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Appointment Pool
Kewdale Primary School (PS) is seeking to establish a pool for appointments to permanent and fixed term, full-time and part-time vacancies which may arise during the 2020 school year. Appointments can be made from the pool at any time for commencements within the 2020 school year.
As an Education Assistant – Mainstream you will be required to assist in the delivery of planned education programs that will help in the development of young minds. In this role you would need to collaborate and work in a team environment, possess good written and oral communication skills to enable the implementation of individual or small group programs, as well as demonstrate the ability to support general health and well-being of students. The successful applicant will be organised and be able to use their initiative to assist with the preparation and maintenance of the learning environment.
Suitable applicants will be working in a team environment assisting the teacher in delivering planned education programs and in promoting a supportive and inclusive learning environment. As an Education Assistant you will, under limited supervision and guidance, perform tasks that require discretion, judgement and initiative in achieving clearly defined outcomes determined by the teacher.
You will be able to apply techniques, skills and knowledge of relevant principles and practices acquired through previous experience, on the job learning or relevant qualifications. You will work under general supervision or autonomously and are expected to contribute advice and expertise as part of a team.
Kewdale PS is a well-organised and well-equipped school. The school has a library resource centre, under cover area, purpose built Science Room together with a Pre-Primary Centre. In addition, the administration area is of a modern spacious design.
To be suitable for this role, you will need to demonstrate the following work related requirements:
Applications will be assessed against these work related requirements of the position. The business needs of the school may also be considered. It is therefore recommended that you consider all information contained in the advertisement and any other related information before applying for the vacancy.
The Department is an equal opportunity employer and encourages people with disability, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and persons from culturally diverse backgrounds to apply.
Further information about Kewdale PS can be found by visiting www.kewdaleps.wa.edu.au or Schools Online.
For further job related information:
Please contact Caz Fiegert, Manager Corporate Services, by telephoning (08) 9473 9500 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Application Instructions
All applications are submitted online. Select "Apply for Job", at either the top or bottom of this screen and follow the instructions on your screen.
Your application should include:
It is recommended you have these documents completed and ready to attach before selecting "Apply for Job".
You are asked to complete an online application form and attach your documentation, please allow enough time to complete this process as applications cannot be accepted after the closing date and time.
After you have submitted your application online, you will receive an email confirming lodgement. If you do not receive a confirmation email, please telephone (08) 9264 4127.
If you are having difficulty submitting your online application, please telephone (08) 9264 8666 for assistance.
Employees will be required to:
Education Assistants working with Kindergarten students may be required to have, or be actively working towards, a Certificate lll in Education Support (or approved equivalent) in order to meet the educator-to-student ratio outlined in the National Quality Standard for Early Childhood Education and Care.
Approved equivalent qualifications are published by the Australian Children's Education and Care Quality Authority.
The Department applies a four (4) day breach period to this selection process.
Applications must be submitted before 4.30pm (WST) on Friday, 6 December 2019


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Hi Lizardo,
They are still considering it internally but whether it takes off or not is still an unknown.
It's a chicken and egg problem. They won't launch something unless there is sufficient demand and they won't know whether there is sufficient demand or not until they launch it.Reply
Interesting; so that's one more Index fund but with (yet again) ridiculous expense ratios. We need Vanguard to set up shop here! Otherwise, ETFs would be the next best thing.Reply
Hi Rhincodon,
From what I know, Vanguard is currently exploring this option.Reply
"Due to the small size, expense ratio is a whopping 2.16%, which is really high for a fund that allocates all its assets to index funds"
Basically a fund that does nothing except getting money from you; if that does not show that the bankers are only here to steal your money…Reply


