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A sweet and surreal look at the life-and-death stakes of dating, Man Seeking Woman follows naive twenty-something "Josh Greenberg" (Jay Baruchel, How to Train Your Dragon) on his unrelenting quest for love. Josh soldiers through one-night stands, painful break-ups, a blind date with a troll, time travel, sex aliens, many deaths and a Japanese penis monster named "Tanaka" on his fantastical journey to find love.
Starring alongside Baruchel are Eric Andre (The Eric Andre Show) as "Mike," Josh's confident and daring best friend; Britt Lower (Unforgettable) as "Liz," Josh's intimidating older sister; and Maya Erskine (Betas) as "Maggie," the ex-girlfriend Josh can never quite forget.
Man Seeking Woman is back with a surreal new season about the life-and-death stakes of dating. "Josh Greenberg" (Jay Baruchel) has battled a lot in his quest for love (flesh-eating monsters, homicidal aliens). But this season will see him face his toughest challenge yet: a serious, long-term relationship.
Together, Josh and Lucy (Katie Findlay) will take on anniversaries, merging friend groups, ruthless drug lords, friendly forest creatures, student loans and even God himself. In order to make it, they'll have to work together and learn to live their lives as a team.


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Colton Haynes is the latest addition to the season seven cast of "American Horror Story."
Showrunner Ryan Murphy posted a photo of Haynes on Instagram with the announcement, "Welcome to American Horror Story, Colton Haynes."
Details about Haynes' character have not been revealed. While Murphy has said the season will be election-themed, further information on the storyline is being kept under wraps. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Hillary Clinton and President Donald Trump will not be official characters but the season picks up the day after election night.
"American Horror Story" veterans Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters will return. Other new additions to the cast include Billie Lourd and Billy Eichner. The season premiere is expected to debut in September on FX.

