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Ji Chang-wook is coming back as a 70-year old man.
He is starring in the drama "Mr. Baek" which is a drama about Baek Ho, a 70-year old hotel president, who is oblivious to everything else except himself and money. Once upon a time Baek Ho became the lowest ranking employee of a housekeeping department in his 30s. And after 70 years of his life, he discovers love.
Ji Chang-wook plays Baek Ho in "Mr. Baek". Many anticipate his return as he left an impressive mark with "Empress Qi" and the character in "Mr. Baek" is not an easy one as well.
"Mr. Baek" is a follow-up to "It's Okay, That's Love", which comes after "You're Surrounded" on SBS. The producer has been decided as well.
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Granite genesis and migmatization in the western Aar Massif, Switzerland
Hettmann, Kai; Siebel, Wolfgang; Spiegel, Cornelia; Reinecker, John
Neues Jahrbuch für Mineralogie - Abhandlungen Band 186 Heft 3 (2009), p. 309 - 320
published: Oct 1, 2009
ArtNo. ESP154018603005, Price: 29.00 €
U-Pb zircon geochronology, whole-rock Sr-Nd isotope composition and geochemical data obtained from the Lötschberg base tunnel traverse samples offer new information on ages and origins of Variscan granitoids and the Innertkirchen-Lauterbrunnen crystalline from the western Aar Massif, a major pre-Alpine basement complex. The granitoids intruded during two separate time intervals, in the early and the late Carboniferous. The Baltschieder granodiorite is the only example of the early Carboniferous magmatic pulse in the western Aar Massif. This primitive, lower-crust derived pluton intruded at ca. 336 Ma. The Gastern granite, the Bietschhorn granite and the Lauterbrunnen migmatites postdate the Baltschieder granodiorite and Variscan peak metamorphism. Both the Lauterbrunnen migmatites and the Gastern granite are the product of mid-crustal anatexis of the "Altkristallin", a pre-Variscan metamorphic complex in the Aar Massif. Crustal melting has been induced by decompression during regional uplift and zirconium saturation suggests a temperature of ∼830 °C for this event. The Bietschhorn (or Central Aar) granite is a product of a coeval, lower-crustal melting event triggered by magmatic underplating and appears to be unrelated to the Gastern granite.
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Lily Anderson has been hurt since she was young. She lives with her Dad, having lost her Mum a few years previous. Her Dad gets abusive, made worse by his constant drinking. When she meets Trent, she realises that there is someone out there who cares about her, and who wants to make her happy. Is Trent really too good to be true?
I am reluctant to say I liked this book due to the nature and content, but I did think it was a good book. I really felt for Lily, and I understand from her past why she did not tell anybody what was happening. I am really glad that Shayne was in her life, and that after everything that happened, Shayne was always there for her.
There were a few grammatical errors and missed words occasionally, and I sometimes had to re-read the same sentence to make sure I understood exactly what it said, but the story itself was good.
I rate this book 4/5 stars!
You can find this book on Goodreads here, Amazon UK here and Amazon US here.


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I highly recommend Joyeux Noel, a beautiful film which tells the story of a Christmas Eve WWI cease fire. Soldiers from Germany, France and Scotland find peace in the midst of war, and friendship with those they've been taught to hate. Based on the true story. The acting, music and scenery are stunning!
Michael Gott sings of this special night on his Christmas CD. The song is entitled, Christmas in the Trenches. Both the music and the movie are fitting reflections this time of year as we are mindful of all those who serve our country in the military.


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The original version of the play was in three acts and was first staged on 12 May 1664 as part of festivities known as Les Plaisirs de l'île enchantée held at the Palace of Versailles. Because of the attacks on the play and the ban that was placed on it, this version was never published, and no text has survived, giving rise to much speculation as to whether it was a work in progress or a finished piece. Many writers believe it consisted of the first three acts of the final version, while John Cairncross has proposed that acts 1, 3, and 4 were performed.[8] Although the original version could not be played publicly, it could be given privately,[8] and it was seen on 25 September 1664 in Villers-Cotterêts and 29 November 1664 at the Château du Raincy.[9]
The first revised version, L'Imposteur, was in five acts and was performed only once, on 5 August 1667 in the Théâtre du Palais-Royal. On 11 August, before any additional performances, this version was also banned. The final revised version in five acts, under the title Le Tartuffe, began on 5 February 1669 at the Palais-Royal theatre and was highly successful.[8] This version was published[10] and is the one that is generally performed today.[8]
Modern productions
The seminal Russian theatre practitioner Constantin Stanislavski was working on a production of Tartuffe when he died in 1938. It was completed by Mikhail Kedrov and opened on 4 December 1939.[11]
The first Broadway production took place at the ANTA Washington Square Theatre in New York and ran from 14 January 1965 to 22 May 1965. The cast included Hal Holbrook as "M. Loyal", John Phillip Law as "King's Officer", Laurence Luckinbill as "Damis" and Tony Lo Bianco as "Sergeant".
The National Theatre Company performed a production in 1967 using the Richard Wilbur translation and featuring Sir John Gielgud as Orgon, Robert Stephens as Tartuffe, Jeremy Brett as Valere, Derek Jacobi as The Officer and Joan Plowright as Dorine.[12]
A production of Richard Wilbur's translation of the play opened at the Circle in the Square Theatre in 1977 and was re-staged for television the following year on PBS, with Donald Moffat replacing John Wood as Tartuffe, and co-starring Tammy Grimes and Patricia Elliott.
Tartuffe has been performed a number of times at the Stratford Festival in Ontario, Canada first in 1968 with a production by the Stratford National Theatre of Canada using the Richard Wilbur translation and directed by Jean Gascon; the cast included Douglas Rain as Orgon and William Hutt as Tartuffe. The play has since been revived at the Festival in 1969, 1983, 1984 and 2000.
Simon Gray's adaptation was first performed at The Kennedy Center, Washington D.C., in May 1982, starring Barnard Hughes, Carole Shelley, Fritz Weaver and Brian Bedford.
In 1983, a Royal Shakespeare Company production directed by Bill Alexander used the translation by Christopher Hampton. Staged at The Pit in the Barbican Centre, London, the cast included Antony Sher as Tartuffe, Alison Steadman as Elmire, Mark Rylance as Damis and Nigel Hawthorne as Orgon. This production was later videotaped for television.
Another production at the Circle in the Square Theatre, entitled Tartuffe: Born Again, ran from 7 May to 23 June 1996 (a total of 25 previews and 29 performances). This was set in a religious television studio in Baton Rouge where the characters cavort to either prevent or aid Tartuffe in his machinations. Written in modern verse, Tartuffe: Born Again adhered closely to the structure and form of the original. The cast included John Glover as "Tartuffe" (described in the credits as "a deposed televangelist"), Alison Fraser as "Dorine" (described in the credits as "the Floor Manager") and David Schramm as "Orgon" (described in the credits as "the owner of the TV studio").
The most recent Broadway production took place at the American Airlines Theatre and ran from 6 December 2002 until 23 February 2003 (a total of 40 previews and 53 performances). The cast included Brian Bedford as "Orgon", Henry Goodman as "Tartuffe" and Bryce Dallas Howard as "Mariane".
The Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh staged a Scots version by Liz Lochhead in 1987, which it revived on 7 January 2006.
The Tara Arts theatre company performed a version at the National Theatre in London in 1990. Performed in English, the play was treated in the manner of Indian theatre; it was set in the court of Aurangazeb and began with a salam in Urdu.
A translation by Ranjit Bolt was staged at London's Playhouse Theatre in 1991 with Abigail Cruttenden, Paul Eddington, Jamie Glover, Felicity Kendal, Nicholas Le Prevost, John Sessions and Toby Stephens.[13]
Ranjit Bolt's translation was also staged at the National in 2002 with Margaret Tyzack as Madame Pernelle, Martin Clunes as Tartuffe, Clare Holman as Elmire, Julian Wadham as Cleante and David Threlfall as Orgon.[14]
David Ball adapted Tartuffe for the Theatre de la Jeune Lune in 2006. Dominique Serrand revived this production in 2015 in a coproduction with Berkeley Repertory Theatre, South Coast Repertory and the Shakespeare Theatre Company.[15]
Liverpudlian poet Roger McGough's translation premièred at the Liverpool Playhouse in May 2008 and transferred subsequently to the Rose Theatre, Kingston.[16]
Gordon C. Bennett and Dana Priest published a new adaptation, Tartuffe--and all that Jazz! in 2013 with www.HeartlandPlays.com set in 1927 St. Louis, the era of jazz and Prohibition, both of which figure into the plot. The play contains the original Tartuffe characters plus a few new ones in keeping with the altered scenario and a surprise ending to the hypocrite's machinations. The authors have created their own rhymed verse in the Molière tradition.
In October 2013, The National Arts Centre of Canada puts on a performance of Tartuffe set in 1939 Newfoundland.
In May 2014, the play was performed at the Ateliers Berthier theater in Paris, France.
In July/August 2014, Tartuffe was performed by Bell Shakespeare Company with a modern Australian twist, translated from original French by Justin Fleming, at the Sydney Opera House Drama Theatre and earlier at the Melbourne Theatre Company in 2008, with uniquely varied rhyming verse forms.