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The third annual Team Canada / Team World golf event will take place on Wednesday February 1st 2017 at Vista Mar Golf Resort. The event is a two ball/best net charity golf event that raises money for local charitable causes.
This year the event aims to raise money for the Coranado Bible School Summer Camp.
The camp allows youth from the mountain villages to partake in the camp. Those who attend the camp are provided with food, and activities likes sports and swimming.
Charity Golf Tournament Information
On Thursday, February 1 ,2017 registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. and continue until 9:15 a.m. at the Vista Mar club house. There will be fruit, muffins, bars and bottled water available. The tournament will begin with a start time of 9:30 a.m.
For those who care to practice range balls will be available for free at the driving range before registration time. The cost to play is $60 for non-full time golf resident members and $25.00 for full golf resident members.
These costs include golf and cart fees, practice facility, along with range balls and many prizes. The cost also includes lunch which is a choice of beef or chicken burger fresh off the outdoor grill. Fries and a salad are included along with choice of beverage (beer, wine or soda). Additional meal tickets can be purchased for $15.00 to be paid in advance.
Max handicap is 36. All foursomes will play off the lowest handicap of the foursome. You can also enter as a single or double, players together according to individual needs.
There will be skill prizes for Long drive, short drive, closest to the pin, water balls etc.
Vista Mar Golf course has offered each player a discounted practice round rate from Jan 24th 2017 until Jan 31st, 2017 Monday to Thursday $40.00 includes cart fees. Friday to Sunday $55.00 includes cart. To receive this discount, you must be a paid and registered player. Wear your country's team colours proudly!
If you wish to play in this years event, please contact email@example.com as soon as possible or call Irene at (507) 6269 8511
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Want Business Growth? Listen to Your Customers.
On Christmas Day 2016 — just four days ago — AirBnB's CEO and Co-Founder, Brian Chesky, posed a simple question to his 146,000 followers:
"If @AirBnB could launch anything in 2017, what would it be?"
What happened next is impressive…
The Amount of Answers That Poured in Shocked Brian
Talk about a serious case of growth mindset! Brian could have spent millions on market research, but he didn't. He could have spent lots of cold, hard cash on picking the brains of consultants in order to get his question answered, but he chose not to. Instead, AirBnB's CEO took to Twitter and simply asked his followers what they thought.
He asked, admittedly expecting maybe ten answers in return. Yet he received a lot more responses than that! As the day progressed, Brian received well over 1,000 answers (and counting).
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Many of his responses to his followers provide the kind of community building and town hall-style brand awareness that companies throw money at, hoping desperately that an ad agency or marketing firm can achieve even a fraction of the customer engagement Brian did.
So why was he so successful in just a matter of hours…?
Likely, Brian received so much feedback from his Twitter community because he's a real person who can actually effect the kind of change his current and potential customers want.
In the true spirit of growth hacking, he asked all the right questions. This did wonders for building trust for himself and his company, guaranteed.
Even when the suggestions were all over the board, the sentiment was clear: both current and potential customers wanted more of what Brian was doing on Twitter. They clearly loved the social media engagement, and wanted nothing more than to put Brian on a radio or tv show to further the discussion and contemplate the possibilities of molding his company into an entity that they could take ownership for in the best possible way.
The best reply by far was when Brian received a very pointed suggestion (below), which made it abundantly clear his company — AirBnB — wasn't up to par in a particular area. He didn't balk or get defensive. Nope, not Brian. He jumped right in with, "you are right…" and gave his customer clarification that the problem would be fixed.
Such behavior, candor, and tone are what make a truly cutting edge CEO. He demonstrates just how far his company culture is willing to go to increase the happiness and engagement of both its customers AND its hosts.
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by Mark Walsh on Feb 25, 12:58 PM
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It seems like a very long time ago that installing the vampire application on Facebook, or tracking the countries you have visited, was considered a fashionable thing to do on the social network.
Ever since it unveiled its platform back in 2007, Facebook seemed to devote more time and attention to expanding its platform outward, via programs like Facebook Connect, and to reorganizing itself around the controversial real-time activity stream.
But another problem was just the sheer volume of programs — some good, many not — that developers created for the site. Facebook says there are some 52,000 applications for Facebook, everything from "Texas Hold 'Em Poker" to "Which James Bond Are You?" and there was really no good way of discovering the good ones, unless your friends happened to be doing it for you and spamming your news feed with notifications. And Facebook's directory of applications — a long, unwieldy list of programs and inexact categories — was of little help.
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Hulkenberg: No point in "hammering" engine department
Nico Hulkenberg says Renault has little to gain by "hammering" its engine department over the double retirement from the Bahrain Grand Prix, as he urges his team to find a quick fix for its reliability troubles.
The German and his teammate Daniel Ricciardo retired within seconds of each other in the closing stages of the Sakhir race with separate power unit issues, having looked on course for a strong double points finish.
With the F1 team's managing director Cyril Abiteboul calling the problems "unacceptable", Hulkenberg thinks that it is important the French car manufacturer rallies around rather than focuses on the blame game.
"It is a hard one to swallow. Not just on me but everyone," said the German. "This is when you realise that F1 is about a team sport.
"The engine guys in Viry and everyone will be very devastated, and down. So for sure, there is no point hammering on them. We need to work as a unit and help each other."
Asked by Motorsport.com if it was easier to sort a good car that was unreliable, or a slow car that finished races, Hulkenberg said: "I don't know which one is easier to fix honestly.
"Obviously we have a history with those problems so we want to get on top of them and we need to do it quickly. But I don't have the answer for that one."
Although disappointed with the late retirement, Hulkenberg says he has taken encouragement from the pace shown in the race – as he looked on course to finish best of the rest behind the top three teams.
"I always felt we were in the mix. We are with the midfield pack," he explained. "Maybe sometimes Haas can be a bit quicker but we are there or thereabouts. It is very close.
"It is probably a bit track specific but I always felt that we were not far away from them, and even from leading the midfield. I think things are still close.
"As you saw McLaren was not far behind and Alfa was there, too, so it is the little things that make a difference.
"We certainly are in a good position but we need to keep developing and keep improving this car to stay there."
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Register of certificates issued - Inspector-General of Schools, 1883-1899 (GRG 18/118) - proof of competency as a teacher
Classified lists of schools and teachers with average attendance and reports, 1897-1912 (GRG 18/122)
Record of secondary teachers' qualifications and schools, 1900-1965 (GRG 18/109)
Teachers' history sheets - Public School Teachers' Classification Board, later Teachers' Registration Board, 1915-1962 (GRG 18/167) - these records are open after 60 years. Ask for assistance to order open access records.
Teachers' history sheets - Public School Teachers' Classification Board, later Teachers' Registration Board, 1915-1985 (GRS 9084) - these records are open after 60 years. Ask for assistance to order open access records.
Types of records
Student teachers' agreements 1892-1923 (GRG 18/112)
These agreements were made between the Minister of Education and student teachers (and parent and guardian) contracting the pupil teacher for the duration of their teacher training.
They give name, address and signature of junior teacher and parent or guardian, and witness' signature.
The series has been divided into four types of agreements:
- Pupil teacher agreements, 1892-1912;
- Junior teacher agreements, 1913-1920;
- Student agreements, 1912-1923;
- Probationary student agreements, 1921-1922.
Key facts
The employment of teachers by the State of South Australia began in 1847 with the payment of a stipend to teachers.
It wasn't until 1875 that the modern system of compulsory attendance at school for children resulted in the payment of a fixed salary to teachers by the government.


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Teaching your toddler or pre-schooler healthy sleep habits
By Sleep Science Guru. Originally posted March 2019.
Scientific evidence shows that parents play an important role in their baby and toddlers sleep habits and behaviours. This is good news because it means that parents can help build positive sleep habits for their children.


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Hybrid Analytics
The last tool I showed in my Summit lab was Adobe Analytics. Initially, I was not sure whether I should write about it. However, I have come up with some ideas to share and here you have the final post on this lab.
Hybrid Target – Part 2
With the Adobe Target server-side code code already step up, as I explained in part 1, we are now ready to move to the Adobe Target interface and configure it. I will show how to do it with an Experience Targeting activity, but it should work as well with an A/B test.
Hybrid Target – Part 1
The next step after you have a hybrid ECID implementation is to do the same with Target. I already wrote a post on how to create a pure Adobe Target server-side implementation. Now I will explain how to create a hybrid implementation. This post will show the code and the next one, the Target configuration.
Hybrid ECID
As I explained in my EMEA Summit lab, you should not use the ECID server-side if you are in a web environment. The solution I proposed was to use a hybrid approach. This means that the ECID must still be generated client-side, and then used server-side.
Summit Lab: Server-Side Digital Marketing
Last Thursday (16/05/2019) I delivered my very first lab at an Adobe Summit. I would like to thank all of you who attended. It went really well and many participants managed to do the full exercise. I have received many requests to publish the content or explain more. There is so much to explain, that I will write multiple posts in the coming weeks, to cover all aspects. Use the comments if you need more clarifications.
Server-side PHP Library
When, a few months time ago, I started writing the series of blog posts on Server-side digital marketing, I did not initially know what to expect. If the number of comments per post is a valid survey method, then I can now say that this series has been the most popular in my blog so far. I have even received internal requests from colleagues about this topic after reading one of these posts.
Server-side Adobe Target
This is the last post on the server-side everything series, at least for now. While I prepared the material for this post, I realised an interesting fact. Adobe Target does not require a lot of technical knowledge, when used on websites. However, server-side Adobe Target is the most complicated of all server-side implementations. Let's see why.
Server-side Audience Manager
lLet's continue with the server-side implementation of the Adobe SaaS solutions. The next is the list is Audience Manager. This is probably one of the simplest implementation of all solutions. However, beware of server-side Audience Manager: it might not be what you are looking for.
Server-side Adobe Analytics
Today I will explain how to implement server-side Adobe Analytics. If you have been reading my last few posts, this is a continuation of the series on server-side digital marketing. I assume you are familiar with Adobe Analytics implementations using JavaScript.