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British Pakistani author Kamila Shamsie. (Zain Mustafa/File)
Longlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2017, Kamila Shamsie's Home Fire has reaped praise for its aptitude in tackling difficult yet relevant contemporary issues.
A modern twist on Greek story Antigone, Home Fire in its heart is a family tragedy. In fewer than 300 pages, Shamsie fleshes out how British people of Pakistani descent struggle to be accepted in society and provokes readers to re-examine views on terrorism, returning jihadist fighters, minorities and identity.
The Jakarta Post talks to Shamsie about the book, with the paperback version hitting bookstores on March 22 -- making it accessible to a wider audience.
What drove you to write Home Fire in the first place? The topic is very sensitive, how did you handle it?
The idea started because a theater director asked me to think about re-writing the Ancient Greek play Antigone in a contemporary British context. When I read the play -- which has at its center two sisters who respond differently to the legal repercussions of their brother's act of treason -- I knew immediately that I wanted to connect it to a story that was very much in the news at the time, that of young British Muslims and their relationship with the British state. I didn't end up writing it as a play; I'm a novelist, so that's the form I wanted to use to tell the story.
When you write a novel you don't think about subjects as being sensitive or not -- you just think of them as being interesting and complex, and you wonder how to tell them in a story that's about a group of characters.
Home Fire delves into the experience of minorities. You grew up in Karachi before living in England and becoming a British citizen. What was it like being a minority when you were not one before?
Well, I was at university in America so I've known from the age of 18 what it feels like to move between a place where you're part of the majority to someplace where you aren't. In upstate New York I stood out much more as a Pakistani than I do in London. But of course, given the context of the world we live in, the issue isn't just being a minority; it's specifically about being Muslim. Of course it can get exhausting or upsetting to be part of a minority that's so demonized in the country where you live -- but it does make you look quite closely at the society you're in, and how different groups interact. And if you're a novelist, you channel that into your writing in ways that feel rewarding.
One controversial passage from the book is how minorities should detach themselves from all the attributes that make them minorities and set them apart from the majority in order to be fully accepted in society. Have you ever considered this personally? Do you think it's possible for a minority to be accepted without having to resort to that?
You have to have a very low opinion of yourself and the place you came from and the place you've moved to in order to really believe that you have to let go of every part of that place in order to be welcome in this place. Also, it's impossible. You end up being a fraud, uncomfortable in your skin, pretending to be someone you aren't.
That doesn't mean you should be resistant to being influenced by any new context in which you find yourself -- but that adaptation has to come from something more genuine than the wish to "pass" as belonging to some group other than the one you grew up in.
When you ask if it's possible for a minority to be accepted without having to resort to jettisoning part of themselves, my response is to want to know who you think needs to do the accepting. I live in London; it's a very mixed, heterogeneous place. Some people here may not accept minorities. Many people here are one kind of a minority or another. And our mayor -- democratically elected -- is a Muslim. There will always be people who don't accept him, but I'd rather focus on those who do.
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Your novel offers a very humane view of terrorists, their families and returning fighters. While national security agencies will understandably take a very cautious stance against them, how do you think we should act as members of society?
By not saying "they" as if a terrorist and their families belong to the same group. I would hope anyone who reads my novel will see that what I'm saying there is that you have to look at every individual case and decide how to respond.
To The Guardian, you talked about writing fiction, saying: "But if you write fiction, you are behind someone's eyes looking out, and that's the difference." How do you hone this ability of empathy?
I suppose for me it must have started with reading fiction. I grew up seeing the world through the eyes of people very different to me. But really, empathy is a common human characteristic -- only psychopaths completely lack it. But some people are selective about their empathy; believing that they should only use it for a certain group of people. If you're a novelist, it's just part of your professional life to empathize very widely in order to find human stories everywhere. But anyone can do it -- you just have to want to try.
The character Karamat Lone in Home Fire is a minority representation in politics. Do you feel you have some sort of responsibility in terms of representation in your writing?
No. I write the stories and characters that interest me. But of course I know that to write well you can't write stereotypes, or be lazy about the characters you create.
You have the privilege to be born in a family with a long literary tradition. How do you think this has affected you?
I don't know if I would have been a writer if I hadn't grown up in a house full of books and reading. So it's affected me at the very deepest level.
Indonesia and Pakistan are the first and second largest Muslim country in the world. Both are struggling to function as democracies amid rising conservatism, majority-minority dynamics, and terrorism as well, resulting in a bad international reputation. Do you have any comment on this?
My comment is that the same could be said these days for many countries in the world -- India, America, Britain, Turkey to name just a few. So I don't think being the first and second largest Muslim country in the world has very much to do with it.
Pakistani writers have been vocal in representing their country in the literature world, at least compared to their Indonesian counterparts. Do you have any advice for Indonesian writers aspiring for an international breakthrough?
All the Pakistani writers I know simply started off by sitting down at their desks, wanting to write, and wanting to write as well as they could. Twenty years ago, when I was first published, there was no way of knowing that in a few years people would be talking about Pakistani writing as something new and exciting in the world of English language publishing. And there isn't really any point thinking about those kinds of things. You just write the best book you can, and then send it out to agents and publishers and sit back and hope. (kes)
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About Corey
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Corey Calaycay is serving his fourth term as a member of the Claremont City Council (Mar. 2017- Dec. 2020). He previously served three one-year terms as Mayor (December 2018 - December 2019, March 2015 - March 2016, and March 2009 - March 2010). .
Corey was born in Chicago. Not long, thereafter, his family moved to Claremont where he has resided for the past forty-six years. He is a parishioner of Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church. He attended the United Church of Christ Pre-School, Foothill Country Day School, and Webb School of California. He went on to Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, receiving a degree in Business Administration in 1992.
In 1990, he ran his first race for Claremont City Council at age nineteen. While he did not win, he garnered a strong 2,382 votes. He ran unsuccessfully again in 1992 and 1994 before finally receiving the nod of the voters in the election of March 2005. At his installation on March 16, 2005, Mayor Calaycay remarked that his 15-year journey to City Council brought new personal meaning for him to the old adage, "if at first you don't succeed, try, try, try again."
Corey had been an active leader in the community in the years prior to his election. He served on the County of Los Angeles Local Suppression of Drug Abuse in Schools Advisory Committee and is Past-Chair of the City of Claremont Library Task Force, Past-President of the Friends of the Claremont Public Library, Past-Treasurer and Past-President of the Claremont Educational Foundation, and a founding member and Past-President of Active Claremont.
Corey has over ten years of experience working as a staff member for the California State Legislature and has had the opportunity to serve constituents in more than thirty communities in the region around Claremont including parts of Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside, and Orange Counties. He currently works as Manager of Ticketing & Credentials for Fairplex, home of the Los Angeles County Fair.
Councilmember Calaycay is Chairman of the County of Los Angeles Public Library Commission and Vice Chair of the Pomona Valley Transit Authority Board. He also serves on the Foothill Transit Governing & Executive Boards, San Gabriel Valley Mosquito & Vector Control District Board of Trustees, and Clean Power Alliance of Southern Cailfornia Board of Directors.
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Have a professional job to fill in your school or organization? Need a babysitter or tutor for your children? Consider hiring a talented Lesley student or alum.
Our Career Resource Center can help you post the position where our students and graduates look for full- and part-time work—on Handshake.
We welcome postings from all employers, and even families needing help in their homes. We're especially interested in jobs matching our students' and alumni areas of expertise:
- Art & Design
- Business Management
- Counseling & Expressive Therapies
- Education, Teaching, and Guidance (schools)
- Environment & Science
- Human Services & Nonprofit
- Intercultural/International Relations
If your opening is with a nonprofit community organization, you can also apply to be a Federal Work-Study employer. If approved, you'll be able to hire students who've received Work-Study in their financial aid, for part-time work.
Important note about internships
If your position might be an internship, talk with our internship supervisors first. They'll help you determine if it's an appropriate internship for our students before you post it.
- Art & Design Internships: Email Josh Cornillon at email@example.com
- Undergraduate Liberal Arts and Sciences Internships: Email the Internship Office at email@example.com.
- Graduate Internships: Email the Career Resource Center at email@example.com and they'll put you in touch with the right office.
Post a Job: Organizations
To create a free account: //app.joinhandshake.com/employer_registrations/new
If you already have a Handshake account, please be sure to add Lesley University to your list of selected institutions.
- The question, "Tell us the type of students you would like to recruit" at the beginning of your profile is optional.
- For the "Industry" question, if you don't see a good option, select "Other."
- The best practice is to have ONE account for your employer (school system, company, non-profit) and then multiple contacts from various departments, programs, or schools.
- Be sure to check your "junk" and "clutter" email boxes to see if Handshake emails are landing there.
- If you have questions this guide will be helpful to you. If you review the article and still have a question, you can click at the bottom to complete a ticket for Support at Handshake.
Post a Job: Individuals & Families
To create an account, go to //app.joinhandshake.com/employer_registrations/new
- The question, "Tell us the type of students you would like to recruit" is not required.
- Because this is a national database, your family name may be taken. Feel free to add your town to your name. For example, "Jones Family - Cambridge."
- For Type of Organization, select "other."
- For the required URL field, feel free to use your LinkedIn account URL or just put "www.nourl.com" (not a working link, just for using in the URL field).
- Be sure to check your "junk" and "clutter" email boxes to see if Handshake emails are landing there.
- For additional assistance, this guide may be helpful to you. If you review the article and still have questions, feel free to use the link at the bottom of the article to contact Handshake Support.
Career Expos and Events
The Career Resource Center hosts several career fairs each year focused on students completing their undergraduate or graduate degrees. Employers who best match students' career interests are invited to the fairs.
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Lesley's Federal Work-Study funds cover 75 percent of the student's wages, and your organization would be responsible for 25 percent.
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Complete 3 steps to apply to become an off-campus employer in our Federal Work-Study program:
- Complete our Off-Campus Contract (PDF).
- Fill out a Job Description Form (PDF) for each position you have. If you want to hire a few students for the same job, fill out 1 job description and include the number of students you want to hire.
- Submit an IRS letter showing your agency's nonprofit status.
Send all forms to our Financial Aid Office:
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After we've accepted your application, our Financial Aid Office will post the job on the Lesley University Student Employment Portal. Our students use this site to look for and apply to Work-Study jobs. Review the applications in the system, and decide which students you'd like to hire.
Before any students can begin working for you:
- The students have to fill out a W-4 form and I-9 form and give them to our Financial Aid Office. Once that happens, you'll be able to hire them in the portal.
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Java System Properties
You need to get information from the system properties.
Use System.getProperty( ) or System.getProperties( ).
What is a property anyway? A property is just a name and value pair stored in a java. util.Properties object, which we discuss more fully in Recipe 7.7. So if I chose to, I could store the following properties in a Properties object called ian:
name=Ian Darwin
favorite_rock group=Fleetwood Mac
pencil color=green
The Properties class has several forms of its retrieval method. You could, for example, say ian.getProperty("pencil color") and get back the string "green". You can also provide a default: say ian.getProperty("pencil color", "black"), and, if the property has not been set, you get the default value "black".
For now, we're concerned with the System class and its role as keeper of the particular Properties object that controls and describes the Java runtime. The System class has a static Properties member whose content is the merger of operating system specifics. (os.name, for example), system and user tailoring (java.class.path), and properties defined on the command line (as we'll see in a moment). Note that the use of periods in these names (like os.arch, os.version, java.class.path, and java.lang.version) makes it look as though there is a hierarchical relationship similar to that for class names.
The Properties class, however, imposes no such relationships: each key is just a string, and dots are not special. To retrieve one system-provided property, use System.getProperty( ). If you want them all, use System.getProperties( ). Accordingly, if I wanted to find out if the System Properties had a property named "pencil color", I could say:
String color = System.getProperty("pencil color");
But what does that return? Surely Java isn't clever enough to know about everybody's favorite pencil color? Right you are! But we can easily tell Java about our pencil color (or anything else we want to tell it) using the -D argument. The -D option argument is used to predefine a value in the system properties object. It must have a name, an equals sign, and a value, which are parsed the same way as in a properties file (see below). You can have more than one -D definition between the java command and your class name on the command line. At the Unix or Windows command line, type:
java -D"pencil color=Deep Sea Green" SysPropDemo
Using an IDE, put the variable's name and value in the appropriate dialog box when running the program. The SysPropDemo program is short; its essence is this one line:
System.getProperties( ).list(System.out);
When run this way, the program prints about 50 lines, looking something like:
java.vm.specification.vendor=Sun Microsystems Inc.
pencil color=Deep Sea Green
java.specification.vendor=Sun Microsystems Inc.
The program also has code to extract just one or a few properties, so you can say:
$ java SysPropDemo os.arch
os.arch = x86
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Currently living in Warsaw, Poland but I lived in Japan for 9 years and traveled to USA, Germany, Sweeden, France, United Kingdom, and the Netherlands.
I think my best accomplishments are learning Japanese and starting a business. Also achieving any goal I set for myself.
I am very interested in Asian cultures, especially in Chinese culture.
I am an expert at video productions, video special effects and motion graphics.
Well, learning Japanese wasn't easy and right now I am starting to learn Chinese which seems even more difficult. But I know I will make it happen and I will learn this awesome language.
Tomb Raider
The Godfather
Jurassic Park
The Lion King
Seven Samurai
Death Note (Japanese)
L Change The World
Iron Man
So Close (Chinese)
Kill Bill
Independence Day
Harry Potter
Silicon Valley
Vampire Diaries
Game Of Thrones
Awaken The Giant Within by Anthony Robbins
Screw It Lets Do It: Lessons in Life by Richard Branson
The Art of Happiness by Dalai Lama
Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden
The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett
Perfume: The Story of a Murderer by Patrick Süskind
Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle
I would love to live in China for 1 year to learn more about Chinese culture and to learn the language.
Everything. Yeah, it might seem not good enough answer but I am a free talker. I enjoy talking with people about everything. There is no topic that would surprise me or make me feel uncomfortable.
People should start to care about each other more. Helping each other and bringing a joy one to another.
I am a good listener. That is what a lot of people are missing from their skill resume 🙂
I am good also at any kind of video editing / producing and graphic design.
I enjoyed the most playing with friends outside.
That a goal and motivation can give you anything you want in life. With good motivation, people are able to achieve everything.
A business owner of a huge company with a minimum of 500 employees. Traveling the world and helping those who are in need.
As mentioned before I am excited about learning Chinese, traveling and I am excited very much to see how big my company can grow.
I like to help solve people's problems. I am not sure, why but I like to hear about people's struggles and try to find the best solution so their life becomes better.
Nothing. I think the important is now and the future. There is no need to think much about the past because we can't do anything with the past. But, we can do a lot with the future.
Technology. It gives us ability to reach more people. Like this site. Because of today's technology we can easier connect with people.
How to treat people. It is interesting how much people don't understand each other. Even tho, no matter the nationality or culture, we all are not that different.
I wouldn't change anything. Regret slows people down. Everything we went through bad and good things made us who we are right now. So I am who I am because of the past I went through.
A programmer. My head is full of ideas, I just need to execute them. If I knew how to write programs/apps I probably would be in a totally different place right now.
I think positive about things and people. Where my parents focus on the negative parts and they complain a lot. I don't complain because it doesn't bring anything good. Only negative emotions and stress.
Of course. The future is very exciting. Right now we have a technology to give people robotic limbs. That's a big step. If we can do it now, how exciting the future can be!
Human nature, in general, is good but some circumstances make people become very selfish. And this won't change if we don't start caring about each other and help each other.
I feel concerned about people who are in some bad situation but don't have anyone to reach out for help. Mostly, kids in poor countries.
Think about your life. What are you doing when no one is looking? What do you think about other people? The truth is everyone does the same. The country, language, culture might be different but in general, we all do and say some things. So stop being harsh on others when you know deep inside you that you do or you've done the same things.
Nothing. Life is a journey, past is a lesson. We are who we are because of the things we did and we didn't do in the past. The choices we made built us. So be thankful for everything that happened and didn't happen in your past!
One of the main things that should be taught in schools is communication with others and how to build your own business. Schools, in general, teach the basics of everything: math, music, painting, it, science, etc. But they don't teach the most important skill which is communication. Also, not everyone is born to be an art painter, musician or scientist. So half of the time in school is wasted on learning things we would never use in the future.
Never thought about it actually. But I think the problem of kids using phone and kids violence is underrated. What I can see on the streets is shocking. Technology is good, but parents should teach kids how to use it. Kids, don't talk to each other anymore. They just text to each other even tho they are standing next to each other.
I am open to talk about anything and I love to learn about people and their culture. Everyone is the same but different at the same time. It is very interesting to learn how people thing. I am here to make friends, learn Chinese and in general meet interesting people who have different life experiences than mine.


