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Olga Ingurazova is a freelance photographer with a background in international relations and economics based in Moscow, Russia. After years of working in tourist industry she started working as a photographer and a visual journalist in 2010. Olga began her career by documenting post-conflict recovery and the aftermath of separatist movements in the Caucasus.
Currently she is focused on personal long-term projects, and in the center of her attention are effects of political, social and environmental processes on people's lives and the land they inhabit.
In 2014 Olga became a finalist of the Aftermath Project Grant and was short-listed for The Lucie Foundation Scholarship.
Olga Ingurazova documents the people and places in this formerly prosperous subtropical oasis and seaside resort on the eastern coast of the Black Sea. Just a short drive from the upcoming Olympic Games at Sochi, the residents hope to attract some foreign visitors once again, but who know if anyone will notice their former paradise?


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Posted on July 23, 2012 AT 09:24am
EA has released a new trailer for FIFA 13, one which takes a closer look at the various Kinect features that have been added to the game.
This year, Kinect can be used to substitute players, change tactics and formations on the fly, issue commands in be-a-pro, and even swear at the ref if you're unhappy about a decision. Sadly, the ability to swear at the referee doesn't come with any consequences—but it's a nice addition.
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The Chinese staple stir-fry takes on a green hue here. A clutch of greens — name it, they have got it — Chinese cabbage, pok choy, broccoli and zucchini — troop in and bond over their skin colour on the plate. The dish that retains the natural virtues of vegetables is rich in vitamins too, informs the chef.
Stir-fried Chinese greens with golden onions
50 gms Chinese cabbage
50 gms pok choy
50 gms zucchini
50 gms broccoli
20 gms spring onion
10 gms sliced ginger
10 gms garlic
30 gms golden onion
Salt to taste
1 tsp sesame oil
1 tsp wine
10 gms oil
Blanch all the vegetables to remove their bitter tang. Heat oil in a pan, add ginger, garlic and spring onions. Put in all the blanched vegetables, toss them well and adjust the seasoning. Flavour them with a dash of sesame oil and wine. Serve hot, garnished with golden-fried onions.
Avtar Singh Rana, Corporate Chef, Berco's, has spent 14 years whipping up flavours in the kitchens of various reputed hotels. The ala minute aspect of Chinese cooking, where dishes begin to form only after the order is placed, and the speed with which they are delivered, fascinates the chef.
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If anyone tried to do the math they'd probably be mad as fuck
Said I'd never amount to shit, now they trying to add it up
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When Budden was an up and coming rapper, he like most other unknown rappers was told that he would never amount to anything and to give up because his rap career was going nowhere but now that he has finally made it big, everyone is pissed off because they are jealous and are wondering how its possible.
He might be saying that they're going mad trying to find out because he honestly can't even figure out how he made it so big.
Also, no matter how many numbers you add together or what type of math you do, it will never equal "shit". Maybe they should ask Mos Def about this, since he's the master of Mathematics
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The classic bestseller behind this year's biggest movie, this definitive paperback edition features nine illustrations and two maps drawn by J.R.R. Tolkien, and a preface by Christopher Tolkien. Bilbo Baggins is a hobbit who enjoys a comfortable, unambitious life, rarely travelling further than the pantry of his hobbit-hole in Bag End. But his contentment is disturbed when the wizard, Gandalf, and a company of thirteen dwarves arrive on his doorstep one day to whisk him away on an unexpected journey 'there and back again'. They have a plot to raid the treasure hoard of Smaug the Magnificent, a large and very dangerous dragon...The prelude to The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit has sold many millions of copies since its publication in 1937, establishing itself as one of the most beloved and influential books of the twentieth century.
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J.R.R.Tolkien (1892-1973) was a distinguished academic, though he is best known for writing The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, The Silmarillion and The Children of Hurin, plus other stories and essays. His books have been translated into over 60 languages and have sold many millions of copies worldwide.