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Beautiful hotel with special character due to historic location. Excellent food and very quiet. Recommended for families. Located near several places to visit. Would for sure come back here. Ideal for a weekend getaway.
The hacienda is lovely, the grounds are well maintained and all very historic. The rooms though are not quite up to par, we never had any hot water in the shower and when we said something upon check-out they just shrugged it off, like "sorry". The restaurant both for breakfast and dinner left much to be desired!
The hotel was beautiful although it didn't have elevators and they had very few valet for the luggage. A problem. The restaurant was pretty expensive and the menu was reduced.
The best of the place are the rooms and the "Hacienda" that the hotel is built on.
Quite a disappointment!
The hacienda itself is incredibly beautiful, with lush gardens, ruins of old buildings all covered by vegetation, amazing pool setting under the old arcs, church & chapel inside the property.
But! It should be taken from Fiesta Americana and given to smbd who knows how to do the job... they managed to transform the place which meant to be an excusite experience into badly organised package tour-style hotel.
Too many rooms for the space and the staff which fails to serve them well; overcrowded pool, no separation for families with kids and adult zones - djacuzzi meant to be for relaxation became the playground for 20 kids; 20-min queues at the breakfast; poor food, hygiene & organzation at resto - the omlet station staff serves adds ingredients with bare hands, opens the trash bin and continues without washing; waiters take the piles of dirty dishes thru the whole room, balancing trays over peoples heads to get to the dishwashing room; maintanence staff walking thru the pool, gardens with trash bins and equipment; no sound protection in the rooms (remember church inside - bells start at 7.30am; cars parked 10m from the rooms and staff starts moving them at 8am, leaving the engine on for 10 min; you can hear the TV playing in the next room up to each word said)
Conclusion: get in to see the place but never stay overnight!!! If you would like to see beautiful hacienda and have nice weekend, go to Hacienda de Cortes
Visited the restaurant for a family breakfast. Excellent Mexican traditional food selection, juices and drinks and staff service. The Hacienda is breathtaking with lots of green areas and space for the kids to place. The chapel and Chacuaco tunnel are good for some quiet time.
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Following the huge success of Canvas 4 and Canvas Turbo, Micromax launched a high range device Canvas Knight A350 now. The Smartphone is less with all advanced features and available online for sale at 19,999 INR approximately $328. The Indian Company Micromax recognized the requirements of Indian folks and launching back to back high range Smartphones. Here we have described Micromax Canvas Knight with specifications and reviews.
Design & Build
The official site of Micromax did not mention measurement for this phone, but It looks stylish and slim. It does not pursue Micromax Turbo, instead seems like an Apple iPhone. The canvas knight is shaped with brushed metal styling with gold bezels, and back panels come with a glass finish. According to the site, the device will be available in three colors-black, white and gold and black and gold.
User Interface
When we examined the hardware and design of the handset, we got everything brilliant, but OS disappoint us. The device runs on Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean Operating System, similar to its previous launched handset Canvas Turbo. The Smartphones lovers were expecting Android 4.3 Jelly Bean or KitKat OS this time from Micromax.
The company has packed Canvas Knight with necessary preloaded apps such as M!Security, M!Live, M!Unlock as well as some third party apps like Hike, Spuul, Opera Mini and more. Micromax has finalized a deal with Blackberry to preload BBM app on its Canvas Mobiles. You will also get M!Vault, Truecaller, GetIt pre-loaded along with traditional games such as Real Steel WRB, Where's My Perry and Where's My Water.
Cellular Connectivity
Micromax Canvas Knight A350 comes with Dual SIM, which supports GSM and 3G networks. The company has started to research on 4G networks so that this feature might be avail in next handset.
Indian Company has already retained 5 inches full HD display in the Turbo, as well as the pixels, grow up to 443 ppi. Now, this time, the handset has full HD CGS (Continuous Grain Silicon) IPS display. It means we can imagine more clear and sharp images in the new technology device.
The processor is the major part of every phone, so Micromax has powered this device by 2GHz MediaTek MT6592T Octa-core processor along with 2 GB of RAM. It comes with ARM Mali 450 GPU which produces better speed and quality for multimedia activity. The device has been added in the category of Gionee and Intex phone, which also selling octa core phones.
While the Canvas Turbo comes with 16 GB inbuilt storage but no option for expanding memory, here the Knight A350 is available with 32 GB onboard storage which is sufficient for Smartphone lovers. The device does not provide any other online option or external card for expanding more.
We got front camera much improved here. It is equipped with 16 MP camera on its rear side with auto focus and flash. The rear camera comes with Omni Vision's Camera Chip sensor and next gen M8 Largan Lens, which lets you record 1080pixels videos at 30fps. The users can also access the camera with their voice.
The Smartphone has 8 MP front facing camera too for video calling support. Micromax has added "Camerazzi" app in the phone that offers some features like 360 degrees Panorama, Cinematograph, and Object Eraser.
The Canvas Knight is packed with all high-end connectivity features including GPS, A-GPS, Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi and Micro USB, 3.5 mm audio jack, etc.
Now we come to the battery; the device is equipped with 2350 mAh powerful battery. The Knight phone is being expected to deliver talk time up to 7.5 hours and standby time up 175 hours. Given feature of the phone will be plus point for it.
If you are looking for a budget-friendly Android smartphone priced under 20000 INR Knight A350 is our first recommendation.


