Growing up on the west coast, I never realized how good we had it when it came to the lack of ridiculously heavy moisture in the air. Seriously... it's like stepping into a shower! But... I digress. This post is supposed to be positive!
I love fall. Really, really love it. Winter is too cold (its only redeeming feature is Christmas), spring is too indecisive (sweaters one day, t-shirts the next... it drives the obsessive planning side of me crazy) and summer, well... see the opening paragraph. Fall is just perfection, from the weather to the clothes to the food to the colors outside and the decorations. So without any more blabbering to introduce my list of reasons I'm ready for fall, here it is.
I'm ready for apple cider and hot chocolate. Few things make me happier than both of these. (A close second is coffee with peppermint mocha creamer.)
I'm ready for sweaters. And scarves. And returning to my school-year uniform of an embellished/printed shirt, solid cardigan, and pencil skirt. (It sounds boring, but I have an almost limitless supply of cardigans. It's an addiction.)
I'm ready to pull out my (very limited) collection of fall decor. Most of it is just little stuff from Target's dollar section (we are very fancy over here in the McNeese house) but due to the deluge of autumn craftiness found on Pinterest (where else?), I have been inspired to branch out and at least try to make a few cute little things for the house. If I get lazy (which is likely) I might just go with these super cute free printables.
I'm ready to layer unapologetically. Sweaters (obviously), tights, jackets. By late August, I'm sooo tired of flip flops. And frizzy hair.
I love this sweater!
I'm ready for pumpkins, and candy corn, and caramel apples.
I'm ready for homemade soup. This is pretty much what I cook 75% of the time when it's cold. Chicken Italiano, Potato Cheese, and Chicken Noodle are our favorites. Good thing, since those are the three kinds I know how to make.
I'm ready for Psych. (I realize this isn't necessarily specific to the fall season, but new episodes start in October so it just adds to my excitement.)
Seriously... funniest show ever.
I'm ready for colored leaves (and crunchy leaves.) When we lived in Washington, the tree across the street turned THE most beautiful colors I've ever seen. I've yet to find one that beat it, but I still love seeing the trees turn.
I'm ready for boots. I (stupidly) talked myself out of a perfectly awesome pair last December (I had a gift card and everything... it's one of the great regrets of my adult life.) I reaallly want a pair like this :
We shall see. I'll have to talk to the family treasurer (unfortunately, that's not me.)
I'm ready for cooler weather. As I have previously ranted, summer weather is charming for all of one week, and then I'm tired of it. When your choices are "sweating profusely" outside or "freezing your butt off" inside, there's pretty much no comfort the entire summer. Unless you have a pool. If you do, I hate you. =) Anyway, I'm totally ready for the temperature to drop... not too cold, just enough for a little briskness in the air and an excuse to wear a jacket. (Do I sound fussy yet?)
Finally... I'm ready to enjoy fall quickly, because, let's face it... it's just a cute little pumpkin-shaped car that ushers in what's really important. And that would be Christmas, folks. Don't you know I'll pop in the Carpenters by September 1st?
Happy fall, y'all!


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ReviewsSankara Yatra
Sankara Yatra Reviews
We loved our trip to Lucknow, Ayodhya, Allahabad, Chitrakoot, Varanasi, Gaya, Bodhgaya, Puri, Bhuvaneswara, which was a purely pilgrimage tour for 10 days from 10th March to 27th March 2019. Our tour planner" Sri Sankara Yatra" and its team made our journey the perfect, memorable, and relaxing one that we were looking for. From our first day i.e. 18th March 2019 to the last day i.e. 27th March 2019; our tour planner made sure that we were taken care of and that all of our transportation and transfers/tours were running on schedule. It was a great moving from South India region to North Indian region somehow with our broken Hindi conversation (i.e., because our planner was working behind the scenes) - everything was running smoothly. Especially our Tour Manager Mr. Ram Mohan, from Chennai and Miss. Kavitha from Bamgalore used to call us every day in the morning and evening enquiring about our movements and hotel arrangements making sure that we are taken care off well. Our tour planner's suggestions for day visits to temples and other important historical places at Ayodhya, Lucknow, Gaya, Bodhgaya etc and the Drivers and Guides with the AC vehicles that he paired with us were fantastic, the tour guides were knowledgeable (and spoke great English), and the locales were gorgeous.
The most enjoyable or memorable parts of our trip.
Performing rituals at Varanasi sitting in the rowing boat on Ganga River, Evening Ganga Aarathi, was a spectacular one. Veni danam at Triveni sangam and dipping in the holy rivers was a great experience. Sun Temple and Chandrabhaga Sea Beach was excellent. All the priests were very knowledgeable and we could perform the rituals as per our customs.
It's hard to rank the different parts of our trip in any particular order; they were all fabulous. The Taraji's hotel at Ayodhya was a particular special experience. The accommodations and staff are spectacular. They used to serve the food according to our taste. The weather was perfect and it proved to be a very relaxing stop. Everything worked precisely how we hoped.
We will be sure to use our planner "Sri Sankara Yatra" for our future National and International travel needs The tour planner employs the best drivers, has new, well-maintained vehicles and you feel safe.
If one wants to see make a trip in style and comfort, let travel planner "Sri Sankara Yatra" our travel planner be your guide and travel planner.
The entire Yatra was highly enjoyable and at the same time we had a very good group with similar interests and enjoyed the Yatra completely. The operator - Sankara Yatra planned the itinerary perfectly and the tour manager was with us and responding to our needs at regular intervals.
Good hygienic Food and hot water was given to us whenever needed. The real heroes are the Sherpas who know the conditions extremely well and were really helpful to us. The scene at Manasarovar lake was spectacular and i suggest everyone to visit this place atleast once in their life time.
Time management, Safety of Yatrees and preference to senior citizens was commendable. Would recommend their sevices.
I would cherish each moment spent during Kailash Yatra, the journey like others presume is not arduous but joyful; challenging and a life time experience. I thank all the staff of Sankara Yatra including our Tour Manager for ensuring our safety, providing hygienic food and for special assistance to Senior citizens.
The entire tour was managed in a professional manner, despite several uncertainties, including adverse weather conditions, we managed to enjoy and see all the places as promised in the Itinerary. Would recommend their services.
We are really happy on visiting the sacred Kailash Manasarovar and Lhasa with Sankara Yatra. The entire itinerary was well planned and executed. The tour manager ensured everything went well. The hotel rooms were clean, good hygienic food and we were given space to enjoy the tour.
Our dream to visit the sacred place of Kailash and Manasarovar was realized by Sankara Yatra. Special assistance to senior citizens, accommodation at decent hotels and preference to time management were the positives. Would recommend them.
I would definitely recommend Sankara Yatra for their professional approach, time management and preference to senior citizens.