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Country house character near Preston.The BEST WESTERN Park Hall Hotel near Preston is set within 140 acres of beautiful wooded countryside. A world away from everyday life, this hotel combines the feel of a modern, contemporary hotel with the charm of authentic historical buildings. What's more, it's ideally located within easy reach of the M6 & M61 motorway network, giving you access to Liverpool, Manchester, Blackpool and the Lakes. We offer rooms that sleep up to 5, so there's plenty of room for everyone! For those here on business, we offer secretarial services as well as a fantastic setting (and an authentic Medieval Banqueting Hall dating back to 966 AD) for a meeting or conference. Whatever your reason for visiting, the hotel offers comfortable rooms, great surroundings (beside a tree-fringed lake with private jetty, perfect for feeding the ducks!) and fantastic leisure facilities. There's also a spa here for even more relaxation!
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Our Head Chef Paul has worked at the hotel for over 15 years, having previously travelled the world working as a chef in various restaurants including New York!
Recently refurbished to a high standard with a contemporary feel, our prestigious Brookes Restaurant offers intimate atmosphere in which to enjoy superb English/French cuisine. We also do a mean carvery at lunchtimes!
Enjoy a drink and a chat in relaxing surroundings, with comfortable leather sofas and chairs, a fire, conservatory area and French doors leading to a covered terrace all combining to create a great place to sample an extensive selection of drinks and mouth watering snacks.
Whether you're here on a break or treating yourself to a spa day, we'll make sure you look and feel fantastic when you leave. Our Health & Fitness Club is one of the finest in the region, so you'll be in safe healing hands when you enjoy a massage here!
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With two whirlpool baths, a steam room and a sauna, you can take time out in style. And with a beauty salon that takes care of the top-to-toe treatments, you'll feel as relaxed as you've ever been!
No. of treatment rooms: 4
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Our state-of-the-art, air-conditioned gym boasts computerised equipment including vibrating workout machines, 29 pieces of cardio vascular equipment, 16 pieces of resistance equipment, an extensive free weights area, a Smith's machine and cable crossover. If you want a water-based work out, take a dip in our 15 metre indoor heated pool, where lane swimming is available.Please note: Restrictions in the swimming pool may apply for children.
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The stunning location beside a tree fringed lake with private jetty is a superb backdrop for photographs and our excellent service, personal attention to detail and fantastic food will make sure you're smiling on every single one of them! The hotel boasts an authentic Medieval Banquet Hall dating back to 966 AD. So you'll be surrounded by history as well as quality!
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We love weddings. Mostly because we get to treat guests to an extensive selection of mouthwatering wedding breakfast menus! Our evening options include superb buffet selections and barbecues, while canapes and themed Medieval Banquet menus are also available.
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Enjoy the perfect end to a perfect day, and treat yourself to an impressive wooden four poster bed, draped with white linen. The separate lounge area with comfortable sofa and flat screen LCD TV offers more room for romance, while some of our honeymoon choices offer jacuzzi baths too.
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Aintree Race Course (19 miles)
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Botany Bay (5 miles)
Trafford Centre (30 miles)
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Southport (12 miles)
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Our idyllic country retreat is only minutes from the M6 motorway, offering businesses the best of both worlds. With a huge choice of conference and training rooms, our largest can accommodate up to 700 delegates!
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Booked one night here to have a romantic night away with my partner, when we arrived a wedding party had just checked in and we were told that we were being upgraded to a deluxe suit. It was beautiful, 4 poster bed, living area, jacuzzi bath and free wifi :) we dined in the restaurant and had a fantastic meal which was a perfect end to the night. The staff were very welcoming and professional making sure we were settled in and everything was to our satisfaction.
We would definitely stay here again and next time try out the on site pool :) less
We reserved the room for £70 and when we got here, we were charged £100. Being tired from the journey, we decided not to argue and paid the fee, however when we got to our room we got a phone call from reception telling us they had over-charged us and to come down for a refund of £30. This was very much appreciated.
What had happened was because of a wedding party, our original standard double room had been taken because they over-booked so we got upgraded to an superior room which was lovely. We had a lounge with a tv and sofa, a four-poster bed and a bathroom with a corner jacuzzi bath/shower. The room was clean and tidy.
We also went to the restaurant and the food was lovely. £50 give or take for a glass of wine each and a main course each. The quality was so worth it, and it was very quiet and lovely.
The only downside was the wedding party - unfortunately for us, our room was placed above the events hall, so the music was very loud and we could hear it. However, this is not a fault with the hotel, just a bad day for us to pick!