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Ciao Darling
I don't know about you, but something about this time of year makes me want to travel. I think it usually begins with my summertime tradition of evening gelato and ends with the countless movie nights watching Roman Holiday. Call me a romantic, but there is something about Italy that makes my heart go wild.
I know life is full of endless to-do lists, but let's all take a step back and imagine ourselves in il bel paese d'Italia (which means "the beautiful country of Italy"). Here in Italy, there is no stack of paper on your desk or pile of laundry on your floor…here there are only miles of rolling hills and streets paved with cobblestone. In the morning, you spend your time with hot espresso shots and oversized hats at the local cafe. At some point, you set down your newspaper and take a deep breath as you inhale the smell of sunflowers and watch a busy bee buzz around rose vines. You think to yourself this is bellissimo, and when everything in life feels just about perfect, a leaf dances its way effortlessly into your hair. You look around and the whole earth seems to be gold with the setting sun and you hear the winds whisper, "Ciao, darling."
Ok……so we might not be able to purchase you a plane ticket to Italy, but we can offer you some artisan crafted accessories, handmade in a charming little shop in Italy.
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With these Italian artisan accessories, we promise that Italy won't feel so far away.


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One Fine Day recognizes the importance of genuine design, trust built out of relationship and professionalism. As a boutique event designer and planner, my goal is to create truly unique events inspired by my clients. In all that I do, I choose joy, chase happiness and make magic happen.
Creative at heart, I have a passion for fusing together traditional wedding elements with fresh and original design ideas. I love that I get to do this for a living. It's never a chore, always a blast.
My Story
I am a California native, organizational nerd and have a love for all things pretty. I am inspired by my clients, the natural beauty of the coast, and the vibrant community of the city I live in. I find comfort in organization and pre-planning. I get excited about cohesive details and even more excited when those details are made by hand.
The best advice I've ever been given: Leave a place better than you found it, and you'll always be invited back.
My love for event planning started young. My mother was an event coordinator in Santa Cruz, CA and I often got to tag along and watch her work from under the buffet tables. In high school, I worked my way up to assist several talented event designers, coordinators and caterers on events at Nestldown, The Monterey Bay Aquarium and private estates. In college I went to school full-time and worked at Apple as an administrative assistant and planned corporate events for the iTunes teams. Later, when I moved to San Francisco to join a startup, I hustled on the side as an event planner for some pretty amazing companies and the Zuckerberg family.
After 10 years of experience, I finally made my part-time hobby my full-time hustle.


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After the artist's impression of recent weeks, the real thing has been unveiled at the Chicago International Motor Show. It's said to be bigger inside, better equipped and powered by a 180kW 3.8-litre V6.
On the engine front, that's a big step up from the 132kW 2.5-litre V6 in the current Carnival. The transmission in the Chicago show car is a five-speed automatic.
Kia says its new people-mover is "significantly lighter" than the current Carnival. It'd want to be. The current Carnival's 1888kg kerb weight is above the odds, especially when you consider that's unladen. When all seven seats are taken, that's a lot of weight for a 2.5-litre V6 to lug around ... and stop.
Australian Kia distributer Ateco says it hasn't yet finalised specification and equipment levels for the Carnivals we'll get here, but the people-mover at the Chicago show was in two equipment levels: LX and EX, with the flagship EX version getting as standard most of the options available on the base model.
Powered sliding doors and tailgate are also new to the Carnival but likely to be optional here, at least on the base model.
Other options available in the US include six standard-size airbags, dual front- and front-seat-mounted side airbags, and full-length side curtain 'bags for all three seating rows.
Additional standard safety equipment includes a tyre pressure monitoring system and active front seat headrests, while an electronic stability program (ESP) and a traction control system (TCS) with brake assist available in the US as part of an option package.
Ateco also says that anti-lock brakes -- a $1395 option on the current Carnival, but in our opinion essential -- will be optional on the new model here. Obviously, we can't say yet whether they'll be standard on the flagship model. However, much to its credit, for the new model Kia has dropped the current Carnival's rear drum brakes in favour of discs all round, with larger diameter vented discs up front.
US-market Carnivals also get larger wheels and tyres than those on the current vehicle, with 16-inch steel wheels shod with 225/70 R16 tyres on the LX version, and 17-inch alloy wheels with 235/60 R17 tyres on the flagship EX.
Suspension is independent all round, with MacPherson struts at the front and a multi-link set-up at the rear.
Interior space is said to be 15 percent greater in the new model, and on the US-market top-spec model the centre-row seats are "captain's chairs". The third row seat is a new 60/40 split type.
In addition to the LX and EX models' standard equipment, the US option packages on offer include: leather seats with front seat heaters, seat and outside mirror memory settings for driver, backup warning system, power sliding doors, power tailgate, power adjustable pedals, power sunroof and a premium entertainment system featuring a DVD player and 11 speakers.
As with the current Carnival, the real test here will be the new model's pricetag. Obviously, Ateco will be aiming to keep its price-leader market advantage.
We'll tell you more as soon as local specifications and prices are announced.


text: So last night I got a few pics from friends, but I tried to send one and it just never sent....the lil circle (sending indicator) kept spinning, and it was under undelivered messages all night long. Today I tried to send another pic to another friend, same thing...and this time, my battery heat up like a MOFO! if anyone remembers, i complained about high battery temps the first day I got froyo; it reached 40 degrees C easily by hardly doing anything...well ever since my factory reset, it hasn't done it until today when it was trying to send that picture. THe battery heated up to 42 degrees C rather quickly, and the pictures just NEVER sent. I went into stock messaging app, sent the pic, and bam went right through, friend got it and all. Any ideas on what's going on here? I turned my phone off since it was getting so hot; i'm gonna let it cool too. Also noticed that my battery went from 88% to 75% within a matter of maybe two minutes while it was trying to send that text! wtf! i've stopped using ATK; no task killer on there at all. any ideas?!? zemerick, i'm looking in your direction! haha *nevermind* i forgot what the limit to sending a pic msg was; the pics i were sending were like 1700kb and apparently that's too high i suppose?


