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Almost all of the major events have been cancelled for 2020 due to the current pandemic. Instead of letting that get him down, Airborne's Tommy Zula is turning those lemons into lemonade. TZ's been filming non-stop and using the extra down time to sharpen his video skillset while working on his YouTube vlog.
We just received the official word that Skyhawk DJ bikes have exited the factory and are on the way to our Ohio warehouse. We anticipate these bikes to arrive by the end of August and we are now taking pre-orders.
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January 5, 2018 – The TU Dortmund University honored Dr. Marian Günzel with the dissertation price and Marcus Beck (M.Sc.) was honored with the price for the valedictorian.
December 8, 2017 – The Dean of the School of Spatial Planning wishes all staff, students and friends a peaceful Christmas and a happy new year.


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West Bend Police Chief confirms teen taken into custody for pornography at school
Sept. 24, 2018 – West Bend, WI – West Bend Police Chief Ken Meuler is confirming one child was arrested in the West Bend School District in connection with an issue involving pornography.
During a telephone interview last week Meuler commented on record.
"We have one complaint that was brought forward to us and we took a kid into custody. If there are others and somebody has evidence then they need to report that to us," he said. "That was Feb. 7, 2018 and it was at Badger Middle School involving a 15-year-old boy and he had possession of obscene material and he was exposing other children to it."
Meuler said the child was referred to juvenile authorities.
The issue of pornography at the Middle School has been brought before the West Bend School Board three times over the past month including at the annual meeting.
Meuler said he called the superintendent of the West Bend School District after he found out about the three statements before the board to see if the board took any action or if they reported it to police.
"I called up the superintendent and said 'how can you sit at a meeting and listen to this and not say this might be a crime,'" he said. "Either question her on it or at least call us and say this was reported to us."
Meuler said it was also irresponsible for the media to not check with police about the statements. "I'm not just jumping on you," said Meuler. "Somebody has to report it. It's not being protective of the kids to not report it to police."
Emails have been sent to members of the West Bend School Board to see if any of the elected officials contacted police regarding the statements made to the board. As of 9:15 a.m. Monday none of the board members has commented.
West Bend School District Superintendent Don Kirkegaard confirmed the chief did call him about the complaints made during the meetings.
"We're going to talk about it at the next school board meeting," said Kirkegaard. "We have policies in place, we don't think our policies are not working."
Kirkegaard is new to the school district and said the incident Meuler referred to with the boy was handled appropriately.
"We follow the same guidelines and same regulations as every district in Wisconsin and literally every district in the United States because we all have the same federal guidelines, just like our libraries do, to require the filters and servers and software to exclude inappropriate material," said Kirkegaard. "That doesn't mean to say that there isn't from time to time someone gets through or brings their own device in and when that happens 100 percent of the time we address it."
Kirkegaard said, "At this point in time we are not suggesting we will eliminate phones from school; that is not being considered at this time."
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Home prices of Australian capital city fell 1.8 per cent in the March quarter according to the latest RP Data-Rismark Home Value Index. RP Data research director Tim Lawless said that the numbers were being dragged down by a recent rapid build up of housing stock into the market.
"The amount of realestate being advertised for sale is about 30 per cent higher than what it was last year. The numbers were being dragged down by a recent rapid build up of housing stock into the market. The simple fact that there's so much stock to choose from for prospective buyers is resulting in more negotiation in the markets (and) buyers are having to sell at lower than what their expectations were. Seller were now selling properties about 6.5 per cent lower than the original asking price on average, compared with about 5.2 per cent the same time last year. Recent extreme weather events, including the flooding in Queensland, may also be impacting on the lower numbers" Mr Lawless said.


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What Are Isomers?
Isomers are chemical compounds that have the same molecular formulas — meaning that they are composed of the same number of the same types of atoms — but have different structures or arrangements in space. For example, pentane is an organic compound composed of five carbon atoms and 12 hydrogen atoms. Two isomers of pentane include unbranched pentane, in which the carbons are arranged in a linear chain, and isopentane or methylbutane, in which four carbons are arranged in a linear chain while the fifth branches off from one of the interior carbon atoms. Both of these have the same molecular formulas, but the actual arrangements of their atoms are different. Isomers are important because compounds with different structures, even if they contain the same atoms, can have drastically different chemical properties.