All in all, I was very satisfied with our stay at Park Hall and would come back again! less
1st thing ignore all prices on the various websites .
Best western will charge you more when u arrive . Even thou you have already been quoted a rate . Reception staff , blonde girl , avoid , she will proberbly ignore you anyway . Or maybe possible one word answers , I'm guessing maybe a career change is due for this girl . Rooms where clean , bar prices a joke . This is Chorley , not Chelsea . Will I stay again , err NO less
Have to admit I was a bit dubious about staying here after reading the reviews. But I found it to be very pleasant. We were here for a wedding which was beautiful. Service and food was fab! Stayed in the lodges which were at most 2 minutes walk from the reception (not miles away as some on here like to exaggerate). Room could have done with a lick of paint but it was warm and cosy. Shower was powerful and hot. Breakfast ample and tasty. All in all I would recommend this hotel. Not easy finding a hotel to accommodate a family of 5 in one room but this ticked all the boxes. less
Well, on arrival I checked in at the main hotel reception, very pleasant staff, standard room in the 'village' which are essentially holiday chalets, clean, warm and comfortable if somewhat in need of a spruce.
Good value for the price, the gym is well equipped and the pools look ok.
The food was pricey but lovely and well cooked.
It did feel like an episode of scooby doo though, as its on the site of a disused theme park! Which adds a little interest to the weary traveller! less


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TUESDAY, Feb. 11, 2014 – Legislative skirmishes over childhood vaccines are still happening in many states, but there are signs of a shift in the United States toward limiting "personal belief" exemptions, a new study finds. All states require children to receive routine vaccines against diseases such as polio, measles, mumps and whooping cough before starting day care or public school. But most states allow parents to forgo vaccines for religious reasons, and 20 states permit "personal belief" exemptions for parents with philosophical objections. In the new study, researchers found that although lawmakers in other states have tried to introduce personal belief exemptions in recent years, none has been successful. On the other hand, three states that allow the exemptions – California, Vermont and Washington – have recently passed laws to curb them. Basically, the states have ... Read more
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FRIDAY, Jan. 24, 2014 – Adults with diabetes are vulnerable to flu and its complications, experts say. Now a large new study finds they're also at higher risk of being hospitalized for flu. The study, which focused on people aged 18 to 64, provides support for guidelines advising people with diabetes to get a flu shot, the Canadian researchers said. "Working-age adults with diabetes appear to have an increased risk of being hospitalized associated with influenza compared to similar-aged adults without diabetes," said lead researcher Jeffrey Johnson. "This increased risk is small (6 percent), but nonetheless is justification for targeting adults with diabetes to get vaccinated," said Johnson, director of the Alliance for Canadian Health Outcomes Research in Diabetes at the University of Alberta. The American Diabetes Association, the Canadian Diabetes Association and government agencies ... Read more
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TUESDAY, Jan. 7, 2014 – Young children who receive flu and pneumococcal vaccines at the same time are at increased risk for temporary fever, a new study reports. While parents should be told about this risk, the benefits of the vaccines outweigh the risks of fever, the researchers said. The study included 530 children, aged 6 months to 23 months, who were followed for a week after receiving flu and pneumococcal vaccines either separately or at the same time. The annual flu shot is recommended for healthy people over 6 months of age, and the pneumococcal vaccine is recommended for children younger than 5 years old, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Nearly 38 percent of the children who received the vaccines at the same time had a fever of 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit or higher on the day of or the day after vaccination, compared with 9.5 percent of those who ... Read more
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You've never seen huge until you've experienced the CeBIT IT exhibition in Hannover, Germany. Spread out over roughly 40 exhibition halls for six days, CeBIT is pure geekvergnuegen, showcasing nearly every business-related IT sector. Thus it is a coup for the State of California to become the first "Partner State" - previously there were only partner countries - at the 2009 CeBIT. As such, California can use the mammoth CeBIT event to showcase key technologies offered by the state including those in entertainment, Internet-based services, TeleHealth, security, consumer electronics, digital content generation and distribution, aerospace, R&D and green IT. CeBIT 2008 attracted 495,000 attendees, 5,800 exhibitors and 7,000 journalists from over 77 countries; next year's event will run March 3-8, 2009.