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S7 Airlines increased passenger traffic in October by 11.5%
The airlines of the S71 group have summarized the operations results for October 2019. Over the past month, the airlines carried 1,547,125 passengers, 11.5% more than in October 2018.
1,147,549 passengers took flights within Russia, which is 13.2% more than in October 2018. Growth on international destinations amounted to 7%. In October 2019, 399,576 passengers were transported on international flights.
Passenger traffic for the month increased by 15% and amounted to 3,258,840 thousand passenger kilometers.
"In October people typically make a large number of business trips, which is reflected in the growth in passenger traffic on S7 Airlines domestic routes. Continuing the development of the route network in Siberia and in the Far East, last month S7 Airlines started flights between Vladivostok and Krasnoyarsk. This is an important step in the development of the regions' transportation accessibility, give the fact that there are no alternatives to air transportation in these areas. Another example is a direct flight between Vladivostok and Magadan, which started in early November," said Igor Veretennikov, Commercial Director of S7 Group.
At the end of October, S7 Airlines switched to the winter flight schedule, which will be effective until March 28, 2020. In the winter season, flights to ski destinations are resumed, including those to Turin, Innsbruck, Salzburg, and Plovdiv. For the first time, S7 Airlines passengers from Moscow will be able to take direct flights to Milan, Italy. Direct flights will be available from Novosibirsk to Phuket, from Khabarovsk to Bangkok, and from Vladivostok to Nha Trang.
Air tickets can be purchased at s7.ru, through the iPhone app or the Android app, and at any S7 sales office. You can also learn accurate flight information, book and buy tickets by calling our Contact Centre at 8 800 700–0707 (free for Russia).
S7 Airlines (a brand of Sibir Airlines, www.s7.ru) is a member of the oneworld® global aviation alliance.
The airline has a wide network of domestic routes, with their home base at the air transportation hubs in Moscow (Domodedovo) and Novosibirsk (Tolmachevo). S7 Airlines operates regular flights to the CIS countries, Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and the Asia-Pacific region.
In 2007, the airline was formally notified by IATA about being accepted to the IOSA (IATA Operational Safety Audit) operators list and became the second air carrier in Russia to successfully pass the entire international audit procedure for compliance with operational safety standards.
S7 Airlines leverages the global aviation industry's latest developments in customer service and is actively growing its offerings.
Currently, S7 Airlines has the most modern fleet of aircraft in the Russian air transportation market. All the flights of the airline are operated on aircraft of the world's leading manufacturers — Airbus, Boeing, Embraer.
S7 Airlines is included in the list of the TOP-100 best airlines in the world and ranks third in Eastern Europe according to the reputable international rating Skytrax.
As of year-end 2018, S7 Airlines became the most punctual Russian airline, ranking sixth in OAG Punctuality League 2019, the European airline punctuality rating.
In 2017, S7 Airlines became the recipient of the Skyway Service Award in two nominations: the best airline in the "Economy Class, Domestic Regular Transportation" category and the "Best Online Service for Customers" category. S7 Airlines is also the recipient of the Safety Leaders Award in the "Transport Safety: Flight Safety" nomination.
S7 Airlines has been repeatedly awarded the Cannes Lions advertising festival prize for its projects, and has received "My Planet" national award for its innovations in the field of travel.
The airline is a member of the S7 Group of companies. In 2018, the airline group carried more than 15.9 million passengers.
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Would you adopt a suicidal loli?
What a strange country. When we were first introduced to it, I thought the episode would be an insight into the sort of society they had aboard the ship, with its internal politics becoming increasingly tense in time for Shizu's arrival. You know, something like the Tower Clan being a dictatorial ruling class oppressing the proletariat to the point of rebellion – which is what I hoped might happen given how the Wizzrobes were talking about roughing up the citizens and ignoring their petitions for change. Hell, I was expecting the country to not be a huge ship at all – I was imagining a country flooded entirely by water, with all its inhabitants living on ship-houses and running a society using that as a premise.
But what we got instead was interesting as well. I think the focus ended up being not so much on the country itself, but rather on Shizu and the sort of person he is. Kino herself only played a peripheral role as well, though there's a point to be raised on why she chose to take a different stance in contrast to Shizu and stayed with the Tower Clan instead. She always requests tours from the people who live in the countries she visits, so it was a little weird to realise that she chose to stay away from the populace. It's also not like she knew about the true identity of the Tower Clan, given that they only told Hermes – who, in turn, never told Kino until Ti was about to blow herself and Shizu up. Whatever the reason, I guess it helps to highlight the stark contrast between the two in terms of their approach to travelling and staying in countries.
It's obvious, of course, that Shizu is by no means a bad person. Far from it, actually. But it's because he can't leave people alone when they appear to be suffering that this whole fiasco even occurred in the first place. To Shizu, and to many of us, I'm sure, it's not a bad thing for the Tower Clan to stop ruling the ship's inhabitants, and for the gradually increasing damage to be sorted out. But in the end, that's just our opinion. It's not necessarily that of the people who are being helped, and a failure to recognise that is what leads to a kind of misguided empathy. It's a trap that a lot of folks in everyday society end up falling into, and the problem is magnified for the purposes of Kino no Tabi – the role of Kino or Shizu as the Tabibito-san is supposed to be one of neutrality or normalcy, relative to the world-view of most of the readers or viewers (i.e. what we would consider as 'normal'). But because each country has its own culture, as well as its own inhabitants with their own way of living, it's harder than it looks to find an objective solution to a problem that would satisfy everyone. It's again an issue of perspective, like we saw last week with the wall country and the moving country. But because we're concerned with the topic of helping others this time, it's important to consider how the people being helped feel about it all.
The theme of the episode, then, seems to revolve around the topic of 'whether the things you do for someone really help them or not'. Shizu surely had good intentions, but it's pointless if he just imposes on the ship's citizens whatever he personally feels is the right thing to do. It's exaggerated in the context of this story, since it's easy to argue that of course it's objectively better to live and keep your life (as well as that of future generations) while slowly adapting to land instead of going back to the ship and being doomed in a few more years, but there's a wider lesson to be learned from it all. It's like how people sometimes dislike the saying 'treat others the way you would like to be treated', instead turning it into 'treat others the way they would like to be treated'. In the end, you don't get to unilaterally decide whether you helped someone or not. It'd be really interesting to get more Shizu episodes in the future. I'd like to see more of where his methods take him, as well as how they contrast with Kino's when she's faced with the same situation. From what we already know of Kino, she's totally different – whilst she certainly has opinions of her own, she tends to remain an impartial observer instead, helping when asked but rarely taking matters into her own hands just because she believes it's the right thing to do. Makes you wonder whether Shizu was basically trying to do something similar with his father in his home country, killing him not only for revenge but also to free his people from the Colosseum tradition that everyone ended up following anyway even after Kino shot him.
Ti was a real curveball. I initially believed she was there to make sure Shizu didn't poke his nose in places where it didn't belong, but the truth was pretty unexpected. Do all lolis carry knives and grenades these days? She was alright, but I was hoping for her to be more endearing than she ended up being (at least so far). Riku, on the other hand, was the cutest and the fluffiest. I was sad that they never started the episode with his monologue where he introduces himself, but that brief moment with the kids on the ship thinking he was always smiling was a great reference to that. It would have helped if Ti had talked a little more, both with getting me to like her, as well as with the plot in general (as Shizu might have done something different if he had known the truth early on). Was she just quiet, or could she literally not talk because she grew up isolated? Either way, it's easy to see why she did what she did – she was scared of being abandoned again, and oddly enough, death is the only way she knows how to resolve her problems. She didn't really show it that much, but she probably grew attached to Shizu through their cute moments together in the rain and at sunset.
I shall end this post with this picture of Riku getting brushed. I have to admit, a sizeable chunk of my excitement at the next Shizu episode, whenever that may be, will be because I get to see best dog again.