Compounds with the same molecular formulas may differ structurally in two ways. First, structural isomers differ in the actual structural arrangements of atoms. The functional groups that make up the compounds are joined together in different ways and in different arrangements. Stereoisomers, on the other hand, are arranged in the same way in terms of the position of functional groups but differ in their relative positions in space. Two molecules may, for instance, have the same atoms and the same structure but may also be non-overlapping mirror images of each other and would, therefore, be isomers.
Isomers are very important because different compounds, even if they have the same molecular formulas, can have different chemical properties. This is even true of stereoisomers, which are, superficially, nearly identical. One compound may, for instance, be an important active ingredient in a drug while its non-overlapping mirror image isomer may be utterly ineffective or even harmful. Compounds with different arrangements often react in drastically different ways with other atoms and compounds. They may differ in which chemicals they react with or in the rates at which they react with various chemicals.
Many chemical reactions produce a mix of different isomers — this is particularly true of stereoisomers — so chemists must often use various methods to isolate the particular isomer in which they are interested. Many different methods based on various chemical properties can be used to separate isomers. Some compounds with identical molecular formulas may, for instance, boil at different temperatures, so distillation can be used to separate them. Others react with different compounds, so chemical reactions can be used to remove one isomer while leaving the compound of interest unaltered.


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Firstly Richmond Motor Club would like to wish everyone a Very Happy Christmas for next week!
Don't forget its our Albert Shaw Boxing Day Trial on Thursday 26th December 2019 – our final championship round for Adult and A and Youth Green Classes. A great way to work off the Christmas excess! You can download an entry form here: Entry Form – Albert Shaw 2019 and regs here: Supplementary Regs – Albert Shaw 2019 There will be NO CATERING available on the day so don't forget your Turkey Sandwiches!! Christmas Jumpers most welcome. Start at Copperthwaite on the Hurst Road, DL11 7NW at 10.30 am
Our Adult Presentation Evening is on Friday 17th January 2020 and tickets are again only £12 for Pie, Peas, Mash and Sticky Toffee Pudding and are available to buy at all our RMC events : Details below:
RMC Membership is now due for the 2020 season and is being held at the same price once again. Please download and complete a membership form from here: RMC Membership Form 2020 and don't forget you will also need an ACU licence which is £12 this year.


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It's easy to be Australian during the World Cup.
Those pre-tournament montages of past exploits are rounded off nicely with images of Allan Border, Steve Waugh, Ricky Ponting and Michael Clarke lifting trophies.
There's plenty of great memories to cut together amidst all that, whether it's Tugga's career-salvaging 120* against the Proteas, Gilly's cricket/squash hybrid final innings or Maxi's rapid-fire ton against Sri Lanka.
All exciting viewing, all from winners.
The 2019 Cricket World Cup may paint a different picture. Despite being defending champions, Australia are not favourites. Not by a long way. Since their 2015 victory, they are only just starting to convince the world of their ODI nous. This generation of Aussie cricketers (the class of 2015 excluded) may not savour the taste of World Cup success.
If they don't win this time, maybe they never will.
Don't be stupid. Great players win World Cups.
Don't they?
You're talking bollocks.
Here is a dominant World XI of my favourite players who played in but never won a World Cup.
1. Graham Gooch (England)
Despite England's painfully long history of gifted batsmen, there is a case to be made for Gooch to be considered above all of them. An effortlessly talented blunter of the new ball and a masterful player of spin, Gooch racked up 897 World Cup runs and was the only one to up the ante in England's snail-like chase in the 1979 final. In his last World Cup match, he succumbed to the wiles of Pakistan's pace attack in the 1992 decider.
2. Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka)
He was a Sri Lankan stalwart, but if he played for a different national team, Sangakkara would have won a World Cup. Few players have had to carry a nation's batting form on his shoulders quite like Sanga (although Mahela Jayawardene played his part). He lifted his less glamorous teammates to World Cup finals twice, without reward. He finished his World Cup career in 2015 with a whopping 1532 runs, with four of his five Cup centuries coming in that tournament.
3. Brian Lara (West Indies)
Lara had the misfortune of being the Windies' finest modern batsman in a period where the rest of the team were far from greats. Only Sachin Tendulkar, Ricky Ponting and Sangakkara stand above him as more prolific World Cup run-getters (he finished with 1225), and his two Cup centuries, spread across the 1996 and 2003 tournaments, each plundered South Africa's gifted pace army.
