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Linch Hill 43lb carp on freezing night
Christchurch at Linch Hill has produced a spate of stunners, this 43lb 4oz mirror being the latest.
Mal Battenbough made the trip to the Oxfordshire venue from his home in Swansea and was rewarded with Baby Poolie's after moving swims.
The 45-year-old soldier had endured two blank nights before dropping in behind in-form Adam Smith, who recently had an 18-fish hit from the lake.
"The temperature dropped really quickly as the light faded and, with no signs of fish, I climbed into my sleeping bag with the intention of getting some heat back into my body," said Mal.
"At around 1.15am four or five quick bleeps on my receiver saw me out of bed inspecting my rods. My left-hand bobbin had lifted to the blank so I raised the rod and was into a fish."
In the -3ºC cold, Mal struggled to contain the carp's lunges and it weeded solid for 10 minutes.
"I put the rod back on the alarm and went for the boat," said Mal. "When I went to sleep the boat was behind my swim, but now it had gone, so I headed back into my swim and lifted the rod once more. This time I felt the fish kick and without giving it a chance to weed itself again
I began to pump it over the top of the weed bed in front."
With help from the angler next door, the scaly mirror was landed, weighed and identified.
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Published: Monday 27th April 2015 by The News Editor
A millionaire property developer has admitted he should not have modernised the Grade II listed building behind the hymn All Things Bright and Beautiful.
Llanwenarth House was built in the late 16th century and was given its special status more than 60 years ago because of its national importance. The Georgian-style manor in the picturesque Usk Valley, south Wales, is where Irish composer Cecil Alexander is thought to have written the lyrics to the famous hymn.
Newport Crown Court heard that Kim Gregory Davies carried out dozens of unlawful alterations – including the installation of a "mosaic-clad jacuzzi", replacing timber windows with "modern" ones and removing staircases.
The 60-year-old, of Govillon, Monmouthshire, had previously denied any wrongdoing and insisted the changes he made were within the rules.
However, he has now has pleaded guilty to five charges under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990.
His legal team asked Judge Daniel Williams to defer sentencing so Davies could "put things right".
Defence counsel George Carter-Stephenson QC said: "My client accepts that he has got himself into a very difficult position by fighting this case.
"He now has accepted legal advice and has pleaded guilty to these offences and needs to do something positive to restore the house to the way it should be.
"He wants to put right what he has wrongly done to the house."
Davies bought Llanwenarth House for £675,000 – but was asking £2.25 million for it when putting it on the market four years later after spending a seven-figure sum on its restoration.
However, the court heard the renovations – which took place between June 2006 and August 2012 – had been "deliberate breaches" of planning law and the strict rules designed to protect listed buildings.
Other alterations to Llanwenarth House included replacing old doors with modern "Tudor-esque" ones, installing ceiling spotlights and turning a bedroom into a bathroom.
Davies also admitted offences relating to the property's Coach House and its courtyard – such as tearing up old cobblestones and putting down new flagstone paving.
Having examined the sentencing guidelines, Judge Williams decided against deferring his judgment on the case.
Penalties for changing a Grade II Listed Building without permission include a maximum 12-month prison sentence or an unlimited fine.
Prosecutor Nicholas Haggan QC said that costs in the case were also likely to be "significant".
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Board actions to preserve our schools after unsuccessful bond election
As you may know, the August bond election asking voters to support school district building renovations, safety and security enhancements, and technology upgrades was unsuccessful. As a result, the School Board has been exploring various methods to address the most critical of these projects. At its last meeting, the Board approved the administrative recommendation to issue energy bonds and installment purchase agreements to pay for $8 million of the $33 million of the projects that would have been funded had the election been successful.
Neither the energy bonds nor installment purchase agreements require voter approval. This is because their repayment must come from the district's general operating budget at an annual cost of approximately $800,000. Regrettably, this means that there will be $800,000 less in the budget for direct instructional related expenses each year for at least 10 years.
In addition to this indebtedness, I must inform you that resident student enrollment has declined by 148 students at a loss of $1.2 million in state funding. Fortunately, this was offset by $457,000 generated by the enrollment this year of 59 Schools of Choice students in the alternative high school and grades kindergarten through second grade from the Avondale, Brandon, Chippewa Valley, Holly, Oxford, Pontiac, Rochester, Romeo and Waterford school districts.
There still is ample space available in our schools. Consequently, in order to maintain our fund balance at the required levels, the administration has recommended the expansion of Schools of Choice through eighth grade (plus our Learning Options alternative high school) for the 2014-15 school year, with the maximum number not to exceed 175. Along with the current SOC students, this would represent less than three percent of the total current district enrollment.
If all of the spaces are filled – and we are confident they would be, given the district's strong reputation - adding these students would increase the district's annual operating budget by $1.4 million.
These funds would allow the continuation of many current instructional programs, including our middle school team concept, high school modified block, art, music and physical education, as well as counseling and support services.
In addition, this increase in funding will enable the district to enhance its world language and science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) curriculum. The goal is to keep Lake Orion academically competitive with surrounding school districts in Oakland County, 25 of 28 that also offer such Schools of Choice programs.
I want to stress our Schools of Choice program must be authorized each year by the Board and its members must approve this continuation and possible expansion. This is a one-year alternative until the expected growth in our community is realized as a result of new home development and until Board-planned revenue enhancement projects materialize. The Board will be making a decision regarding the administration's recommendation on the Schools of Choice program at its November 13 workshop.
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"Pancetta" Cured Kingfish, Beetroot, and Broccolini
Serves 6
600g kingfish fillet, skin, bloodline and bones removed
Spice mix:
1½ tsp
¾ tsp Spice Trader ground allspice
¾ tsp Spice Trader ground cloves
¾ tsp
2 tsp fresh thyme, finely chopped
1½ tsp freshly ground black pepper
2 tsp sugar
Mix all ingredients for spice mix in a large bowl. Roll fish in spice mix, and lay on a non-metallic tray packing on the remaining spice mix cure.
Wrap tray in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 4–6 hours, turning the fish 2-4 times.
Remove fish from the marinade and pat dry with absorbent paper.
Wrap fish in a clean towel and continue to refrigerate overnight or up to 4 days.
With a sharp knife thinly slice the kingfish on an angle and set aside.
Note: If kingfish unavailable you could use another meaty fish like tuna or salmon.
