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This post starts somewhat silly………but, I bought a new computer for the first time in about 7 years. Woo!
I have other Apple devices, but this will be my first time purchasing a MacBook. I've always had PCs….so I'm sure there will be a learning curve. My sister purchased her first MacBook several years ago and was really happy with her purchase. So, when I was looking to upgrade this factored majorly into my decision.
The downside is I did have to save up a stash of cash, but I'm really excited. I don't regularly spend this kind of money on electronics or new computers, so what's the deal?
Well, I guess it's time to make this statement official……
I'm starting GRADUATE SCHOOL THIS FALL!
And I know this statement may read with excitement and joy, but honestly……………
……….going back to school brings up a number of emotions far different from excitement and joy……….
I mean sure a part of me is excited………….but……fear, hesitation, anxiety, disgust (real honesty here), and inadequacy are also emotions popping up here and there.
I mentioned in my first post….my 30th birthday really had me questioning everything going on in my life in the most cliché way. And yes, while I was thinking about my current work situation…..I was also thinking about my future, where I wanted to go, what I wanted to ultimately do in life. I forced myself to look beyond the next couple of weeks, months, and look instead into the next couple of years.
I've always wanted to pursue a graduate degree, but have been gun-shy on the idea for a while. But, as I have been finding out, sitting on the sidelines of life……watching people, accomplishments, and opportunities pass you by….you eventually learn that you have to jump.
At least, that's how I've felt.
I'd be lying if I said I am 100% sure that going back to school is the right choice. I fully know graduate school will be no joke and lots of hard work. I will be officially adding myself to the category of full-time working adults going back to school. And while that sounds liberating in a way, after what feels like many seasons of indecisiveness in the past, it's also scary.
However, I don't think we are ever really 100% sure of most things in life (at least I know this applies to me) and when I see my future, I see growth, career advancement, leadership, happiness, and a defined purpose. And, I believe that pursuing higher education and my master's degree will be a necessary step in the process.
And yet again, even with the occasional fear and questioning…..I keep hearing in my head……"it's better to do something than nothing". I need to allow myself to learn and grow………………
………………even if that means making mistakes.
With all this said, I guess I'm paving more of a way for the direction of my blog. For all the full-time working graduate students, I'd love to hear any tips or advice you have. I hope you will read along with my journey of living/finding my best life, learning to live a healthy lifestyle, and balancing all in the in-between!


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Monday, July 29, 2019
NYC Performance Opportunity - BalaSole Dance Company
Company: BalaSole Dance Company
Location: New York, NY
Compensation: Unlimited NYC Subway/Bus Metrocard or Cash Equivalent
PRIVATE AUDITION: For emerging and re-emerging dancers looking to gain professional experience and visibility in a prominent NYC dance venue.
WHEN: Sunday, August 4, 2019, 3:00PM-5:00PM
WHERE: College of Mount Saint Vincent, Peter J. Sharp Dance Studio, 6301 Riverdale Ave., Riverdale (Bronx), NY 10471
Registration Deadline: Saturday, August 3, 2019.
BalaSole Dance Company is offering dance artists a chance to perform in the company's opening and closing pieces through its Emerging/Re-Emerging Artist Program on August 16 & 17, 2019 at Ailey Citigroup Theater. In this concert, BalaSole will also feature Dance Theatre of Harlem member Stephanie Rae Williams.
During the private audition, up to four (4) participants will be selected to perform in the company's August concert. The goal of this program is to provide emerging and re-emerging artists an opportunity to collaborate and network with other artists, perform and get visibility in a prominent NYC venue, gain/build professional credential, and attend a private lecture on "Career in Dance." An advanced proficiency in either modern, contemporary, jazz, or ballet is required.
Please note that this is a non-paid performance opportunity. However, selected dancers will be provided an unlimited Metrocard to ride the NYC subway/bus system for the duration of the project. This project requires 8 consecutive days of commitment for rehearsals and performances. Due to the short duration of this project and the availability of space, the rehearsal dates and times are not negotiable. See rehearsal and performance schedule below. Any missed rehearsal will result in automatic dismissal from the concert.
Aug. 10 (Sat.) 11AM-6PM (Rehearsal) - Bronx, NY
Aug. 11 (Sun.) 11AM-6PM (Rehearsal) - Bronx, NY
Aug. 12 (Mon.) 4PM-9PM (Rehearsal) - Bronx, NY
Aug. 13 (Tue.) 4PM-9PM (Rehearsal) - Bronx, NY
Aug. 14 (Wed.) 4PM-9PM (Rehearsal) - Bronx, NY
Aug. 15 (Thu.) 4PM-9PM (Rehearsal) - Bronx, NY
Aug. 16 (Fri.) 3PM-10PM (Tech & Dress Rehearsals; Show at 8PM) - Manhattan, NY
Aug. 17 (Sat.) 5PM-10PM (Informal Run; Show at 8PM) - Manhattan, NY
To register for the August 4th private audition, send an email to email@example.com no later than noon on August 3, 2019 and use "Emerging/Re-Emerging Artist Audition" in the subject line. Also, please provide a phone number in your email.
BalaSole Dance Company
244 5th Ave., PMB 2616
New York, NY, 10001
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My Dominican friend remembers Santa being black and bearing gifts. A Twitter friend, Kristen Soo aka @readtooswift, shared that her Asian uncle dressed up as Santa a couple of years ago. I know this flies in the face of convention, of Northern European Christmas myths, and Megyn Kelly, but if my dad could be (though wasn't) Santa Claus, then why not my friends' dads – or moms? Or are Santas only for and from white people?
Around Easter of last year, I posted some satirical pictures of Jesus mocking conservatives and American Empire to my Leftcheek and Commie Pinkos Wrote My Bible Facebook pages and someone asked me why Jesus had to be white. I of course answered that he doesn't, but these were the images that I found. But I knew what this person meant and became more deliberate about finding other representations of Jesus.
My grandmother, a Puerto Rican with mocha-ish skin and tight curls, came to be a devout Evangelical around the age of forty. She kept pictures and representations of Jesus all around her apartment upstairs from me. Looking back, all these paintings and figurines were white, often blonde, often smiling or plaintive or pleading. They never looked like her but like other people from church's tradition (our particular church was mixed-race, but the leaders were usually white men). Come to think of it, they rarely looked like me – with freckles and an unkempt 'fro. This was the acceptable Jesus in Anglo churches.
Of course the historical Saint Nicholas and Jesus were not white – certainly not white by conventional Whiteness standards (which tends to favor fair-skinned people from Northern Europe). Nicholas was darker from Turkey with a black father and Jesus, well, from Nazareth (and what good can come out of Nazareth?). Neither would be mistaken for Brad Pitt. Yet, Renaissance-era paintings and millions of commercials and commercialized books and movies later, both are well-recognized within Western culture as being White. That shouldn't be a problem – myths are adaptable and should change to each culture and tradition.
So when Fox News and the rest of the Right Wing Media Circus gets so defensive that Jesus is White, Santa is White (and kids, don't you forget it!) and Christmas is the supreme holiday and should be the one and only recognized for this season (There can only be one!), the problem isn't that what they are saying is intrinsically bad. White people can recognize Santa and Jesus in their own image and Christians can be the most wonderful time of the year for many. The problem is in recognizing those as the primary or only options. When they declare a War on Christmas or the two biggest representations of Christmas (notice that Mary is not included in this picture), they are really promoting the supremacy of a White Christmas for Whiteness.
To solely focus on Christmas dismisses those who have deep depression for various reasons around this time, who remember loss, or face a lack of necessary sunshine, or who struggle with family grievances. But also, what of Hanukkah, Ramadan, Winter Solstice, New Year's, and/or Kwanzaa in addition to or separate from Christmas? It's not the only holiday. Nor do any of the holidays need to be celebrated by every one.
Additionally, picturing Jesus as necessarily a white man (or even necessarily a man) is a disservice to the Jesus of the Gospels – where Jesus was an oppressed minority. In the twenty-fifth chapter of the book of Matthew, Jesus says that his followers will serve him directly and take care of him directly when they serve, visit, and care for the hungry, the prisoners, the sick, the homeless.
Who is oppressed today – who does Jesus look like? An unmarried pregnant teen from the rural regions of Palestine? A shanty-town dweller in Cape Town or Rio de Janeiro? A sixteen year old black man in Cook County Jail? An untouchable in India? A single mother with cerebral palsy? A father awaiting deportation back to Juarez? A trans*woman or man pretty much anywhere? Can Jesus be trans*? Can Santa?
I argue for a tapestry of Jesus, Santa, and Christmas that is multi-colored, multi-ethnic, multi-generational, mult-class, multi-ability, intersectional, open and affirming of all sexualities, identities, capabilities and spectrums. Because Jesus, Santa, and the holidays are for the people – and White Christians are such a small – yet unduly influential – percentage of us all.