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Insights from the aisles are vital for all product formulators and brand owners, but what are the key issues affecting retailers?
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How is the rise of the online retailer changing the landscape?
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What role do branded ingredients play and how can suppliers participate in the conversation?
We will talk to retailers large and small, as well as key stakeholders to answer these questions and more.


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Speaking in the context of an oral report, Ouguergouz expressed his concern about the seriousness and the scale of the allegations of human rights violations in Burundi and the restrictions on civil liberties that persist in the country. "The objective of these reports is apparently trying to incriminate the civilian, military and police authorities as the perpetrators of human rights violations in Burundi", according to Nivyabandi. Lire la suite »
Trump reportedly under investigation for obstruction of justice in Russian Federation probe
Deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein, who appointed Mr Mueller last month , testified on Tuesday that he had seen no evidence of good cause to sack him. Trump has repeatedly denied colluding with Russian Federation during the presidential campaign, and Comey and others have testified that there is no evidence to the contrary. Lire la suite »
Trump Still Hasn't Decided Whether To 'Let' Comey Testify, Conway Says
President Trump is not expected to invoke executive privilege in an attempt to block FBI Director James Comey from testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee next week. Independent analysts have said they don't believe Comey, now a private citizen, can be stopped if he is intent on telling his story. Ohlin said that if Trump invokes executive privilege and Comey testifies despite that, the administration has two avenues for recourse: an injunction before Comey's ... Lire la suite »
Games Inbox: E3 impressions, swearing in games and Xbox backwards compatibility
This was most apparent at Microsoft's E3 conference this year, where there was the announcement of one new exclusive, in Ori and the Will of the Wisps (technically two, since Forza 7 hadn't been announced previously, but come on now). Lire la suite »
Wife of James Hodgkinson: 'I was shocked'
Becker also said that Hodgkinson was not one of the 100 or so organizers paid by the campaign in either Iowa or IL. In a March 22 Facebook post , Hodgkinson, who turned his ire against Trump, who he described as a "traitor". Class A misdemeanors. (Case dismissed) This is a developing story. The former mayor of Alexandria, Bill Euille, told the Post he had spent the last month and a half talking to Hodgkinson almost every morning. Lire la suite »
Xbox Game Pass Will Receive 5 Games Every Month
Microsoft took the wraps off its powerful new home console, the Xbox One X , at the E3 games show in Los Angeles earlier this week. Under the console's enclosure sits a custom 2.3GHz processor, 0.55 more than the entry-level Xbox One S, and six teraflops of graphics power - 1.8 teraflops extra compared to the product's PlayStation 4 Pro rival. Lire la suite »
Trump mulling firing special counsel on Russia Robert Mueller
Asked what he would do if the president ordered him to fire Mueller, Rosenstein said, "I'm not going to follow any orders unless I believe those are lawful and appropriate orders". A spokesman for Mueller's team declined to comment. Chairman Chuck Grassley has emerged as an aggressive force, pressing for Comey's written notes of his conversations with Trump and leaving the door open Tuesday to a possible obstruction of justice probe. Lire la suite »
Ireland elects Varadkar as youngest and first ever gay prime minister
He also became the first openly gay man elected to lead the Republic of Ireland , where homosexuality was illegal until just 24 years ago . Varadkar, 38, takes the reins of the governing Fine Gael party, succeeding Enda Kenny , who helped usher in marriage equality in Ireland in 2015 . Lire la suite »
James T Hodgkinson: What we know about Virginia suspect
His demeanor was "calm", witness Falisa Peoples said . He was transported to George Washington University Hospital, and later died. At an emotional press conference outside the couple's home in Belleville , Illinois, Sue Hodgkinson struggled for words to describe events running up to the shooting and said her husband, known also as Tom, had told her he had gone to the nation's capital to "work on taxes". Lire la suite »
Trump Slams 'Phony' Story On Obstruction Of Justice Probe
Sessions, in response to Comey's testimony, sat down before the intelligence committee Tuesday, and while he largely deflected senators' questions about his conversations with the president over Comey's firing, he said the suggestion that he had colluded with Russian Federation at all was a " detestable lie ". Lire la suite »
Vladimir Putin mocks James Comey by offering asylum in Russian Federation
He dismissed recent problems between the United States and Russian Federation as a result of in-fighting among the U.S. leadership. A caller claiming to be in Kyiv asked Putin why he had abandoned Ukraine to fascists. "When you say: 'We take care of our own, ' do you mean the embezzlers and corrupt officials?" also appeared on people's screens, as well as " When will you resign? ". Lire la suite »
The original Xbox 'Duke' controller is coming back
The Xbox One X launches on November 7, priced at $500 in the US. Big, triple A console games, I hear that and I'm committed to that. He thinks we're still "a few years away from something that will really work". Crimson's one of my favourites from the original Xbox - I thought it actually looked really good, it was one of the things, putting it on a 4k screen, I was a little anxious about how some of the old games would look. Lire la suite »
Isolation of Qatar 'inhumane and against Islamic values', says Turkey President Erdogan
Political researcher Aaref al-Masaad said that Qatar is seeking to escalate the situation and it is insisting on continuing its support for terrorism. "It is neither humane nor Islamic to totally isolate a country's people", Erdogan told a gathering of lawmakers from his ruling Justice and Development Party in Ankara . Lire la suite »
Fusillade près de Washington: des blessés, dont un élu
Au total, cinq personnes ont été hospitalisées, selon le chef de la police d'Alexandria, Michael Brown, qui n'a pas précisé si ce décompte incluait ou non le tireur. Le président Donald Trump a été informé de la situation, a indiqué le porte-parole de la Maison Blanche. L'équipe s'entraînait pour un match de charité annuel qui devait avoir lieu jeudi à Washington, et qui est organisé depuis 1909. Lire la suite »
Trump friend says president considering firing Mueller
The news came the same week as Trump friend Chris Ruddy floated the possibility that Trump would fire Mueller, who was appointed to head up the investigation after Trump fired FBI Director James Comey . An unnamed senior White House official confirmed to the New York Times that Trump spoke with Mueller about the Federal Bureau of Investigation director position the day before Rosenstein announced he would be the special counsel. Lire la suite »
The man who shot Rep Scalise
Hodgkinson was killed in the shooting by police. He was 66 years old, a retired home inspector with a long record of political activism around liberal causes. He added: "I knew he was a Democrat, a pretty hardcore one". Until recently, Hodgkinson ran a home-inspection business out of his house in southern IL. Lire la suite »
Will the Golden State Warriors visit the White House?
The NBA is in a strong state and is reminiscent of the golden days when the 1980s Lakers and Celtics teams would constantly play each other in the finals. People have also speculated on how Trump would react to a possible boycott from Curry and the Warriors, suggesting the president might carve out time to tweet about the team. Lire la suite »
Une personne décédée dans l'accident sur la E40 — Waremme
Les deux autres conducteurs sont légèrement blessés. La désincarcération a duré 50 minutes. La chaussée a été fermée, la circulation est à l'arrêt. L'autoroute vers Liège a dû être coupée à cet endroit avec une déviation via la sortie Waremme. Lire la suite »
3000 students benefit from Summer Food Program
Many Hawaii public schools participate in the Seamless Summer Option, a U.S. Department of Agriculture summer food program created to help low-income students continue receiving nutritious meals once school's not in session. "At least one, maybe two, meal services", Woods said. For additional events in Wayland, visit the school district's website . This summer, the goal is to serve 10,000. Lire la suite »
Reeling from shooting, Washington tunes in for Congressional Baseball Game
Thursday in Washington Nationals Park. The crowd chanted "USA!" Capitol Police Special Agent David Bailey , who was wounded when he and another officer engaged in a shootout with the gunman, hobbled onto the field on crutches to throw out the first pitch . Lire la suite »
J&K: Joint search operation on for 3 terror suspects in Kulgam district
Sources said that Mohammad Ashraf Khar, a resident of nearby Kharpora village was hit by a bullet and shifted to District Hospital Anantnag . However, three other militants had managed to escape from the house. The wrath-laying ceremony of the slain policeman was held at District Police Lines Kulgam . "We are responding to firing by terrorists", Muneer Khan, Kashmir's inspector-general of police (IGP), told ANI. Lire la suite »
Stielike sacked after shock loss
The 62-year-old German was South Korea's longest serving coach and he led the team to 27 victories, also a national record. The Korea Football Association (KFA) said it chose to part ways with Stielike following a technical committee meeting at the National Football Center in Paju, Seoul. Lire la suite »
Congressional Baseball game has tender moments, day after shooter injures 5
Sources familiar with Scalise's condition said the third surgery is routine for gunshot victims . "We've got to ratchet down this hateful rhetoric on both sides, otherwise you're gonna see more tragedies like this", he said. One of the Capitol Police officers injured in Wednesday's shooting has thrown out the first pitch at the congressional baseball game - to thunderous applause. Lire la suite »
Congressman in critical condition after third surgery following shooting
Before James Hodgkinson left his home in Belleville, Ill., in March, he sold almost everything he owned from his businesses. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite). The hospital did not immediately provide an update, but lawmakers were informed at a meeting Thursday morning that Scalise was in surgery. "He's going to be OK". Lire la suite »
7 killed, 59 injured in explosion at China kindergarten
The blast occurred at approximately 4:50 p.m. on Thursday afternoon outside the main gate of Chuangxin Kindergarten in Feng County, around 120 kilometers northwest of the city of Xuzhou. Officials said investigations are under way, with no word yet on injuries or deaths after the blast in Fengxian, Jiangsu province. Initial reports said 59 were injured, but Xinhua and other media reported Friday that 65 were injured including eight who remained in critical condition. Lire la suite »


