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A home owner from California says:
June 26, 2014
The part number or identification number on my balance is "2630 BSI (NA)". I'll need 2 to replace both sides.
Length is 27 inches (without the top and bottom caps" and I think 5/8" wide.
Length is 27 inches (without the top and bottom caps" and I think 5/8" wide.
Tom from SWISCO responded:
June 26, 2014
Hey, thanks for posting. I've narrowed this down to two possible channel balance Series: either our Series 380 or our Series 385 balances.
Now, as you can see, there is only one difference between these two Series, and that is their bottom shoe. The Series 380 uses the 15-005 while the Series 385 uses the 15-004. I can't quite tell what you have based on your pictures, though. Please carefully compare their dimensions to your own hardware and see which is a better match.


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stability condition
i am working on high resolution upwind methods (godunov schemes) with an unsplit finite volume approach for multidimensional problems. the courant number for 1d schemes is given by c=a dt/dx (a: wave speed). what kind of stability condition must i consider for the unsplit multidimensional case.
thanks manfred
Re: stability condition
Collela, P. 1990. Multidimensional Upwind Methods for Hyperbolic Conservation Laws. JCP. 87.pp171-190
I think this is what you are looking for...Or at least a start...
JCP=Journal of Computational Physics :)
Re: stability condition
As far as I know, and what I have done is this: For each flux calculation direction, (normal to each cell surface) I calculated (approximated) maximum wave speed. I used the maximum of these speeds to calculate minimum time step (to be used in my explicit method) from the Courant formula you have written.
If there are limitations of this method especially in transient calculations, I would be happy to know. Thanks every one.
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Other sums treated like premiums: Payments to a person other than the landlord
A landlord might arrange for a premium or similar payment to be made to someone other than himself. If this happens:
- any person other than the landlord will be chargeable if he receives an actual premium, or a sum in commutation of rent or as consideration for the surrender of a lease, but
- any person other than the landlord who receives a sum as consideration for the variation or waiver of any of the terms of a lease will be chargeable only if he is a person connected with the landlord. (So, for example, a payment by a tenant to a neighbour adversely affected by a change in the tenant's lease is not chargeable.)
The receipt is charged as property income.
For CT cases (and IT cases up to 2004-05) the charge on a person other than the landlord is imposed by ICTA88/S34 (6). It applies to a payment falling within ICTA88/S38 (1), (4) or (5) which is due to a person other than the landlord. The scope of this is cut down by ICTA88/S34 (7), which imposes a charge on someone other than the landlord in respect of a receipt within subsection (5) only where that person is connected with the landlord. There is no corresponding requirement for subsections (1) and (4), and a charge may be imposed under either on any recipient, whether connected with the landlord or not.
For IT cases (for 2005-06 onwards) the charges under ITTOIA05/S277, ITTOIA05/S279, ITTOIA05/S280 and ITTOIA05/S281 are on the person receiving the payment. The charge under ITTOIA05/S281 is restricted to the landlord or a person connected with the landlord by subsection (1) (b).
The definition of "connected person" is the one in ICTA88/S839.
Chargeable amount
The chargeable amount of the receipt is calculated in the same way as a premium etc. received by the landlord. It is then treated as if it were received in the course of a rental business carried on by the recipient. If the recipient already has a rental business, it is part of the same business, not a separate one, unless it is received in a different capacity such as trustee, personal representative, partner etc. (see PIM1020).


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I almost feel like this would have been better suited for release next Thursday but it's here now so I'll share now…
Chicago's own Broken Hope teamed up with Bloody-Disgusting.com, called up Fear Factory's Dino Cazares to guest star in, and filmed the following very gory music video for the band's new single The Flesh Mechanic.
WARNING: The following is fairly graphic and could be NSFW.
The Flesh Mechanic comes off the newly reformed Broken Hope's latest full-length Omen of Disease.
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About Bayona
Bayona, in its 27th year, is nestled in the heart of the French Quarter in a charming 200 year old Creole Cottage punctuated by a lush, tropical courtyard. The cuisine of our James Beard Award winning Chef Susan Spicer is rooted in France, circles the globe for inspiration, and lands firmly in New Orleans to embrace the wealth of our local bounty and rich cuisine. Chef Spicer's partner Regina Keever has assembled a staff that is dedicated to expertly guiding you through your wine list and menu choices in order to seamlessly serve you in a knowledgeable, unpretentious, and professional manner. Regina and Susan would like to cordially invite you to join us and experience for yourself the atmosphere, cuisine, and service of one of New Orleans great gifts to the culinary world.
New Orleans, LA 70114
Dining Style:
Fine Dining
Contemporary American, Creole / Cajun / Southern, International
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Wednesday - Saturday: 11:30am - 1:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Saturday: Starting at 6:00
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Price Range:
$31 to $50
Payment Options
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
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We offer $5 towards a ticket from any lot.
Executive Chef:
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Private Party Facilities:
All details regarding lunch and dinner parties as well as sample contracts can be found at the Bayona website.
Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking, Outdoor dining, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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$5 Bloody Mary, Kir Royale, or Irish Coffee at Lunch Wednesday - Friday. Excludes Tax and Tip. Special valid Sep 26, 2017 - Jan 26, 2018 on Wednesdays - Fridays from 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM.
Bayona Ratings and Reviews
I have heard rave reviews from my NOLA foodie friends about Bayona for years, and we finally visited and all their accolades were truly warranted! This place was quiet, the service impeccable, and the food original and tasty. My wife takes me on a date every time we come to New Orleans, and Bayona is a perfect spot to talk and enjoy a wonderful meal. We will definitely return.