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A note from Barbara Coots, Editor of Single Matters: Nate Stevens, speaker and author of Matched 4 Marriage Meant 4 Life: Solving the Mystery of Relationships, encourages singles across the country to take a fresh, scriptural look at matters of the heart. Based on Mark 12:30 —"Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind, and with all your strength" — Nate's book examines the 4 aspects of life and relationships: spiritual (heart), intellectual (mind), emotional (soul), and physical (strength). Here is our interview.
Barbara Coots: Nate, can you offer some favorite Scriptures that have guided you in your own parenting?
Nate Stevens: Sure. Proverbs 22:6 says, "Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it." And Proverbs 3:5-6 is also a good one: "Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths. Training the child and trusting God—they go hand in hand.
BC: What are some differences in parenting young children versus teenagers and young adults?
NS: Before they reach the age of accountability—before they can fully understand and grasp the consequences and rewards of their actions—young children are reactive, and parents at this stage are more protective. It's pointless to reason with a three-year-old. When children get a sense of who they are and start understanding the consequences of their choices, we parents can start asserting ourselves more and begin to equip our children for life in the 4 aspects.
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The Glimpse of Kanchenzonga at Dzongri - 11 Days
Sikkim is an oasis of peace and tranquillity and an ideal destination for trekking. Mt. Khangchendzonga is the third highest peak in the world and its western ramparts are the place where the guardian deity of the Sikkim's lies. Dzongri is located in the South Sikkim district. Perhaps Dzongri is the place where you can see the snow-covered mountain peaks virtually touching the sky.
Price from 49,091.00 INR per personBook Now
|Unique Experiences:
• Visit Sikkim in the eastern Himalayas – an oasis of peace and tranquillity and an ideal destination for trekking
Small Group Exploration – normally no more than 2-5 travellers. Being few brings you closer to local life and flexibility to go to places less travelled; to go beyond the ordinary.
|Trip Length:
|11 Day(s) 10 Night(s)
|Tour Departure Dates:
|Every day
|Travel Season:
Best Season to Trek: April to October
|Type of Transportation:
|Private Vehicle,Trekking
|Type of Accommodation:
|Budget Class hotel in standard room with private bathroom and camping in tents
|Physical Rate:
|Child Policy:
Child age: No special child rate, adult rate applicable for child aged 12 and above
|Included in Price:
Accommodation: Accommodation in budget hotel on day 1 and day 10. Camping on rest of the days.
|Excluded from Price:
• Visas, travel insurance (compulsory)
- Locations Visited:
- Darjeeling, Yuksom, Bakhim, Phedang, Dzongri, Thangshing, Lamuney, Goecha La, Tshoka, Yuksom Village, Shachen
- Start City:
- Darjeeling
- End City:
- Darjeeling
Day 1: Airport/Train station - Yuksom
(1,859m) Today we will pick you up from your arrival point as per your location/ Bagdogra Airport, Gangtok, Darjeeling/ Kalimpong, NJP Rail Station or Bhadrapur Airport in Nepal. We will take you to a beautiful 5 to 6-hours drive to the village of Yuksom of western Sikkim. The drive takes you through lovely forests and little hill towns. You'll check in at a hotel or lodge at Yuksom and in the evening you meet with the camping crew. Over night at hotel.
Day 2: Yoksum - Bakhim
(2,790m) you will get an early morning start with the traditional "bed tea". After breakfast in the hotel, and begin your hiking journey into Sikkim's pristine wilderness. The hike today will last about six hours and pass through wooded hills of oaks, spruce, and giant magnolias and rhododendrons. You will take a break for lunch along the route and then continue up the Ratong Valley, making a steep climb up to the camp in Bakhim. Overnight in a forest bungalow or Camp.
Day 3: Bakhim - Phedang
(3,689m) Today is the most challenging day of the trek as you will gain altitude along steep climbs. After breakfast, you will begin a moderate climb through yak- and sheep-grazing areas around Tshoka, a resettlement camp for Tibetan refugees and the last village encountered on the trek. Here you will see first close-up view of Mount Pandim (6,693m). After Tshoka, the trail continues up through rhododendron forests to our lunch spot at Phedang (3,689m). After lunch, you will rest overnight in Phedang. Overnight in tents.
Day 4: Phedang
Enjoy the day at leisure. Listen to the local stories and legends from the guide. The day is set aside for acclimatization.
Day 5: Phedang - Dzongri
Today the trail continues up through the rhododendron forests. After breakfast at Phedang (3,689m) you will trek up to Dzongri (4,031m). You will reach Dzongri by lunch time. Overnight at Dzongri.
Day 6: Dzongri - Thangshing
(3,801m) After breakfast you will begin our three-hour hike to Thangshing. Along the way you will have beautiful views of Kabru, Sinolchu, Simvo, Pandim, and Goechala Peaks. You will start with a nice, easy walk with a gradual downhill incline through the thick low growing rhododendron forest for about an hour, then a steep downhill incline brings us to Kokchorung (3,689m) and then you will start a gradual uphill climb along the Onglathang valley through meadows and gorges to camp in Thangsing, which is by the Prek Chu river. You will reach Thangsing by lunchtime, with the rest of the afternoon free for more hiking, or to hike to the base (about 4,573m) of Jopuno peak, which is about a three-hour hike.
Day 7: Thangshing - Lamuney
(4,207m) Today you will begin our approach toward our last camp at Lamuney. Today's walk is a short (2.30 hours) gradual uphill hike through the Onglathang valley past yak herders and grazing yaks. After lunch at camp, you'll have the afternoon to do some optional day hikes to either Samiti Lake (4,390m) or to the base of Mount Tinchin Khang's glacier (4,726m).
Day 8: Day hike to Goecha La - Thangshing
Today you will start early for the hike up to the Goecha La and back. The walk takes about six hours roundtrip and it is challenging and strenuous. Depending on the weather; the terrain is also more challenging than the previous days on trek. (Those who are unable to go to Goecha La and would prefer an easier day can have a two-hour hike to a lower viewpoint at 4,573m). The viewpoint provides great views of Kanchenjunga and the surrounding peaks. Trip members who are up for it are strongly encouraged to undertake the hike up to the Goecha La (5,000m) it's the finest possible view of the Kanchenjunga. Descend all the way to Thangshing (3,801m) and overnight in camp.
Day 9: Thanshing - Phedang - Tshoka
Today you will leave the Onglathang Valley behind as you will descend to Kochchurong, about one hour from Thangshing, and trek back to Tshoka along a different route. This route is a little longer, off the beaten path, and goes along the edge of the hill for about three hours. You will join you previous trail at Phedang where you will have lunch then continue to the village of Tshoka, where you will spend the night.
Day 10: Tshoka - Yuksom Village
Today after breakfast you will trek back from Tshoka to Yuksom Village. You will have your lunch at Shachen and after lunch you will go for a trekking to Yuksom. Check in at a hotel at Yuksom. In the evening you will meet the camping crew for farewell.
Day 11: Yuksom - Darjeeling/Airport/Train
We drop you in Darjeeling, at the airport or at the train station.
Important: TRIP DETAILS
6 days strenuous hiking at high elevation (max. 4,268 m') and some long drives
5 nights camping, 2 nights' hotels. Enviromental fees in the National Park is USD 200 for 2 to 10 Pax. This needs to be paid directly by the guests during the trek.
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Cervical cancer can be prevented through regular cervical screening. A Cervical Screening Test every five years can prevent cervical cancer, so a few minutes every five years could save your life.
From December 2017, the Cervical Screening Test replaced the Pap test*. If you have been having Pap tests, you will be due for your first Cervical Screening Test two years after your last Pap test, then every five years following a normal (HPV-negative) test result.
If your last Pap test was more than two years ago or you've never screened, book your Cervical Screening Test now.
If you're unsure when you're due for your next cervical screen, contact your doctor who can look it up for you, or call the National Cancer Screening Register (NCSR) on 1800 627 701. You will soon be able to check a website to find out when you were last tested.
*Find out about the changes to the National Cervical Screening Program
To help you understand what cervical screening is all about, we've put together some information on what screening is, why it's important, and what to expect at your cervical screening appointment.
Cervical cancer is cancer occurring in the cells of the cervix, the lower part of the uterus (womb) which opens into the vagina.
Over 99% of the time, an infection called human papillomavirus (HPV) is the cause of cervical cancer.
Globally, cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women. Around 85% of cervical cancers occur in less developed regions. The difference in factors like the number of cervical cancers and deaths from cervical cancer between developed and less developed regions shows the benefits of regular cervical screening, through programs such as the National Cervical Screening Program (NCSP).
Australia has the second lowest rate of cervical cancer in the world, mainly due to the success of this program.
Cervical screening prevents cervical cancer by looking for HPV.
HPV is a very common infection that most people will have at some point – it is transmitted through genital skin-to-skin contact. HPV usually clears up on its own naturally within 1-2 years. In rare cases, HPV infection that does not clear up can cause cell changes which can lead to cervical cancer. This usually takes 10-15 years.
The new Cervical Screening Test will prevent HPV infection that does not clear up from developing into cervical cancer, by identifying women who have the infection. As HPV doesn't usually cause any symptoms, most women won't even know they have it.
Since the introduction of the National Cervical Screening Program (NCSP) in 1991, the number of women developing and dying from cervical cancer has halved.
Anyone who has been sexually active can get HPV infection, even if you've only ever been with one partner. It is a common result of being sexually active.
If you're aged 25-74 and have ever been sexually active, you need to have a Cervical Screening Test every five years. This includes women who have already had the HPV vaccination.
Cervical screening is for well women with no symptoms - it is an important part of living a healthy life for yourself and your family.
If you've been sexually active at any point, speak to your doctor or nurse about when to start cervical screening. Talk to your female friends and family members about having a Cervical Screening Test too.
If you experience any symptoms, such as unusual bleeding or pain, see your doctor straight away rather than waiting to have your Cervical Screening Test.
When you arrive for your Cervical Screening Test, the nurse or doctor will take you to a private room, where they will talk to you about the test and explain what it will involve. They might also use this time to talk to you about your general health.
When you're ready for the test, they'll ask you to remove your clothing from the waist down and lie on the bed (you can use a bed sheet to cover yourself).
The nurse or doctor will ask you to bend your knees and will gently insert an instrument called a speculum into your vagina. This is so they can get a clear view of your cervix and collect a sample of cells from your cervix.
The test does not usually take long and is completely safe. You may feel some discomfort, but it should not hurt. If you do feel any pain, you should tell your nurse or doctor.
While it might seem uncomfortable or awkward to have your Cervical Screening Test, it's important to remember that doctors and nurses perform these tests all the time as part of their job.
After your test, the cells will be sent to a lab for testing and the nurse or doctor will explain to you how you will get your results. The good news is, if HPV is not found in your cells, your next Cervical Screening Test will be in five years.
If HPV is found in your cells, your doctor will let you know if you need to have another Cervical Screening Test in 12 months, or have further tests sooner.
You can have your Cervical Screening Test at your regular nurse or doctor, or with a different doctor or nurse.
It's ok to choose a doctor who isn't your usual doctor if this will make you feel more comfortable having your test. Remember that doctors and nurses perform these tests all the time as part of their job.
If you're feeling anxious about the test, you can take a family member or friend along with you.
If you have difficulty communicating in English, you can call Translating and Interpreting Services on 13 14 50. Interpreters can help you with understanding cervical screening information, booking your screening appointment, and arranging to have an interpreter with you at your test.
Yes! You are welcome to bring a support person along, e.g. a friend or family member to your Cervical Screening Test.
If you're unsure when you're due for your next cervical screen, contact your doctor or call the National Cancer Screening Register (NCSR) on 1800 627 701.
You can use Translating and Interpreting Services to contact the NCSR by calling 1800 627 701.
What is the National Cancer Screening Register?
There may be certain cultural or religious beliefs that are making you reluctant to book a Cervical Screening Test. If any of the reasons below are stopping you from screening, read on to find out why regular cervical screening is important for all women.
Anything you disclose to your doctor is completely confidential, so you don't need to worry about your private information being shared.
You don't have to have your Cervical Screening Test with your regular doctor. If you don't feel comfortable having a male doctor perform your test, you can ask to see a female doctor or nurse, or have your test at a different practice.
Having a Cervical Screening Test is an important part of staying healthy, as the test could save your life by preventing cervical cancer. Your doctor will not disclose the fact you have had a Cervical Screening Test to anyone else without your consent.
"In my culture or religion, we don't talk about things associated with sex"
It's important for all women aged 25-74 who have ever been sexually active to have regular cervical screening. Remember, having HPV infection (the primary cause of cervical cancer) does not mean you are promiscuous. By identifying women at higher risk of developing cervical cancer, the Cervical Screening Test saves lives.
Wondering what to expect at your cervical screen appointment? We've got all the information you need.