400g broccolini or asparagus, thinly sliced
3 large beetroot peeled and cut into 1cm cubes
1 large ripe avocado
1 Tbsp
½ tsp
Pinch of
1½ tsp freshly chopped thyme
, for sautéing
Iblea sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 handful of watercress sprigs
1 Tbsp, rinsed
2 small red apples, unpeeled and cut into julienne Mas Portell lemon infused extra virgin olive oil
6, broken into pieces
Blanch the sliced broccolini or asparagus in boiling water, refresh in cold water and set aside.
Place the beetroot in a saucepan cover with cold water and bring to the boil.
Reduce the heat and simmer for 5-8 minutes or until cooked.
Drain and cool.
Blend the avocado flesh with crème fraîche, wasabi and sea salt.
Sauté the beetroot gently in olive oil, season and sprinkle with fresh thyme.
Layer the salad components on a platter and arrange kingfish slices on top.
Scatter with capers and julienned apple.
Drizzle with lemon oil.
Dot with the avocado cream and top with crostini pieces.
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I am so becoming a fan of yours. You must update.
| KaliAnn chapter 12 . 1/18/2006
Love the storyline. I can't wait to read what you have planned next. Talk to me sometime. You are brilliant with your writing and I want to know what else your up to.
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The Korean army could soon come calling for Shin-Soo Choo
We've known for awhile now that Indians outfielder Shin-Soo Choo(notes) might eventually have to return home to serve two years in the South Korean military before he turns 30.
But while that fact comes as no surprise, Choo's country-required commitment is again an early storyline in Cleveland's camp.
It's not hard to see why:
1. Because he'll turn 28 during the season, Choo is another year closer to being fitted for a military uniform in what could be the prime of his career — the 2011 and 2012 seasons.
2. Choo had a breakout season in 2009 with 20 homers and an .883 OPS and he's one of the Indians' few bright spots headed into the 2010 season. (And Tribe fans thought they only had to worry about losing their lefty Cy Young winners to powers from the East.)
Over on MLB.com, Anthony Castrovince provides a good overview of Choo's situation and points out that Choo could get an exemption if the Indians let him play for Korea in the 2010 Asian Games and his country wins the gold medal this November.
Still, that's far from a certain ticket and Choo may need a backup plan, Castrovince writes:
"But what if Choo doesn't get that clearance (from the Indians) or the Korean team doesn't win the gold?
"Well, in that case, he would have to go to his backup plan. He's not divulging what that would be, because he knows people back home are hanging on his every word.
"It could be that Choo would pursue citizenship in the United States. Perhaps more likely is the possibility that he would simply not return to his native land and avoid the obligation."
As a well-traveled commenter on Hardball Talk points out, Choo's decision is being closely followed in his homeland and whatever decision he makes will be closely scrutinized. I can't imagine the weight and pressure that he must be feeling over the whole process.
Also, I can't help but think that the Korean government sure picked a fine time to get fussy over how it hands out exemptions for baseball achievements. After the 2006 World Baseball Classic, the national team received a free pass after reaching the semifinals.
But Choo wasn't on that team and the same offer wasn't extended after the Korean team fell just short in a great final game to Japan in the 2009 WBC. Choo hit big homers in both the semifinal win over Venezuela and the final against rival Japan.
And yet he gets nothing but more worry as the deadline to fulfill his commitment arrives at the same time his career is finally starting to take off after a life time of work. It's the type of story, really, that makes you glad we live in a country that operates a military serviced by brave volunteers.


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Swedish company Sandberg's Arkiv collection celebrates the work of four eminent Swedish architects. The delicate lines of 'Nordiska Museet' show original sketch plans by Isak Gustav Clason of the Nordic Museum in Stockholm. 'We have long wanted to share these wonderful patterns, but, until now, the technology had not been available to reproduce these larger designs to their full potential,' says Sissa Sundling, design director at Sandberg. 'Embracing digital technology is a new challenge for us, but one that opens up so many exciting avenues.'
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Lodging Hospitality Management has announced St. Louis Based PGAV Destinations will design the St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station.
"We like to think outside the box, dream big and bring our clients' hopes and dreams into reality," said PGAV Destinations' lead aquarium designer Emily Howard, vice president. "The aquarium will be something unique to our city and Union Station's spectacular architecture and environment will make this project even more special."
Construction of the highly anticipated redesign of Union Station is expected to begin in fall 2017 and expected to be completed in summer 2019.
"We're very excited to have one of the top design firms in the country working with us on this project," said Bob O'Loughlin, chairman and CEO of Lodging Hospitality Management. "And the fact that PGAV Destinations is a St. Louis company means that they can appreciate the value of Union Station and its history and importance to the community.
The St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station will be part of a $100 million family entertainment complex planned for the Union Station. The aquarium will be in the former mall area of Union Station and feature one-of-a-kind exhibits including a shark tank that will house one of the largest collections of sharks in the Midwest. Other components will include the St. Louis Wheel, which is a 200-foot-high observation wheel with 30 enclosed, climate-controlled gondolas that will seat up to six adults each.
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Leesa Cobb of Port Orford Travels to the Florida Keys with the Filmmakers to Meet with Fishermen to Research Sustainable Fishing Businesses
After an invigorating two days of Ocean Frontiers events in California at the Aquarium of the Pacific, next week we are off to three Ocean Frontiers film premieres on the East Coast — Boston, Rhode Island and New Jersey.
Last weekend, the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary hosted a special Ocean Frontiers premiere event in Key West. Billy Causey, who you will remember from the film as the charismatic leader who brought sport fishermen, divers, commercial fishermen, and the public together around protecting the coral reefs in the Keys to ensure shared and sustainable use of the natural resources, kicked off the premiere, thanking Green Fire for producing a "timely and important film."
It was a terrific audience of natural resource managers, sport and commercial fisherman, charter boat captains, tropical fish collectors and media who watched the film and then discussed their next challenge: revising the marine zones set in place more than a decade ago. The focus was on how everyone in the audience can reach out to their networks to engage people in this next step in managing the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.
Intrigued by what she saw in Ocean Frontiers about the Florida Keys, Leesa Cobb, director of the Port Orford Ocean Resource Team, joined us for the trip to meet with a number of fishermen and learn first hand how it is to run a fishing business within a National Marine Sanctuary. Every fisherman we spoke with, without exception, assured Leesa that the Sanctuary benefits their businesses. Here's a few photos from the Ocean Frontiers Florida Keys trip.
"The Sanctuary protects the marine habitat that produces our fisheries and our income," relayed Jeff Cramer, a stone crab and lobster fisherman of the Florida Keys Commercial Fishermen's Association. "At the beginning we looked at the Sanctuary as a scary thing. Some people sold their boats, thinking it was the end of fishing. But today fishing is the second largest driver of the Keys economy, second only to tourism."