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Round Wavy Table
Simple and light, resolutely nomadic, rattan furniture can be moved around the home, outside in the summer, inside in the winter. Made in Spain, in a traditional way, in workshops specialised in this kind of detailed work, Casa Lopez straw furniture can be invited from the bedroom to the living room. Poetic, this round table, braided in the style of a basket, in a pretty golden brown fibre, evokes the undulations of a tablecloth lifted by a summer breeze. It would look perfect inside or outside, used as a sideboard or as a decorative element to place books, objects and a lamp.
Diameter : 60cm
Height : 70cm
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Welcome to the TCI neighborhood in Polk City!
Polk City has a small town feel yet is close enough to the metro and all the city conveniences. Being minutes away from Highway 141, which takes you to Des Moines and the west side, and Highway 415 which will take you towards Ankeny/Bondurant area, you are in close proximity to everything the metro area has to offer! Community members of Polk City choose to live here because of the quality of life with a small town living feel.
The Tournament Club of Iowa area is a excellent residential community to reside. TCI is on 500 acres where homes sit right along the golf course. 230 of those acres is the 18 hole golf course. This premier golf course is the only in the state of Iowa with a Arnold Palmer Signature award winning design. Living in this area, residents are also welcomed to use the remarkable Clubhouse for dining and events. The Copper Oak restaurant is located inside the Clubhouse and is open during the golf season for both the public and golfers.
Polk City is a growing community of over 5,000 people. Many of its citizens choose to live in Polk City regardless of work obligations in other areas. Advantages of living in Polk City include the affordable housing, a smaller school district and easy access to Saylorville Lake and Big Creek.
We look forward to helping you find your place in Polk City!
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Primary Roamer Inputs
This section introduces you to Roamer's control features. It explains how you program inputs and use them with sensors like .
The doorbell is a simple control gadget: when you press the button, the doorbell rings.
In control thinking the doorbell responds to an input (pressing the button) by producing an output (ringing a bell). The button is a sensor. In Roamer terms: the doorbell is behaving in one-way (waiting). It responds to an input (pressing the button) by changing its behaviour (ringing the bell) and then returns to its original behaviour (waiting).
Your Roamer robot comes with an input port for sensors and an output port for gadgets. The triangular marks remind you which is which.
You will learn how to program Roamer input instructions.
|Turn Output On.
|GO Backward 1.
|Turn Right 90.
|Turn Output Off.
|Go Forward 1.
|The LED turns on, Roamer goes backward 1, then turns right 90 and turns the LED off. It finishes by going forward 1. Everything Roamer does between Output on and Output Off, Roamer does with the LED on.
When you switch Roamer on, or start running a GO Program the Output is Off.
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By Joseph "Skull Vault" Walter
A unique 3D platformers, players control a wizard's living glove and are tasked with protecting the kingdom's all-important crystals from the glove's evil twin, Cross-Stitch, by turning them into various balls (bouncy, bowling, etc.) in a combination of puzzle-solving and platforming challenges.
For the most part, it holds up really well and is a truly unique take on a genre that was bursting at the seams.
For me personally, though, Glover holds an even more special place in my heart: it was one of the first games to truly scare me. Like actually scare the hell out of me.
First was the atmosphere of the hub world. At the start of the game, the loss of the castle's crystals transforms the landscape from idyllic to a pure nightmare.
Then there's the chicken. My God, the chicken.
He doesn't speak, either. He merely burps, farts and clucks.
Of course, you might later find out that he is simply giving cheat codes, but as a kid? No way in hell.
I wish I could describe why this was so eerie, but you'll have to play it for yourself.
But despite this hellscape, there was one moment that was even scarier...
I was rolling my ball, minding my own business and then POP! I ran into some well-hidden spikes.
.... yeah, this was kind of an anti-climactic story, but it legitimately scared the hell out of me.
Play Glover. It's worth your time. Say hi to the chicken for me.