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Graduate Assistantships
Students in the Department of Counseling and Development benefit from the many and varied Graduate Assistantships on campus to help fund the cost of their education. In addition to helping fund graduate students' education, Graduate Assistantships provide Counseling and Development students with valuable work experience in which they apply what they are learning in courses while working with students, faculty, and staff throughout the university. Over 100 graduate assistantships are awarded each academic year to deserving graduate students.
To be eligible for a full-time assistantship (Fall and Spring only), students must gain admission to graduate study, register and maintain at least nine semester credits of graduate coursework, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), and demonstrate academic progress. Full-time assistantships may be awarded for up to two years with recipients working 17.5 hours per week during the regular academic year. In return, students receive a $4,000 academic year stipend and a full tuition waiver for up to 12 graduate credits per semester. Assistantships may also be awarded on a part-time basis. Interviews for assistantships will occur during Interview Day.


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No musical group is complete without the double bass player – build yourself a wooden double bass player from Timberkits. The wooden pieces are all pre-cut so you just need to follow the detailed instructions and build the model. This is a confident level design, recommended for 9-90 year olds. This model will fit with the optional battery pack, also available on this site.
Have a look online and you will find that several people have made the whole Timberkits band – they look great together!
- The instructions are well written
- The movement of the bass player is excellent
- They can add a battery pack to make it move independently
If you want to build the wooden double bass model, here are some great tips:


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Khazaria (Bulan)
|Khazar Khaganate
|Map by Janboruta
Religious Intolerance
|Aggressive, Mercantile
Map Labels Language
Khazaria led by Bulan[1] is a custom civilization by JFD and Janbourta,[2] with contributions from danrell, David Christensen, and Andreas Waldeloft.
This mod requires Brave New World.
- 1 Overview
- 2 Strategy
- 3 Unique Attributes
- 4 Music
- 5 Mod Support
- 6 List of Cities
- 7 Full Credits List
- 8 Notes and References
The Khazars were semi-nomadic Turkic people who established one of the largest polities of medieval Eurasia, their territory comprising much of modern-day European Russia, western Kazakhstan, eastern Ukraine and large portions of the Caucasus and beyond. A successor state of the Western Turks, Khazaria was a polyethnic and multifate state with a population of Turkic, Uralic, Slavic, and Palaeo-Caucasian peoples. Khazaria was the first feudal state to be established in Eastern Europe.
With the collapse of the Göktürk Empire due to internal conflict in the 6th century, the western half of the empire split into a number of tribal confederations, among whom were the Khazars, led by the Ashina clan, the traditional rulers of the Göktürk Empire. During the 7th and 8th centuries, the Khazar fought a series of wars against the Umayyad Caliphate, which was attempting simultaneously to expand its influence into Transoxiana and the Caucasus. During the 9th and 10th centuries, Khazaria was one of the major arteries of commerce between northern Europe and southwestern Asia, as well as a connection to the Silk Road.
Bulan was a Khazar king who led the conversion of the Khazars to Judaism. His name means "elk" in Old Turkic. In modern Turkish, it means "the one who finds". The date of his reign is unknown, as the date of the conversion is hotly disputed, though it is certain that Bulan reigned some time between the mid-700s and the mid-800s. Nor is it settled whether Bulan was the Bek or the Khagan of the Khazars. Scholars sometimes refer to the king who led the Khazar conversion to Judaism as "Bulan Sabriel", though it is conceivable that they may have been different people.
]In the Khazar Correspondence, an exchange of letters with the Caliph of Cordoba, King Joseph of Khazaria traces his lineage back to Bulan. He refers to the reforming Khazar ruler Obadiah as being one of "the sons of the sons of Bulan". In the Schechter Letter, the name Sabriel is given for the Khazar king who led the conversion to Judaism. The Schechter Letter also gives Sabriel at least a partial Jewish/Israelite ancestry. Sabriel is described as having waged successful campaigns in the Caucasus and Iranian Azerbaijan, possibly as part of the Khazar-Arab wars.
Dawn of Man
We are yours to command, great and powerful Bulan, Khan of Khans and emperor of these vast steppes. Your empire lies at one of the crossroads of the lucrative Silk Road, between the empire of Byzantium in the west and the Umayyad Caliphate in the south. Conceived from the fall of the Göktürk Empire in the 6th century A.D., the Khazars would rise to become one of the most powerful and organised states of the Eurasian Steppes, accomplishing a civilization that the hordes of the Khans before could never dream. Embattled for centuries by the forces of the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Islamic Caliphate, your reign would finally bring religious settlement, and your empire would become a Jewish state; the only of its kind in the world.
O terrible Bulan, the mighty Khazar Empire awaits your leadership to bring its foes to heel once more. Can you seize great wealth and prosperity, and command a force that would shake the surface of the earth? Can you beckon to your empire the enterprising faithful? Can you build a civilization that can stand the test of time? Introduction: "Hm, what do you want? I am Bulan, Khagan of this land. If you come bearing gold, then you are welcome to stay. But if you come bearing war, then prepare for bloodiment."
Introduction: "I am Bulan, Khagan of this land. What fortune do you bring to my empire? Be it gold, or blood?"
Defeat: "Words escape me..."
Unique Attributes
Khazaria (Bulan)
|Khazar Correspondence
When a city is conquered, the followers of your main Religion from that city emigrate to your Capital. Enemy cities with followers from your religion have reduced Combat Strength.
|Khagan Bek (Great General)
|Shul (Temple)
|Peace Theme
|War Theme
|"Road to the East" by David Christensen.
|"Barbarians Approaching" by Andreas Waldetoft.
Mod Support
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Community Balance Patch
Ethnic Units
Map Labels
Unique Cultural Influence
Wish for the World
Events and Decisions
Consolidate the Khaganate
It was long ago that ours was a tribal kingdom. Today, we are an empire, and an empire demands a central leadership to control it. Let us formally merge the institutions of Khaghan and Bek that have long divided our power in two.
- Player must be Khazaria
- Player must have at least three cities
- May only be enacted from the beginning of the Medieval Era
- May only be enacted once per game
Encourage the Isinglass Trade
This precious substance which we pull from the dried bladders of our fish is prized in the west for its ability to restore parchment, not to mention its use in the clarification of wine. We should monopolise on this demand and encourage the Isinglass trade.
- Player must be Khazaria
- Player must have a coastal city
- May only be enacted once per game
Wise Sage
A great sage of [Religion] has come to our court with words and letters of their faith. They have invited us to pray, and to consider converting to their religion.
Option 1: Cast these blasphemers out!
Option 2: We shall adopt [Religion].
- The empire fully converts to [Religion]
Horse Breeder
A renown horse breeder has come to our lands, seeking our patronage. They are renown for their taming of even the wildest of beasts, and could help in producing new sources of mountable warhorses.
Option 1: A waste of money.
- Nothing
Option 2: They shall become a member of our court at once.
Note: this event will only fire before the Renaissance.
Piety and Prestige
UA changes: "When a city is conquered, the followers of your State Religion from that city emigrate to your Capital. Enemy cities with followers from your religion have reduced Combat Strength."
Unique Cultural Influence
"Our people are now buying your isinglass and speculating on your Semitism. I worry the rest of the world will also succumb to the influence of your culture."
List of Cities
|City List
Full Credits List
|Dropbox Download
|Steam Workshop
|Latest Version:
|v 2
|Last Updated:
|4 February 2015
- JFD: Author.
- Janboruta: Artwork, Research (City-List).
- Danrell: Graphics.
- Moriboe: Original Author.
- David Christensen: Road to the East (Peace Theme).
- Andrea Waldetoft: Barbarians Approaching (War Theme).


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Riding Schooling and Training
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Improve your horse's suppleness
Posted in Flatwork Riding Schooling and Training
There are many reasons why your horse might lack suppleness and it can really affect how he feels to ride. Dressage rider Gareth Hughes explains how to get your horse bending beautifully
Like us, some horses are naturally more supple than others, but all horses can bend to a degree. When a horse lacks suppleness, he usually lacks bend around his rider's leg, however, many riders think that the lack of suppleness stems from the neck. This is because they find it difficult to bend their horse's neck when they're riding, but often when they get off, their horse has no problem reaching round to scratch his side, so you can see that, in reality, the neck is rarely the cause of the problem. When your horse is supple, he is able to bend easily, and he'll work through his back and move fluidly without tension. If you feel your horse is lacking suppleness, the first thing I'd suggest is to make sure he is balanced, engaged and carrying himself. This will soften him around your leg and make him easier to ride, and often improves the situation greatly. If, once you've achieved that, suppleness still seems to be an issue, then there are some exercises you can do to help improve it.
Lacking suppleness?
If you're unsure whether your horse is supple or not, consider whether these things happen when you ride…
- your horse becomes tense and resistant while working in the school
- your horse finds something easy on one rein, but really difficult on the other rein
- your horse falls in or out through his shoulders when riding lateral movements or turns
If he does any of these things or just generally feels reluctant to soften and bend, then it's likely he needs some work on his suppleness.
Lateral work is your friend
One of the best things for creating suppleness in your horse is lateral work, and the most useful movements are shoulder-in, leg-yield and travers. If your horse is finding a movement difficult, keep the angle of the movement shallow and if you're flexing his neck, exaggerate the neck positioning. This will make it easier for your horse.
If he struggles to give you any angle in shoulder-in and travers, try riding the movement on the three-quarter line instead of the track. This will prevent him relying on the side of the school and he'll have to start listening to your aids more.
Top tip
For the aids for these lateral movements, revisit Gareth's guide to lateral work in the October issue of Horse&Rider.
Exercise 1 – Shoulder-in on a circle
Riding shoulder-in on a circle is a really useful exercise for suppling. The act of having to turn while riding shoulder-in brings your horse's shoulder in round your inside leg. He'll find it difficult initially, but when you go back to riding him straight, you'll really feel the difference – he'll be much more supple.
In trot, ask for shoulder-in down the long side, then at E or B ride a 20-metre circle, maintaining the shoulder-in. Ride a few circles, then trot out of the circle and go large around the arena. He'll feel much more supple through turns.
Exercise 2 – Angling the leg-yield
I do a lot of leg-yield work with my horses, as it really encourages them to swing their inside hindleg across under their bodies. This is essential because unless your horse steps under with his inside hindleg, he can't take more weight behind and bend through his body in a balanced way.
Ride leg-yield across the diagonal, riding a shallow leg-yield initially, then increasing the angle for a few strides to get him to really step across, before returning to a shallow angle again.
Exercise 3 – Leg-yield away from the leading leg
This is an excellent exercise for a horse who is tight through his ribcage, as it will help him to soften around your inside leg.
Ask for canter and turn down the centre line, then leg-yield back to the track away from the direction of the leading leg. For example, if you're cantering on the right canter lead, leg-yield to the left.
Exercise 4 – Travers on a circle
Riding travers in canter on a circle is fantastic for creating suppleness in the canter. Performing this movement on a circle is easier than riding it on a straight line and it gives you more control, too.
Ask for canter as you approach the long side, then ask for travers. When you get to B or E, ride a 20-metre circle while maintaining travers.
Top tip
Always work evenly on both reins, but remember that you might have to make the exercise slightly easier on your horse's difficult rein.
A worthwhile task
It's worth spending time working on suppleness, as not only will it be hugely beneficial to your horse and improve your dressage marks, but it will also make him more comfortable to ride. Before and after a session focused on improving how supple he is, ride some easy, basic school movements, such as circles and serpentines. You should really feel how much better his is at the end of the session.