Steve Leopold, Florida Keys charterboat Captain of 21 years, said, "The Sanctuary Advisory Council is the key. It provides a forum for everyone to provide input, we listen to each other, our advice is incorporated into management decisions, and we develop relationships that are built on trust. As environmental changes arise in our waters, we will be able to address them head on."
Leah Gould, Florida Keys Marine Life, who supplies the aquarium market with tropical fish and marine life, showed us her operation and took us out on a collection dive. Leah shared, "By including all of the 'user groups' at the table you get much better decisions about protecting the resources that we depend on for business. There are always going to be arguments but if everyone is at the table and able to discuss and decide together, we'll come up with sustainable solutions that benefit everyone."
Leesa Cobb left with a strong positive impression about the National Marine Sanctuary. "These were some pretty astonishing testimonies that I heard here. I expected to hear pros and cons about living and working within a Sanctuary, but all I heard was how positive and beneficial the Sanctuary is for people who make their living on the water."
Thanks to the Keys fishermen who took time out of their busy days to meet with us. And special thanks to Leah and Phil for the wonderful day on the water and dinner of stone crab and lobster!
Karen Meyer
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Has the world fallen off its axis? Larry Perkins has bought a pot plant for his workshop, and painted the floor, in preparation for the unveiling of Perkins Engineering on Wednesday.
The multiple Bathurst 1000 winner, who defiantly eschews the overt trappings of V8 Supercar racing, also sounds more enthusiastic about the season ahead than at any time in recent years. Securing a new sponsor has lifted spirits immeasurably.
Steven Richards and Paul Dumbrell are again the team's drivers, but Perkins's son Jack is looking forward to 2006 and his full-time drive in the Supercar development series.
The teenager hasn't had an easy ride into motor sport - hard-nosed Larry insisting that he not become another member of SORF (sons of rich and famous) already abundant along pit lane.
And Larry insists that displaying a desultory pot plant isn't the first step to his buying a big and expensive boat.
"I can guarantee you that will never happen," he said.
Perennial battler Mark Larkham has sprung free of poverty by selling his two V8 Supercar franchise licences and merging with the well-funded but underachieving WPS Racing.
The move combines the resources, knowledge and vision of both Gold Coast-based teams. Former racer Larkham will be managing director of the new operation. WPS Racing's colourful owner Craig Gore will step away from the day-to-day operations to concentrate on the bigger picture.
Gore and Larkham will have equity in the joint venture, which this week will announce a driver for the as-yet unnamed team.
David Besnard, Craig Baird and Jason Bargwanna are in the mix. If Bargwanna doesn't get a drive, he is tipped to possibly return to Holden team Garry Rogers Motorsport for which he drove before being wooed to Larkham.
The sale of Larkham's licences to TEGA, the Touringcar Entrants Group Australia, potentially leaves 31 cars on the grid for the opening round - the Clipsal 500 in Adelaide next month. This is one car short of guaranteed grid numbers, so no doubt AVESCO will invite a team from the development series to enter the big league, temporarily - unless a franchise buyer with a competitive car emerges from left field.
Team Australia fell victim to someone else's crash in the A1 Grand Prix at Durban in South Africa last weekend, but there was no doubting the accelerating entertainment value of the nation-versus-nation competition.
Sporting attitudes instead of blatant biffo, great overtaking moves, and surprises at every turn kept viewers captivated.
An enthusiastic sell-out crowd suggested the format had hit the spot in some parts of the world.
The outing was probably the last for Australia's Will Davison, who will now focus on V8 Supercars. Back-up driver Christian Jones has not shown the speed required so just who will represent Australia at the next round is anyone's guess.
Meanwhile, A1 Team Canada has confirmed that former Champ Car and IndyCar racer Patrick Carpentier will join the outfit at the Monterrey (Mexico) and Laguna Seca (US) rounds of the championship.Source: The Sun-Herald


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My daughter started singing with SDCC in 2011 and my son began in 2015. I have loved watching them develop their voices, stage presence and overall confidence as a result of their time with SDCC. They have been everywhere with the choir - performing all over San Diego County and beyond! This has been one of the defining activities of their childhood, and I highly recommend this for all children.
I had the privilege of being a parent volunteer, Board Member and now an Advisor after my daughter spent 10 years in the SDCC. It was the most rewarding experience to watch the children grow in their confidence and maturity as they developed their voices and ability to perform for the community. I encourage families to get involved so that others may benefit from the education and friendships that will last a lifetime.


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All for the Winner Trailer (1990)
01 January 1990 Action, Comedy 101 mins
Sing, a dumb, lovable mainlander with supernatural powers comes to China to visit his uncle Tat. When it's revealed that Sing can see through objects, Tat employs him as "The Saint of Gamblers," and proceeds to set him loose in the gambling world.
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The first thing that comes to mind when you think of the Scion FR-S or its cousin Subaru BRZ is that they definitely need more power. Finally, there are some rumors that some more muscle could finally find its way on the upcoming 2017 generation of the Scion FR-S. The company has just recently announced that the new 2017 Scion FR S will be refreshed in terms of powertrain and styling, but yet you should not expect drastic changes. When the Scion FR-S was first launched, many car enthusiasts found it as an excellent rear-wheel drive sports car which could be bought at a reasonable price. Since the main goal of the Japanese company is to meet customers' preferences, they decided to launch a mid-cycle refresh of their tail-happy coupe with additional performance.
2017 Scion FR S Engine
We decided to start with the engine of the new 2017 Scion FR-S, because it is what the customers wanted to be changed or at least improved. The upcoming model will undoubtedly be a powerful and sporty sedan because it is made out lightweight materials and it has powerful engine options. The company decided to replace the 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine since the vehicle needs a more powerful engine configuration for better performance. The new 2017 Scion FR S will be powered by a 2.5-liter 4-cylinder drivetrain. The engine will be coupled to a smooth 6-speed automatic gearbox which enables you to get the maximum output of 254 horses. There are no details about the level of torque. Thanks to the combo of the new engine and the six-speed automatic gearbox, the vehicle can accelerate from zero to 60 miles per hour in less than 5 seconds. Having in mind the performance of the engine, most of you would think that the 2017 Scion FR S is an expensive vehicle, but that is not true. The vehicle will be offered at an affordable price, and you will find out soon the exact numbers.