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Searching for unique and peaceful Isle of Mull cottages? The Haunn Cottages are just that. A two mile drive along the farm track delivers you to another world where three historic blackhouses nestle into the landscape, and a whitewashed bungalow sits alone in open landscape with wonderful sea views – Haunn is tranquil, beautiful and remote – a very special place.
East, Middle, West and Toechtamhor
East, Middle and West 'blackhouses' were originally crofters' homes. Even in those days Haunn was remote, and the families who lived here survived by working on both the land and the sea. Their children walked to school from here, latterly to Mornish beyond Calgary, once the Treshnish school had closed. Toechtamhor was built in the 1930's by a daughter of one of the Haunn families. She chose grand windows, much larger than the blackhouse ones – and thank goodness she did, as those large windows make the most of the wonderful views!
The uniqueness of Haunn
If you are searching for unique Isle of Mull cottages, Haunn could be the perfect location for you. It takes about 15 minutes to drive to the Haunn Cottages from the farm, along the uneven farm track through fields. At certain times of year there can be up to 4 gates to open and close. This distance marks the uniqueness of Haunn. It creates a feeling of stepping back in time and of being away from the world. As you slowly drive along the farm track, you can leave the pace of modern life behind you! It is not so far though if you want to eat out locally. Our nearest eating places are Calgary Tearoom or Am Birlinn. Both are located between here and Dervaig – and open during the main season. Driving along the farm track is manageable in an ordinary car.
Haunn is a Norse word meaning 'harbour' and refers to the natural harbour cut into the shoreline half a mile beyond the present settlement. There is a ruin of a small 'byre', behind Middle. The 'kailyard' was where vegetables were grown. By 1945 the last family to live here had moved to Dervaig. Some of their descendants still live on the island.
The Haunn cottages have been popular Isle of Mull holiday cottages since the 1970's. Our task was to carefully renovate and restore them in keeping with their history and their exceptional location. These 'blackhouses' are small, simple yet charming, cottages. Even the recent addition of electricity brings little apparent change to their peaceful atmosphere. In keeping with their original character, these remote cottages do not have T.V.s, washing machines or microwaves.
Discovering Haunn
We discovered Haunn by complete accident. We had no map, no guidebook. We walked along the track expecting open fields before reaching the sea. It was a complete surprise to find the cottages nestling in the shelter of a hill, in full summer sunshine. It was so quiet and so timeless. We moved here 6 years later and in planning the renovations over the years we have held onto our first impressions from that first walk here.
We have modernized and improved the Haunn cottages, adding electricity and bathrooms, but always being careful to minimize impact on the environment and the atmosphere at Haunn.
Peace and quiet
The peace and quiet at Haunn attracts wildlife such as red deer, which come and graze on the hill above the cottages. Look out for otters along the shore. You can sometimes spot a hen harrier or a golden eagle from a cottage window. In early summer, orchids (common, butterfly, fragrant, frog, marsh and small-white) can be awesome in number. They are part of a rich diversity of flowers present and thriving in the carefully managed fields around the cottages.
In the Reference/Phone Room at the Farm (halfway between Haunn and the public road) guests are welcome to use the Payphone, our satellite broadband Wifi, a washing machine and an extra deep freeze. Treshnish and Haunn guests are welcome to use them.


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Ms. Migliorino has experience in handling proceedings in various Australian Courts including the Supreme Court of NSW, the Federal Court of Australia and the Land and Environment Court of NSW, as well as with various alternate dispute resolution mechanisms including Mediation and Expert Determination.