Would highly recommend. From the bread to entrees to deserts. Everything was amazing tastewise and some of the best we've had. Wife didn't finish orbeat much of her fish and they were willing to take off of the bill in an effort to make us happy in the event it wasn't good. Very highly recommend and may have gone to the top of our many new Orleans favorites. Definitely recommend trying the veal sweetbreads. One of the best flavors imaginable.
My group of friends and I had a wonderful experience. We thoroughly enjoyed the delicious cuisine and the late lunch atmosphere. We visited towards the end of their lunch hours and never felt rushed. The staff are friendly and accommodating and the service is impeccable.
Bayona is a pretty restaurant with nice, comfortable outdoor seating in a relatively quiet part of the French Quarter. Food was solid across the board, but service was leisurely to a fault. We were assured we'd have two waiters attending to our needs, but we had to wait over 20 minutes before anyone took our drink order. By that point, we were trying to avoid being there all night, so we ordered drinks, appetizers and dinner all at once. Service picked up a bit after that, but it was still a long wait between courses on a night when the restaurant was less than half full. In the end, a relatively simple business dinner for 5 (no desserts or after dinner drinks) took over 3 hours, and our host was thoroughly agitated by the time our check arrived and just wanted to get out.
As usual, the food was wonderful! Apparently, they were down one server but there seemed to be much more confusion than the loss of one staff member warranted. We never got bread, even though we asked, and our meals took a long time. We waited patiently for our reservation time but had to ask for drinks 3 times after we were promised beverages while we waited. When our reservation time arrived, we had to remind them that we were waiting to be seated because they were confused about our seating preference when we had not expressed a preference. Rather chaotic for a restaurant of this caliber.
The wait for a reserved table was over an hour. We sat in the "bar area" and no one came to ask us or another group also waiting if we wanted to order a glass of wine. Another other group asked the hostess " are we the forgotten?" as a group of 6 men were given a free bottle of wine to great fan fare. Service was horrid — over a half an hour to 40 minutes between courses! The shrimp was divine but the pork chop had no flavor. Both my friend and someone had to send their meat back since "medium rare" meant seared. What a disappointment.
First off the food was reasonably good but the dressing on the oyster salad needs major improvement. The service was outstanding and the atmosphere is very nice however, we didn't appreciate the cold air blowing on us from above. Many of the women had on jackets due to the discomfort of this cold air.
Lovely dinner on the outside garden patio under twinkly lights. A quiet romantic oasis amidst the colorful and boisterous French Quarter. Perfectly cooked swordfish appetizer with root vegetables and yummy fried oyster salad to start. I kept stealing my husband's oysters when he wasn't looking and would love to have the recipe for the dressing on the swordfish appetizer! The best dish was the rabbit cooked two ways! Dessert was a warm apple hazelnut tart with miso (yes miso and it works!) butterscotch ice cream and spiced rum caramel sauce! The waitstaff and the kitchen choreographed the timing of our meal perfectly! What an elegant evening!
First the complaints. The service was rushed early in the meal - our first course arrived before we were finished our cocktails and the main course was right on top of that. As the room got filled the service slowed to the point that there was a fairly long wait for our dessert, pretty much the reverse of the beginning of the meal. Also, I recommend avoiding the red wines by the glass. I don't know if I just had bad luck, but what I was first served, at $15 a glass, tasted like one of those $8 bottles of French wine that is virtually indistinguishable from water. I exchanged the first glass for another wine that was only a marginal improvement. My companion's glass of white was fine.
Now for the good, of which there is much. The specialty cocktails were top notch, and the food was excellent as it always is. The service, except for what is mentioned above, was attentive and accommodating.
So stick to the bottles of red and let your servers know what should be obvious - that you are in no rush to leave their excellent restaurant.
We had dinner on the patio which was beautiful. Nice garden setting with lovely lighting. Servers were very good and friendly. Nice wine list. The lamb loin was delicious. Oyster salad was very good and portions were nicely sized. Unfortunately, the braised cabbage accompanying the salmon entree was not a good flavor combinations for me...cabbage too strong and dominated the fish. Desserts were good too.
We had an early reservation after the play at the Saenger. Service was great. We ordered rabbit, pork chop, salmon and others. All came out great. The duck and sausage gumbo was also very good. The owner and chef, Susan Spicer came out to check on our satisfaction. Great place.
Usually quite amazing but I just happened to order a very mediocre main course. Avoid the pork chop; it had no taste, was tough, hard to eat. The sides with it were great. Very friendly service. I have been a regular since 1991 so was quite surprised. I still would go back.
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(this document is adapted from the message posted by stefanomazzocchi on the cocoon development mailing list)
Cocoon needs a simple way to deal with complex HTTP usages, such as binary uploading, XML-RPC, WebDAV or SOAP.
After a lot of discussion with Sylvain and input from many other people, I propose the introduction of a new sitemap element named "map:adaptRequest" that works by adapting the Request object into a more specific object that will parse the request and provide API-level access to the request.
For example, in case of file upload,
{{{ <map:match src="/whatever/upload">
<map:adaptRequest type="upload">
<map:call function="upload()"/>
the upload() function will be passed a UploadRequest object which extends Request and will be 'upcasted' by the script that uses it.
The same thing can happen for WebDAV or SOAP, where specific protocol-specific Request handlers will be passed and will be used by the script.
Note that upcasting requires a contract between the request object user and the sitemap writer. We believe this to be reasonable.
NOTE: the above removes the need for the pipeline extractor *and* removes the need for pipe-aware selectors. In fact, pipe-aware selection is not required if the proper information is extracted from the pipeline and made available to the environment. Instead of using extraction, the request is adapted by a specific request factory.