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27 Hot New Designer Bags You Should Have on Your Radar For Fall 2019
I have so many purses they should have their own room. If you're as addicted as me, you obviously need a fresh design for Fall. A new season means a new bag, of course. We rounded up the hottest designer options that we're seeing on fashion influencers, editors, and runways. There are going to be some big trends out there that focus on cozy textures and oversize geometric shapes, so you're bound to find yourself a fun design.
If you're wondering what types of purses will be popular for autumn 2019, we curated a list of our top picks. Designers like Isabel Marant, Tibi, Furla, Coach, Kate Spade New York, Mansur Gavriel, and Staud have brough their A-game for the months ahead. Take a look at these irresistible choices and treat yourself to something new.
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iOS 12 finally became available for download on Monday, and the early reviews are glowing. As predicted in January and confirmed at WWDC in June, iOS 12 isn't a huge about-face from previous versions of iOS. Apple's focus was making the operating system faster, more efficient, and more secure. One of its few flashy features—group FaceTime calls that support up to 32 participants—won't even ship until later this year.
But that's OK. iOS 12 has a number of other qualities that justify its existence. Some feel iOS 12 is the operating system we should have gotten instead of last year's bug-filled iOS 11 launch. Here's what people are saying about iOS 12 so far.
It's fast—even on old devices
In the past, updating your old iPhone or iPad to the newest version of iOS was a gamble. Yes, you'd get the newest features, but those features could also potentially slow down your device—an issue that came to the forefront with the iPhone battery debacle that surfaced last December. While a subpar battery can still impact performance, in general, iOS 12 is giving new life to devices such as the 5-year-old iPad Air.
"I can safely say that I've never tested a version of iOS as stable or performant as iOS 12. In fact, even the first beta of iOS 12 released in June felt more polished and responsive than the public version of iOS 11 at the time."
"The best thing about iOS 12 is how well it runs on older gadgets. Though not quite as fast as my newer devices, they are close."
"I installed iOS 12 on my own aging iPad Air, which had become nigh unusable. … I was planning to buy a new iPad due to my iOS 11 performance woes, and now I have decided not to after all. Apple improved my iPad Air performance so much I was basically talked out of a sale."
Notifications are more efficiently organized
In iOS 12's Notification Center, Apple bundles notifications based on app, rather than chronologically. This makes it easier to parse a long list of notifications at a glance or to dismiss multiple notifications with a single swipe. Apple now also lets you customize which apps are important enough to show up on the lock screen. By swiping left on a notification and then tapping Manage, you can select Deliver Quietly so notifications from that particular app show up in Notification Center only. These and other small settings tweaks mean that iOS 12's notifications are more streamlined and less bothersome.
"In iOS 12, those notifications are grouped together by app, so all those alerts that an HQ game is about to start are in one place, while score alerts from MLB's At Bat app are in another. Tap the stacked up notifications, and you can deal with them one by one or dismiss them in one fell swoop. It sounds like a small change, but it makes notification much easier to manage and far less annoying."
"Everything is neatly organized in stacks based on the type of notification or app. It dramatically improves the iOS experience, and allows us to look at each stack based on importance rather than having to sort through them all. … We can't imagine going back to the way iOS used to handle notifications; it's so much less work to sift through them now."
"[The notification system is] overall much better than it was, but Apple still has a ways to go compared to Google's easier-to-manage notifications in Android."
Screen Time is helpful but has room for improvement
Our increasing smartphone use isn't necessarily healthy, and smartphone operating system makers are finally doing something about it. With iOS 12, Apple's solution is Screen Time, an app that shows you how often you use your phone and what you use it for. Screen Time includes an activity dashboard that displays how much time you spend on your device, which apps you use the most, and what time of day you most use your device, along with how many times you picked up your phone and how many notifications you've received. The app also includes controls for helping you manage or minimize those numbers; however, they're easy to bypass and lack some customizability.
"Screen Time tells me I pick up my iPhone X a whopping 75 times a day. That shocked me almost as much as learning I look at the damned thing every six minutes."
"Unless you're using it in the password-protected parental control mode, the 'barriers' Screen Time puts in place are laughably easy to circumvent. When your daily time limit is reached, it'll grey out the app and present you with a splash screen informing you that your time is up when you try to open it, but there's also a button that will let you just keep extending that time right in front of you."
Siri is actually getting smarter
Apple has augmented Siri's knowledge bank with iOS 12, adding information about celebrities and food and the ability to search your photographs. But Apple's also leveraging more machine learning so that the assistant can be more proactive. Siri's Suggestions feature, which remembers your habitual digital activities and then makes app or playlist recommendations at the appropriate time, is one such example of this, while Siri Shortcuts offers users more manual control over Siri's talents.
"When I say 'Hey Siri, I need coffee' or tap the corresponding icon in the Shortcuts app, Siri searches for coffee shops nearby, shows me the closest few, then provides Google Maps navigation to whichever one I tap. If I say 'Send this to Anna,' it grabs the URL of whatever webpage I am looking at and texts it to my wife. These are the sorts of small things that can make your phone feel a lot more intuitive."
"Since I've been testing iOS 12, my Lock screen has offered to put my phone into Do Not Disturb when a Wallet pass, Open Table, and even simply iMessage indicated I might be having dinner or breakfast. It hasn't offered to let me order my usual Philz Mint Mojito, because I don't have the Shortcuts enabled version of that app—yet!—but it has offered me directions to Philz after I used Maps for walking directions."
"At night, for example, I play my daughter lullabies off my iPhone right before bed, and Siri has started surfacing that playlist as a suggestion around the same time each night. Siri's suggestion is still buried on the Siri Suggestions screen I only see when I swipe down from the home screen, but it's a step toward making the assistant a more useful companion."
The consensus seems to be that iOS 12 is a positive step for iOS. It fixes the flaws of iOS 11, and while it doesn't add a ton of new features, the ones it does introduce are mostly polished and helpful.
iOS 12 is compatible with any device that currently supports iOS 11: iPhone 5s or iPhone SE or newer; iPad Mini 2 or newer; iPad Air or newer; and the sixth-generation iPod Touch. To download, first back up your device to iCloud, iTunes (on the desktop), or both, then head to Settings, General, and Software Update, if your phone didn't alert you to a software update already.


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Phone: 843-664-8448
Degrees and Certifications:
National Board Certified B.A. in Music Education M.S. in Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment M.A. in Elementary Education with a STEAM concentration
Ms. Mary Lynn Woodward
Hello to all!
My name is Mary Lynn Woodward. I am a native of Chesterfield, South Carolina. I earned a B.A. in Music Education from Coker College. I was the first person in my family to attend college. In 2006, I earned a M.S. in Education with a concentration in Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment. I also achieved National Board Certification in 2006. In 2016, I achieved National Board Recertification. I recently earned a M.A. in Elementary Education with a concentration in STEAM Curriculum. I plan to pursue my Ed.D in Educational Leadership. I have been teaching for 20 years. I began teaching for Florence One in 2013. I previously taught five years at North Vista Elementary before transferring to Delmae Heights Elementary.
I was given the honor of being selected by my colleagues as the 2016-2017 North Vista Elementary Teacher of the Year. I was later selected as the 2016-2017 Florence District One Teacher of the Year. I am also a 2017-2018 S.C. Teacher of the Year top five finalist and Honor Roll teacher. In 2017, I was selected as the American Legion Department of South Carolina Teacher of the Year. I am also a 2018 GRAMMY Music Educator quarterfinalist and nominee for the Music and Arts National Music Educator of the Year. I have also had the honor of being selected as a S.C. Future Minds' Teacher Hero a few times. I serve on numerous educational committees and boards. I am also a member of the S.C. Future Minds Teacher Cabinet.
I am the proud momma of three children. My oldest son, Dylan is a 2018 graduate of Coastal Carolina University where he received his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Marketing. My daughter, Taylor is a senior at Coastal Carolina University where she is majoring in Forensic Psychology and minoring in National Security and Intelligence. My youngest son, Noah is a 12th grade Honors student with hopes of pursuing a career in nuclear engineering. He also plays baseball and runs cross country for Chesterfield High School.
I believe the best teachers are teachers who reach children where they are and show them they can excel beyond their dreams. It is my goal as an educator to not take up space, but to create a space where children feel safe to explore, create, take chances, and succeed far beyond any limitations that may be placed upon them.
I am very excited to be a part of the Delmae family. I look forward to many wonderful opportunities, as well as serving the amazing students at Delmae. Delmae Dawgs are extraordinary.


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Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Man Stops Robbery with His Taser, Is Charged with Felony Possession of a Weapon
A woman attempted to rob a bar in La Crosse, Wisconsin, but was thwarted by a customer with a taser. The police are making sure justice is served and have arrested the woman.
They arrested the man with the taser, too. That's because it's against the law in Wisconsin to carry a taser without a permit.
The incident took place in the early morning hours at King's Korner bar. A former employee pointed a gun at the bartender and demanded the money in the cash register. But customer Jeff Steele brandished his taser at the burglar, and she ran off. She was apprehended shortly thereafter.
Steele didn't actually use the taser, according to the batender. Still, he will face a felony weapons charge, according to WKBT:
Steele is being charged with possession of an electronic weapon, which is a felony, because he doesn't have a concealed carry permit for his Taser.
"You can have it in your home and on your private property without a concealed carry permit, but you do need to keep a concealed carry permit to carry it out in public," said Officer Lisa Barrix, with the La Crosse Police Department.
"When I bought it off the Internet it said basically that it's legal to have in the state of Wisconsin, but didn't go into any depth on it, so I assumed that it was legal to carry around, otherwise why would you buy one to leave it at home? How is it for defense then?" Steele said.
Barrix says because Steele tried help he wasn't immediately taken to jail.
What a great message—exercise your Constitutional rights and defend someone from a potentially violent crime and you won't be taken to jail immediately.
Full article: http://reason.com/bl … th-his-taser-is-char