Exterior of new 2017 Scion FR-S
Now when you know how good is the new 2017 Scion FR S in terms of performance, let's see what has been changed when it comes to its exterior. Namely, the new model won't have the same design as the vehicle it replaces. It will receive various improvements and changes. The vehicle will have reshaped side wings, lifted rear bumper and newly designed front fascia. Most importantly, the newcomer will get a lighter platform. The company used high-end lightweight materials for the body structure of the newcomer, and it appears that the vehicle will lose up to 220 pounds. The weight loss will have positive impact on the performance of the car. The vehicle also arrives with improved aerodynamics.
Scion FR S 2017 Interior
The cabin of the upcoming model exudes with sportiness. The interior of the vehicle employs red, black and silver color schemes which look absolutely amazing. Besides excellent materials when it comes to the body structure, the company also used high-end materials when it comes to cabin upholstery. The cabin will be equipped with great new features such as new touch screen display, climate control, GPS, USB connectivity and others.
Price of 2017 FR S
We promised you that you will soon find out the price of the new model, and the time has come to reveal the price. The starting price for the newcomer is $26.000.
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A delightful contemporary personalised print for children featuring a giraffe holding a bright balloon. An ideal gift for christening, birthday or a new baby. A happy orange giraffe holds a balloon in his mouth, printed with a name.
The personalised print is suitable for girls or boys and as well as being a stunning addition to any nursery, playroom or bedroom wall, it makes the ideal present to mark the birth of a new baby, or for a birthday or christening gift. The print is available in two colour options - with the giraffe holding either a red balloon or a blue balloon.
Any name up to eight letters long can be added. Each print is carefully created to order so there may be some slight variation in the design due to length / placement of name.
Available framed (ready to hang straight on the wall), mounted (ready to place straight into a 30x40cm frame), or unmounted (for you to mount and frame as you wish). Our mounted and unmounted prints fit easily into frames which be found on the high street and from IKEA. Our frames are made to order by our specialist framers, who are members of the Fine Art Trade Guild. Frames are made from natural solid oak with an unstained finish, glazed with high quality acrylic safety glazing, and finished with a sturdy cord fixed across the back of the frame so it's ready to hang.
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Written on: 17/02/2011 by pinnacle96 (34 reviews written)
Jesse Eisenburg plays Mark Zuckerburg The creator and brains behind Facebook.
Directed by David Fincher who brought us Fight Club and seven we are told the story of how Mark started the idea of facebook.
very well written and directed this film bring a mix of clever laughs, saddness and spirit that Mark zuckerburg went through in his early years to bring us the global network that is Facebook.
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I am a part of southern team so linking this Falooda recipe to Minnie's thelady8home.
Soak basil seeds in one cup of water till they are plump.
Warm 1 cup of milk, soak saffron, add 2 tbsp of rose water, cover and chill for at least one hour or till ready to use.
Boil falooda noodles in 3 cups water and drain and keep aside.
Then immerse the cooked falooda noodles in the saffron added milk and keep it the fridge for at least one hour.
Soak and peel the almonds and pistachios.Chop finely.Then chop the cashews and transfer all the nuts in the bowl and keep aside.
In a tall glass half cup of chilled falooda noodles with some saffron milk,then 2 tbsp soaked basil seeds and rose water milk or rooh hafza milk.Then add 2 scoops of vanilla ice cream.then pour rest of the saffron noodles milk and top it with chopped nuts.
Minnie's blog. Thanks a lot Minnie for sharing this wonderful dessert.


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5 Comments
9:53 am on March 4th, 2011
Thanks so much for posting this session!!!! Love it!
4:17 pm on March 4th, 2011
All you need is love {and marshmallows}….this is so sweet!
8:47 am on March 8th, 2011
I love this series idea! Love does continue after the wedding; it's called the marriage! Thanks for celebrating that aspect too!
11:19 am on March 8th, 2011
Love that message they wrote using scrabble letters
6:27 am on March 13th, 2011
Beautiful!! Love the shots in the field… the colours are lovely!


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Last night in worship we celebrated the 10th anniversary of our establishment as a mission congregation of the Anglican Diocese of Rupert's Land, and at the end of communion Larry Campbell led the music ensemble in a rocking, gospel-soaked version of Gord Johnson's song, "We Will Not Be Silent." With Allen Fehr on piano, Davis Plett on electric guitar, Tim Plett on bass, and Jaylene Johnson, Catherine Pate, and Krista Wiebe on vocals, the congregation of 230 really managed to raise the roof on this one.
The recording was made on our hand-held digital recorder, so don't expect studio quality sound or editing… just enjoy how much fun we all had with this great arrangement!
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Out of the deep You lift us; Lord we praise Your holy name
Safe from our enemies; Lord we praise …
And when we call for mercy; Lord we praise…
You save us from the grave; Lord we praise…
We will not be silent
Lord, we praise Your holy name
We will not be silent
Lord, we praise Your holy name,
Your anger lasts a moment
But Your favour last for life
With morning comes rejoicing
Though we weep all through the night.
Lord, to You we call for mercy
If we fall where is the gain
For as dust we cannot praise You
Nor Your faithfulness proclaim
From weeping into singing
From sorrow into joy
Lord, our hearts will not be silent
We'll praise You forevermore
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Advertising is a significant investment for any company. If approached correctly, it can yield great results, yet similarly, if it fails, it can be an expensive mistake. I'm sure you've heard the statement: "50% of advertising is effective, we just don't know which 50%."
That kind of guesswork isn't necessary. Here are seven areas of advertising that will help give insight into getting it right.
Consider these carefully before embarking on any new advertising campaign to ensure the best results.
Results: Advertising But Being Ignored?
1. Strategy
The first step when considering an advertising campaign is to have a clear strategy underpinning it. This can be defined as a plan that needs to be carefully thought through before any action is taken.
What is your strategy? Most simply put, you need to decide who you want to influence, what do you want them to do, and how are you going to encourage them to take action? It is important to spend time carefully considering each of these points.
2. Sell one thing at a time
Keep your ads as simple as possible. If something looks too complex, people will shy away from it or get overwhelmed and confused by the detail.
Although you may have many products and services to sell, it's best to cover one key product or aspect of your service in an ad, and then use your personal selling skills to educate the customer about your other products and services when they come into the store or visit your website.
3. Local is lekker
People are generally loyal when it comes to their local communities – just think of sports teams, schools and community organisations.
Where appropriate, try to tap into these in your advertising with communication that is relevant to the community.
4. Tell a good story
People like a good story and this translates into advertising too. There are very few people who are interested in straight facts, figures and statistics. If you think about it, when you overtly try to sell to people, it often pushes them away. Many people don't like to be sold to, but they do like to buy things. The vision you create through your advertising should show the potential customer that the product or service solves a problem, adds value to their lives or fills a need that they may have.