It's a pity Steve Waugh's generosity in aiming to bring the Windies into the 1999 World Cup Super Sixes with a slow, contrived run chase didn't work. It's also a pity for Lara fans that Waugh dismissed him during the nail-biting 1996 semi-final, the closest Lara ever got to the trophy.
4. Martin Crowe (captain, New Zealand)
The late, great Martin Crowe gets the nod as skipper of this XI, as he essentially personified the 1992 World Cup.
He was the tournament's best batsman, and his innovative captaincy (including opening the bowling with part-time offie Dipak Patel and promoting Mark Greatbatch as a pinch-hitting opener) pushed a team of useful players into the limelight as worthy contenders.
Unluckily for Crowe, it all unravelled in the semi-final against Pakistan. Resting his tender hamstring after New Zealand's innings, deputy John Wright took over but didn't follow the pre-game plan. Inzamam-ul-Haq belted Pakistan to victory, then again to the World Cup.
5. AB de Villiers (South Africa)
Easily the most electrifying batter in this line-up, de Villiers' struggles to win a title are South Africa's. His numbers in World Cup cricket (1207 runs at 63, strike rate of 117) better nearly any others', but his nation could never vault that crucial last step.
2007: Glenn McGrath's early onslaught ended their tournament. 2011: A needless run-out meant New Zealand progressed. 2015: A masterful chase meant New Zealand progressed.
De Villiers could feel like the cricketing gods are against him, but his overall ODI record means history ought to treat him kindly.
6. Andy Flower (wicketkeeper, Zimbabwe)
The bookends of Andy Flower's World Cup career make for interesting reading. His ODI debut came in the 1992 tournament against Sri Lanka, when he made an unbeaten 115 (though his bowlers didn't come to the party), before he finished his career in the 2003 World Cup as his nation's best ever batsman with a black band around his arm.
His now-infamous protest at the 'death of democracy' in his beloved home country saw him exiled from the Zimbabwean set-up. He went on to play County Cricket, then later coached of England.
7. Sir Richard Hadlee (New Zealand)
The West Indies' era of dominance meant many quality players of the 1970s and 1980s never really got anywhere near a World Cup. One of cricket's finest pacemen, particularly in English conditions, Hadlee mastered smart fast bowling, quick to exploit the conditions and an opposition's weaknesses with the bat.
His far-too-short 13-match World Cup career yielded 22 wickets at a miserly average of 19, and his absence from 1987 in the subcontinent was a real blow for the Kiwis. He retired in 1990 as New Zealand's greatest cricketer, a mantle he still holds.
8. Dennis Lillee (Australia)
Arguably Australia's best ever fast bowler, Lillee actually came closest to winning a World Cup with the bat.
The 1975 final is rightly remembered for the Windies' amazing triumph in what was the first men's World Cup tournament ever (the first women's tournament was held two years earlier). Lillee and Jeff Thomson fell just short of dragging Australia to victory with a final-wicket stand of 41.
Despite his well-documented skill as a quick, Lillee's World Cup figures don't make great reading. He took eight wickets in 1975, was absent in 1979 (as he aligned himself with World Series Cricket) and took only four more in Australia's abysmal 1983 campaign.
9. Abdul Qadir (Pakistan)
Qadir would dominate if this team played today. In the T20 era, where even the most half-baked leg-spinner is viewed as an asset, a properly decent leggie would run amok.
The Pakistani tweaker only played in two World Cups – and dominated only the weaker teams – but the vicious rip he gave the ball and his devious wrong'un is worth watching again and again. I'll be back in a minute, I just want to look him up on YouTube.
10. Sir Curtly Ambrose (West Indies)
Okay, back to this now. The Caribbean's latest dancing superstar never showed any fancy footwork in his time as a quick bowler. His modus operandi was consistency, accuracy and silent menace.
Ambrose, like Lara, deserved more than he got in his career with the West Indies, but he had the distinction of tormenting Australia more than a few times in the World Cup. His opening burst in the 1996 semi-final should have won the match, and in his final World Cup appearance, he briefly made a chase of 111 look a tall order for Australia with the wickets of Adam Gilchrist, Mark Waugh and Darren Lehmann.