The factories are made part of the sitemap components
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NicolaKen noted how "request-factories" might not be enough, since "response-factories" might also be needed (expecially for header-intensive contexts such as WebDAV). Should we introduce two factories, or have a ObjectModelFactory? -- stefanomazzocchi
Later on, Gianugo and I came to the conclusion that we needed an object model adapter, but that it could be better named "adapt-environment" than "adapt-object-model" which is less understandable. -- SylvainWallez


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Flanker Ciara Griffin is revelling in 'surreal' Ireland camp ahead of showdown at UCD
Christmas decorations rich in red and gold festoon the lobby and corridors of the Talbot Hotel and the lights around the hotel courtyard emit an eerie, icy glow as Ireland's women's rugby team finished their first day of preparations for this afternoon's game against New Zealand.
The atmosphere is serious but friendly, Christmas but an out-of-focus subject in their peripheral vision like the inverted Christmas trees dotted around the hotel that cause everyone to do a double-take. There is something of the magic of Christmas around Ireland's flanker against New Zealand this afternoon, however.
Ciara Griffin will pull on the number six jersey for Ireland in UCD shortly before 2pm, and her joy at being in that position, playing rugby for her country, radiates around her, like a child wrapped in the magic and wonder of Christmas.
The 22-year-old made her Ireland debut in the victory over Wales during the last Six Nations.
"Last season was my first Six Nations and it's nice to start your Irish career on a win," says the girl from Ballymac, Co Kerry. "I got great experience last year, got a nice bit of game-time under the belt. It was really enjoyable coming into the team. The girls are lovely, they make you feel very welcome and if you have questions they encourage you to ask them, they have no problems answering them. You never felt like a hindrance, you were automatically part of the squad and it's like being in a family. It's really enjoyable and I love my time with the Irish squad."
Playing international rugby has been her dream since she was six-years-old and first starting throwing a ball around in the front garden of her home with her older sister, encouraged by their father, who was involved in rugby locally. Today's game against New Zealand stirs memories of primary school PE classes learning the haka, and rushing in from the farmyard to watch the All Blacks perform the Maori ritual on the rare occasions they played Ireland in the late '90s and early 2000s. Her's is a genuine thrill, a real delight at being in this situation, in making a childhood dream a reality.
She says of her breakthrough season: "It is kind of surreal to be in this environment but it is a dream come true and I am going to grab it with both hands and work as hard as I can to stay here, but it is a very competitive squad. That puts pressure on you as a player to make sure you look after your fitness, your nutrition, that you keep on top of everything but I am really looking forward to Sunday. It is like a dream come true not only to put on the green jersey but to play against the All Blacks. It is one of the biggest things for a rugby player, to play against New Zealand."
Griffin is no wide-eye innocent marveling in her surroundings and the wonder of it all, though, not peeking behind the curtain to see the reality behind the magic of a dream. Rather she is focused, determined and revels in the tough battles, long hours and hard work necessary to become an international rugby player.
The celebratory atmosphere of the match in Soldier Field will soon pass into the annals of rugby history but, the women were first to get there, the first senior Irish international side to beat New Zealand, and not in any game but in a World Cup match. This is the first game between the two teams since that historic victory and, in a team bequeathed to the nation by Grand Slam heroines, nothing less than their absolute best will suffice.
"The girls were the first Irish team to beat New Zealand so we have to match that this weekend. I wouldn't say there is pressure on, if there is pressure it is good pressure. We demand high standards from each other right from the start of camp and they begin with blowing the cobwebs off, getting the pairings right and from now on we are at high intensity. We need to train at high intensity to play at high intensity, that's what (head coach) Tom (Tierney) wants. I prefer playing at high intensity myself so I look forward to these weekends," says the UL Bohs forward, a member of the only unbeaten team in the women's All-Ireland league this season.
This is the first year the IRFU has organized an autumn series of internationals for the women's team and, with next August's World Cup in Dublin in mind, they brought the three best teams in the world - New Zealand, Canada and reigning champions England - to Dublin. The autumn series is welcomed by Griffin and her team-mates, and the support given by the IRFU too. The efforts of everyone involved in Irish women's rugby are being recognised and a positive message is being spread, that the women get the same game opportunities that the men do. However, there is no comparable media coverage between women's rugby, and, for instance, football. Today's game will be streamed live on the IRFU's website but television coverage, similar to that of ladies' football on TG4, would allow the sport to grow. It is an avenue that Griffin suggests should be explored
Away from rugby, Griffin has to earn a living and she currently lectures part-time in Mary Immaculate College in Limerick. After five years there studying first for a BEd in primary education and then a research masters investigating teaching methods encouraging children to play sport, she loves the transition into lecturing.
"I've done some subbing in schools and I've enjoyed it," the youngest of four girls, daughters of a primary school teacher, says. "I love lecturing, I love third level and could go on and do a PhD in time. I thought about turning my masters into a PhD but I want to employ the pedagogies I identified to see how they work."
Griffin lives on the family farm and works part-time with her father. Their business is mainly beef and the contract rearing of heifers but when she can, she joins her uncle on his nearby dairy farm to help with milking, a job she adores. Recently she has purchased some young bulls and her two Aberdeen Angus bulls are named Massey and Ferguson, reflecting her love of the iconic red tractors. The passion and enthusiasm that animates her features when she speaks about rugby is also there when talking about farming and lecturing.
Just 22-years-old, an Ireland international, a farmer, a lecturer and a teacher, she is the epitome of someone enjoying life and living it to the full, determined to be the best person she possibly can, in everything she does. Repeatedly during the conversation she mentions the importance of core values to the Ireland team, the most important of which are honesty and accountability.