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My girls love ladybugs. We've started spotting some in our yard recently, so I thought we'd have a little fun with a ladybug theme for this month's Virtual Book Club for Kids. This ladybug math game can be adapted for toddlers, preschoolers, and children in early elementary school. It incorporates scooping, pouring, sensory play, and math.
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The Virtual Book Club for Kids is reading books by Mem Fox this month. Yoo-Hoo, Ladybug! was a perfect choice for my ladybug loving girls. Tinker especially loved hide and seek aspect of this book. She asked to reread the book over and over again, and each time she was just as excited to find the ladybug hiding on each page.
I decided to build on that enthusiasm with our own twist on a ladybug hide and seek game. To prepare the math game I placed split peas in a large bowl. Then I added ten small ladybug toys. If you don't have any, you could also use red buttons or red glass gems to represent ladybugs. I cut two leaf shapes out of green craft foam, and set everything out with a scoop and a tray.
Counting Math Game
For kids learning to count and practicing one-to-one correspondence play a "scoop and seek" game. Get a big scoop from the large bowl and pour it into the tray. Then add the ladybugs to the leaf. Touch each ladybug while counting aloud.
You can either add the ladybugs back in each time, or keep them out and continue playing until you've found all of the ladybugs. Tinker loved this version.
Comparing Math Game
To practice comparing numbers, add another leaf so that there are two. This time the ladybugs from the first scoop to the first leaf and the ladybugs found in the second scoop to the second leaf. Compare the two numbers. Discuss math vocabulary like more, less, greater, fewer, as many as, and equal.
Addition Math Game
Add a writing utensil and recording sheet of some sort to the comparing math game materials and you can practice recording addition sentences to go along with the activity. See how many different addition sentences kids can find.
Playing with a Partner
Both the comparing and addition games work well with a partner. Each child can have their own leaf. As they each scoop and count they can either compare the amounts or develop an addition sentence to go along the amounts.
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Unanswered: Non clustered index on a table
I have some tables in my database. I have a scenario to find out only the non clustered index on all the tables under a particular database. According to my understanding Db2 will create all index(except first index) as a non clustered unless we specify the Clustered Keyword while creating.
i can filter my database to get the clustered index on all the tables by the following query
Select * from sample.syscat.indexes where INDEXTYPE = 'CLUS' AND TBNAME like 'CVB.FGHJ'.
Is there any query like this where I can get only the non clustered indexes on a particular table.
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I believe that would be:
Select * from sample.syscat.indexes where INDEXTYPE <> 'CLUS' AND TBNAME like 'CVB.FGHJ'.
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For non-MDC row-organized tables db2 lets you have an optional single clustering index.
The PK is not automatically clustered (you must first create a clustered unique index then alter the PK to use the same column sequence as your clustered one ).
So all ordinary indexes whose indextype is not CLUS for row-organized non-MDC tables are not clustered.
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- 1 IronPython 3 Implementation
- 2 ironpython
- 3 see also setence is bad
- 4 Simple Windows Forms application
- 5 Link to "Python IDE Project" is bogus.
- 6 Difficult to read?
- 7 Why "Iron"?
- 8 Sample code
- 9 Unrelated reference removed
- 10 Removed Introductory Sentence
- 11 The Issue of Compatibility
- 12 ironpython IDE
IronPython 3 Implementation[edit]
Someone should mention this. They mentioned the work started on it here- [[1]] — Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 15:11, 23 October 2014 (UTC)
My understanding is that IronPython is not attempting to be a complete Python implementation. Can someone please further describe what IronPython really is other than just the whole python on dotnet rigamaroll?
- IronPython is definitely trying to be a complete Python implementation. Do you have any evidence to the contrary? Sanxiyn 07:18, 18 June 2007 (UTC)
I expanded this article by describing (in my view) why IronPython make sense. Essentially, when developing a complex application framework, the server-side developer rarely understands how the downstream client-side developers will want to use the framework. Therefore, it often makes sense to push responsibility for developing analytics from the server-side to the client-side.
IronPython greatly simplifies this objective, particularly since .NET is fairly rigid in the way it supports dynamic code structures. By integrating IronPython into an existing framework, the server-side developer, with minimal work, can greatly expand the range of analytics that client-side developer has access to. Instead of tweaking the interface everytime a new request comes in, the server-side developer can concentrate on maintaining clean data structures.
I highlighted this with a short example.
Hope this makes sense.
-ronnotel (10/15/05)
- Is it possible to restrict the capabilites of a script sent from the client to the server? If not, one could try to insert som dangerous code into the server...
see also setence is bad[edit]
See also Boo, a language for .NET and Mono based on Python, but has features borrowed from C# and Ruby such as static typing and anonymous closures.
it may give the impression nthat Ruby has static typing which AFAICT it doesn't --Nkour 13:27, 23 November 2005 (UTC)
- yeah. I agree. I was bold and changed it. - David Björklund (talk) 01:15, 24 November 2005 (UTC)
Simple Windows Forms application[edit]
The Simple Windows Forms application section is a how-to, and doesn't belong in an encyclopia article. 18.104.22.168 21:36, 28 August 2006 (UTC)
I have removed the how-to section : Hessian
Link to "Python IDE Project" is bogus.[edit]
The link to the "Python IDE Project" seems to be spam.
Difficult to read?[edit]
Honestly, I don't understand most of the article. I think it should be improved. Only thing I take away is that everything is somewhat dynamic. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 18.104.22.168 (talk) 03:09, 10 March 2008 (UTC)
Why "Iron"?[edit]
Is there any reason why the language has got the prefix "Iron"? With Jython or JPython it's clear, but what is so "Iron" about .NET? Is there any official explanation of the name? If so, it should be mentioned. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 184.108.40.206 (talk) 12:20, 19 March 2008 (UTC)
- This would be interesting to know. It's probably just the name that they decided (Nython doesn't really click) and then IronRuby and IronScheme just followed along. MahangaTalk 23:06, 19 March 2008 (UTC)
The name IronPython was chosen by Jim Hugunin who started the project and is an obscure reference to a childhood rhyme that he likes! Origin of the name IronPython MichaelFoord
Sample code[edit]
I rewrote the loop in the code sample to use the more Pythonic list comprehension syntax. However, I am confused about that last line there; why is the list being stated on its own line? Not sure what to do with it. Rainault (talk) 17:49, 5 June 2008 (UTC)
(Full disclosure - I work for Resolver Systems)
The referenced page "Differences Between Resolver One's Formula Language and Python Expressions" does not make the point that it was being cited to support. Although Resolver One is written in IronPython, and is not compatible with CPython, the referenced page is not related to this. Instead, it is description of a DSL used within the application, and in particular how that particular DSL differs from Python. I was bold and removed the reference.
I don't think there is a page on the Resolver Systems website that explains how and why Resolver One is not CPython-compatible. There probably should be! I will put something here when there is - directly into the article if no-one objects.
--Gpjt (talk) 11:40, 9 July 2008 (UTC)
Removed Introductory Sentence[edit]
The following sentence in the introduction did not make sense as written, had no citation and seemed to be biased against the open source nature of the project "As the open source license of IronPython does not apply to parts of its documentation, including the comparison fact sheet, it is not clear of how these differences affect compatibility with the reference implementation of CPython.". I don't think such discussion was helpful in the introductory status - I left the statement that products developed on top of IronPython are not compatible with CPython, although that is hardly the point of IronPython (to leverage the .NET framework through Python). MichaelFoord (talk) 19:27, 4 October 2008 (UTC)
The Issue of Compatibility[edit]
The water is being muddied here without need. There are two main issues with compatibility language and libs
IronPython seeks to be 100% language compatible...
It's well integrated with the rest of the .NET Framework and makes all .NET libraries easily available to Python programmers, while maintaining compatibility with the Python language.
It intends to be language compatible, and integrate with the .NET libraries. There's not a lot of ambiguity here as it doesn't speak to Python libs. Python libs written in Python should run in IronPython and if they don't might be considered a bug as they should be able to rely upon Python compatability.
Python libs written in C (or whatever) as pyd extensions can not be expected to run out of the box as that would be a different compatibility issue extirely.
IronPython is a Python language implementation.
Applications written in Python may or may not be compatible with either IronPython or CPython (or JPython) depending on whether they use .NET specific features or C specific features (or Java specifc features).
Appplications written in Python may or may not be compatible with either *nix or Windows systems depending on whether they use Windows specific features or *nix specific features.
This is not a controversial area for a language to be in. There is no drama here. There are no tricky aspects that haven't been visited many times with other languages before. There is no divorcement from common sense.
Historically the Python community has already dealt with such issues over windows which are why there are windows specific parts of the Python libs. It is why there are python and pythonw versions of CPython.
--Carnagh (talk) 12:49, 28 April 2009 (UTC)
ironpython IDE[edit]
The list of Iron pyhton IDE could be place in the page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_integrated_development_environments#IronPython instead speak of some ide in this article . ~~ —Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 18:42, 8 August 2009 (UTC)
Though it claims to be significantly faster than CPython, the references show it is only faster in a few cases, and slower in most others.Maybe "IronPython is generally slower than CPython, ..., but can be faster for some tasks" instead? 184.108.40.206 (talk) 16:05, 12 August 2009 (UTC)
- It is faster than CPython. Check yourself. Shootout reference runs IronPython on Mono, which is quite different from running IronPython on .NET. On the other hand, performance difference between Mono and .NET would be good to include. Sanxiyn (talk) 06:00, 14 August 2009 (UTC)
- The referenced PyBench benchmark indicates mixed results. Seems there are two areas where IronPython has performance deficiencies. First dictionaries - IronPython seems to be about 100 % slower on some of the dictionary stuff. Secondly, exception handling, IronPython seems to be faster when exceptions aren't raised. But raise an exception, and IronPython hits a brick wall - 50 x slower. IronPyton looks to be faster for a lot of things, though. In the end, your results will vary with your application mix. --Aflafla1 (talk) 21:52, 18 November 2010 (UTC)
I was bold and changed this.Rabidpoobear (talk) 05:01, 15 August 2009 (UTC)
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Udayana University which was founded on September 29, 1962, and initiated by the establishment of the Faculty of Letters which was part of Airlangga University on September 29, 1958. At the first time, three faculties have been established: Faculty of Letters (FS Unud), Faculty of Medicine (FK Unud), and Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Husbandry (FKHP Unud). Now, Udayana University has ten faculties: Faculty of Letters, Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Animal Husbandry, Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Economics, Faculty of Agriculture, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Science, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Faculty of Agricultural Technology, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, and Faculty of Tourism. Moreover, there are also two study programs: D-4 Study Program in Tourism and Public Health Study Program.
On October 6, 1992, Udayana University was appointed by the Department of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia, which was represented by the Directorate General of Higher Education to organize master programs and on June 1, 2012, there are 25 master programs, namely:
- Master Program in Linguistics (The Decree Number: 431/Dikti/Kep/1992)
- Master Program in Cultural Studies (The Decree Number: 46/Dikti/Kep/1995)
- Master Program in Ergonomics and Work Physiology (The Decree Number: 402/Dikti/Kep/1995)
- Master Program in Sports Physiology (The Decree Number: 403/Dikti/Kep/1995)
- Master Program in Legal Science (The Decree Number: 71/Dikti/Kep/1997)
- Master Program in Management (The Decree Number: 372/Dikti/Kep/1998)
- Master Program in Agricultural Biotechnology (The Decree Number: 187/Dikti/Kep/1999)
- Master Program in Dry-Land Farming (The Decree Number: 188/Dikti/Kep/1999)
- Master Program in Biomedicine (The Decree Number: 247/Dikti/Kep/1999)
- Master Program in Tourism Studies (The Decree Number: 151/D/T/2001)
- Master Program in Economics (The Decree Number: 1809/D/T/2001)
- Master Program in Environmental Science (The Decree Number: 1866/D/T/2001)
- Master Program in Agribusiness (The Decree Number: 2538/D/T/2001)
- Master Program in Animal Husbandry (The Decree Number: 1337/D/T/2002)
- Master Program in Civil Engineering (The Decree Number: 485/D/T/2003)
- Program Master in Accounting (The Decree Number: 3538/D/T/2007)
- Master Program in Architectural Engineering (The Decree Number: 4014/D/T/2007)
- Master Program in Electrical Engineering (The Decree Number: 851/D/T/2008)
- Master Program in Applied Chemistry (The Decree Number: 2857/D/T/2008)
- Master Program in Mechanical Engineering (The Decree Number: 466/D/T/2009)
- Master Program in Public Health (The Decree Number: 1772/D/T/2009)
- Master Program in Biology (The Decree Number: 26/D/O/2010)
- Master Program in Veterinary Medicine (The Decree Number: 25/D/O/2010)
- Master program in Notary (The Decree Number: 41/D/O/2010)
- Master Program in Food Science and Technology (The Decree Number: 166/E/O/2012)
In addition to those master programs, the Graduate Program of Udayana University are also comprised of doctoral programs:
- Doctoral Program in Linguistics (The Decree Number: 300/Dikti/Kep/1998)
- Doctoral Program in Medicine (The Decree Number: 52/Dikti/Kep/2000)
- Doctoral Program in Cultural Studies (The Decree Number: 2366/D/T/2000)
- Doctoral Program in Agricultural Sciences (The Decree Number: 3538/D/T/2007)
- Doctoral Program in Economics (The Decree Number: 1249/D/T/2009)
- Doctoral Program in Animal Husbandry (The Decree Number: 86/D/O/2010)
- Doctoral Program in Tourism (The Decree Number: 126/D/O/2010)
- Doctoral Program in Management (The Decree Number: 27/E/O/2012)
- Doctoral Program in Legal Science (The Decree Number: 264/E/O/2012)
- Doctoral Program in Engineering (The Decree Number: 472/E/O/2014)
Since its inception until October 16, 2000, all activities, which held by the Graduate Program of Udayana University, was coordinated by Prof. Dr. I Ketut Nehen, S.E., M.Sc. assisted by a Secretary: Dr. Ni Luh Sutjiati Beratha, M.A. Then, following the Decree issued by the Rector Number: 145/J14/KP.07.02/2000, the Director, Deputy Director I (for Academic and Student Affairs) and Deputy Director II (Administration and Finance) were appointed. The first Director of the Graduate Program of Udayana University was Prof. Dr. dr. I Made Bakta, Sp.P.D. (KHOM) who was assisted by the Deputy Director I, Prof. Dr. Ir. Dewa Ngurah Suprapta, M.Sc., and the Deputy Director II, Dr. Ni Luh Sutjiati Beratha, M.A. The second Director of the Graduate Program of Udayana University was Prof. Dr. Ir. I Dewa Ngurah Suprapta, M.Sc. who was assisted by the Deputy Director I, Prof. Dr. Ni Luh Sutjiati Beratha, M.A., and the Deputy Director II, Dr. I Putu Gde Sukaatmadja, SE., MP. The third Director of the Graduate Program of Udayana University was Prof. Dr. dr. AA Raka Sudewi, Sp.S(K) pursuant to the Decree issued by the Rector Number: 606/H14/KP/2009 who was assisted by the Deputy Director I, Prof. Dr. Made Budiarsa, MA, and the Deputy Director II, Prof. Dr. I Ketut Budi Susrusa, M.S. The fourth Director of the Graduate Program of Udayana University was Prof. Dr. dr. A.A Raka Sudewi, Sp.S(K) pursuant to the Rector Decree Number: 505/UN14/KP/2013 who was assisted by the Deputy Director I, Prof. Dr. Made Budiarsa, MA, and the Deputy Director II, Prof. Made Sudiana Mahendra, Ph.D.
Vision management Master Program Udayana University Graduate Program is the realization of Udayana University Graduate Program who is able to produce graduates Winning, Independent, and cultured in 2025.
To achieve its vision, there are the missions:
- Organizing higher education and science and technology development and top quality produce graduates who have the moral / ethical / moral, and have high competence and integrity in accordance with KKNI, SNDikti and demands of local communities, nationally and internationally.
- Develop research and community service to the public in accordance with SNDikti, the development of science and technology for the benefit of society, nation and world.
- Boosting the capacity of human resources Unud PPs towards excellent service and customer satisfaction.
- Boosting and utilization of infrastructure facilities of international standard.
- Improving governance, strengthening accountability, organization structure of the organization that is efficient, effective, transparent, and accountable.
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I think this is the most colourful I've gotten all year... I love the pink and blue together, it's definitely a lot of fun! I'm going to get some great use out of these jeans during the fall months, I can already tell.
Later today I'm heading to Kingston to visit my boyfriend's family. We're spending the weekend there to tour the city and take lots and lots of pictures. Hopefully the weather holds up for us, but it's not looking too promising :(. Cross your fingers for us to have sun!