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10 Must-Have Yellow Homewares Finds.
There's something so gloriously sunny about the colour yellow. From a design perspective, it's a warm colour that will definitely bring life to a cold space – and works incredibly well when teamed with neutrals like grey and white. And on a personal level – I just adore it. Let's look at 10 of my fave yellow homewares finds!
First off; I want to live in the scene above. I'd be happy just to sleep on the door mat – that's how divine this is. The piece is actually called Down to the Woods Doormat and is available through Down That Little Lane. Click here to shop the look.
Let's take a look at nine other must-have yellow homewares below. Stockist information is included too, so you can click and buy if your credit card will allow it!
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Ombre Linen Decorative Cushion, $99 from Down That Little Lane
Industry Ceiling Pendant in Sunshine, $149 from Freedom
Candlestick Candle, $19.95 from Opus
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Old Schoolroom Clock, $75 from Lark Store
Romy Placemat, $12.95 from Country Road
Industrial Cage Lamp, $179 from In The Bowl
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Submarino Bathroom Set, $98 from Top3 by Design
Mandala Print Pillow Case, $30 from Hello Yellow
Letterpress Greeting Card, $7.95 from kikki.K
OMG you SO had me at yellow!!!!! x21 May, 2014
I know I'm late to the party but I totally need that doormat in my life!23 November, 2014


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On Tuesday, the First Minister of Scotland told French Lawmakers that Scotland can effectively influence EU citizens to remain even after Brexit, despite considerations made towards the shortage of workforce in the third smallest nation in the UK.
According to Nicola Sturgeon, one of the people in support of Scotland's break out from the UK, told French lawmakers that the proposal entered by Britain to exit the EU and the movement restrictions could affect the economy of Scotland negatively more than it does to entire Britain.
Petit businesses and tourism associations have raised concerns about labor shortages which are already present in jobs that are remote and low-paying like food processing and hospitality, which are very important to the economic success of Scotland and rely primarily on EU employees.
There has been political tension arising between Sturgeon's government, which is in opposition to Brexit, and the divided Conservative government in Britain, which is having a hard time trying to deliver Brexit by 29th March.
The discomfort which Brexit pulls on the Scottish National Party is an additional pressure that drives her to seek independence since the incumbent break with the EU has forced British politics to the edge.
Sturgeon noted that when there is a restriction of movement, the population suffers a decline. He added that there is a tendency to observe labor shortage in universities, rural areas and health care services.
She further added that the government of the UK is announcing the end of the free movement as a success.
Issues over Brexit have heightened the relationship between the four nations of the United Kingdom. In a 2016 referendum, both Northern Ireland and Scotland voted to remain in the EU, whereas England and Wales voted to leave.
One of the main reasons why Britons voted in favor of Brexit in 2016 was to effect a decrease in the number of EU citizens trooping to Britain. The subject of immigration is one among several heated political problems in the Brexit dialogue albeit there places in England which are currently facing labor shortages.
The report has it that there has been a decline in the net immigration of EU citizens to Britain, as the number dropped to its lowest level in about six years.
Studies have shown that lately, the economy of Scotland is majorly in the hands of EU immigrants and its population is getting smaller.
A Government official from Scotland had refused to disclose the nitty-gritty of the government's strategy towards keeping citizens of the EU in Scotland is. However, London believes that the migration system of Scotland does not need to be differentiated.
Last year, Scotland stated ways through which EU citizens can be supported. Some include ignoring a registration fee, sponsoring a right service of a citizen to supply information and create awareness of the situation and to settle the financial costs of the tuition for EU students attending Universities in Scotland.
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