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Keynote Speakers:
Prof Elena Lombardi, Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages, University of Oxford
Prof Suzanne Aspden, Faculty of Music, University of Oxford
Prof Ankhi Mukherjee, Faculty of English, University of Oxford
The Organisers:
Adele Bardazzi (Christ Church, University of Oxford), Dr David Bowe (Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages, University of Oxford), Natalya Din-Kariuki (Balliol College, University of Oxford), Julia Caterina Hartley (Christ Church, University of Oxford)
About the Speakers:
Elena Lombardi received her Laurea from the University of Pavia, with a thesis on the critical edition of Ugo Foscolo's Lettere dall'Inghilterra, and her Ph.D. from New York University with a dissertation on Dante and the medieval theory of language. Before joining Oxford she was assistant professor in Italian Studies at McGill University (Montréal) and Senior Lecturer in Italian at the University of Bristol. Her main area of research is Dante and the Middle Ages. Her first book, The Syntax of Desire (Toronto, 2007), explores the interrelations between the notions of syntax and desire in medieval theology (Augustine), grammar (Modistae) and poetry (Dante). Her second book, The Wings of the Doves (McGill Queens, 2012), explores concepts of love and desire in the Middle Ages with focus on the episode of Francesca in Inferno 5. She has also published on early Italian poetry (the Sicilian School. Guido Cavalcanti, Petrarca). Other areas of interest are idea of the book in the Middle Ages, and the theme of intertextuality in the Renaissance epic-chivalric poem.
Suzanne Aspden has a D.Phil. from Oxford and has held research positions at Cambridge and in the U.S. She taught at the University of Southampton (2003-2005) before returning to Oxford in 2005. She has broadcast extensively on BBC Radio and Television on Handel and on opera in 18th-century Britain, as well as acting as BBC Radio 3's official blogger on Handel during their year-long anniversary celebrations in 2009. Suzanne is co-editor of the Cambridge Opera Journal. She is also co-editing a volume of essays on Francesco Cavalli's Erismena with Michael Burden. Her research centres on 18th-century opera and dramatic music, and on the ways in which this music facilitates the expression of identity, whether national, personal, or dramatic. Her publications manifest these interests in varying ways; her recent monograph, The Rival Sirens: Performance and Identity on Handel's Operatic Stage (Cambridge, 2013) brings them together. Her next book, on music and national identity in 18th-century Britain, will offer another approach to these themes.
Ankhi Mukherjee's first monograph, Aesthetic Hysteria: The Great Neurosis in Victorian Melodrama and Contemporary Fiction (Routledge, 2007), drew largely on Victorian literature and culture. Her second book, What Is a Classic? Postcolonial Rewriting and Invention of the Canon (Stanford, 2013) asks how classics emanate from postcolonial histories and societies. Exploring definitive trends in twentieth- and twenty-first century English and Anglophone literature, she examines the relevance of the question of the classic for the global politics of identifying and perpetuating so-called core texts. She is currently working on an interdisciplinary project that examines the institution of psychoanalysis and its vexed relationship with race and the urban poor in the context of three global cities: Mumbai, London, and New York. She ha also co-edited, with Laura Marcus, a Blackwell Companion to Psychoanalysis, Literature, and Culture, and is currently editing After Lacan, a collection of essays on the intellectual and cultural legacies of the psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan (forthcoming with Cambridge University Press).
About the Organisers:
Adele Bardazzi gained a first class honours degree in English and Italian at Royal Holloway University of London in 2013 (also winning the Harrison Award for that year). She went on to study at Christ Church, University of Oxford for a D.Phil. in Medieval and Modern Languages under the supervision of Prof. Emmanuela Tandello. Her doctoral research explores the multiple tensions between absence and presence in the poetry of Eugenio Montale and aims to explore the nature of some of his 'care ombre' [beloved shadows]. More specifically, she is interested in the many absent-present female figures in Montale's poetry and, more broadly, in the figure of the feminine poetic beloved in lyric poetry. Other interests include feminist and queer theory, and the thought of Michel Foucault, to which one of her undergraduate dissertations was devoted.
David Bowe completed his D.Phil. in 'dialogic models of conversion and self-representation in medieval Italian poetry' at St Hilda's College, Oxford under the supervision of Prof. Manuele Gragnolati in June 2014. Since then he has held a visiting post-doctoral fellowship at the Humanities Research Institute of the University of Leeds and a stipendiary lectureship at Balliol College, Oxford. His current project focusses on the representation of women's voice (real and fictitious) in the literature of late medieval Italy, with a particular focus on the mode of the tenzone (poetic dialogue) as locus for gendered 'speech'. Recent publications include 'Text, Artefact and the Creative Process: 'The Sad, Bewildered Quills' of Guido Cavalcanti', in MHRA Working Papers in the Humanities, Vol 9 (2015). From October 2015, he will be a Victoria Maltby Junior Research Fellow at Somerville College, Oxford.
Natalya Din-Kariuki read for a B.A. in English Language and Literature at Wadham College, before completing a Master of Studies in English Literature (1550-1700) at Balliol College. She is now in the second year of doctoral research in English Literature. Her interests include the literary and intellectual history of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, rhetorical theory, contemporary African literature, and various strands of critical theory. The focus of her doctoral thesis is the role of testimony – and its ethical, aesthetic, and epistemological aspects – in early modern travel writing on the Ottoman Empire.
Julia Caterina Hartley is a final year D.Phil. candidate at the University of Oxford, writing a thesis entitled 'Literary vocation in Dante and Proust', under the supervision of Manuele Gragnolati and Jennifer Yee. The idea to further explore the intersection between gender identity and artistic authority came to her through Proust's À la recherche du temps perdu, when she realised that while the novel is famous for its male fictional artists (Bergotte, Elstir and Vinteuil), its passages concerned with female characters' relationship with the arts offer a fertile ground for study. After completing her D.Phil. she therefore hopes to further explore the relationship between discourses on aesthetics and on gender and sexuality in La Recherche and other 19th and turn of the century literary works and artistic manifestoes. Her reading of Proust's fictional character Odette in dialogue with Baudelaire's essay 'Le peintre de la vie moderne' will be coming out next year in French Studies.


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Last Wednesday of the month, 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Join the men in the Family Center, Last Wednesday of Every Month!
Enjoy a delicious breakfast cooked by our men.
Donation $5.00.
Bring a first time visitor and receive a free breakfast for both of you.
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The installer file for BSmodHQ Update v.4. for BSP.
Your match must be completely patched to the official 1.2 patch.
Prior BSmodHQ mods do not have to be mounted.
Make sure you near the match before setting up.
Install the match to your Battlestations Pacific directory ("C:Plan FilesEIDOSBattlestations Pacific" by default)
Make sure you permit the installer to make a backup of this folder when prompted to permit straightforward uninstallation of the mod. This mod does overwrite match files.