text: Canali to Exit Florence Trade Show Pitti Uomo After 13 years as a mainstay, Canali is leaving Pitti Uomo, the Florence-based trade show. By Emilie Marsh on December 3, 2008 MILAN — Could Pitti Immagine Uomo be losing some of its luster? After 13 years as a mainstay, Canali is leaving the Florence-based trade show, joining a list of marquee brands — such as Ermenegildo Zegna, Brioni and Hugo Boss — that have exited in recent years. Canali, an Italian luxury men's wear brand that's turning 75 next year, said Tuesday it would present its fall/winter 2009-2010 collection at Milan's Triennale Museum of Contemporary Art on Jan. 18 instead. "We believe that coming back to Milan, where the company was founded and where our headquarters is based, is a strategic solution and a sign of change," global communications director and family member Elisabetta Canali told WWD. "Milan is known worldwide as the fashion capital. We are a luxury fashion brand, and we want to let our different targets know that our company has a new appeal. This presentation will allow us to show the emotional part of our products not only through the products themselves, but also through images, sounds and performances," she added. A Pitti spokesman said: "We have an excellent relationship with the Canali family and are very much at ease with the decision. "They have to diversify their strategy," he added. "Such brands can still participate in trade fairs, but it doesn't have to be in a continuous manner….Pitti is still an excellent harbor for most companies." Ermenegildo Zegna and Hugo Boss exited the fair in the last two years, while Brioni pulled out in the late Nineties. All three were major losses for Europe's foremost men's wear trade show. Industry sources said Pitti was an added cost for luxury labels, which already have their own distribution networks, and that their collections would benefit more from the visibility of their own showrooms in Milan. However, Brioni co-chief executive officer Andrea Perrone said the expo was still "a great opportunity" for other brands. "It is still the leading fair where men's wear brands across the globe congregate to share ideas and talk about the industry," Perrone said, adding that for family run brands, which can't afford to have commercial offices in key locations such as the United States and Asia, Pitti was "a key location." Retailers agreed. "[Pitti Uomo kicks off] the men's season, and we continue to see new and upcoming brands. I'm so happy Pitti is bringing these new smaller brands from around the world for us to discover," Bergdorf Goodman men's fashion director Tommy Fazio said. "The general feeling for the show seems to be positive, with the addition of Thom Browne showing for the first time in Europe, which is such exciting news," Fazio said. Browne is one of the leading designers to have been tapped by Pitti to increase the show's appeal. Comme des Garçons will debut its Homme Deux collection for the first time outside of Japan, while Giambattista Valli will give a runway presentation of his women's fall pre-collection in Florence on Jan. 15. Last season Diane von Furstenberg launched her resort line at Pitti W — Pitti Uomo's sister fair, which runs concurrently — giving a major boost to footfall. Barneys New York's executive vice president and general merchandise manager of men's Tom Kalenderian said Pitti was an important hub for artisan goods. "[Pitti] not only serves as a point of discovery but also saves time normally spent visiting other factories directly across Europe," Kalenderian said. He added that most of Barneys' procurement of collections from large fashion brands was done in New York, "leaving the majority of our work at Pitti to be focused on the smaller niche brands." "It is my hope that this forced evolution of Pitti will return its focus on discovering new and exciting artisan brands, which is what brought us to Pitti decades ago," he said. In 2007 Canali's group sales reached $260 million, with 35 percent coming from the U.S. Last May the label opened its first Manhattan unit at 25 Broad Street, just steps from the New York Stock Exchange, followed by a Las Vegas store, bringing the Canali U.S. store count to five. To access this article, click here to subscribe or click here to log in. load comments blog comments powered by Disqus