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Monte Zovo Lugana Le Civaie DOC 2017 is the epitome of a Trebbiano from Veneto. It has a wonderful fruity scent of apple, pear, peach, reticulated melon and mandarin, accompanied by fine floral notes such as jasmine. Its lively, lively fruit acid stimulates the senses. This is exactly how a Lugana must be: fresh, intense, tenderly fruity, dry, beautifully structured, harmonious, balanced, uncomplicated, easy to drink, soft and pleasing in the finale.
Monte Zovo Lugana Le Civaie DOC 2017 is the quintessence of Trebbiano di Lugana, with delicate aromas of yellow stone fruit and delicate jasmine blossoms.
The grapes for this graceful and at the same time strong white wine of extravagant freshness and finesse ripen in the historic Lugana area on calcareous soils. Le Civaie has been vinified for more than two decades using the Conti family's "invented" method. A truly convincing achievement!


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FLIGHT TRAINEE: initial rank upon entering any Star Fighter Training School. No pay is recieved during this phase as the entire portion of the time spent inthis rank is schooling, but room and board along with other benefits are granted to enrolled students. Trainees are designated by a uniform with no rank markings.
FLIGHT CADET: rank granted upon succesful completion and certification from Training School. Take-home pay is 50Cr/day
FLIGHT OFFICER: This rank is bestowed upon Cadets following combat missions, based on performance. Take-home pay is 75Cr/day
LIEUTENANT: First major promotion, typically granted between half a year to a full year of service but often issued quicker during pressing circumstances such as war or lengthy battles. Take-home pay is 100Cr/day
SQUADRON LEADER: The most senior rank among a six unit squadron is Squadron Leader, often bestowed upon Lieutenant grades as needed although on occasion exceptional Flight Officers will get bumped up to this position in dire emergencies. LVL:2 Pilot skill required. Take-home pay is 150Cr/day. Please note that a Squad Leader does not neccesarily outrank another Lieutenant on the ground, this is merely the recognized leader in a six unit squadron.
CAPTAIN: Lengthy service with exceptional performance is rewarded with the Captain rank. Typically 1-2 years following the Lieutenant promotion and LVL:3 Pilot skill minimum and at least half a year of Squadron Leader status required prior to advancement to this grade. Take-home pay is 200Cr/day. Captains command all flights and squadrons and outrank all their pilots in a group, save for the Wing Commander. In fighter groups smaller than a Wing the Captain is treated as a Wing Commander in all respects, although when any friendly carriers that arrive insystem bearing a complete fighter wing, the Captain would temporarily fall under that squadron's Wing Commander for the duration of their stay.
WING COMMANDER: Loyal Captains eventually recieve the coveted Commander position. The Wing Commander rank will not be issued to Captains serving in smaller fighter groups, in order to earn the rank one must serve under an actual Fighter Wing or be promoted to a Wing that needs a Commander. LVL:4 pilot skill is required along with a minimum of two years service as a Captain, although during wartime Squad Leaders may be promoted to Wing Commander, although this has yet to happen it is still possible if needed. Take-home pay is 250Cr/day