text: Today we had two dives, the last two we would be doing on the trip. The first was to help Casey clean algae from some a coral nursery that had been set up. The nursery was made up of "trees", PVC pipe constructs that held pieces of growing coral on strings. If we allowed the algae to grow unmitigated, then it would cover the coral and prevent it from photosynthesizing, killing the coral. Normally, herbivores are able to eat the algae off the coral, but some of the algae had grown to large for them to handle. That's were we came in. Armed with abrasive scrubs and gloves, we meticulously cleaned the nurseries from top to bottom. After the the cleaning, we went to our next dive. The second dive of the day took place at a reef called The Chimneys. Their name stems from the large cracks in the rock that run across the reef, which are called chimneys we spent the first few minutes of the dive performing the final part of our project: gathering data for our control. We marked off a sandy area that was devoid of coral, and found that no herbivores were present after waiting for five minutes. After gathering our data (or rather the lack of it) we put the remaining air in our tanks to good use and explored the rest of the reef. The best part of the dive was swimming through a particularly wide and deep chimney that was lined with small and orange cup corals. After the dive, we went back to guava Berry and prepared to present a presentation of our findings to the adult leaders. Our findings were fairly interesting. If you remember our experiment from day 2, you'll know that we were testing to see the relationship between stag horn coral and marine herbivores, specifically blue tang, parrot fish, and damsel fish. Our hypothesis was that the more stag horn coral, the more of these herbivores would be present. However, we were proven wrong. We found that the most fish (26) were actually present in the medium coverage area, while the second most (16) were in the complete coverage, and the least (8) were found in the low coverage area. We figured out that the reason for this was the greater diversity of corals that were able to grow when they weren't competing with as much stag horn coral. Although it wasn't the original intention of the experiment, we concluded that biodiversity is extremely important to the survival of reef. To improve our experiment, and add credibility to our findings, we could have used more time and a greater range of area. After finishing the presentation, we felt good that it went well, but also a little thankful it was over. After a dinner of delicious pizza, we went to bed.


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59 hours
It's midnight as I write this. This has been just one of those days. After posting this morning, I got a rare burst of some sort of strength and made a phone call to the county. It's interesting, because what I was told today was the exact same thing I was told a few years ago when I called asking how I go about getting my non-identifying information. I was told just write a letter. Okie dokie, I can do that.
So I did. And received this in return:
"In order for this Court to act upon your request you must file with the Clerk of the Orphans' Court a verified Petition and proposed Decree which complies with the State and
' Court Rules of Procedure." County Orphans
That's it. Now friends, if your hard drive up and dies on you, I can help. If your computer is infected with some bizarre virus or Trojan or adware, I can help. If you need to configure your Outlook to automatically process meeting notices and at the same time send a special reply to certain people under specified conditions and run a macro to update a Word document, I can do that.
What I can't do is file with the Clerk of Court a verified Petition and proposed Decree which complies with the State and County Rules of Procedure asking for my non-id 'cause, gee, I have this bizarre vascular disorder, my son has the same bizarre vascular disorder, and we'd really like to know if anyone else in our family has this same bizarre vascular disorder, because I'm not a lawyer.
But I can find one who can.
And I did. All on my onesies. And 59 hours from now I'm speaking with her.
D'ya think I'll get any sleep between now and then? Probably not.
You might say I could do this on my own. And you might be right. But can do something on my own and actually do it are mutually exclusive entities when it comes to me. I know myself way too well. I know what happens when I send something adoption search related off in the mail. I know the expectations I set up for myself, and I know my reaction when something I want doesn't go my way.
59 hours from now, I may be one well-represented step closer to knowing my nationality.
So, what am I going to do in the interim? Well, we have a rare child-free weekend going on here. So unrepentant and proud geek nerds that we are, my cool husband and I are watching every single movie ever made about my two favorite adoptees from long, long ago in a galaxy far, far away. And you know friends, let's all be grateful for closed adoption records in Tatooine and Alderaan. If they were open records, well shit, that story would have been over before the first movie was ever made.


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yes all weekend and continuing.
Yes, it started about two days ago. I mostly notice it when watching Fox News but, I have seen it on other channels as well. I see lot's of posts here with people having this problem last year but don't see anything that explains what it is and who's side the problem is on.
Any ideas here?
Yes, I started getting the same error last night. It happened on more than one channel.
Good morning.
The specific error you are seeing RPL-1001 normally falls under the category of connectivity issues.
What steps if any have you all tried?
Normally we would suggest a full reboot.Pull the power on modem and router as well as cable box, if you are using one, wait one minute and then plug back in
Modem, then router once the modem has finished. Once those are both online plug back
in the cable box for a reboot.
Julia R.
Spectrum-Social Media Customer Care
Lead Moderator-Community Forums
I have tried all of that and it ONLY happens on the Spectrum App... if it was one of the things you suggested it would happen on other apps or even when just using the Roku Interface and it doesn't. What are you going to do to fix this!?!?!?!?!?!?
Connectivity issues absolutely can cause issues with the App. This error message is
specifically listed under connection problems.
If you would like to have your peers look over your information we can do that here. If you prefer to have direct support you can contact us at
Twitter: @Ask_Spectrum
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Spectrum
Julia R.
Spectrum-Social Media Customer Care
Lead Moderator-Community Forums
From everything I have read in this forum it seems that the default answer is connectivity issues. maybe the app writer should a little more since from all appearances it is not. We have a Roku TV with a wired connection (not wifi). I have problems connecting to this app daily over the last few weeks. The worst part is I use the food network app and it works fine, I use any other app and NEVER see a problem, it is only through this app and with YOUR internet. So, is it the problem with my home network? Well I work in IT and can say it is not since everything else works fine so it must be outside my network which would be your service? is your server able to handle the load form its users? maybe this should be looked into because it seems that, from my experiance and everything I have read in this forum, that it is not our home networks, but your service that seems to fail.
Kind Regards,
Very Dissatisfied Customer
Add me to the list. I have had problems since cutting the cable. Yes, mostly Fox, but sometimes other channels.
I have had service people here at least 5 times. They never send the same person, and I get a different story each time. Really, I don't think that they know what the solution to the problem is.


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Washington DC — A group of 93 Sudanese scholars, human rights organisations, and leading activists have published an open letter strongly urging the US Government to support the participants in the current Sudan uprising, by calling for President Omar Al Bashir to step down and by supporting democratic transformation in Sudan.
In the open letter addressed to the President of the USA, heads of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, and of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, the group under the umbrella of Act for Sudan, urges the US government "to support their [the opposition's] aspirations, as well as greater regional stability".
The group points out: "Despite the right to peacefully assemble, a guarantee of Sudan's Interim National Constitution, peaceful protesters have been fired upon by the Sudan regime and reports indicate that over 40 have been killed, well over 300 have been wounded, and more than 800 have been arrested. The news from Sudan is replete with reports of government forces deliberately shooting to kill peaceful demonstrators and other shocking violations of basic humanity. In spite of these terrifying circumstances, protests are growing and courageous Sudanese across all regions of Sudan are calling for an end to the Al Bashir regime."
The letter suggests: "Any consideration of normalising relations with the Sudan regime sends the wrong message, not only to the regime in Sudan, but also to bad actors worldwide, putting the United States and its allies at additional risk. US policy must pivot to advance freedom, justice and democracy in Sudan. Please support the people of Sudan and their call for an end to Bashir's genocidal regime."


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A team of 200 priests comment on daily Gospel
Liturgical day: Sunday II after Christmas
Gospel text (Jn 1,1-18): In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God; He was in the beginning with God. All things were made through him and without him nothing came to be. Whatever has come to be, found life in him, life which for humans was also light (…). All who have received him he empowers to become children of God for they believe in his Name (…).
St. John prologue ("Where are you from?"). Our faith in Jesus brings us to birth from God
(based on texts by Benedict XVI)
(Città del Vaticano, Vatican)
Today, the evangelist John, who so often evokes the question about the origin of Jesus, does not put before a genealogy in his Gospel. But in his "Prologue" he grandly and emphatically proposes an answer to that question about the "where' from" of Jesus Christ: "in the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God".
At the same time, John has expanded that response, making from it a definition of the Christian existence: "All who received it [the Word]; he gave power to become children of God, if they believe in his name". I.e., those who believe in the name of Christ receive therefore his origin as their own.
— Just as, ultimately, the genealogies are interrupted - because Jesus was not conceived by Joseph, but He was really born from the Virgin Mary through the Holy Spirit-, the same also applies to us: our true "genealogy" is faith in Jesus, who gives us a new origin, which brings us birth "from God".