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Tessa believes fate has delivered Buffoon to her, and she's determined never to be parted from him More than that, she vows that one day she will race him in the Grand National. But how can a rebellious, hot-tempered girl - who's repeatedly been kicked out of boarding school and even laded in jail - acquire the strength and courage, not to mention the money, needed to become a jockey? Especially when her scheming stepfather would like nothing better than to see her fail.
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Raw & Living Foods: Learn The Art of Preparing Food For Self-Healing
What are Raw & Living Foods?
A raw food diet consists of foods that are primarily uncooked and unprocessed, which means they are foods that have never experienced a temperature above 118 degrees. These foods exclude most of the harmful fats, chemical contaminants, processed ingredients, refined sugars, and excessive animal proteins found in the average American diet. Living foods are foods in which growth or enzyme activity is still present, such as fermented foods like sauerkraut, kimchi, yogurts, and cheeses.
How to Become a Raw Chef
At Natural Epicurean, we teach Raw & Living Foods as part of our 900 Hour Plant-Based Culinary Program and is also taught as a specialized course at our school. Some of the curriculum highlights are:
- How to prepare fresh and unprocessed raw foods for optimum nutritional value
- Soaking, sprouting, juicing and nut milk production
- Spreads, pastes, salads, appetizers
- Main dishes, breads and desserts
- Advanced raw techniques, including dehydration and fermentation, to create heightened dishes
Raw & Living Recipes to get you started:
- Raw Falafel
- Raw Kale Salad with Cranberries, Golden Raisin and Quick Orange Vinaigrette
- Raw Chocolate Mousse
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Are you one of those people who likes to sneak your own snacks into the theater? Or, do you prefer watching movies at home? No matter when or where you watch movies, you probably enjoy having a snack or two in the process. But, if you're like us, you don't just want a normal-sized snack, you want a proper theater-sized snack. If that's the case, then this Dubble Bubble Concession Size Bubble Gum is what you need!
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A Few Customer Service Mantras To Live By
Sometimes an office seems a little dull. This is very bad for your business. Your employees are not going to be happy in a boring, dull, lifeless environment where they stare at blank white walls all day long. By leaving little reminders about customer service around the office that are uplifting and to the point can help with morale at work.
Send out an uplifting e-mail or tweet to your staff with something like this from people like Walt Disney or other famous business leaders encouraging their employees. This reminds your staff that they are good at their job. It also reminds them that an excellent job can also bring in more business, which makes profit for you and them.
Another thing is that these famous business men or even religious figures may have a different perspective on life or business that we may sometimes forget that the customer is the life blood of your business. Take it from a person who has a multi-million dollar empire that customer service is something important in every business.
Everyone hates dealing with the customer who is extremely unsatisfied and is probably having a bad day and decides to take it out on the customer service representative. When things like this happen, and they will, you and your employees can take this instance and learn from it. Usually the most unhappy person has the most you can learn from about what not to do in customer service. Help your company improve from your experience.
Along with this train of thought no one is perfect and no business is perfect. This is key to remember when things do go wrong. Customers also know that no business is perfect, but they do expect you to know how to fix something when a mistake has been made. Remember everyone makes mistakes, but you have to be able to fix them somehow in order to keep your customers happy.
And last but not least remember, if you don't take care of your customer someone else will. This by far is the mantra all customer service industries should live by. If you don't keep people happy why would they want to come back to your company?
There are many, many more quotes out there to choose from and these are just a small collection that you can choose from to find your needs. A happy customer means more business, and more business leads to more money and a profitable business. This is the ultimate goal of your business and of course to enjoy what you do.
Keeping morale up at the office is a key part of customer service. If you want your customers to be taken care of you should take care of the people that take care of them. This is only logical. So spruce up that office a little and don't make it an environment that they will dread coming to.


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Despite the best attempts of the global elite, patriots worldwide have exposed some of their most hidden secrets.
Incredibly, many of these exposed secrets have remained relatively unknown, although hidden in plain view.
Here are three videos that exposed some of the shadow government's biggest secrets.
U.S. Government's Criminal Elements Running Sex Slavery Rings
Dyncorp, one of the largest defense contractors in the world, was found to be running massive sex slavery rings during the latter years of the Bush administration. Despite this, the United States government continued awarding Dyncorp with government contracts, all while ignoring their criminal activities.
Former Democratic Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney confronted former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumself in 2006 on the shocking discovery, demanding answers that never came.
Skull and Bones Satanic Ritual Caught on Tape
Journalists and several students were able to capture rituals from the Order of the Skull and Bones, a secret society based out of Yale University, on tape for the world to see.
Only inducting 15 new "bonesman" a year, elite members such as John Kerry and both Bush presidents have undergone ancient and satanic rituals which include the kissing of a human skull.
Charlotte Iserbyt, former Senior Policy Advisor in the U.S. Department of Education under Ronald Reagan, whose father was a member of Skull and Bones, revealed the group's darkest secrets in an exclusive Infowars report in 2011.
Political Heavyweight Admits Membership with Bohemian Grove
Although the Bohemian Grove's bizarre Babylonian rituals were exposed in 2000, few members would publicly admit, especially on camera, that they belonged to the elite club.
David Gergen, top advisor to four presidents, was confronted by Alex Jones on the club's mock sacrificial rituals in 2004.
Incredibly, Gergen not only admitted to being a "happy" member of the club, but became irate when asked about his involvement in the camp's most secret activities.


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Maharani Kottai Trailer (2015)
07 October 2015
Richard purchases an old bungalow called Maharani Kottai. It is supposely haunted. In spite of the warning from the people around him, he buys the bungalow for a thrill.
Watch the official Maharani Kottai 2015 trailer in HD below or find more Maharani Kottai videos on Vidimovie.