5. Offer great value
Why should people buy from you and not your competitor if there is nothing to differentiate you from them? To be competitive, you need to offer value to the customer and this doesn't necessarily need to cost money.
In fact, you may already be offering services that your competitors don't and missing out on the opportunity to use this to your advantage. Some examples include: Expert advice from your sales team, package deals or even special deals with different, but related businesses whose products and services complement yours.
6. Under-promise and over-deliver
Placing an ad should be with the intention of making sales, not just for the sake of placing the ad. The first part of the challenge is to get the customers into the business.
Once they are in your business, you need to ensure that you not only deliver on the promise, but that you surprise and delight them. The impact of this on the customer will have them talking about your product or service to their family and friends, resulting in good referrals.
7. Test and measure your advertising
Don't fall into the trap of assuming that your advertising is automatically guaranteed to have the desired results. You need to ensure that your strategy is sound, the mediums are carefully selected and that your idea is strong.
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Every fall a weird change takes place in my body. As the temperature starts to drop and the leaves begin to change the urge to "nest" takes over. I begin canning and freezing every known vegetable to man, whether we eat them or not. I bake nearly everyday. I pull all the wool and alpaca from their summer hiding places and begin to plan Christmas presents, a fall wardrobe, you get the idea. Granted, by the time this urge passes so does the ambition to have a hand-knit Christmas. I honestly haven't knit something for myself in over 2 years so forget the fall wardrobe.
This year is no exception, first it was canning peaches, now it's applesauce. I have joined several KAL's, I am all geared up for Socktoberfest and the Warm Hands KAL. With all the requests for socks I am sure I will be knitting well into November. I would love to make myself a pair of socks. Not to mention, did you see Ariann over at Chic Knits? I have this great Autumn orange worsted wool that is calling Ariann…Ariann…Ariann. I think it's time I knit something for me, I can splurge once every 2 years right?
The belated father-in-law socks are nearing an end, I amhoping to finish them this weekend so I can gift them on Monday.
I think I cast on a little loosely with these, looks a little frilly at the top, other than that, these are great socks…..hmm, does Dad really want socks for his birthday?
The monkey was feeling a bit better yesterday afternoon, she saw my Warm Hands button and immediately requested mittens. When I told my husband he said, "I don't get mittens too? I only get socks?"


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Traveling Luck for Bijelo Vrelo, Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Where is Bijelo Vrelo?What's around Bijelo Vrelo?
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The timezone in Bijelo Vrelo is Europe/Sarajevo
Sunrise at 06:59 and Sunset at 16:21. It's light
Latitude. 44.9186°, Longitude. 16.2764°
Weather near Bijelo Vrelo; Report from Banja Luka, 93.9km away
Weather : No significant weather
Temperature: 5°C / 41°F
Wind: 3.5km/h Southeast
Cloud: Sky Clear
Weather : No significant weather
Temperature: 5°C / 41°F
Wind: 3.5km/h Southeast
Cloud: Sky Clear
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Geographic features & Photographs around Bijelo Vrelo, in Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Šljivovac (1.9km)
- Radusine (2.1km)
- Culibrk (2.1km)
- Ponor (2.4km)
- Donji Petrovići (2.7km)
- Lipa (2.9km)
- Ðurići (2.9km)
- Štrpci (3.2km)
- Crkvina (3.2km)
- Stupari (3.5km)
- Bare (3.6km)
- Latinovića Dolina (3.6km)
- Praštali (3.7km)
- Dražići (3.7km)
- Ponor (3.9km)
- Bursaći (4km)
- Dolinari (4.1km)
- Tomaševac (4.3km)
- Culibrci (4.5km)
- Pisanica (4.6km)
- Bosnića Selo (4.7km)
- Grabovac (4.7km)
- Praštali (4.8km)
- Dren (4.9km)
- Mitrašinovići (5km)
- Gakovi (5.1km)
- Sjeničak (5.2km)
- Čulići (5.3km)
- Peulića Dolina (5.3km)
- Zbjeg (5.3km)
- populated locality;
- an area similar to a locality but with a small group of dwellings or other buildings.
- Rašće (1.5km)
- Osredak (1.8km)
- Gornji Bušević (2.2km)
- Velika Rujiška (4km)
- Matavazi (5km)
- spring(s);
- a place where ground water flows naturally out of the ground.
- Bijelo Vrelo (0km)
- Rašičko Vrelo (1.4km)
- Stublić (2.5km)
- Svetinja (3km)
- Jezerine (4.3km)
- hill;
- a rounded elevation of limited extent rising above the surrounding land with local relief of less than 300m.
- Stankovića Brdo (4.2km)
- Vulovo Brdo (4.6km)
- Vrgnovac (4.9km)
- Pogledalo (5.2km)
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Čava (2.1km)
- Mlaka (3.4km)
- Osmić (4.7km)
- Buševića Potok (4.8km)
Accommodation around Bijelo Vrelo
- peak;
- a pointed elevation atop a mountain, ridge, or other hypsographic feature.
- Crkvina (3.3km)
- Stojakovića Brdo (3.8km)
- Nebešić (4.7km)
- ridge(s);
- a long narrow elevation with steep sides, and a more or less continuous crest.
- Jezerača (4.5km)
- well;
- a cylindrical hole, pit, or tunnel drilled or dug down to a depth from which water, oil, or gas can be pumped or brought to the surface.
- Stanarevac (4.8km)
- intermittent stream;
- a water course which dries up in the dry season.
- Dugi Potok (0.9km)
- cave(s);
- an underground passageway or chamber, or cavity on the side of a cliff.
- Zelenac (4.1km)
- second-order administrative division;
- a subdivision of a first-order administrative division.