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Lenovo has announced it's launching a new netbook, the Ideapad S10. The S10, in evident homage to the Thinkpad line Lenovo inherited from IBM, will compete with other subnotebooks. It will run Windows XP and launch in September starting at $400.
Hardware-wise, Gizmodo reports, the S10 is fairly standard for its ilk. It runs Intel Atom processors on a 945GSE chipset with GMA950 graphics, and has a 10" 1024x600 LED-backlit screen. Wireless options include WiFi and Bluetooth, but a 3G or WiMAX option is notably lacking. An ExpressCard slot is available to provide it, though. Lenovo claims battery life of three hours with a 3-cell battery or six hours with an expanded 6-cell battery, in league with the X10s subnotebook rivals. Card reader and webcam are standard. The S10 weighs only 2.4 pounds, but will use standard DDR2 and 2.5" hard disks; purchasers will have the choice of 512MB and 80GB for $400 or 1GB and 160GB for $450.
Cosmetically, the S10 has something to offer. Lenovo will offer it in white, black, and red, and the clean lines and choice of colors should be quite appealing. While significantly cheaper than the HP 2133, probably its greatest competitor, the S10 sports very similar hardware. Customers who balk at paying $750 for a fully-specced subnotebook may find $450 a lot more palatable, even if the screen is larger, its resolution smaller, and the keyboard not quite as large. While the 2133's keyboard is 92 percent full-sized, the S10's keyboard is only 85% full-sized, which could make typing difficult for ham-fisted users.
It's difficult to anticipate the S10's level of success in the subnotebook market. Its hardware and aesthetics closely match those of other subnotebooks, with subtle differences, and its low price may serve as a draw given this. However, the large screen, small keyboard, and lack of onboard mobile broadband may serve as deterrents. We've yet to see how much difference will be made by the muscle of a major laptop force like HP or Lenovo, but it's clear a new entrant like ASUS can meet with success. The subnotebook shakedown is upcoming.


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What I Can Teach You About Oils
Fast Facts About the Gorilla Glue Marijuana Strain
For the most part, learning about gorilla glue strain will take you to different web pages about the Original Glue or Gorilla Glue #4. Having a lot of names for a marijuana strain can cause more confusion than necessary but what might be the reason for this. While these names were what the first growers of such marijuana strain have picked out, they were later on sued in the famous glue company. The name of this particular marijuana strain was then changed because of the lawsuit that they makers have lost. Instead of calling the original strain as gorilla glue marijuana strain, it was then shortened to GG4. It was first created in 2013 as a hybrid plant where its dominant strain is made up of heavy marijuana. If you want to read more about this strain, you can get fast facts about the gorilla glue marijuana strain from this site.
In terms of appearance, gorilla glue is a medium-density bud with orange and green hairs that are dense and spongy to touch. An abundant supply of trichomes cover the bud. When you cut these trichomes, your scissors will be filled with …


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Are These Conventions Still Worth It? GOOD Asks Two Young Reporters
At $120 million a piece, are these made-for-TV partisan stage shows still worth it? And how to they affect local residents?
With another convention season wrapped, you may be suffering from a mild case of politics hangover. Or perhaps you're more engaged in the democratic process than ever. The conventions are costly—party officials say that each made-for-TV extravaganza had a price tag of nearly $120 million. Each side cut their gathering down to three days from the traditional four—Hurricane Isaac played a role in that scheduling decision for the RNC, but the DNC was planned for that length. Could two day conventions be next? Youth Radio has fielded teams of young reporters at the conventions since 1996. GOOD caught up with two from their team, Sayre Quevedo (19), who reported on the DNC from Charlotte and Robyn Gee (26), who produced and reported on the RNC from Tampa, to talk about the relative worth of these partisan stage shows.
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By Bob Groeneveld/Langley Advance Times
Where does the water that comes out of your taps come from? How does it get into your house?
And just what is "construction work"?
Construction workers who build homes tried to answer those questions for a group of kids who dropped in on a Langley development in progress.
Kindergarteners from Irvine Elementary School in Port Coquitlam were led on a tour through a Caliber Projects work site in Willoughby, by Caliber owner Justin Bontkes and project manager Ian Baird.
Safety instructions were a large part of the tour, emphasizing not just the kids' safety, but the importance of safe procedures on today's job sites.
The kids were wowed by the size of some of the equipment, and got to see every stage of home-building, from clearing ground, to digging and pouring foundations, to framing and finishing at the 51-unit Wilder Crossing condo project in the 6800 block of 201st St.
At the start of the tour they could see pipes sticking out of the ground where water would come in to feed taps and toilets, and by the end they were able to watch a crane lift roofing to waiting workers high above them.
One goal of the tour, explained Caliber's Jerry Pol, who helped lead the youngsters through the worksite, was "to plant seeds in those young minds that construction, just like firefighting or policing, or doctoring, is a worthy and commendable career to dream of."
Such tours can be seen as an "inconvenience" to some companies, because they can slow progress on the worksite, said Pol.
But he added, "Because the baby boomers are retiring, there is a knowledge gap, and not enough young people going into construction. We need young people, at all ages, to begin considering the many various vocations that exist in construction, and to see that they are attractive, fulfilling, and interesting."