The honesty of Ciara Griffin's passion and the accountability she demands of herself in life shine brighter and glow warmer than all the Christmas lights around her, a genuine joy that sparkles in the cold November air.
Ireland v New Zealand
UCD Bowl, 2.0
Ireland: N Briggs, M Coyne, N Fowley, S Naoupu, C McLaughlin, N Stapleton, L Muldoon, L Peat, C Moloney, A Egan, ML Reilly, O Fitzsimons, C Griffin, C Molloy, P Fitzpatrick. Replacements: L Lyons, F Hayes, F Reidy, N Fryday, C Cooney, M Healy, J Shiels, N Kavanagh.
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We cannot guarantee that you will achieve your personal best time, but we will ensure that you have a good time! All finishers receive a signature Halloween themed medal. Our event is known for us its top notch medals!
Start Times:
Half Marathon: 6:30am
Freaky 4-Miler: 6:45am
** It is strongly recommended that participants arrive by 5:45am at the latest!! Allow plenty of time to find parking! We are not responsible If you arrive 15 minutes prior to the Start and can't find parking!
Start Line for both distances: Jungle Island, 1111 Parrot Jungle Trail, Miami, FL 33132
Finish Line for both distances: South Pointe Park, 1 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139
Shuttle Buses:
Due to unique start and finish areas, we will offer free shuttle bus service from the Finish to the Start, and vice versa. Shuttles run from 5:00am to 11:30am. It is recommended that you park at Jungle Island.
Parking: It is recommended that people carpool if possible and park at Jungle Island. There is also a smaller amount of parking in and around our Finish location at South Pointe Park. Below is a link to a map of parking in Miami Beach
Course Info:
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Download Half Marathon Course Map
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Rio de Janeiro is a city, with all important institutions, entertainment, museums, theatres, cultural centres, etc;
it is countryside and nature in the Tijuca Forest, nature reserves, and on the hills covered with Atlantic Rainforest;
it is a one big gym where you can practice all usual sports and also all exotic types of sports from volleyball, football, footvolley, cycling, running, kanoeing, dancing, roller-blading, etc. to surf, stand-up paddle, capoeira, jiujitsu, box and mixed martial arts, hanggliding, diving and snorkeling, climbing, and abseiling.
it is a holiday resort with great beaches, and touristic infrastructure at its best;
and it is the capital of samba, carnival, and everything else linked to music and showbusiness.
Above all, Rio de Janeiro is what it is because of its residents, excentric in the past, building fantastic residences and palaces, extravagant today, covering stairs with tiles, and houses with graffiti to create open air art galleries, inventive like the sellers on Ipanema beach and on the souvenir markets, talented like the musicians you will find all over the city or perfectly professional like the directors of the samba schools creating the fantastic carnival every year.


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Premiere Classe Marseille Nord - Saint Antoine, Septemes les Vallons
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Bonsaï Hotel Marseille is located in Septemes les Vallons and near the airport. Musee d'Archeologie Mediterraneenne, Palais Longchamps, and Musee d'Histoire de Marseille are local attractions. Additional area points of interest include Musee des Docks Romains and La Vieille Charite. The hotel serves Buffet breakfasts (surcharges apply). Bonsaï Hotel Marseille features multilingual staff, a garden, and secure parking. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas. Guest parking is complimentary. The front desk is open 24 hours a day. This is a smoke free property. A total renovation of this property was completed in October 2010. There are 63 guestrooms at Bonsaï Hotel Marseille. Guestrooms are all accessible via exterior corridors. Guestrooms have garden views. Bathrooms feature showers. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. Guestrooms offer desks. LCD televisions have satellite channels. Rooms also include electronic/magnetic keys. Guestroom renovations were completed in October 2010. Guestrooms are all non smoking.
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- Check-in time ends 10:30 PM
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What's in your heart? … What disturbs you?
You never know God is all you need until God is all you have.
Humility is not thinking less of yourself, it's thinking of yourself less.
You were made by God and for God, and until you understand that, life will never make sense.
If God only used perfect people, nothing would get done … God will use anybody if you're available.
God is looking for people to use, and if you can get usable, he will wear you out … The most dangerous prayer you can pray is this: 'Use me.
Birth: Rick Warren was born in San Jose, California, United States, on January 28, 1954, to Jimmy and Dot Warren.
Realization: Rick Warren says his call to full-time ministry came as a 19-year-old student at California Baptist when, in November 1973, he and a friend skipped classes and drove 350 miles to hear W.A. Criswell preach at the Jack Tar Hotel, in San Francisco. Rick Warren stood in line to shake hands with Criswell afterward. When his turn finally arrived, something unexpected happened. Criswell looked at me with kind, loving eyes and said, quite emphatically, "Young man, I feel led to lay hands on you and pray for you!" He placed his hands on my head and prayed: "Father, I ask that you give this young preacher a double portion of your Spirit. May the church he pastors grow to twice the size of the Dallas church. Bless him greatly, O Lord.
Death: Alive
Teaching Style: The teaching Rick Warren is embodied in his best-selling book, The Purpose Driven Church.
Fame: Rick Warren is the founder and senior pastor of the evangelical megachurch, Saddleback Church, in Lake Forest, California, the fourth largest church in the United States. He is also a bestselling author of many Christian books, including his guide to Christian church ministry and evangelism entitled The Purpose Driven Church, which has spawned a series of conferences on Christian ministry and evangelism. He is perhaps most famously known for the subsequent devotional The Purpose Driven Life, which has 30 million copies in print, and is one of the best selling non-fiction books of all time.