- Općina Bosanska Krupa (1.4km)
Wikipedia entries close to
Bijelo Vrelo
- Bosanska Krupa city city h
- Krupa na Uni city city o
- Novi Grad city city h
- Dvor city city o
- Bužim city city i
- Kozarska Dubica city city i
- Cazin
- Bihać city city g
- Sanski Most city city g
- Prijedor city city e
- Bosanska Kostajnica city city k
- Hrvatska Kostajnica city city o
- Bosanski Petrovac city city i
- Petrovac, Republika Srpska city city o
- Plješevica mountain mountain k
- Velika Kladuša city city o
Airports close to Bijelo Vrelo
Zagreb(ZAG), Zagreb, Croatia (108.1km)
Zadar(ZAD), Zadar, Croatia (136.1km)
Rijeka(RJK), Rijeka, Croatia (161km)
Split(SPU), Split, Croatia (179.5km)
Maribor(MBX), Maribor, Slovenia (207.9km)
Airfields or small airports close to Bijelo Vrelo
Udbina, Udbina, Croatia (65.9km)
Banja luka, Banja luka, Bosnia-hercegovina (93.9km)
Cerklje, Cerklje, Slovenia (143.6km)
Grobnicko polje, Grobnik, Croatia (172.7km)
Varazdin, Varazdin, Croatia (177.5km)
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3DOcean Road Barrier and Cone 3042491
3DOcean Road Barrier and Cone 3042491
3D Model \ Buildings and Architecture \ Other
Poly \ Road \ Object \ Model \ Cone \ Barrier
3D Model - Road Barrier and Cone 3042491 by beshley1996 @ 3DOcean
3D Model \ Buildings and Architecture \ Other
3D File Formats Included: .fbx (multi format), .max (3ds Max), .obj (multi format); Animated: No; Created In: 3ds max 2009; Geometry: Polygons; Low-poly: Yes; Materials: Yes; Poly Count: 106; 202; Rigged: No; Textured: Yes; UV Layout: Yes.
This 3D model of the road barrier and cone, made in 3DS Max, has textures(.jpg), materials(.mat), the models in .max, fbx, obj format.
Sea; Planet Earth; Heads; Box Man; Monitor; F16; Rubik's Cube.
Keywords: barrier, cone, low, model, object, poly, road.


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The 44-year-old patient has Hunter syndrome, which doctors hope to treat using zinc finger nucleases.
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A new culture system allows researchers to track the development of human embryos in vitro for nearly two weeks.
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A new culture system allows researchers to track the development of human embryos in vitro for nearly two weeks.
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Scientists visualize nuclear pore complexes for the first time, using high-speed atomic force microscopy.
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Rockefeller University researcher Elaine Fuchs on being a woman in science and her contributions to the burgeoning field of reverse genetics
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An alternative route to sparking cell signals involves hook-ups between transmembrane and soluble ligands.
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Elaine Fuchs has worked on adult stem cells since before they were so named, figuring out how multipotent epidermal cells renew or turn into skin or hair follicles.
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Ghrelin promotes fat storage not feeding, according to a study.
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Structural studies reveal how SSRI drugs bind to the human serotonin transporter.
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Methylation on adenine bases is involved in the dampening of gene expression in mammalian cells, according to a study.
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Exosomes are emerging as key players in metastasis.
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Yesterday, I put together several of the MQ V mystery quilt blocks. I have half of them complete and they are looking fine. I really like how the pattern turned out and Sandy's quilt is lovely. I may have to make a second quilt using different fabrics. This first quilt has a lot of 30's strips that I had from a guild exchange. I had thought about using it for a baby quilt, but now I'm not sure now, with black as the background.
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This essay is an excerpt from our forthcoming Happy Anyway: A Flint Anthology (Belt Publishing, June 2016).
By Connor Coyne
The bath delights her.
When it's 6:45 in the evening — dark or getting darker — and we ask her, "you ready to go night-night?" Ruby toddles over toward the stairs, muttering: "bobble, Eejee." A bottle of milk. Geegee, her stuffed giraffe. She is one year old.
Her eyes light up when we carry her into the bathroom. We drop the plug and press down the plastic mat — you don't want little babies slipping and banging their heads on the hard porcelain — and fill the small room with the silver sound of falling water.
She gives us a big smile as the lukewarm bath surges up around her sides. She laughs brightly when she sees she can make waves by slapping her hands down against the water. She feels buoyed by the bubbles between her toes, the fine mist that catches in her light, pixie hair. She grabs for floating foam letters, a plastic turtle, a rubber duckie. This is one of the happiest moments of her day, and it's good that she is happy before we ask her to keep calm in the darkness, to let her brain slip into sleep, to stop moving for awhile. Bath as benediction. A sacred quietness that slips between the Flinty clatter of distant train wheels rolling. The familiar thrill of train whistles. A reminder of her baptism.
For Ruby, the bath is an immersive experience, and so she tries to dip a plastic cup in the water and take a big gulp. Little kids are immune to parental squeamishnness. They do this all over the world, or at least anywhere little kids take baths in porcelain bathtubs. Squeamish parents cringe and say, "No, no, we don't do that. We don't drink water from the tub."
In Flint, though, our reaction is more severe. We lurch forward, our faces pale. It's like catching your toddler tottering at the top of a flight of stairs. It's like seeing a preschooler running headlong toward a busy street in pursuit of a plastic ball. You feel it, visceral in your gut, like someone sucker punched you and you want to puke. They might be making themselves sick from something much worse than suds and whatever scum has been washed away from the day's play.
* * *
My wife isn't from Flint.
I am.
Well, I grew up in the city until I was twelve, when my parents moved out to Flushing, a picturesque suburb that finally got its own coffee shop in 1997. That was the year I graduated high school. But even though I had a Flushing address, I auditioned for every play at Flint Youth Theatre and went to the Flint Central High School prom. I always considered myself a Flintstone and spent as much time as I could in the city. When I went away to college in Chicago, I always hoped to come back home. To me, Flint was a place of youthful energy and risk, frisson and connection. I was aware that I was the salmon swimming upstream, against the current of all the other people eager to leave, but I didn't care.
[blocktext align="left"]…how on earth was I going to promise my children a happy, stable childhood in this, my fucked-up home?[/blocktext]When I met my eventual wife a few years later, I regaled her with all the stories of my friends and their fucked-up lives. The insane intensity of life in Flint. The city had been abandoned, I said. Physically abandoned by the company that built and nurtured it, and then again by half of its people left struggling in the wake of deindustrialization. Psychically abandoned by a state and nation that had little patience for what they saw as retrograde rust … the unrealistic expectations (they thought) of a populace that expected luxury but lacked the ingenuity and the work ethic to hold onto it. Were these assumptions justified? That was one question she might ask. I would shrug. Occasionally, I might say. Usually not. What was key, though, was that this place broke everyone, and the brokenness made us like Jesus. Conscious suffering, self-aware suffering, opened us up to beatification and grace. We Flintstones cracked open like Easter eggs that offered our provisional yolks as a sacrifice to testify to the flawed construction of the world and its human institutions. Or maybe we were just Buddhas who emptied ourselves inside out so that we could move forward as that best of blank slates: an erased American chalkboard, ready to be filled with knowledge and questions, to offer hope and transcendence to the world-at-large, and to find peace for ourselves. Inner peace that existed independent of external poverty.
For my wife, practical concerns edged out my visionary rants.