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Here is a summary of detection for two static objects. There are dependencies on antenna, algorithm, reflectivity of the objects
Depending on an antenna used, the radar data can contain the following information: range, velocity, angle.
If the objects are static, the velocity information does not help to differentiate between objects because both objects have same velocity (they are in the zero doppler bin)
So, if objects are static we are left with range and angle information.
If both objects are at the same range, the range information will not help us differentiate them because it is the same for both objects.
So, we are left with angle information.
Differentiating the objects with the angle information will depend on several factors
1) Antenna Angular Resolution (please see other threads defining this)
If the angle between the two objects is smaller than the antenna angular resolution, then the radar will not be able to detect two objects with traditional fft based processing chain. It may be able possible to detect with higher resolution algorithms such as MUSIC.
If the angle between the two objects is larger than the antenna angular resolution, then we have to consider the following things
2) Does the processing chain support multiple peak detection for the same range bin (same distance)?
Some of the algorithms TI provides detect only one peak (object) for the same range bin. Some other algorithms support multiple peak detection. If the algorithm does not support multiple peak detection it will not be possible to detect the two objects even if the angle between the two objects is larger than the antenna angular resolution.
If the algorithm supports multiple peak detection, then we need to consider the following
3) What are the relative RCS values of the two objects?
The RCS value determines the intensity of the signal reflected by the object. If the two objects we are trying to detect have a very different RCS this means that one of the objects will be much more reflective than the other one. In this case it is possible that in the fft processing the higher RCS side lobes will mask the smaller RCS. In this case it is not possible to detect both objects with this algorithm.
In order to detect two objects with different RCS we many need to use beam forming algorithms.
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text: Stereotypes & humour about accountants in episode 2 season 2 of The Marvellous Mrs. Maisel. Most don't have book-keepers with a secret loan book and a system that includes "two flowers means a half and half - half cash, half cheque or half services or half something else" But many do rely on book-keepers alone. To envisage your complete financial picture & have a business partner in your growth you need a financeleader. We provide cfoservices and have contract CFOs and controllers. Oh & watch this show on your holiday break, it is hilarious.


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buzz—A miscellany of the new, the intriguing, and the obscure
Hollywood Comes to Campus
Over spring break, the Lewis & Clark campus played a starring role in the pilot episode of The Perfectionists, a spinoff of the popular TV show Pretty Little Liars. Film crews could be spotted both inside and outside the Frank Manor House and Gregg Pavilion. Some Lewis & Clark students even served as extras. One of the goals was to give viewers—particularly those applying to college—a taste of Lewis & Clark's beautiful campus.
Cooking Without Borders
Chicken and pork adobo from the Philippines. Chicken cazuela and salad from Chile. Croque- monsieur with béchamel sauce and madeleine cake from France. These were just a few of the many dishes featured in Cooking Without Borders, a new program organized by the board of the International Students of Lewis & Clark (ISLC). Participating students teach others how to cook dishes from their home countries, expanding cultural understanding (and waistlines!) in the process.
Game On!
Feeling up for a classic game of Pictionary, Clue, backgammon, or chess? How about a newer option like Exploding Kittens, Codenames, 7 Wonders, or Love Letter? In collaboration with its Student Advisory Committee, Watzek Library now offers more than 20 games for students to play on site (except in quiet areas, of course). The library hopes the games will encourage problem solving and creativity while relieving stress.
A Poem a Day? Check Out PoemBot for Wordplay
What do you get when you cross a robot with a poem? Why PoemBot, of course! During National Poetry Month in April, the small owl-themed device printed a new poem each day for those studying in Watzek Library. Each poem is printed on receipt tape, which allows for visitors to read the poem of the day and keep it as well. PoemBot, which debuted in April 2017, was the brainchild of Sophia Horigan BA '17 and Watzek's Digital Initiatives staff. This year, PoemBot printed public-domain poetry as well as poems from Professor Mary Szybist's Advanced Poetry Writing course.
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On November 12, Villanova welcomed Sarah Bauerle '2005 CLAS back to campus for a research presentation entitled, "Cronies, Capitalists, and Control: How Banking Sector Reforms Influence Domestic Firms' Lobbying Strategies over Foreign Investment Policy."
Bauerle is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Niehaus Center for Globalization and Governance at Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. She recently completed a PhD in Political Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a specialization in international relations and international political economy.
She has a particular interest in how financial globalization affects both system stability and distributive struggles between international and domestic societal groups. These interests lead in two distinct directions. The first, which relates to her dissertation project, concerns politics surrounding foreign direct investment. That research examines the domestic politics that undergird FDI policy, as well as how the relative power of global firms versus local interests vary across sector and firm organizational structure. Her second research agenda concerns international banking and financial flows. Using network theory and methods, she and co-authors explore how our complex financial system generates patterns of capital bonanzas and crises and how policymakers can best manage the risks associated with financial integration. Sarah was born and raised in Bucks County, Pennsylvania and completed her Honors BA at Villanova. Before returning to graduate school she worked as a technical analyst for what was then Citigroup Smith Barney.


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Unexpected kindness
When I saw that Ezzie and Shoshana had started this blog, it immediately sparked something in me. So often, we're quick to complain when things aren't good, when people are rude and inconsiderate, but we aren't as vocal about the good experiences we have.
It brought to mind my latest post, about my own unexpected (and very welcome!) experience of kindness in a place that is not always noted for its friendly people. I asked Shoshana if I could join and repost it here, and she said yes, so here it is: Phew! There ARE nice people after all!
I hope you all enjoy it. :)


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RBC Signals is now collaborating with Amazon Web Services (AWS) Ground Station to provide satellite operators access to AWS Ground Station.
Combining the worldwide RBC communication network with high-throughput AWS Ground Station antennas will make it faster and easier for RBC customers to downlink their satellite data and provide low-latency, local access to other AWS services for data processing, storing, and analysis.
RBC Signals will provide their satellite operator customers seeking expanded global space communication solutions with access to AWS Ground Station services. RBC Signals will also provide ongoing feedback to AWS as it matures and refines its APIs and service platform.
RBC Signals' rapidly expanding network now includes more than 65 antennas in over 40 locations across the globe. The firm's communication capabilities span VHF, UHF, S-, C-, X-, Ku- and Ka-bands. RBC Signals support satellites in GEO, MEO, and LEO, meeting a wide array of mission needs.
Christopher Richins, CEO of RBC Signals, said this is an important collaboration for the company as it augments the firm's global network with low-latency access to AWS services and AWS Ground Station's cloud computing infrastructure.