Legacy: Rick Warren considers Billy Graham, Peter Drucker and his own father to be among his mentors. Warren was named by TIME magazine as one of "15 World Leaders Who Mattered Most in 2004" and one of the "100 Most Influential People in the World.
Rick Warren said, "You are as happy as you choose to be. You can waste your life on vanities, spend your life on yourself, and invest your life for God".
According to him "God loves to bring good out of bad. He loves to turn crucifixions into resurrections. Every obstacle is an opportunity. Every problem has potential. Every crisis is an opportunity for ministry. Every hurt God wants to use for His glory."
He told that "We serve God by serving others. The world defines greatness in terms of power, possessions, prestige, and position. If you can demand service from others, you've arrived. In our self-serving culture with its me-first mentality, acting like a servant is not a popular concept."


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Model Lily Aldridge has backed Gisele Bundchen's comments about the use of Photoshop in the fashion industry, lamenting that people often erase the gap between her own teeth.
Lily Aldridge has spoken out against the use of Photoshop.
The Victoria's Secret Angel believes the practice of retouching models' photos by using the computer software to airbrush their imperfections should be banned because it robs women of their natural beauty.
She told the Huffington Post: ''I honestly don't like Photoshop. I think that when people Photoshop things, all of a sudden you're like, 'That's not even me anymore.'
''It takes away the natural beauty of a person.''
The 27-year-old catwalk star agrees with her fellow model Gisele Bundchen's recent comments about Photoshop taking away the very things that make every woman ''unique and beautiful'', especially since Lily is often a victim of people erasing the gap between her teeth in images.
She added: ''I think Gisele had just said something like, there's no more rawness, like the little quirks. You know, I have a gap in my teeth and sometimes people take it away.
''But I'm like, 'I love my teeth.' You know, that's me. A little is fine, but don't go crazy.''
Gisele stars in BLK DNM's new ad campaign, whose creative director, Johan Lindeberg, persuaded her to go make-up free to enhance her natural beauty.


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It's summer time, and Balance Bar is celebrating with a Summer Shape Up Challenge! You guys know that I have been trying to eat healthier, exercise more,and get in shape this summer, so I was excited to take the challenge! I had never tried Balance Bars before, so I was excited to give them a go! We were sent an awesome gift pack with tons of Cookie Dough and Peanut Butter Balance Bars to check out. They were delicious, and believe it or not, my boys even loved them! They are now calling them candy bars and asking for them every day! Wow!
Balance Bar is in this challenge to help you get motivated, so all month long, they will be posting tips and videos for getting healthy on their Facebook page, and super awesome personal trainer Holly Del Rosso will be hosting a Twitter chat at the end of the campaign to help keep us all motivated. It's gonna be great! (Thursday, July 31 at 3pm EST.. don't miss it!) Until then, check out some of Holly's best tips:
- Take your workout outside. Outdoor workouts are challenging and refreshing so try paddle boarding, surfing, cycling, yoga in the park or group runs like a 5K.
- Eat seasonal fruits and veggies. Most fruits and veggies are at their peak during summer months and by eating them you're adding more nutrients to your diet. Look to add a host of different colors to your meal with various fruits and vegetables. Try grilling vegetables (corn, eggplant or zucchini) for a delicious side to your dinner or add juicy fruits (blackberries, peaches and melon) to your morning breakfast.
- Find a buddy to workout with. By partnering with someone, you're more likely to work out when you say you will and it's also a great way to catch up with old friends. Some of my favorite "buddy workouts" include biking, outdoor dancing classes, canoeing, and of course, hiking (with a healthy picnic at the end!)
- Drink more "fun" water! It's important to drink a plenty of water especially in the summer when you're more prone to dehydration. I like to make infused water mocktails to make water more exciting and delicious and only adding 20 calories or less. Buy some fresh fruits, slice them up and add to your water. My favorite combinations are peaches and strawberries, strawberries and mint or cucumber and watermelon and you'll want to drink it all day in fun infusers like these from the Ball® brand.
- Eat many small meals. When you eat smaller portions more frequently, your metabolic rate tends to be higher (meaning you can burn calories more easily). I always tell my clients to eat 5-6 small meals a day that are packed with nutrients, including a snack in between each meal with something like a Cookie Dough Balance Bar® which will keep you full longer and help satisfy your appetite. Balance Bar® is also a great snack to put in your purse or gym bag so you always have a nutritious snack on-hand and can avoid making those bad snack choices at that last minute and when on the go.
Balance Bar offers over 20 varieties of bars based on the 40-30-30 nutrition principle – a proven formula developed by scientists to help maintain your blood sugar levels already within a normal range. They help fill you up and give you energy that lasts through your workouts and daily activities.(The above information is provided by Balance Bar.)
Personally, I was super excited about the extras that we got to check out along with the Balance Bars. The Ball Canning water infuser is absolutely one of my favorite things I've ever owned! I love, love, LOVE drinking water, it makes me feel great, but, I sometimes get bored with it. Now, I can add flavor to my water without getting those little fruit pieces stuck in my drink. I hate that! This thing has actually been a lifesaver for me and I seriously don't know how I survived so long without it. When you drink as much water as I do, it's a must have!
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Apache Tajo is currently using svn pubsub to publish the podling website. Since the main source control is git, we need to have separate SVN repository to linking the pub sub mechanism.
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Daniel W. Gerber, Co-Chair of Goldberg Segalla's Global Insurance Services Practice Group, was interviewed for an October 2011 Insurance Insider article addressing the multitude of legal issues connected with the property damage resulting from Hurricane Irene.