I wanted to go back to the place she said that seemed to break everyone I knew (my fault for building the perception, after all, since I told her about the pedo that chased two friends through Woodcroft — the rich neighborhood — in his car, even while my friends in Civic Park and the State Streets — poor neighborhoods — saw neighbors' houses light like jack-o-lanterns and burn down on a fiery autumn night) … how on earth was I going to promise my children a happy, stable childhood in this, my fucked-up home?
"I got this," I said.
I actually felt — and I'm not bullshitting here — more able to deliver that happy, stable childhood in Flint than anywhere else. See, in Flint, I knew the rules. It isn't chaos. There are rules. There are especially rules if you're, 1) middle-class, 2) white, and 3) educated. And the college education supplied by my father's almost 40 years at GM under UAW-earned contracts got me there. My kids would have friends here. They would live in a stable neighborhood and go to a good school. They would have educational opportunities, we'd keep an eye on them, and it wouldn't be any more difficult or risky than a life in Chicago, or New York, or New Orleans, or San Francisco. It would be safer, less risky, because I knew how Flint worked. I didn't know how those other cities worked. I didn't know their rules. I had the tools to control a child's experience of Flint. Anything else, I'd be learning from scratch.
I said this with a lot of arrogance and a fair amount of truth, but hubris always lands the punchline.
When our first daughter was born, we decided to leave Chicago and move to Flint. Because of the fallout from the 2008 housing meltdown, we could afford a house south of Court Street, just east of Downtown. When I grew up, this was one of Flint's most exclusive neighborhoods. Now, a family on a single income could land a beautiful 1930s Tudoresque house for a down payment less than that of the tiniest Chicago bungalow. around the middle range of five figures. We could use the money we saved to choose any school for our daughter we wanted. We were close to my parents. We were close to friends. I planted a garden in our back yard and put up a swingset and a fort. The front yard was filled with dappled sunlight that streamed through the maple leaves each summer, enough shade to cool off, and enough sun to nourish the petunias, iridescent in their violet summer glory.
It was cool.
I knew the rules.
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I didn't know the rules.
The rules were bullshit.
I was thinking about classroom sizes and museums and violent crime and copper scrappers. I was thinking about street violence and friends from broken homes and arson and unemployment. Too many guns and too little supervision. These were the problems I was trying to puzzle out. Meanwhile, the city went under state receivership and started drawing water from the Flint River instead of the Great Lakes by way of Detroit. The rest is a sad story told across the world by now: the river water wasn't treated properly; it leached lead and other junk from the pipes into tap water. A lot of people drank that water. A lot of people got very sick. Government officials tried to cover up the catastrophe, leading to more sickness, more delays, more damage.
[blocktext align="right"]I had never banked on the water going bad…A place that tries to damage you with its water is damaging in the most basic way.[/blocktext]I had never banked on the water going bad.
In all my youthful exuberance, my desire to bring my girls up here, in my community, my pride, my home, I thought I had covered all of the bases, but water is fundamental, the number two necessity for humans after breathable air. A place that tries to damage you with its water is damaging in the most basic way. And so, I stayed alert each night, watching Ruby bathe, conscious that this isn't right, that this is supposed to be safe, that she would only be safe, for sure, through our unfailing vigilance.
* * *
Ruby doesn't know that the water in this city is bad. Dangerous.
Mary, her five-year-old sister, understands it in a straightforward way, like Darth Vader, like busy traffic, a risk to be avoided. She knows that she shouldn't drink that water just like she shouldn't talk to strangers in strange cars. This loss of innocence and the anonymous lies that prompted it make me sad and angry. Sometimes, it keeps me up at night, thinking of all the injury, the hurt, the real hurt, physical, mental, the loss of trust, the enormity of that loss, the immensity of betrayal, the contempt of those officials who have treated us — treated our children — like expendable animals. Lab rats. Numbers and statistics that might be converted into a political liability, and what a pain-in-the-ass we are for that reason. I've dreamed about it more than once. What if the tests the city conducted on our household water were wrong? What if we didn't act quickly enough? What is this place going to look like in fifteen years? Who is going to be left?
Mary is a bright five year-old. She is old enough to understand some of this. Not old enough to feel the outrage, but old enough to notice the contradiction and confusion. It's expensive, we tell her. Why can't we drink it? she asks. Well, I tell her, you can wash your hands in it, but don't drink it. Don't you drink it. Even if it's the middle of the night and you're thirsty, come and wake me up. I'll get you a glass. You're right. The world isn't right and the world isn't fair.
Some of these are conversations every father expects to have with his child, but not so soon, and certainly not about the unsafe tap water that costs you $130 each month. Not in the first state to light its darkened city streets with street lamps. Not in the U.S. state that put the world on wheels and taught it to move with speed.
Ruby isn't even two yet. She doesn't even see the confusion of contradiction. For Ruby, the confusion is much more simple: she likes to dip the plastic cup in her bath water and take a drink when she can. We freak out, lunge forward, snatch up that cup, and toss it to the floor. Ruby yells in surprise and disappointment, the loud noise, our worried faces, the brief chaos of moving hands and water spray.
She'll relax again, in a few moments, when we soothe her with a song, or give her something else to play with.
We'll relax, too, when the last of the water has finally vanished down the drain.
Connor Coyne is a writer. He has two published novels and a collection of short stories. His website is connorcoyne.com. He lives in Flint, Michigan's East Village (or the College Cultural Neighborhood, depending on who you ask) with his wife and two daughters.
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After starring in Marvel's The Avengers — a company owned by Disney — Scarlett Johansson is technically a Disney Princess already, right? Or a Disney kick-ass international spy, which is kinda cooler.
Anyway, ScarJo wants to up the ante and become a full-blown Disney Princess in the more traditional sense, which is something her and her 2-year-old daughter would love, telling The New York Times' Turning Points:
"Right now I think we both share the dream that I will someday be a Disney princess, but it's probably not going to happen. I've been asking for that job for the past 20 years, and nobody has booked me."
Scarlett is starring in another animated-to-live-action movie, Ghost in the Shell, so maybe this role gave her that extra push to make her #Disney dreams come true?
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- By Royal Decree: These Celebrities Look Just Like Real Life Disney Princesses!
- Singing, Chris Evans and Self-Distracting Cleavage: 6 Things You Didn't Know About Scarlett Johannson
- Natasha Roman-over? Scarlett Johansson Thinks Time Is Running Out For Black Widow
Whether Johansson is thinking about acting in a live-action Disney project (like the phenomenally hype-worthy Beauty and the Beast) or wants to lend her vocal talents to a new character a la Idina Menzel, she's excited to see what material Disney could have in store for her:
"When you see films from 50 years ago, the characters reflected what people wanted to project to the world, which was very black and white and guarded, or idealistic or whatever.