11. Shoaib Akhtar (Pakistan)
Shoaib Akhtar started the 1999 World Cup with a reputation and not much else. He ended it with 16 wickets, many of them toe-crushing yorkers, and the cricket world knew how devastating he could be.
Perhaps his most famous World Cup moment came in 2003, when a delivery to England's Nick Knight broke the 100mph barrier. Sadly, his final act in his ODI career came in the 2011 tournament, when his last over disappeared for 28 as New Zealand's Ross Taylor marched to an imperious 131*.
12th Man: Jonty Rhodes (South Africa)
If all your 12th man can do is field, then why not get one of the best fielders ever? While dependable, if not spectacular, as a batsman, Rhodes' fielding was peerless.
His amazing grab in the 1999 World Cup to dismiss Robert Croft was a small glimpse of his anticipation, reflexes and judgement.
Strangely, it was a piece of fielding that ended his career in the 2003 tournament. He injured his hand in South Africa's match against Kenya and, after announcing he would retire after the tournament, brought his departure forward after discovering his hand was broken.


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Well I decided to cook a chook this weekend. I actually prepared the marinade on Saturday and kept it in the fridge overnight. I also wanted to use the rotisserie to see if it made a difference. Anwyay results and recipe (easy) below.
The recipe:
2 Tbps Lemon juice
2 Tbps Soy sauce
Rind of 1 lemon
3 garlic cloves
Pepper and Salt
Mix all the ingredient together and place in plastic bag, butterlfy the chicken cut in half and add to bag; Marinate overnight;
Prepare BBQ for a high temp cook I had the temp around the 450F mark throughout this cook.
I placed the chicken (and some corn) in the rotisserie:
I cooked it for about 35-40 minutes (had to remove the corn a bit earlier). I notice that 1 side of the BBQ was cooking at slightly higher temps than the other…hmmm
Anyway after the cook was finished I served up and the result was pretty good.
All in all an easy cook with a good result. Lessons learned from this cook is not to rottiserie butterflied chicken unless 100% sure the temps are equal in the BBQ (must be have been too much charcoal on one side). Anyway the chicken was tender and the skin was good.


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PUBLISHED: 10:56 08 April 2019 | UPDATED: 10:56 08 April 2019
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Flex your muscles at a fitness modelling competition coming to St Albans this weekend.
The Miami Pro World Championship will once again be taking place at The Alban Arena on Sunday, April 14.
Organisers are calling on all fitness models and athletes to come and compete at the event.
The championships will run from 2pm until 10pm, with competitor registration at 11am.
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All first, second and third place winners will be given their MP Pro card and pro status.
The World Championship is open to all competitors and all levels are welcome.
Top fitness magazines and newspapers will be covering the show.
There will be modelling and talent scouts in the crowd looking to sign up models and competitors, so make sure you're always smiling on stage!
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THe RoofCERT programme to develop a roofing accreditation standard, has unveiled the Technical Competency Test for slating and tiling, the first of nine roofing disciplines that will be accredited under the national scheme.
Members of RoofCERT's Accreditation and Standards Activity Group, which is made up of the NFRC, CITB, contractors, suppliers, and training providers, have spent the past few months devising a bank of questions that best demonstrate the technical ability of slaters and tilers.
The 40-minute multiple-choice test consists of 35 questions, which are based on the BS 5534 code of practice and cover the entire range of tasks involved in slating and tiling, such as batten gauges for natural slate and fire-stops.
SPRA, LRWA, MAC and FTRMC are leading on the development of Technical Competency Tests for liquid roofing, single ply, mastic asphalting, lead and hard metals, whilst the NFRC will continue to develop the content for roof sheeting and cladding and Reinforced Bituminous Membrane (RBM).
Pilot period
Following a pilot period over the coming months, the online Technical Competency Test will be carried out at test centres across the UK and will become the lynchpin of the RoofCERT National Roofing Accreditation.
It will be open to roofing installers in all disciplines with or without vocational qualifications. Installers with National or Scottish Vocational Qualification wishing to become Accredited Roofers, must have at least three years' practical experience in the discipline they want to be accredited for and also have passed their CITB HS&E test.
Installers that do not hold vocational qualifications but have five years practical experience can submit evidence of their skills and experience and have one-to-one interviews with dedicated Skills Evaluators.