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Hendersonville got off to a fast start and played well on senior night to finish the 2016 season with a perfect 5-0 record at Memorial Stadium. The COMMANDOS would score 42 points in the first quarter while holding Glencliff scoreless. HHS would then add one more touchdown in each of the next three quarters in the 63-8 victory to improve their record to 6-3.
Hendersonville would kickoff to start the game. On the first play from scrimmage, #22 Caleb Thorton would tip a Glencliff pass and #18 Austin White would be there to get an interception. The take away would give the COMMANDOS the ball just 24 yards away from the endzone. Runs by #6 Brett Coker and #3 Anthony Hughes would set up a 1st and goal at the 1 yard line. #7 Weston Schwerdt would go in for the score with a 1 yard run for the first points of the night. The Black & Gold defense would force a Colt punt after three plays on the next possession. This Hendersonville drive would only be one play as Coker found Hughes for a 31 yard pass TD to put HHS up 14-0. On the first play of the ensuing Glencliff possession, Schwerdt would grab the COMMANDOS 2nd interception. After Schwerdt got the interception, he would pitch it to Coker who would race 55 yards for a defensive touchdown putting HHS up 21-0. Hendersonville would force another 3 & out helped by a tackle for loss by #61 Zach Rockum. HHS would then have another 1 play drive as Schwerdt would score his 2nd rushing TD of the night with a 23 yard run. The Colts would be forced to a 3 & out again giving HHS the ball back. After a 1st down run by #24 Reggie Harris, #16 Justin Ernst would connect with #84 Schuyler Robinson for a 35 yard pass TD as HHS extended their lead to 35-0. #64 Lane Smith would help the COMMANDO defense force a three and out on the next series with a 3rd down stop. After two offensive snaps, HHS would be facing a 3rd and long. Coker would pass to #81 Jordan Amis and he would gallop to the endzone on the 49 yard scoring play as Hendersonville made the score 42-0.
Glencliff would be facing a 3rd down to start the 2nd quarter and they were able to convert. A Hendersonville penalty would give the Colts another 1st down before GHS would convert a 4th down and set up a 1st and goal. The COMMANDO defense would hold strong as Schwerdt would get a stop on 4th down short of the goaline to keep the Colts off the scoreboard. HHS would go 3 & out following the goaline stand as they would call on #35 Jonathan Lisbona to punt from his own endzone. HHS would get the Colts to 4th down following the punt. #25 Eric Tilson would get Hendersonville's 3rd interception of the night and return it 32 yards to set HHS up in Colt territory. Runs by #30 Griffin McAuley would get this possession going. #31 Tyler Dang would add a rush and McAuley would run again as HHS would get the ball inside the 10 yard line. McAuley would score this touchdown with a 5 yard run, and the kickoff would be the final play of the 1st half as they teams broke with Hendersonville up 49-0.
#29 Jacob Eicher would have a big kickoff return for the COMMANDOS to start the 2nd half as HHS would start with the ball at the 27 yard line. Tilson would rush the ball inside the 10, and Dang would find the endzone with an 8 yard run. Glencliff would get things going offensively on their next possession completing two long passes before scoring with a 3 yard run. They would add the 2 point conversion with another run to make the score 56-8. #17 Damion Chandler would have a 1st down run for HHS as the 3rd quarter came to a close.
A nice run by #20 Nate Hancock would move the ball into Glencliff territory, but this COMMANDO drive would end with a turnover as HHS would fumble. Hendersonville would force the Colts to a 3 & out. Hancock would have another good run to start the next possession for HHS then #37 Desmond Thornton would have a good run as he picked up another 1st down. Chandler would end this drive and the scoring for the night with a 16 yard touchdown run. The Colts would run 4 plays on the ensuing possession before the clock hit all zeros as HHS got the win 63-8.
Hendersonville (6-3) will be on the road next Friday as the regular season comes to an end. The COMMANDOS will travel to Hunters Lane (1-8) to take on the Warriors. Kickoff at Warrior Stadium is set for 7:00 next Friday night.


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Ray Santiago (born June 15, 1984) is a Puerto Rican American actor who portrays Pablo Simon Bolivar, a main character in Ash vs Evil Dead. He's also known for producing short films such as 500mg of Something and being a director of Hypo, a 2010 movie.
Involvement With The Evil Dead Series
- Ash vs Evil Dead (2015-): Pablo Simon Bolivar
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If you are interested in eating sustainable seafood, squid seems to be a fairly good alternative – Montere Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch lists several good alternatives as well as a best choice (US Atlantic longfin, trawl-caught) and no flashing-light "avoid this!" The trick with squid is to avoid overcooking at all costs, or you will end up with a plateful of rubber bands. Squid is usually available frozen and/or fresh at most seafood counters and more and more often appears at farmers' markets that boast a fish vendor.
If you live near an Asian market or know of an Asian produce vendor, look for Chinese celery (qincai) – it's a bit darker and thinner than our American celery and has a stronger taste.
- 10 oz squid, cleaned
- 2 stalks Chinese celery or 1 large stalk celery
- 2 scallions
- 1 fresh red chili, seeded or not, according to your heat tolerance
- 3 slices fresh ginger root, peeled
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 T oil
- 1 tsp light soy sauce
- Rinse the squid and pat dry. Cut off the tentacles and remove the hard "beak" in their center. Cut the body open so you can lay it flat, then score the flesh at 1/2 " intervals with a sharp knife, first one way, then the other way just short of perpendicular – you should have a checkerboard pattern.
- Cut the celery into 1.5″ sections, then into 1/2″ wide sticks.
- Cut the scallions into 1.5″ lengths.
- Cut the ginger and chili pepper into thin strips.
- Heat the oil in the wok over high heat until it shimmers.
- Explode the scallions, chili pepper, ginger and garlic until fragrant.
- Add the squid and celery, reduce the heat to medium-high and stirfry 1-2 m, just until the squid is cooked through and the celery is crisp-tender.
- Add the soy sauce, adjust the seasoning to taste, and serve.
nutrition data:
As with most mollusks, squid is relatively high in cholesterol – if you try to watch your cholesterol intake, be sure to serve this with plenty of brown rice and some vegetable-centric side dishes. The recipe serves 4, and figures given are per serving.
- Total calories 111, calories from fat 41
- Total fat 5 g, saturated fat 1 g
- Cholesterol 165 mg
- Sodium 130 mg
- Total carbs 5 g, dietary fiber 1 g, sugars 1 g
- Protein 12 g
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Favorite Apple Crisp – Cindy Leishman
8 medium apples, peeled and sliced
1/2 tsp. cinnamon
1/3 c. sugar
1/2 tsp. lemon juice
1/2 c. brown sugar
1 c. flour
1/2 c. butter
Mix apples, cinnamon, sugar and lemon juice. Place in a 9 X 9 pan and cover with the brown sugar, flour and butter which have been mixed to a crumb stage. Bake 1 hour at 350 degrees.


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Dershowitz Speaks Truth, Again
Alan Dershowitz, the famous Harvard Law Professor is not just smart, he is a serial truth teller. I love people like this, they can support you on 20 issues but if they find one thing you are doing wrong, they write about it anyway.
Normally guys like him are a P in the A to most politicians but recently these Dershowitz characteristics — have been helping Trump – because Trump has been right legally, and that is the Dershowitz true religion.
This latest quote is a great example. In the old days, when journalism was real, this would have made it into the lede in every news story thread about this Russia thing being written – but those days are gone. Here is the Dershowitz quote, which of course, I second.
Dershowitz — "I'm shocked as a civil libertarian, and a criminal lawyer and a liberal at how liberals are, some of them at least, prepared to stretch existing laws, talk about treason, talk about other kinds of crimes that just don't exist when it comes to the facts as we know them about this meeting," he said. "So I'm going to keep insisting we stop accusing people of crime when there is no evidence of crime."


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On the way to Avignon we stopped at Aix-en-Provence for lunch. We were only there for an hour or so, so I didn't get a chance to poke around or take any pictures, but it was a very beautiful city. The quality of the light was such that I understood immediately why the city and surrounding area attracted so many artists like Cezanne and Picasso.
Avignon was also very beautiful.
Le pont d'Avignon. It cost 4€ to go on it so I danced under it instead!
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On another Athletic front, Mrs Murphy and her class will be attending an Athletics blitz run by Cork City Sports Partnership tomorrow 11th April in Neptune.
The Athletics programme introduces young children to athletics in a fun, engaging and non-competitive environment.
It focuses on the use of games to develop fitness whilst enhancing agility, co-ordination and balance – all fundamental to longer term physical athletic development.
Children will partake in running, jumping, relays, hurdles, shotput, javellin, discus and more.
The aim of the programme is to introduce 3rd class primary school children (Boys, Girls & Mixed) to the Sport of Athletics in a supportive environment. In return for full commitment to the programme, each school will receive a 4 week Coaching Session, Athletics Resource Pack
We hope Mrs Murphy's Class enjoy the day.


text: The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is a proposed free trade agreement (FTA) among the United States and 11 Asia-Pacific countries. The U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) has described it as a "comprehensive and high standard" agreement, designed to eliminate and reduce trade barriers and to establish and extend the rules and disciplines of the trading system among the parties to the agreement. If implemented, it would be the largest plurilateral FTA by value of trade, encompassing roughly 40% of world GDP, and could serve further to integrate the United States in the dynamic Asia-Pacific region. As a "living agreement," it has the potential to negotiate new rules and expand its membership. It could also mark a shift to the negotiation of "mega-regional" trade liberalization agreements in lieu of bilateral FTAs and broader multilateral trade liberalization in the World Trade Organization (WTO). This book examines the key provisions of the proposed TPP, related policy and economic contexts, and issues of potential interest to Congress. (Imprint: Nova)