It's not that way anymore. The films that have a better audience reaction now are the ones where the characters are flawed. And I think that's why Joss Whedon has been so successful in that realm, because he loves the flaws, he celebrates them. He likes to pick apart their weaknesses."
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- 1 1/2 cups self raising/rising flour
- 1 tablespoon sugar
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- 1 cup sultanas and currants
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- 1/4 tsp salt
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4Pour the mixture into the loaf pan. Place in the oven and bake for 40 minutes. Remove the loaf from the oven when cooked and place on a wire cooling rack.
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Kazakhstan president Nursultan Nazarbayev has entrusted construction of EXPO-2017 facilities to "battle-tested" companies, Tengrinews correspondent reports.
"All of you, contractors, are entrusted with building the EXPO-town that we will show to the world as proof of our ability to deliver on time and in good quality. I know you all, you've proven yourself in other projects, and this job is a gift to you, a privilege to encourage you. We could have invited different construction companies," Nazarbayev said.
"Many applied. But I believe we are going the right thing by letting our local companies and the companies that have long been working in Kazakhstan and have shown their worth over the years work on these projects. You are "battle-proven". You have never let us down, so do not do so now. Let us work! Our task is to put in the piles, lay the foundation and provide access to the first floors by October, before the winter begins, so that we can continue construction during the winter. Time is short, the schedule is tough, but it must be met," Nazarbayev said.
The accommodation being built for the EXPO will be transformed into housing for the local residents after the exhibition is over, the president promised.
"Our task is to think about the future use of all these facilities after the EXPO-2017 is over. All the accommodation that will be initially commissioned as hotels, should later be used as housing, as apartments for citizens of Kazakhstan. All the shopping centers, entertainment centers, research centers must be put to good use as well. There are plently of examples when countries built all the facilities, held the exhibition, but then left the buildings idle and empty", we should not become one of those examples, the president said.
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The High Country in and around Boone has one of the richest assortments of performing arts in the state this summer. Plan a trip between June and August and you'll find music, theater or an outdoor drama to enjoy just about every evening.
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Celebrating its 25th year, Lees-McRae Summer Theatre in Banner Elk, less than an hour from Boone and Blowing Rock, presents an array of musical theatre and drama. The 2009 season, June 17–August 3, includes Cats, The Secret Garden and Guys and Dolls.
For 26 seasons, An Appalachian Summer Festival has brought the best in dance, theater, music, art and film to Boone. With events spanning June 27 through July 25, you'll have plenty of opportunities to choose your favorites. The 2009 season highlights include folk stalwart Joan Baez, Grammy Award-winner Melissa Manchester, Buckwheat Zydeco and Kenny Loggins; the Paul Taylor Dance Company and Pilobolus; the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra, Broyhill Chamber Ensemble and Eastern Philharmonic Orchestra; and Triad Stage's productions of Oleanna and Providence Gap. There's an outdoor sculpture competition and exhibition, a film series, visual arts workshops for children and adults, and more.
Considered the birthplace of the outdoor symphonic drama, North Carolina is home to 11 historical summer plays, running generally from May to August, which have entertained and informed generations of visitors. Along with long-running productions like The Lost Colony in Manteo and Unto These Hills in Cherokee, you'll have several outdoor dramas to choose from during your travels in the High Country.
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In Boone, the nation's oldest Revolutionary War drama, Horn in the West recounts the adventures of frontiersman Daniel Boone fighting for freedom against the British. Nearby, Tom Dooley: A Wilkes County Legend in Wilkesboro dramatizes the well-known Civil War-era love triangle that resulted in the murder of Laura Foster and the popular "Ballad of Tom Dooley." Learn more about this region's arts, storytelling and living traditions by visiting our new Web site for Historic Happy Valley. Happy Valley is located minutes from Lenoir and the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Less than an hour away in Valdese, you'll find another outdoor drama, From This Day Forward. Valdese Tourism Director Barbara Hefner (www.visitvaldese.com) offers these suggestions on how to attend an outdoor drama.
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While any of our state's outdoor dramas can be enjoyed for their stories and production values, your experience will be better and deeper if you take the time for some pre-show preparations.
One of the unique aspects about outdoor dramas is their sense of place. They are performed where the events they dramatize happened. Our local outdoor drama, From This Day Forward, deals with the Waldensians' quest for religious freedom which brought them to Valdese. Take some extra time to visit local museums or historic sites that provide background for the story you're going to see. A trip to the Waldensian Museum and the Trail of Faith—featuring actual replicas of Waldensian homes—will add to your understanding of the story told in From This Day Forward. All outdoor dramas have Web sites with rich background information—check them out.
As with any outdoor event, you'll want to make preparations for your own comfort. Most outdoor dramas will perform in light rain, so be sure to pack your umbrella. Bug repellent is a must for evenings outdoors in North Carolina. And don't forget a seat cushion. If you do forget any of these items, most outdoor dramas have a gift/concession stand where you can find them for a small fee.
Finally, be sure to visit a local restaurant or coffee shop before or after the production. Here in Valdese, Myra's Little Italy can add some authentic Waldensian cuisine to your experience, including "sautissa," a Waldensian-style sausage. And if you have some extra time before the show, The Old Rock School, built in 1923, is a great example of Waldensian stone masonry and features two art galleries.
No matter which outdoor drama you choose, a little pre-show preparation will insure that you will have a memorable night out enjoying one of our state's most unique art forms. Lights out…music begins…enjoy a night under the stars at an outdoor drama!
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Are you passionate about youth justice? Apply to be CLIA's Youth Development Trainer to coach formerly system-involved youth to become leaders and advocates for positive change.
CLIA develops young people to be leaders by connecting them to opportunities to amplify their voices, cultivate their skills, and actively participate in the process of positive community change.
Learn about CLIA's Just Kids Campaign
CLIA leads the Just Kids Campaign, a statewide advocacy campaign working to stop the automatic prosecution of youth as adults in Maryland.
Discover opportunities through CLIA's Law & Leadership Academy
CLIA's Law & Leadership Academy introduces Baltimore City students to law and policy while teaching them to be critical thinkers, problem-solvers, active citizens and community leaders.
"When I joined CLIA I felt as though I was a lost child. Speaking in front of legislators brought out confidence in me that I never realized I had. CLIA showed me different aspects of life: A different way to walk! A different way to talk! A different way to dress! Even a different way to express my pain! With the support of CLIA I became a better me. I am honored to be a part of this organization."Natasha R.
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