The article notes, "One of the potential causes of litigation identified by Gerber is that some primary admitted insurers have waived hurricane deductibles for their insureds, possibly because of regulatory pressure. 'Irene was not a hurricane when it hit the ground, it was a tropical storm. Many of those deductibles require it to be declared a hurricane before or after the damage occurred,' Gerber observed."
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Oxfordshire, United Kingdom (PressExposure) November 19, 2009 -- Building tradesmen across the North East can find out how to make valuable savings through resource efficiency and reducing waste, thanks to a new range of free fact sheets available from sustainability experts Envirowise.
The construction industry is responsible for some 120 million tonnes of construction, demolition and excavation waste every year â around one third of all waste in the UK.
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Nancy and I have a lot of cats, at least according to most people. Sometimes, they end up helping us out with work-related things – like the time Denali helped me with exam marking:
Since they like to be in the middle of things, I thought it might be time to let them be in the blog. An emergency trip to the vet this morning reminded me of a couple of innovation ideas that the cats illustrate. Gromit's emergency this morning ended up being relatively minor, and as I was talking to our vet Fran, we got to discussing the weight of both Gromit and his brother Zamboni.
Zamboni has had digestive tract problems for a long time now. Several of our vets have told us that the best measure of his overall health is weight. Since Nancy and I are both researchers, we responded to this in the logical way and went out and bought a kitchen scale that went up to 5 kg, which we could use to track Zamboni's weight. So for the past 6 years or so, we've been tracking his weight pretty regularly (as well as that of the other cats when they've gotten sick). I mentioned the scale to Fran today, and she said 'so that's why you always have such precise information about their weight' – to which I responded 'yeah, data's important, right?'
And that's the first innovation lesson from my cats – if you want something to get better, you have to measure it. This is one of the key ideas that came up when I was talking with the Public Sector Innovation Network members earlier this week in Canberra. You innovate when there is a gap between where you are and where you want to be – and the best way to know if this gap exists is to measure. Why does your organisation exist? Whatever the reason, you ought to be able to measure how well you fulfill that function. If you're not where you want to be, it's time to innovate.
Angel is our most inventive cat. She's the grey one in the picture above from one of their board meetings. The second innovation lesson from my cats is that innovation occurs when you are dissatisfied with the current state of affairs. Angel is very often dissatisfied with the current state of affairs – usually because she's outside of a room in the house that's closed and she wants to be inside. As a consequence of this disgruntlement, a meeting usually isn't enough for her – she takes action. She is constantly coming up with crafty ways to get where she's not supposed to be, which led Nancy to formulate her Law of Cats:
All cats have sufficient brainpower to get wherever it is that you don't want them to go.
The one thing that helps out with Angel is that she's really bad at getting her ideas to spread. No matter how many new ways to get places she comes up with, she's unable to get the other cats to pick up her ideas and build on them. This helps us out, because if the cats ever start to genuinely collaborate, I think we might have big trouble. And that's the last innovation lesson from my cats – your innovations are much more powerful if you can get the idea to spread.
Note: And if you're interested, here are the slides from my talk in Canberra – if you've been following along closely, you'll notice a strong resemblance to the talk I gave to the CEIT in December (but those slides include audio).


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HE does not enjoy cult hero status among Leeds United supporters. Nor has he been immortalised in a terrace anthem by those same fans.
But, like defensive partner – and new darling of Elland Road – Pontus Jansson, Kyle Bartley is proving to be an inspired signing by head coach Garry Monk.
Brought in on a season-long loan from Swansea City, the 25-year-old has, with a minimum of fuss, gone about the job of helping bolster what for several years had been one of the Championship's more suspect rearguards.
His ability has really come to the fore since Jansson joined on loan from Torino a couple of weeks into the season, but Bartley's vocal marshalling of both the back four and the two holding midfielders in the system favoured by Monk has been a big feature of how United have played all season.
Despite that, most of the focus has fallen on Jansson with supporters making clear their appreciation of the Swede with a terrace ditty that includes the line, 'And if you chuck a brick at him, he'll head the f***** back'.
Bartley laughs when asked by The Yorkshire Post if he wishes the Gelderd End had come up with something similar for him before adding: "It doesn't bother me being in the spotlight or anything like that.
"I just want to help the team and try to get the three points. As captain, I just want to improve everyone else. I want to talk to people and make sure we are all on top of things.
"Pontus has done brilliantly. He has slotted straight in and it is great to play with him. But the whole team has helped make us better defensively, including the midfield and the attack.
"It is a team effort, not just one or two people."
Jansson's impressive displays since moving to England have inevitably led to calls for the transfer to be made permanent.
Torino have intimated that there is provision within the loan for that particular outcome in January for a substantial seven-figure sum.
Whether United will follow through on that remains to be seen, but regular watchers of Monk's side must surely agree that there would be equal merit in trying also to make Bartley's switch permanent.
Certainly, the Swansea man has impressed since becoming one of the first signings made by a manager he played under in south Wales.
"The gaffer is someone I know well and his ideas are coming across here at Leeds," said Stockport-born Bartley, who joined the Swans in a £1m deal from Arsenal in the summer of 2012.
"He has been here a few months and I can see the players have all bought into his way of doing things.
"Our squad is very young so that means it is going to take time for all the ideas to sink in – and for everyone to get their heads around it.
"But anyone who watches us can see we are playing a lot better football. We are very solid and that was what the gaffer wanted.
"We are not far away from being where we want to be."
Another team-mate with whom Bartley has struck up an instant understanding is right-back Luke Ayling, who moved north from Bristol City just a few days into the new season. This should not, however, be a surprise with the pair having first met as apprentices at Arsenal.
Back then, the duo partnered each other at centre-half and the bond is so strong that they have since regularly holidayed with each other and mutual friends.