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Shane and Mark are both very keen cyclists and they were both like kids in a sweetshop in our showroom. We can't tell you very much about the meeting at this stage, but lots of bike fondling went on, the tape measure was out and hands were shook. Shane was particulary taken by the Kaffenback (see picture) and Mark seemed quite attached to the on-one track bike.
If you have any ideas about what Shane and Mark are planning to do with our bikes, please put them in the comments box below.
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I don't know if this is still too raw, but are they making a film about Ray Eden?
someat to do with tom simpson
A dark thriller set in 1980's yorkshire where Paddy Considine plays a cross dressing hipster. His only love is his fixie he built from an old bike he found in a slag heap. Bullied for years by the local football team he decides to systematically assasinate them by bludgeoning them with his heavy old bronica. His victims are found outside artsy hot pot bars dressed in bad glasses and pink skinny jeans. A film about hipsters... fucking terrifying.
a dramatisation of a plucky underdog british race team, taking cues from ANC/Halfords, Linda McCartney, the Raleigh Banana team... substandard bikes, dodgy BL support cars, shady team bosses who dissapear with the cash, ill-advised vegitarianism :-) cheating johhny foreigner using steroids, obligatory aussie on the team
A remake of Malcolm Elliots renowned appearance as a renowned lover in Dr Deidre's Casebook in The Sun. The weird thing is that Malc now could still play Malc then...
I think they should do a This is Yorkshire "white rose" special...either that or they are going to do a prequal to SAW when a bloke from barnsley tricks 50 people to get on a bike and ride to boggle hole and back...killing them all on the way and the way back
is it still possible for a 100% "this is england" bike ? all parts made in england , im guessing not , cant think of an english rim or tyre manufacturer , chain ? frame - yes , tubing - yes , bars , stem , cranks - yes
Like your thinking Dave. However, I think Shane could aim a wee bit higher. Thinking of the Nottingham connection could it be something to do with the life of Tom Simpson. What a film that would make. Think 1960's kitchen sink drama or "This Sporting Life" on bikes. Paul Smith could do the costumes. Planet X supply the retro bikes. Do they have a script yet...now where me copy of First Draft.
Fly on the wall docu- soap about a stark raving bonkers company owner and the young bike nuts he employs in his wondrous world in Yorkshire. Forget Alan Sugar. Dougie the owner is new boss in town and if you don't get fired you ain't worked hard enough.
Rags to riches story of a young Sheffield lad's dream to be a cycle racer against all the odds. Somewhere between "When Saturday Comes" and "Full Monty" the steel workers son battles unemployment and despair in Thatcher's Britain to rise to fame and fortune in the velodromes and Grand Tours of Europe. Bit Tom Simpson but set in the 80's with soundtrack by Cabaret Voltaire and Heaven 17 with ABC'c Temptation for the love scene? Do it Shane!


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Q97 Snapshot: On Our Honor
By Enjoy Magazine
You can't miss the big orange building off Airport Road with a replica World War II German Panzer IV tank out front. I had the privilege of taking a tour over the Independence Day weekend, and was floored by what's hidden behind those walls. History classes in school were a little boring for me (sorry, Mr. Holt!). This museum allows you to immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of history, and truly absorb a piece of what others experienced while serving.
The museum's president, Rob Burroughs, served two tours in Iraq, retiring as a senior chief petty officer with 19 years of service as a U.S Navy Seabee. Burroughs continues to serve as a member of the U.S Navy Reserves. He points out, "The museum is not about war; it's about the men and women who wear the uniform and their patriotism." The museum has been a labor of love for Burroughs. Many of these artifacts are from his personal collection, while others have been donated by veterans or their families. You'll see a rare Civil War uniform, sword and scabbard, a 1917 Studebaker WWI surplus ambulance and a 1942 wedding dress made of parachute silk. More than 5,000 items covering the Civil War, World War I, World War II, Korean War, Vietnam War, the Grenada/Panama/Beirut conflicts, Persian Gulf War, conflicts in Somalia and Kosovo, and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq are featured. Most recently, the museum acquired a statue from this year's Tournament of Roses Parade float honoring Korean War Veterans. Approximately 15,000 additional items are currently in storage awaiting a permanent home. Renderings are complete for a museum site on land across the street, but red tape makes for a slow process.
Not only is Burroughs the museum's president and curator, he also keeps an office at the newly formed Homeward Bound Project Headquarters next to the museum. The nonprofit's goal is to provide financial and emotional support for post 9/11 veterans and their families. Services include temporary assistance, counseling, job training and more.
The headquarters also features a tribute to Naval Petty Officer Chad Regelin of Anderson, a bomb disposal expert killed by an explosion in Afghanistan in January 2012. A diorama containing a life-sized mannequin in full bomb disposal gear, plus replicas of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and added explanations and pictures ensure Regelin's legacy. The items had to be procured through the Pentagon and were installed by Regelin's family and fellow service members.
The museum is preparing to unveil a nearly finished mobile museum for outreach and school visits. Field trips and tour groups are welcomed.
With the anniversary of 9/11 this month, it may be a poignant time to visit. I would urge you and your family to make a trip to the Northern California Veterans Museum to see this amazing gift to the community.
Museum hours are Wednesday through Saturday from 10am-5pm. Admission is free, but a donation of $5 is suggested. For more information on the museum, visit norcalveteransmuseum.org or call (530) 378-2280. For more details on the Homeward Bound Project, call (530) 378-8046.


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It's Monday, and you all know what that means! It's Monday Funday at the TGF Farm Fresh Challenge blog and this week it is "Must have a Sentiment" challenge.
The base of my card is SU's Whisper White with layers of Basic Black and Real Red. The border is EK Success card suit. The ribbon is from Michaels and topped with a black pearl. The image is TGF's Cheeky Kitty digi, but I drew bunny ears and cut off her tail. I used a mini pom pom for her fluffy tail and attached with a glue dot. She is mounted with dimensionals. I wanted a naughty playboy bunny to make it extra flirty. The sentiment is made by TGF's Go Round retired sentiment set, an alphabet set from Target's dollar spot, and Inkadinkado's Curly Alphabet.
Join us at the Farm Fresh Challenge blog to see the rest of the DT and to play along with this week's challenge! Thanks for looking! April


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Discover the Scandinavian country overseas and see the natural wealth it offers to its visitors. But do not forget about choosing the best form of accommodation - using the campsite for the family, you provide a location near the main tourist attractions and large cities without spending a fortune.
Aurora borealis or wildlife?
Sweden isn't only known from snow and icy climate, but also from natural phenomena that cannot be seen in other places! Find a campsite in Sweden in order to witness aurora borealis, or to be close to one of 29 national parks. In this way you keep in mind the picture of glaciers, conifer forests untouched by the human hand or even coral reefs. With our browser you can find a cheap and convenient camping for the family.
Viking cities
Visit the island of Gotland, which was a magical place in the history of the Vikings. At the beginning of August you can take part in the Week of the Middle Ages, which will be a great entertainment for you and your family. Just don't forget to book a camping in Sweden near the town of Visby!
You should plan your time to visit the cities like Stockholm, Ystad or Lund - these places are dotted with architectural gems, as well as picturesque views.