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text: Julie Dash's boldly imaginative, ecstatically visionary drama, from 1991, is one of the best American independent films; she turns one family's experience of the Great Migration into a vast mythopoetic adventure. The action is set in 1902, as four generations of the Peazant family, Gullah people living on one of the Sea Islands, off the coast of Georgia, prepare to move to the North, where the bourgeois and devoutly Christian Viola (Cheryl Lynn Bruce) and her stylish and independent cousin Yellow Mary (Barbara-O) already live. From generation to generation, the islanders have maintained the traditions of their African-born ancestors, along with tormenting memories of slavery. The matriarch, Nana (Cora Lee Day), herself a freed slave, resists leaving her home and losing her link with the dead; the movie is narrated by the Unborn Child (Kay-Lynn Warren), whose future life bridges tradition and modernity. Dash plots family relationships with a novelistic intensity and observes the cultural interweave of Christianity, Islam, African and Native American religions, mysticism, and politics with luminous lyricism and hypnotic pageantry. The intimate action shimmers with mysteries and legends; a visiting photographer (Tommy Hicks), interviewing a Muslim community leader (Umar Abdurrahman), uncovers the unbearable grief and tragic heroism that these tales mask.


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Jeffrey R. Young is an editor and writer focused on technology issues and the future of education.
He is currently a senior editor at EdSurge, covering all things edtech. He is also an adjunct professor of journalism at the University of Maryland at College Park, teaching a course on multimedia storytelling.
He previously spent 20 years at The Chronicle of Higher Education as a reporter and editor. During that time he held various roles, including leading technology coverage, editing the Students section, and serving as a Web editor, helping start blogs, podcasts, and multimedia features. He also founded and hosted the Re:Learning Podcast.
In 2014 he spent a year as a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University, where he was also a fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society.
Young has written for national publications including The New York Times, New Scientist, Slate, and The Wall Street Journal. An article he wrote was selected for the anthology The Best of Technology Writing 2007.
Young is a frequent speaker on issues of education and technology, having given talks at the South-by-Southwest Interactive conference, at education events, and on campuses. He received a bachelor's degree in English from Princeton University in 1995 and a master's in communication, culture, and technology from Georgetown University in 2001.


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Marco Canola won stage 13 of the Giro d'Italia as the day's three-man breakaway managed to hold off the charging peloton in Rivarolo Canavese.
Canola (Bardiani CSF) beat fellow escapees Jackson Rodriguez (Androni Giocattoli) and Angelo Tulik (Team Europcar) as the sprinters' teams misjudged their finish and were unable to reel in the trio.
Nacer Bouhanni (FDJ.fr) led the peloton in 11 seconds behind in fourth.
The general classification standings were unchanged as Rigoberto Uran (Omega Pharma-QuickStep) retained the maglia rosa he seized from Cadel Evans (BMC Racing) on Thursday.
Evans is 37 seconds behind the Colombian ahead of Saturday's mountainous 14th stage from Aglie to Oropa (Biella) in north western Italy.


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The Campus
The Campus
Excellent Academic Block surrounded by lush green lawns and sports ground.
All the Lecture Rooms are equipped with audio visual aids to create a proper Learning Environment.
All the Basic Amenities like Power-backup, Safe Drinking Water and Communication facilities are provided.
Moot Court Room is available to the students.
24x7 Wi-Fi Connectivity to the Internet is available.
Medical Facilities are provided to the students. Doctors visit the Institute on the regular basis and in emergency Doctors are available on call.
Regular Industrial visits are organised by the Institute to the students for the practical exposure of the corporate world.
The students are encouraged to participate actively in extra-curricular activities within and outside the campus.
The Institute is having security network of trained guards.
The institute takes stringent action against all type of ragging activities and reserves the right to cancel the admission.
Our object has always been to be in the forefront of utilization of IT and to leverage the power of IT in making learning informative and entertaining.
Our state of the art Computer Lab provides the students hands on experience and learning. Computer Lab is well equipped with 50 computers with LCD Screens having latest configurations, peripherals and software to help the students to excel in information technology. The computer center has a complete and secure network solution for the machines installed inside the campus. It is housed in a large magnificent & spacious building equipped with all ultra modern facilities.
In order to satisfy the appetite of the students to relax and give them a break after a hectic day Reliable is having an elegant, relaxing and spacious canteen. The canteen not only provides the students with mouth watering dishes but also is one of the most happening places in the campus with all the students gathering there to discuss their new experiences. Healthy and hygienic meals are also available in the canteen prepared by professionally managed caterers.
This is the place to rejuvenate the tired spirits through lip smacking delicacies. The Cafeteria provides much needed appetizer breaks in a cozy atmosphere.
Reliable is having a well equipped fully computerized library to provide relevant and up-to-date reference material to the students which adds to their theoretical inputs. A regular & constant approach is maintained towards enrichment of this collection. The library subscribes to prominent News Papers/Magazines to inculcate the reading habits among the students.
World class fully air conditioned Auditorium is the backbone of RELIABLE. We do organize Conferences, Seminars, Workshops, Cultural activities, personality development programmes etc. for the overall development and grooming of our students regularly. With a capacity of 300+, auditorium accommodates all the students for grand activities and very big national and international conferences.
A sharp mind needs a healthy body to support it. We encourage our students to indulge in sports activities like Cricket, Table Tennis, Lawn Tennis, Volleyball, Badminton, chess, carom etc. Institute has got its own team of various sports and regularly participates in various competitions. Games and sports have been one of the important foci of Reliable Institute in its endeavor to facilitate all-round development of students' physical and mental abilities.


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Chandranudikkunna Dikhil Trailer (1999)
Mukudan (Dileep) comes to a rural town to start his job as the local bank field officer. Through a series of events he meets and falls in love with Radha (Kavya Madhavan) and plans to get married. But fate changes the course and outcome of their life and love.
Watch the official Chandranudikkunna Dikhil 1999 trailer in HD below or find more Chandranudikkunna Dikhil videos on Vidimovie.


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Bereans Bible Study
Every third Thursday of the month
7:00pm – 9:00pm
College and Career ministry of Believers Fellowship
Join us for study in God's Word, life on life discipleship and evangelism, and lots of fellowship.
Meets most Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. in the Hunt's Home (please call for address)
We don't meet on the 2nd Thursday, BUT we meet that Friday for Friday Fellowships.
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7th July with Leigh Darby!
Leigh Darby is very valuable asset to the Babestation team…
Not only does this gorgeous MILF do Babestation nights, she also does days, Babestation Unleashed and never fails to impress us with solo or girl on girl shows over on Babestation X! There's nothing she won't do it would seem.
She loves every aspect of working in the adult industry, from the callers she gets off every night to the gorgeous girls she gets to work with, most recently the lovely Beth. Their lesbian show at the weekend was very popular indeed and we have a sneaky suspicion they'll be doing it again very soon indeed! However, having said that, these two can easily get another Babestation girl set in their sights if there's even an inkling of interest. Predators, the pair of them!
Leigh Darby started out in the adult industry as a makeup artist believe it or not. That soon fucking escalated didn't it? She's so steeped in filth now that she'll never want to leave. However, she did tell us that when she finally decides to give it all up (yeah right!) she wouldn't mind living abroad in the Caribbean. Let's hope that time doesn't come anytime soon guys.
Here's your schedule for Babestation today
- Kaitlyn
- Ruby Ryder
- Vicki Narni
- Lori Buckby
- Leigh Darby
- Paige Turnah
- Danni Levy
- Cali Garcia
Should be a good show all round!
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