Reunited in West Yorkshire, Bartley and Ayling – plus their respective girlfriends – now share a house so it is perhaps no wonder that the Swansea loanee feels so at home in Leeds.
"I am really enjoying it here," said Bartley, United's captain in the absence of the injured Liam Bridcutt. "We are making really good progress as a team.
"The manager spoke in pre-season about how it might take a little bit of time. There were 10, 11 or 12 new players who came in along with a new management and staff. We needed time for all the ideas to work themselves out.
"But I think you can see over the last few weeks that it is really coming together. As a team, we look a lot more solid defensively and if we can sort out our attacking threat a little bit more then we will be fine.
"That is on all of us, the defence and midfield as well as the forwards. That way we can kill off games."
United host Burton Albion for the first time today sitting 10th in the Championship. It is a position they occupied for just three weeks last season, and two of those were down to the September international break.
Clearly, Leeds need to stick around in the top 10 for much longer this time around. Victory today would be a major boost in those ambitions, not least because United's next two fixtures will be against Norwich City and Newcastle United.
"The Championship is very difficult," added Bartley, who along with Leeds has a trip to Liverpool in the EFL Cup to look forward to next month. "Very demanding physically and such a tight league. There really isn't a lot between the teams.
"It is not like the Premier League where there is a lot of difference in terms of class between clubs. The Championship is also relentless. But I really enjoy it. After a disappointing result, you have an immediate chance to make amends.
"I like that because in the Premier League there is usually a full week and that can be too long. People can focus too much on it. The flipside is that when you win, another game comes around very quickly so you can't enjoy the victory. But, again, I like that.
"I was at Birmingham a couple of years ago and I think the Championship has moved on since then. The standard is high, but we are only a few points off the play-offs and we all know that a couple of wins can make all the difference to where a team is in the table."


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Southampton have announced that assistant manager Eric Black retains the club's "full support" after ending their internal investigation into allegations of corruption.
The Scotsman was accused by The Telegraph of offering advice on how to bribe club officials.
Undercover reporters secretly filmed a discussion with Black, which prompted Southampton to launch their own probe into the allegations.
On Thursday, the Premier League outfit confirmed via their official website that they have not found any evidence of "wrongdoing" and consider the matter closed.
A statement read: "Despite numerous requests to provide the club with any evidence relating to the allegation against Mr Black, none has been forthcoming.
"There is no evidence of any wrongdoing, and as such, the club now considers the matter closed. Eric Black retains the full support of Southampton Football Club."
Black joined the Saints in June this year to work alongside manager Claude Puel.


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Prison terms for Celtic fans who clashed with Dutch police
FIVE Celtic supporters were handed jail sentences last night for assaulting Dutch police officers ahead of the Parkhead side's Champions League match against Ajax in Amsterdam earlier this month.
Two fans were given sentences of two months, two others of six weeks and a fifth was ordered to serve a month.
But the five convicted men are to lodge appeals and are expected to be released this morning.
If their appeals fail they will be ordered to serve their sentences at a later date.
The convicted men were also ordered to pay compensation of between 250 and 500 Euros (£208 and £416).
A sixth fan arrested during the disturbances was acquitted.
During the hearing at Amsterdam District Court yesterday, the fans said they believed they were being attacked by hooligans when undercover police moved in.
One told the court the police acted in a heavy-handed way.
Earlier, supporter Damian Dobbin, 23, told the court six or seven police came from nowhere and used terrible violence. He said he believed he was fighting for his life.
All six men had denied the charges against them.
The fans said they believed they were being attacked by hooligans when undercover police moved in.
Dutch police said eight undercover officers were injured amid violent scenes in the city centre on November 6. During the disorder, officers made 44 arrests.
Of the 28 Celtic supporters held, 22 were freed, 10 without charge and 12 after paying fines.
Yesterday, the judge said the Celtic fans should have left Dam Square when trouble erupted on November 6. He said police had used force in dealing with the riot but in the circumstances it had not been excessive.
Christian Visser, the lawyer representing the fans, had a plea for the case to be rejected dismissed. He told the court his clients had mistaken the police for football hooligans because they were dressed casually and did not show any IDs.
He asked the judge to dismiss the case on the grounds that police had used "inadmissable violence and did not identify themselves" as police, adding that had taken pictures of the suspects on their private mobile phones and "made jokes about them". Prosecutors said it was the police who were wounded in attacks by Celtic fans, and that restraint had to be used against fans resisting arrest. They added that some of the fans were so drunk that they "did not even respond to the inflicting of pain".
Celtic FC said there was "no excuse for any form of violent conduct" but stressed that many fans had been "subjected to a high degree of provocation". The club has launched its own investigation into the disorder.


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The Kelly Girls Geared Up For High Holiday!
March 10, 2017
Yes, it's the time of year when fortuitous folks around the world honour St Patrick, and it's the favourite month on the calendar for The Kelly Girls! Want to be part of the fun? Check out these fabulous opportunities to celebrate everyone's patron saint on March 17th.
Friday, March 17th, from noon until 5:00 p.m. Finnegan's Pub in Hudson, MA
Friday, March 17th, 8:00 p.m The Bull Run Restaurant in Shirley, MA in the Sawtelle room. Tickets Here.
Saturday, March 25th, 1:00 p.m. The Merrimac Public Library in Merrimac, MA
Sunday, March 26th, 2:00 p.m. at the Leominster Public Library, in Leominster, MA
Saturday, April 8th, 8:00 p.m. at Amazing Things Arts Center in Framingham, MA.