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New Visuals From @riomanolo
DMV Rap Trailblazer, Rio Manolo Drops New Visuals to "The Intro" of His Latest Upcoming Project
Check out the latest visuals from DMV Artist Rio Manolo, as he reflects on his journey in life in a new more subdued sound from the rhymesayer. He touches on his home life growing up as a kid with hoop dreams in Tampa, to his moving to MD and pursuing his goals of becoming a prominent figure in the rap game. Just as your about to kick back and light a jay to get deeper in to the mellow vibe of his life story, the rapper switches things up to a in your face, trapped out, flex rap type of vibe for the second half of the visuals. While the rapper is making the effort to explore new territories and paint a more personal picture through his music, he still makes sure to give you the turnt up sonics that we all know and love! Check out the TLX Media Produced Visuals to "The Intro" below:
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Gorgeous designs, aren't they??? I love the charts on this site, and am still wanting to get another 22 charts. They're a little darker than HAED in most cases, and I like that. My mom has always said I'm morbid, lol. Or macabre may be a better word. I'm just weird!!!! So let me know what you think of my charts. I want to hear the good, the bad, and the ugly. Don't worry about offending me. Everyone already knows I'm crazy :)
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Is There A Cure For Constipation ?
Is there a cure for constipation? There are natural cures for constipation, but there are many steps you can take to reduce the impact of constipation. In itself, the "natural cures for constipation" is false. Here are some of the measures to be wrongly attributed to cure constipation. Keeping the body hydrated. People who suffer from constipation are often dehydrated.
Drink 6-8 glasses of purified water each day. Avoid tap water! Tap water can contain harmful chemicals, viruses and bacteria. I recommend adding apple cider vinegar, organic raw water you drink. The apple cider vinegar organic has been used for centuries as a remedy for all sorts of health problems. This is not a natural cure for constipation but will certainly help to reduce symptoms of constipation.
Although there is no natural cure for constipation, you should always check your medications. Many drugs are the causes of constipation. Consult your health care provider to make sure that you are not making the problem worse with prescriptions. Note that there are natural alternatives available if you know where to find them. Adding exercise. It is also important to increase the amount of activity you are getting. An exercise program may help improve movement in your intestines. Exercise can be as simple as taking a brisk walk 20 minutes every morning or night. This can be seen in a natural way to reduce the impact of constipation. It is always best to seek the advice of a healthcare professional before starting any treatment option. The body of each person is a little different. Although an effective natural cure for constipation has not appeared yet, you want to make sure that your choice of treatment is safe and is effective for the body. If you appreciate a natural supplement to help with constipation, may recommend Oxy-Powder. It is a mild, and effective in their work to clean our colon and oxygenate our bodies. Continues to grow in popularity and is even one of my favorites to help me feel good and healthy. Try it to see.


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Directed by Damian Cruden, with designs by Joanna Scotcher, lighting by Richard G. Jones, music by Christopher Madin and sound by Craig Vear, it was seen by over 165,000 people in its original run. Casting is still to be announced. The production features the Great Northern Railway No. 1, Stirling Single from the National Railway Museum, York, and the Old Gentleman's Saloon that was used in the original 1970 feature film.
Mike Kenny's adaptation was first produced by York Theatre Royal at the National Railway Museum, York, where it ran two seasons in 2008 and 2009. A North American production will open at the Roundhouse Theatre in Toronto, beginning performances May 3, with further productions planned for New York, San Francisco, Melbourne and Sydney.
The Railway Children tells the story of Bobby, Peter and Phyllis, three children whose lives change dramatically when their father is mysteriously taken away. They move from London to a cottage in rural Yorkshire with their mother where they befriend the local railway porter and embark on a magical journey of discovery, friendship and adventure. But the mystery remains – where is Father, and is he ever coming back? With audiences sitting on either side of a real railway track, the 1,000 seat Waterloo Station Theatre was created especially for this production in the old Eurostar Terminal.
The original novel was first published in 1906 and has subsequently been adapted for the stage and screen, most famously in the 1970 film version directed by the late Lionel Jeffries and starring Jenny Agutter, Bernard Cribbins, Dinah Sheridan and Sally Thomsett.
A York Theatre Royal production, this stage version is presented in London in association with the National Rail Museum by Jenny King and Matthew Gale for The Touring Consortium (Railway Children), Tristan Baker, Oliver Royds, PW Productions and Sue Scott Davison. The production has been made possible with the support of BRB (Residuary) Ltd and Network Rail. To book tickets, contact the box office on 0871 297 0740, or visit www.railwaychildrenwaterloo.com.


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Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano – 'Nobody Told Me' – Fresh from kicking off their summer residency at Hï Ibiza, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano have put out just the right record for the occasion. Featuring vocals from Kepler, 'Nobody Told Me' arrives just in time to complete this summer's Ibiza experience for dance music enthusiasts the world over.
Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano are certainly well on track to make 2017 their best year yet. In addition to locking in the summer residency at Hï Ibiza, the Dutch DJs and producers have also hosted their third consecutive Sexy By Nature Pool Party at the end of March and hit up Ultra Music Festival Miami 2017 two days later.
In the remainder of July, this Amsterdam-based duo will spice up the mainstage of Tomorrowland Belgium on both weekends, in addition to hosting their own Sexy By Nature stage on the globally-acclaimed festival on Friday, July 28th. 'Nobody Told Me' is likely to turn heads at all of these shows.


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Brita Andrews, RN MSN, CCRC
Chief Executive Officer
Lung Diagnostics, LTD
4410 Medical Drive, Suite 360
San Antonio, TX 78229
Mission Statement
Lung Diagnostics, Ltd. is one of four divisions that comprise Diagnostics Research Group. Our primary objective is to conduct clinical research in accordance with the International Conference of Harmonization guidelines for Good Clinical Practice. Our mission is to become the industry leader of independent clinical research sites by:
1) performing at the highest levels of integrity and competence as judged by our subjects and sponsors
2) investing in the development and maintenance of competencies and productivity of all members of our company team
3) following Good Clinical Practices in all instances and
4) offering quality studies to diverse subject populations. We perform quality clinical trials involving pharmaceuticals and/or device testing. Our focus is on the care of the adult with Seasonal and Perennial Allergic Rhinitis.
Six Board-Certified Pulmonologists and Internal medicine Specialists founded Allergy Diagnostics in 2002. The private practice has been established for 30 years. Allergy Diagnostics is affiliated with Diagnostics Research Group, a consortium of research facilities whose members conduct clinical research in their specific areas of therapeutic expertise.
Our Director of Clinical Research, Dr. Charles Andrews and Dr. John Holcomb are, Certified Principal Investigators (CPI). Additionally, six of our staff members are Certified Clinical Research Coordinators (CCRC).
Our facility has been involved in research for 19 years. Our physicians have been involved in clinical research for 39 years
We conduct phase II, III, and IV trials.
We have participated in trials for the following pharmaceutical companies:
We have participated in trials for the following Contract Research Organizations:
Our center specializes in clinical trials for:
We are conveniently located in the Texas Neurosciences Institute in the South Texas Medical Center. We offer on-site complete pulmonary function testing, Methacholine challenge, oximetry, chest x-rays, allergy testing, nasal allergen provocation, phlebotomy, electrocardiograms. We can also test for Bone Mineral Density. Within the Neurosciences Institute, there is a complete imaging center. We are affiliated with Biogenics Research Chamber, an environmental chamber for testing of up to 50 allergic subjects at a time.
Charles P. Andrews, MD, CPI
Medical Director & Principal Investigator
A graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, Dr. Andrews attended Southwestern Medical School in Dallas. He completed his training in pulmonary medicine at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio. Prior to entering private practice he taught at University Hospital and Audie Murphy V.A. Hospital in San Antonio. He is a reviewer for two pulmonary journals and has been the author of many scientific articles and chapters. He is a member of the Drug Information Association, the Association of Clinical Research Professionals, the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, The American Thoracic Society and the American Academy of Pharmaceutical Physicians. Dr. Andrews is a Certified Principal Investigator (CPI).
John R. Holcomb, MD, CPI
A graduate of Texas A&M University, Dr. Holcomb attended Southwestern Medical School in Dallas. He completed his pulmonary training at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio. He was an attending physician at Brooke Army Medical Center. He is a member of the Association of Clinical Research Professionals and The American College of Chest Physicians. He is a Certified Principal Investigator.
Board Certification: Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Medicine, and Critical Care Medicine.
Sub-investigator:Acute Exacerbation of Chronic Bronchitis, Allergy/Asthma Studies, Alzheimer's Disease, Antibiotic Study of the Treatment of Community-Acquired Pneumonia, Phase IIa Asthma Study, Cholesterol Studies, Complicated Hypertension Study, Complicated Urinary Tract Infection, Diabetes, Dyspepsia, Irritable Bowel Syndrome Study, Osteoarthritis Studies, Osteoporosis Study, Parkinson's Disease Study, Pneumonia/Flu Vaccine Study, Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension Studies, Pulmonary Fibrosis Study, Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis studies, Shingles Vaccine., Stress Urinary Incontinence Study.
Our clinical research staff consists of Registered Nurses, Licensed Vocational Nurses and Respiratory Therapists. The clinical research staff is trained to conduct trials within the Good Clinical Practice guidelines. Each clinical research coordinator is experienced in pulmonary function testing, allergy testing, ECG's, venipuncture, and basic cardiac life support. The Registered Nurses also participate in IV infusion studies.
Brita Andrews, RN, MSN, CCRC
Chief Executive Officer
Lisa Lopez, RN, CCRC
Manager of Clinical Operations
Clinical Research Coordinator
Priscilla Thomas, RN, BSN, CCRC
Manager of Clinical Operations
Clinical Research Coordinator
Cheryl Sheets, RN, BSN, CCRC
Clinical Research Coordinator
Ofelia Rodriguez, CMA
Research Assistant
Tina Morales, CMA
Research Assistant
Tiffany Mapalo, CMA
Patient Recruiter
Kelley Hablitz
Patient Recruiter
Esther Luis
Regulatory Specialist
Kimberly Riddle
The San Antonio metropolitan area population is 1.5 million and has a referral area of 3.5 million. Fifty percent of the population is Hispanic. A large proportion of our patients are adult seniors due to the retired military population. San Antonio is conducive to balanced research because of its large and diverse population.
Special Skills
At Diagnostics Research Group our commitment is to complete clinical studies in a timely and cost-effective manner while assuring safety and adherence to regulatory guidelines.