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Grease Dance Class Hen Party in Aberdeen
Have an electrifying experience with a grease dance hen party in Aberdeen. Join the scots and put your film knowledge into practice whilst dancing and singing along to the musicals classics. The Silver City is a popular spot for our hens to get involved in a summer nights themed dance party and celebrate getting hitched in a place that glistens under the seaside sun and knows how to have some fun. With a professional dance instructor on hand to help you learn your own choreographed routine, you girls will leave with plenty of new rock n roll moves and plenty of confidence to hit the town with.
What's Included
- You've seen the film, you know the lines, now learn the moves
- Nice fun warm up
- Instruction from an experienced dance instructor
- The Pink Ladies Jackets are included
- Learn some moves from the film
- Rehearse the dance moves as you go
- Then put all the moves together for the final performance
- Don't forget you can singalong as well
- Private room in a city centre venue
- Spectators are free of charge
This upbeat Grease dance hen party will take you back to Rydell High. It'll bring the fun back with the hand jive and the classic 'We Go Together' finale. With instruction from your very own dance instructor you can learn some moves from the film and throw on the infamous Pink Ladies jackets to get you really into character. With our Grease dance hen party, you hens will have the chance to put the whole dance together before giving it all you've got in a final performance. Our instructors have plenty of experience and will be able to make you feel at ease whether you're a less experienced dancer or love to strut your stuff.
Your dance class will take place in one of our many city centre private venues, so there will be no hassle getting to your location. Not forgetting that spectators are free of charge. So, all the necessities are covered for a lively addition to your hen party itinerary. If you're looking for a special treat for your bride-to-be then go grease lightning with a grease dance hen party and get everyone buzzing for the rest of your hen weekend. And to top it all off, we'll do all the hard work for you and plan the whole thing. Just give us a date, time and a place, it's as easy as that!
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- Gym wear, trainers / pumps
- Dress up - Think Pink Ladies, leggings, heels, hair bows and tight tops
- The Pink Jackets are included but you could bring a sexy leather jacket for Sandy!
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The biggest fitness challenge of my life is over. A couple weeks ago, I completed my #40years40races challenge. It wore me down, and wore me out, but I am so incredibly proud. Proud doesn't begin to cover it. I raced more in 2019 than I did in 2018 and 2017 combined. In fact, 1/3rd of all the races I've done in my adult life (since 2011) were raced as part of this challenge. I've done things I've never done before, and set all sorts of personal records. Plus, I finished my challenge on November 23rd, with over a month to spare before the end of the year!
Those are all the medals I earned this year. 31 of them! (Not every race has medals.) They look even better all spread out on the table. Read the rest of this entry »


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This is the Eighth in a series of Guest Posts written by Jianping (Corey) Yang. You can read the introduction to these posts HERE.
Having attended the Navajo-run Christian Church called Pine Hill several times, I noticed that the number of church goers fluctuates from a dozen to more than twenty. At the time when there were the most attendees, some of them were from outside New Mexico. One cannot conclude that the less frequently people go to Church, the less faithful they are. However, I suppose that if people go to Church regularly, they are probably devoted believers.
The church service is not different from that of any other church: music goes first, next the pastor preaches, and then donation and socialization follow. The difference is that the pastor occasionally uses Navajo language, although the primary language is English. The fact that Navajo language is used makes the church service unique and interesting. To me, the singing in Navajo at the beginning is attractive because belief is expressed in a different language. Someone even suggested I learn to sing in Navajo, and I thought it would be interesting.
I talked to one family who frequently showed up. The husband told me that he was an artist before. He wasted a lot of money on alcohol. His sons would go to college later this year. When asked what motivated him to encourage his sons to go to college, he said he wouldn't want his sons to repeat the mistakes he had made. I guess going to Church is a good lifestyle for him to follow.
At one time, food was provided. I asked a Navajo person what the typical Navajo food was. She said it would be the food with mutton. This reminded me of nomadic tribes that typically live on animal products. This characteristic of Navajo food apparently reflects the legacy of the Navajo nomadic tendencies.
Some studies argue that the church's socialization function is more important than its spiritual one in contemporary American society. It is true that in addition to its spiritual function, Church is also an arena for people to maintain and expand social relations. It creates a space for people to communicate, socially and emotionally. However, I believe the extent the church functions spiritually or socially depends on the location and who the people are.


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This story was shared by Gold Country Wildlife Rescue in Auburn, California.
During the month of September 2018. Gold Country Wildlife Rescue was asked to help out Nevada Department of Wildlife with an outbreak of avian botulism in Truckee Meadows and Fallon, a valley and a city respectively in northern Nevada. A local news station posted an article describing what causes this type of disease outbreak.
Over the course of about a month and a half, Gold Country received approximately 260 ducks of different species, mainly Northern shovelers and green-winged teal, that were suffering from botulism. They were weak, unable to fly, swim, or eat. There are no medications that can be given to birds with botulism; the only treatment is supportive care.
We tube-fed these ducks approximately four times a day a mixture of EmerAid Intensive Care Omnivore and a duck food. Because they were unable to walk or move much, we placed all the ducks on towel "donuts" to support them. We also changed out their bedding with every feeding to help them with regaining their waterproofing.
As they started to heal and could move, they spent time being monitored in a pool. Once they began eating on their own and regained their ability to fly, they were released.
Rehabbing these ducks took many long hours, many volunteers and staff, and a lot of EmerAid. We took video of a release, and it's a sight to behold.


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A journey of self-discovery through yoga in Folegandros
Spend one week in the heart of the Cyclades on the small island of
Folegandros immersing yourself in yoga practice and spectacular nature.
When? 23 June - 30 June 2019
7 July - 14 July 2019
Price: 785 euros
What's included? • 7-nights accommodation* port/hotel transfers
• 2 yoga classes per day (morning & evening)
• 7 breakfasts and 5 dinners (vegetarian & sea food)
• one day boat trip around the island (lunch included)
How to book: Send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com or contact
Kristina on +32 497 105 784.
How to get there: First by plane to Athens or Santorini (nearest airport)
then by boat from Athens (4 hours) or Santorini (1 hour)
* based on two people sharing - additional cost for single room applies
Folegandros is a very small island in the Aegean sea with breathtaking
sea views and crystal waters. The retreat location is overlooking the
quiet beach of Agkali on the Southern side of the island. It is only a few
kilometres from the Chora (main village), which is traditionally built with
a church watching over it. Between yoga sessions you will have plenty of
time to explore the island's beaches, footpaths, its natural beauty and
the local cuisine.
About the retreat
During this week we will use the precision of postures (asanas) to focus
on different areas of our bodies. The practice of asana is not about doing
the perfect posture. It's about using postures to understand and transform
ourselves. The purpose of this workshop is to have the body and mind
working together while doing a posture. To actually be in an asana and not
trying to reach it. To enjoy yoga no matter how flexible we are!
All levels are welcome. The retreat is limited to 14 participants.
For more information go to hygiayoga.com


text: A quarter-acre island getaway! This island is nearest Oaksmith Island, Ward Cove and near Air Marine Harbor. The island has a flat, rocky beach and good topography for development. This island property has great potential for your retreat off our road system, yet close to town for supplies. Call Gateway City Realty for details. (Boy Scouts)