Concert Review: Nancy Beaudette & The Kelly Girls in Framingham, Massachusetts
May 01, 2016
Jon Pappalardo was in the audience at our recent show and wrote a wonderful review of our performance. It's so nice to hear praise and kind words for our efforts. Thanks Jon!
"I've been a fan of Beaudette's music for a few years now but I'd yet to see her live until this April 23 concert. I had a feeling the show would be special; her latest album South Branch Road is exquisite, but I didn't know how far it would exceed my expectations."
"The cultural immersion kicked into high gear when The Kelly Girls took the stage in the second half. The four-piece Celtic band, of which Beaudette is a part along with Christine Hatch, Aisling Keating and Theresa Gerene, performed songs that traversed centuries, generations and even ancestry.
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Gearing Up For St Paddy's Day
January 30th, 2016
The Kelly Girls are polishing up the fiddle and banjo – and all the other instruments too – and breaking out your favourite St Patrick's Day tunes. On Thursday, March 17th, you'll find us at Finnegan's Pub in Hudson, MA. We'll start the party at 12:00 Noon and play through until 11:00 p.m. Yup. All day. Come sing along, have a pint and some Irish grub. Gonna be a heck of a good time.
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March 9th, 2015
The month of March will hopefully bring warmer temperatures and melt some of the snow that's been dropped on us this winter! One thing for sure, The Kelly Girls will be turning up the heat with shows in Central Massachusetts. We hope you'll be able to join us for one of these St Patrick's Day celebrations:
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February 5th, 2015
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Second, don't miss Nancy playing with The Kelly Girls at The Bull Run Restaurant on Saturday, February 21st from 7 to 10pm. The Tap Room serves up delicious meals, keeps a fire glowing all evening, and provides the very best in weekend entertainment. The Kelly Girls are honoured to be on the line up! Reservations are highly recommended! Call 978-425-4311 to reserve your table.


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Drivers can't sue over being stuck in traffic, an appellate court has ruled, throwing out a lawsuit against the city's Department of Transportation.
State attorney-general wannabe Carl Person — who lost to to Eric Schneiderman in 2014 — had filed the petulant lawsuit in March 2015, claiming bike lanes and pedestrian walkways were leaving him battling rush hour.
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The Scottish Textiles Academic Group event 'Into Industry' is an informal event that encourages students from all disciplines to explore their skills-base and learn what skills are relevant to working in the Scottish textiles industry. Into Industry offers students, and academic staff alike, the opportunity to speak directly to employers.
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Registration is now closed.
2017 will mark our eighth annual organized bike ride out to the fest. The approximately two-hour bike ride is a great chance to enjoy the outdoors and help reduce the festival's carbon footprint.
By participating in the Bike Ride to Site and not driving to Birds Hill Park; we save approximately 1 ton of carbon dioxide each year. This is equal to the carbon sequestered by 26 tree seedlings grown for 10 years!
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The 2018 Winnipeg Folk Fest takes place at Birds Hill Provincial Park, July 5-8.
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I should probably learn how to write jazzier blog titles but this documentary is fantastic – 18 minutes of innovation and solutions to the problems we face.
At the start when an academic reminds us that "the Human species needs the size of South America to raise its food" you remember the scale of the problem…
As Roy Choi says – you've gotta fight that shit man.
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Barack Obama just suffered a judicial defeat when a federal appellate court opted to actually uphold the Constitution instead of bowing to political correctness.
John Davis, a citizen of the Mariana Islands, filed a lawsuit challenging the US Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands law, which restricted voting in certain elections to only individuals of "Northern Marianas descent." Davis aptly noted in the legal filing that such a law was entirely unconstitutional.
Judicial Watch, related groups, and private American citizens were forced to take legal action on their own dime to ensure the law would be upheld and that the racist voting practices, supported by the Obama administration, were shut down. The ruling in the Northern Mariana Island case was handed down just after a similar ruling was handed down by the United States Supreme Court in a voting obstruction case in Hawaii.
Both of the voting rights lawsuits address the unabashed unconstitutional practices that violate the 15th Amendment prohibition against racial discrimination. Each lawsuit also addressed violations of the 14th Amendment mandate or equal protection under the law.
The United States commonwealth defines individuals who are at least one-quarter indigenous, either Chamorro or Carolinian, or a combination of both. John Davis is a both an island resident and taxpayer but does not count as a "native" under existing law, so he isn't allowed to vote.
Davis ultimately hired a lawyer to fight Obama's Justice Department. The federal agency is responsible for enforcing voter rights yet refused to get involved in the obvious voter discrimination case.
The judge, Ramiona Manglona, ruled the Mariana Islands law violated both the 15th and 14th Amendments against racial discrimination and equal protection. This judge was appointed by Obama two years ago.
"Race, as used in the Reconstruction-era civil-rights laws, meant something other than or in addition to skin color or shared physical features," read the ruling by Judge Ramona Manglona. "It also referred to classes of persons singled out solely because of their ancestry or ethnic characteristics."
The federal judge also determined the island government violated a law which guarantees the right of United States citizens to vote in ALL state and territorial elections "without distinction of race, color, or previous condition of servitude." The Northern Marianas appealed the ruling this week in the California-based 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
The racist voting laws in the territory were held as unconstitutional once again. The judge found the voting rules amount to a "race-based restriction" and a violation of the Constitution. "The Commonwealth cannot limit or modify the United States Constitution by adopting inconsistent provisions in its own constitution," the infamous Liberal California appellate court panel ruled.
Obama's Department of Justice is only concerned about racial equality and voting rights when the issue at hand supports their Liberal narrative. In just a few more weeks Liberal partisan politics will be further kicked out of the law when Donald J. Trump is sworn in as the 45th President of the United States.
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