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Sangoma's has a new concept in telephony solutions, namely the FlexBRI Card, which will allow users to combine analog and digital signals on one interface card. First in a a series of forthcoming mixed modular designs, the FlexBRI prototype won VoIP Product of the Year at this year's Asterisk TAG event in Berlin. FlexBRI is for small offices seeking a BRI card that "supports a fax machine or other analog device that will fit on a small, 1U server. Sangoma states that FlexBRI has "none of the signaling issues found on competitive cards and will support synchronous clocking on all channels for 100% guaranteed error-free faxing" and will support up to four ports of BRI and two ports of FXO or FXS Analog. The product will be commercially available in Fall 2008.
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The healthcare world can also take advantage of open source using Medsphere's newly released Open Vista Clinical Information System 1.0 Beta & OpenVista Server 1.5.86. These applications make up Medsphere's electronic health record system. OpenVista CIS provides a multi-platform (Linux and Windows), user-friendly and intuitive client interface through which clinicians can enter and view patient information. OpenVista Server is a commercialized version of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Vista solution, developed over more than 20 years and instrumental in a well-documented organizational turnaround at the agency. The new releases include over 500 updates and enhancements. Medsphere is also transitioning both applications from the GPL and Medsphere Public License to version 3 of the GNU Affero General Public License (AGPL) in order to cover the Application Service Provider loophole.
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Jeff H.: I certainly appreciate your posts and must say you?ve tweaked our interest in the Laser 28 that you are so fond of. By way of introduction, we are 76 years old, have been sailing on Puget Sound for the last 38 years, and managed a second and a third plus 5 firsts out of the 7 club races last fall, in a slow (PHRF 235) boat. However we are getting weary of short tacking the 420 sq ft genoa with the sheet strumming like a bass viol. (Hopefully this shameful brag helps set the stage, if not we?ll just have to claim senior privilege <grin>). In light air we do fairly well (I?m a great fan of Frank Bethwaite?s ?High Performance Sailing?, especially the micro-meteorology portions), but when the wind pipes up over 15 knots the two of us can no longer really manage the 30-foot, 9800# boat competitively. Hence, the attraction of the Laser 28 as you have described it, particularly the easily driven hull and the ability to stand up to a blow. When cruising, we occasionally cross the Straits of Juan de Fuca and too often get caught in the ebb current against a fresh westerly. Confidence in the boat?s integrity is a must! We don?t mind the rail dipping if it must, but we don?t want it to stay there.
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mid seeds dank weed
Okay so I was wondering can you plant mid seed you have and grow some dank from it.
Posted 20 October 2009 - 01:12 AM
Okay so I was wondering can you plant mid seed you have and grow some dank from it.
Posted 20 October 2009 - 01:44 AM
If you grow it correctly it SHOULD be better then the original weed it came from assuming its from mids. However dont expect to pull a mid grade seed out and have it sprout AK-47 or anything super potent.
Posted 20 October 2009 - 01:59 AM
ive grown mexican dirt schwagg bag seed b4, & ill tell u it was some of the strongest bud ive ever smoked, & it looked like fine ass dank too:eek:
form the thread.http://forum.grassci...tml#post5852472first post on the page.
This guy knows what hes talking about.
schwagg, dank, mids, all dependent on how it was grown and stored.
Posted 20 October 2009 - 02:23 AM
Check out my 2009 grow. You can see my mids plant that looks like dank
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Posted 20 October 2009 - 05:29 PM
Mids can definitely be dank. That's all mids are, good weed treated bad over time. Not in all cases of course, but most of them.
Posted 20 October 2009 - 07:17 PM
yeah grow those mids out, if you do your job right, you will have some great smoke. Homegrown sensi mids, grown correctly, dried and cured properly will beat name brand hurried up every time.
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Blanket - Single, Grey Wool, Quilted, circa 1900 Reg. No: SH 850468
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- Grey wool quilted single blanket used in a mental health hospital, Victoria, Australia, circa 1900. Blanket is stitched in the form of a 'Wagga' blanket.
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- Single blanket of grey woollen material. Two layers are sewn together in quilt stitching to form 9cm squares. It is bound aroud the edge with a 2cm strip of white calico (partly missing). A 5cm deep strip has been cut away along parts of one side. Hand made out of pieces of a once larger blanket, in the tradition known as 'Wagga'.
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