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What is a court summons?
A court summons is a document issued by a magistrate or judge of a court, to appear before the court for a case filed by a plaintiff. It is usually served by the bailiff of the court, and may be served on you directly or indirectly by substituted means (by display in a public place or publication in the newspaper). Usually, a court summons is preceded by a letter(s) of demand by the plaintiff, which has been ignored or treated with levity. So the question to be answered is: what should I do or not do when I receive a court summons?
Steps to take when you receive a court summons
- Ask the bailiff questions on the court the summons originated from, the location and what the case is about, his name and possibly phone number.
- Ensure that the name addressed on the summons is yours
- Check the summons for the name of the plaintiff's lawyer information (address and phone number/ email), and contact him on a settlement plan if the claim is not large.
- Get a lawyer to advise you appropriately on the your defence if any or a means of settlement or possible negotiation.
- Defend the lawsuit whether or not you are guilty of the allegations levelled against you.
Consequences of Ignoring a court summons
Most persons treat court summons as a mere piece of paper and ignore it with the assumption that it is a mere threat. Unfortunately, you may try to salvage the situation only when a default judgment has been entered against you. Therefore, ignoring a court summons would lead to the following;
- Ignoring the court summons is an indirect admission on your part that the claims of the plaintiff against you are true.
- The court would enter a default judgment (in the absence of any defence on your part) to the claims of the plaintiff.
- In other to enforce the judgment, the plaintiff would garnishee all bank accounts you possess or place a lien on your properties to recover the judgment sum as a judgment debtor.
It is therefore advised that when you receive a court summons you should contact a lawyer to advice you accordingly. Lawstrive has exceptional experienced lawyers, who can handle any case efficiently.
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"The changes we have made within the business and the appointment of Andrea Naylor will take us to the next level in our journey"
Mint Bridging has appointed Andrea Naylor to the new role of head of legal, looking after Mint's underwriting team.
Naylor was previously at Goldentree for five years, where she was part of the legal team. She has 26 years of experience in real estate, working in-house for national housebuilders and international private practice.
Andrea's appointment is part of a management restructuring, with the recent promotion of Richard Showman to the newly created role of head of lending. sion of additional support for funders.
Andrea commented: "The offer of this customised role is an incredible opportunity for me. Mint Bridging has a tremendous passion for lending and are extremely ambitious. My skills and expertise will be a strong asset developing the underwriting team and I'm excited with the prospect of being part of a pivotal role in the company's expansion."
Andrew Lazare, managing director, added: "The changes we have made within the business and the appointment of Andrea Naylor will take us to the next level in our journey, reinforcing Mint as the predominant go-to bridging lender in the unregulated space. Coming at a time when our loan book stands at a record high, we already see the potential that Andrea has brought to the table. With Richard's recent well-earned promotion, both Andrea and Richard strengthen the core management team to take Mint to the next level in 2019."


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March 21, 2014
If you haven't checked out our Shop page lately, be sure to look at our three new color patterns for Spring 2014. One is a red-orange-yellow stripe, another is bright red dots, and yet another is a reprise of our popular Yellow Flowers pattern. Plus, after April 9th, find four of our best patterns all for sale on Amazon; just enter "birdsbesafe" in Amazon's search bar!
These patterns are confirmed to be effective at warning away birds and our customers are already enjoying having a few more fashion options for their cats. Look for two more new patterns before June, too. We know your cats are unique, so we want to give you plenty of choice--all fabrics that are effective and high-quality as well.
If you are a Birdsbesafe customer, you let your cat outdoors and yet, you are helping to protect a very significant proportion of songbirds from your cats' hunting ways. We at Birdsbesafe have seen, over 6 years, that our bright colors really do work to protect songbirds, and soon we are expecting further validation from a scientific study, to go along with all the customer "thank you notes" and reports that we receive on a weekly (or greater) basis. Thanks to our customers trying our product and then telling their friends when it really works, we have been able to help save more and more birds, literally around the world.
But should you be letting your cats outdoors to begin with? Increasingly, attention is given to the toll that housecats (and feral housecats) take on wildlife, including birds. A current New York Times opinion essay takes cat owners to task for letting cats outdoors at all. I'm sure feathers will be ruffled on all sides, as usual, when this topic is commented upon in subsequent days. Sometimes, Birdsbesafe LLC receives direct criticism for promoting letting cats outdoors at all. So, let me try to be very upfront: here is our bottom line:
It would be a great day if no housecats in the world were allowed outdoors to hunt. That would be Just Fine with me, the owner and originator of Birdsbesafe patent-pending wildlife-saving devices. I'm a bird-lover, a birder, a lifelong conservationist and former biologist/land use planner. The reason I work so hard to promote Birdsbesafe is to protect birds from cats that go outdoors and hunt.
We are in business because, pragmatically, while cats are still going outdoors and hunting, we can help save birds. More than half of all pet cats do go outdoors. You, the customers, have shown us that you trust and endorse and use our bright-colored collar covers--despite their garishness--to protect the birds that you love.
If you can keep your cats indoors: Please do.
If you want to walk your cat outdoors on a harness, to let it eat some grass and be in the sunshine, that works too. It's a great wildlife-conservation choice, and soon we plan to be selling harnesses on our website for just that reason.
Someone asked me recently if I was a "cat person" or a "bird person". "Yes," I said. "Both." It doesn't have to be either-or. You can have a conservation ethic, care about wild birds, and other animals, and have a cat. You have options. We offer one great partial solution to protect songbirds from outdoor-going cats. But on an individual basis, you have to make your own decisions about your own cat and whether it should go outdoors at all.
I believe that if you are letting your cat loose outdoors, it will hunt, and the least you can do is to try to limit its bird-hunting prowess so that it catches very very few birds by being decked out in our bright colors. In our next blog post, I'll discuss again why Birdsbesafe works so well and how it is making an increasing impact on wild bird protection around the world.
Happy spring!
July 02, 2020
Birdsbesafe company wishes you all a safe holiday weekend, in the U.S.
We continue to operate normally, in general, during the Covid-19 Pandemic. We are grateful that we can serve our ecommerce customers continuously, and we are so appreciative that our production partners who sew for us are able to keep safely doing so. Here are few specific updates about shipping times, etc.
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College Composition & Research
Portfolio: Ayat Youssef
Our race is the story line, and our legs tell the story.
2015 MSHSAA Girls Cross Country Championships
Self Reflective Essay
As a part of the Dual Credit course through North Central Missouri College, I was required reveal my growth as a writer. I mentioned how I have learned as much by writing as by reading and that writing more does not simply better one's writing; writing also improves one's character.
Interview Essay
The Switchback Kid's enthusiastic voices and bright smile made their interview one of the most interesting interviews this year. On a mission to visit all 59 National Parks in America, the couple must face mental as well as physical challenges around the way. However, their positivity make the journey seem worthwhile.
Half Marathon
They enjoy physical activities such as running half marathons.
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Summary/Response Essay
Writing about a black athlete combating racism by revealing her talents was a great experience; Copeland's empowering confidence makes many women believe that they are capable of perusing any goal they put their mind into.
Summary #2
Before writing about the black woman's journey of becoming a ballerina in a white-favored industry, I was required to write a summary about an article about Misty Copeland. The article implied that Misty Copeland was one of the most influential women in history.
Misty Copeland asserts that "she could what she wants" in an advertisement for Under Amour.
Summary #1
The first summary that I had to write this year dealt with women gaining the industry multi-billion dollars due to women's insecurity. The author stresses that women must never feel insecure.
Editorial Essay
For writing an editorial essay, I decided to write about efficient scheduling for Chillicothe High School. I argued that all-block schedule is excessively stressful for students and mentioned that they would not have good performance in their sports after school. Therefore, I urged Chillicothe High School to make an alternating block schedule in order for students to retain more information, receive more care from teachers, and improve their athletic performances.
Chillicothe High School XC runners getting ready for their 2nd race. Did they run their best performances with stressful all-block schedules?
Narration Essay
I had a wonderful opportunity to share my challenging journey of climbing Pike's Peak's summit in Colorado. I stated that to endure climbing a mountain is both proof of physical grit and symbolic of day-to-day challenges.
I planned three months ahead before hiking the beautiful mountains.
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This assignment showed me how much I have improved in all aspects as a writer in this semester. Because I wrote the Pre-Writing Essay in the beginning of the semester, I noticed how many attention-getting and grammatical errors that I have made. Correcting them almost gave me a sense of pride of how much knowledge I have gained throughout the course. The topic was about my horrific experience with Dictator Assad's brutal army during the beginning of the Syrian Revolution.
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Community light trail a celebration of solar
6 Dec 2018
USC Sunshine Coast will celebrate its plans to become a solar-powered campus with an ethereal and interactive light trail for the whole community to enjoy during December.
The first ever Solar Nights event will run for 10 nights from 14 to 24 December between 6.30pm and 9pm, in a celebration of USC's new sustainable solar status.
USC Vice-Chancellor Professor Greg Hill said a trail of lights and glowing sculptures would welcome visitors to the campus, in a free after-dark event suitable for the whole family.
"We wanted to create a fun event to share with the community that supports us, and so we have decided to illuminate the campus with different lights, effects and installations," he said.
The glowing display trail, and several of the installations, have been designed by USC staff and offer an opportunity for colourful photos.
"Solar Nights also celebrates our partnership with Veolia to install 6,000 solar panels and eventually a water battery at no upfront cost to the University," Professor Hill said.
"The system will cut energy use at our Sunshine Coast campus by 40 percent in a first for an Australian university, and a massive step towards USC's goal to become carbon neutral by 2025."
The clean energy system will eventually be used as a teaching tool across the university, particularly for engineering students.
Media are invited to a special preview for staff and students on Thursday 13 December.
USC has also sponsored a series of community Christmas events from the Fraser Coast to Moreton Bay including: Caboolture Christmas Carols (25 November), North Lakes Christmas Carols (2 December), Maryborough Carols in the Park (9 December), Hervey Bay Carols by Candlelight.
USC is a world-class teaching and research university — explore our various research and teaching centres and our newest USC Moreton Bay facility opening in Petrie in 2020.
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New technologies that are being embraced by artists around the world are highlighted in a free online "mini lecture" developed to inform the Moreton Bay community.
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A USC midwifery expert will deliver the first presentation of the Sunshine Coast Health Institute (SCHI) Seminar Series since the series was interrupted in March by COVID-19 lockdowns.
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Disasters will keep happening in Australia – but we must learn the lessons of the past if we want to diminish future risks and impacts, says a new USC History academic about to launch a book filled with floods, fires, cyclones and earthquakes.
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Flowers grown in Upavon, Wiltshire but with a tropical feel.
Cleome (central bright pink flower) give a tropical look to arrangements, we grow them in bright pink, and purple as well as classic white.
Nicotiana (purple & lime green flowers), some Calendula (pale orange flower) and Icelandic poppies, combined with some Cornflowers and Panicum grass to give a rich colour palette.
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08:25 PM GMT July 03, 2019
Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime persevered in an up-and-down #NextGenATP battle on Wednesday to advance to the third round at Wimbledon. The 18-year-old beat 20-year-old Frenchman Corentin Moutet 6-3, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2 in a matchup fans could see again at this year's Next Gen ATP Finals, to be held 5-9 November in Milan.
Auger-Aliassime, who's making his Wimbledon debut, broke five times to push past Moutet, who made the third round at Roland Garros.
"He's improved a lot. I played him last year in the Lyon [ATP] Challenger, I won 6-2, 6-2. I felt this is a completely different player. I felt like I could have been more aggressive on my side, but I felt like just playing normal," Auger-Aliassime said. "He was holding the ball well and moving it around and being very aggressive. Any time he had the chance, he came in quite a lot.
"In the end, I was able to maybe serve a little better and find a way to victory. That's positive."
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*5 Things To Know About Opelka, Who Upset Wawrinka
*Clarke On Facing Federer: 'He Could Obviously Kill Any Player'
*5 Keys To Federer's Domination
The 19th-seeded Auger-Aliassime will next face another #NextGenATP Frenchman in Ugo Humbert, who beat Spain's Marcel Granollers 6-4, 7-6(3), 7-5. Humbert is through to his first third round at a Grand Slam and is also a favourite to play in Milan come November. The 21-year-old left-hander made the second round of the US Open last year (l. to Wawrinka).
Auger-Aliassime is in second place in the ATP Race To Milan, and Moutet is currently in the eighth position, with Humbert just behind in ninth. The top seven in the Race will automatically qualify for the 21-and-under event, with the eighth place reserved for an Italian wild card.
The Canadian has been picked by many to make a run at Wimbledon and potentially face World No. 1 and defending champion Novak Djokovic in the fourth round. But Auger-Aliassime said he's not letting the external pressure get to him.
"I don't try to add extra pressure from the outside. I think I put extra pressure from myself already. Yeah, I'm sometimes hard on myself, but I think it's all normal. You have to learn how to deal with it. You can't escape it. You can't hide it. This is in your life and you learn how to deal with it," Auger-Aliassime said.
Russian Daniil Medvedev matched his best Wimbledon run, overcoming a slow start to beat #NextGenATP Aussie Alexei Popyrin 6-7(6), 6-1, 6-4, 6-4 and make the third round.
The 11th seed won nearly 70 per cent of his net points (28/41) and faced only two break points in the two-hour, 31-minute match. Medvedev reached the Round of 32 at SW19 last year before falling to France's Adrian Mannarino in five sets. The Russian made the fourth round of the Australian Open in January.
2019 Tour-Level Win Leaders
Stefanos Tsitsipas
Roger Federer
Rafael Nadal
Novak Djokovic
Daniil Medvedev
The 23-year-old notched his 30th tour-level win of the season, good enough for fourth on the ATP Tour, and will next meet 21st seed David Goffin. The Belgian won 44 per cent of his return points and beat France's Jeremy Chardy 6-2, 6-4, 6-3. Goffin reached the final of the NOVENTI OPEN in Halle last month and has twice advanced to the fourth round of Wimbledon (2015, 2016).