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Notice of Election 2016 For ACERA Board of Retirement
An election will be held from November 7, 2016 through December 14, 2016 to elect the
- Third Member representing the General members;
- Seventh Member and Alternate Seventh Member representing the Safety members;
- Eighth Member and Alternate Eighth Member representing the Retired members;
on the ACERA Board of Retirement for the calendar years 2017 through 2019.
Any General, Safety, or Retired member desiring to have his/her name included on the ballot as a candidate may obtain the Election Information Packet containing the nomination papers from the Alameda County Employees' Retirement Association (ACERA) office at 475 14th Street, Suite 1000, Oakland CA, 94612 starting from 9:00 a.m. on August 15, 2016 until 5:00 p.m. on September 12, 2016. Interested members may also call the telephone number noted below to request a copy through the mail or through the County's QIC Code system. All required nomination papers must be filed and received by ACERA at the office address noted below not later than 5:00 p.m. on September 12, 2016 in order for a qualified member to be certified as a candidate. U.S. Postal postmark is NOT acceptable as proof of delivery or receipt by ACERA.
The Nomination Petition must bear the full name of the potential candidate ("candidate") with his/her personal mailing address, and must be signed by at least twenty-five (25) eligible members within the candidate's membership classification. Example: A general member may sign the petition only for a general member candidate. Upon receipt, ACERA shall verify the eligibility of the candidate and verify that the persons signing the petition are all ACERA members at the time the petition was signed and are of the same membership classification as the candidate. A candidate may be disqualified from participating in the election on the following grounds:
- Candidate is NOT an ACERA member.
- Candidate does not obtain the signatures of at least 25 eligible members. A signature will be considered invalid and will not count toward the 25 signatures if:
- Member signing the petition is NOT a member of ACERA at the time of signing the petition.
- Member signing the petition is NOT of the same membership classification as the Nominated Candidate at the time of signing the petition.
- Name and signature of member/petitioner cannot be verified as an ACERA member.
To avoid technicalities which may lead to disqualification, candidates are encouraged to submit more than 25 signatures and to submit them early. Nomination Petitions may be corrected and may be re-filed before the 5:00 p.m. deadline on September 12, 2016.
If there is more than one certified candidate for a position, an election will be held. Official ballots will be mailed on or about November 7, 2016 to each Active, Deferred, and Retired member to the last address of record at ACERA. Replacement for lost or damaged ballots may be obtained by contacting the Registrar of Voters (ROV) at (510) 272-6973.
In accordance with Gov. Code § 31523, if only one candidate is certified for any designated seat, the Board of Supervisors shall order that no election be held and shall direct the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors to cast a unanimous ballot in favor of such nominated member.
Ballots must be received by the
no later than 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, December 14, 2016.
Alameda County Employees' Retirement Association
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mindsweets is showing and selling the sweet organic bears for the first time on the Umweltfestival in front of the Brandenburg Gate.
At this 17th Umweltfestivals more then 250 exhibitors are showing their contributions around the topic of natur and environment protection in Germany. Before the Rio Summit the topics of sustainability and clima friendly consumtion are presented.


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How do you know what's right for you? Ask someone else and they'll usually give you their opinion - often with the best of intentions.
But there's only one person who really knows what's right for you. The person you see in the mirror. Discover how to ensure that your vision is clean, clear and crisp, so that you can follow your own unique path.
A short talk with a chance to ask questions and ending with a meditation. Why NOT take a break and join us?
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Don the robe, take up the tools
Your Sword, My Chalice
Your Wand, my Pentacle
Walk the circle and call the corners
Work your magick
Make me your Elemental
Let me be Paralda – your Air
Filling your lungs with joy, breathing life back into your battered soul
Weaving cries of ecstasy with sighs of contentment
Let me be Djinn – your Fire
Stoking your passions until we are burned to ashes in the deliberate flames
Only to rise again as the phoenix and begin anew
Let me be Nixsa – your Water
Rocking you gently upon rolling waves, challenging your mind with changing tides
Flooding your senses with tsunamis of desire
Let me be Ghob, your Earth
Keeping you grounded, centered, surrounding you with peace and dreams
Manifesting a shelter for your heart against the storms
A master of elements, I
yet to exist without true balance is not to exist at all.
No light without dark
No day without night
No me without you.
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Officials of the State Security Service, SSS, have sealed up the office of the House of Representatives Committee on Appropriation. ..
This follows the accusations and counter accusations of budget padding by sacked chairman of the committee Abdulmumin Jibrin and the speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara and three other principal officers.
SSS officials stormed the National Assembly this morning and placed padlocks on the Appropriation Committee's office. Just yesterday, Jibrin released a statement alleging that Dogara is attempting to get into his office to seize some documents.


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Dahi Wale Pahari Aloo
Dahi wale pahari Aloo is a creamy potato curry cooked in yogurt gravy. It is a sweet and tangy dish that can be served with roti or paratha.
- Category: Curry Recipes, Himachali Recipes, Potato Recipes
- 3 large Potatoes, peeled and chopped lengthwise
- Salt to taste
- 1 teaspoon Garam masala
- 1 teaspoon Coriander powder
- 1 teaspoon Turmeric powder
- 2 tablespoons Raw Rice, soaked in 4 tbsp of water
- 1/4 teaspoon Asafetida
- 3 Cardamom
- 6 Cloves
- 1 inch piece Cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon Cumin seeds
- 2 tablespoons Oil / ghee
- 3 cups Yogurt, whisked with 1 cup of water
- 2 Green chilies, thinly sliced
- 1 large Onion, thinly sliced
- Cilantro – to garnish
- Grind rice with cardamom into a smooth paste. Mix this paste with yogurt and keep aside.
- In a pan, heat oil and add cumin seeds, cinnamon, cloves and asafetida and fry for a minute until they turn aromatic.
- Add sliced onions and green chilies and sauté until translucent.
- Add chopped potatoes, dry powder spices (Garam masala, turmeric powder, dhania powder) and salt. Mix well.
- Cook until potatoes are soft. Now add whisked yogurt-rice mixture. Bring to boil and simmer for 2 minutes.
- Garnish with coriander leaves. Serve Dahi wale pahari aloo with roti/paratha.