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If you are looking for a delicious dinner that doesn't require a lot of time in the kitchen, look no further. You can whip up a dinner of penne with spinach and chicken sausage in minutes and be enjoying a healthy dinner in no time.
I have been organizing my house, which has kept me busy. So I haven't had a lot of time to prep dinner. This recipe is a go to for our family when I don't have a lot of time. It is easy to make and full of flavor. And it is quick to throw together, the best part! And another great thing about this meal is that you only use two pans. My husband loves that too because he is the one that does the dishes at our house. All you need is a pot to boil your pasta and a pan to cook the sausage. So clean up is a cinch as well. In and out of the kitchen in no time.
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Start by boiling your water to cook the penne. Then you can cook the chicken sausage. You can use ground chicken sausage if you have it available. I can always easily find these chicken sausage links, so I just remove the meat from the casing.
The recipe also uses fresh tomatoes and spinach. Lots of great, healthy flavors.
After the chicken sausage is fully cooked, remove it from the pan and use the same pan to sautee some garlic. Then add the spinach and bullion and cook it just long enough that it begins to wilt. Don't over cook it because it will cook a bit more once everything is put in together.
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Check out more of my favorite easy pasta recipes:
Penne Skillet Recipe
Penne with Spinach and Chicken Sausage
- 1/2 lb. uncooked penne pasta
- 1 lb. chicken sausage links casings removed
- 2 garlic clove minced
- 2 Tbsp. olive oil
- 4 C fresh spinach loosely packed and torn
- 1 tsp chicken bouillon granules
- 2 Roma tomatoes seeded and chopped
- 1/4 C almonds sliced and toasted
- Parmesan cheese shredded
- Cook pasta according to package directions; drain
- Remove sausage from casing and cook in skillet
- Cook over medium heat until no longer pink; drain and set aside
- In same skillet, saute garlic in oil for 1-2 minutes
- Add the spinach and bouillon
- Allow spinach to wilt slightly and then add in chopped tomatoes
- Add sausage back into skillet and toss to combine
- Add pasta with sauce
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I've been thinking about this for a while and it's about time I admitted it: I have a major crush on Gwyneth Paltrow.
But it's deeper than a crush, actually. I just think we'd be really good friends. We already have so much in common: our husbands look alike, we both speak Spanish, we both blog, we're both Anglophiles, we're both foodies, and we're both Coldplay fans. A recent article in the Daily Mail cites "Strawberry Swing" as her favorite song from Viva la Vida. It's my favorite, too (squeal)!
But seriously, I think we should be friends; a recommendation I don't make casually. I really think that if we met, we'd hit it off. For example, many critics have called her blog a vanity project. But what blog isn't? I'm not exactly typing for a cancer cure here. If you really read her blog you'll notice that she includes many experts weighing in on interesting topics regarding all aspects of health.
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I know friendships should evolve naturally. Trust me, there's nothing worse than forcing a situation; all of my childhood photos with Disney characters and me include my dad's arm shoving me into a figure's leg. Nonetheless, when Coldplay comes to Austin in September I'm extending an open invitation for breakfast tacos with Ms. Paltrow.