In addition to passing the Technical Competency Test, installers are also expected to complete or have completed short duration mandatory courses on working at height, asbestos awareness, abrasive wheels, manual handling, fire safety, emergency first aid and non-technical. These courses currently exist and are already available through training colleges and providers.
Roofing-specific courses are also being developed by the NFRC in partnership with external providers.
The accreditation process has been developed with flexibility in mind so that individuals can complete it at their own pace. It is therefore expected that the entire process can take around 30 hours to complete over a maximum of nine months, depending on their experience and qualifications.
Accreditation lasts for three years, at which point it will need to be renewed with key development (CPD) introduced. There is CITB funding to accredit 5,000 roofers between now and 2021, when the scheme will become self-funding.
Richard Miller NFRC's Head of Qualification and Standards, said: "The development of the Technical Competency Test for Slating & Tiling is a significant milestone in the delivery of the RoofCERT accreditation scheme, which could be a game-changer for our industry. Working with our partners, we have developed a robust test that demonstrates the technical ability according to the latest standards and best practice for all those that pass it."
"The Technical Competency Test is a crucial component of the RoofCERT National Roofing Accreditation scheme, which will provide individual roofers with visible proof of their roofing skills so that they stand out from those rogue traders that give us a bad name."
A new website is currently in development, which will enable installers to register on to the RoofCERT National Roofing Accreditation scheme and upload their supporting evidence such as NVQ Level 2 training certificates and evidence of roofing work. The website will be launched in the spring of 2019.


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With a bit more empathy and understanding, we'd all be happier and safer sharing the roads. Here are 10 key points for drivers.
Sustrans' Bike Life 2017, the UK's biggest assessment of cycling in cities, reveals four in five people (78%) want more protected bike routes built to make cycling safer, even when this could mean less space for other road traffic.
The Bike Life study is run every two years by cycling and walking charity Sustrans and seven major cities: Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Greater Manchester and Newcastle. Inspired by the Copenhagen Bicycle Account, it looks at progress across infrastructure, travel habits, public attitude, and the wider impact of cycling.
Bike Life shows that most people living in these cities think cycling is a good thing. In fact, out of the thousands of residents interviewed, 64% said they would cycle more if on-road cycle routes physically separated from traffic and pedestrians were available. What's more, over two-thirds think their city would be a better place to live and work if more people took up cycling.
So it seems the biggest obstacle we face to getting more people on their bikes is the implicit danger of sharing the road with motorists and riding a bicycle in traffic.
Animosity on the roads between cyclists and motorists leads to dangerous driving and injury. Cyclists often hear the same things from drivers so here are 10 key points for drivers that may help them understand cyclists more and make sharing the roads with them that bit safer.
1. We're not meant to ride close to the kerb
Cycling and motoring organisations alike advise cyclists to ride a good distance out from the kerb. In certain situations, to stop drivers trying to squeeze past when there isn't room to overtake safely, cyclists will 'take the lane'. That means riding in the centre of the lane. It's not an attempt to wind you up. We're trying to get to our destination safely. We're not in the way of traffic riding like this. We are traffic! If you overtake like the Highway Code says, it won't make any difference if a cyclist takes the lane or not.
2. Bike paths are optional
There's no obligation for cyclists to use cycle lanes (on road) or cycle tracks (separate from the carriageway), just as there's no obligation for drivers to use motorways, which were built for them. That's just as well: some bike paths aren't fit for purpose. Cycle lanes can lure you into the gutter or the dangerous edge of roundabouts. Cycle tracks can be narrow, obstructed with street furniture (or parked cars!), or shared with pedestrians. Almost every cycle track gives way to every road it intersects, making progress slow. Where cycle facilities help our journey, we'll use them. Let's both ask the council to provide some good ones.
Having said that, motorists must remember there is a penalty for driving in a cycle lane. You can face fines of up to £130 for straying into cycle lanes. You might think this is excessive, but too many lives have been lost already from driving like this, so there has to be stringent measures in place to discourage it.
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3. We do pay for the roads
It's a myth that 'road tax' pays for the roads. Roads are paid for out of general and local taxation, not Vehicle Excise Duty. Any cyclist who pays tax pays for the roads. As it happens, most adult cyclists in the UK have a car too.
4. Sometimes we wobble or swerve
Another reason to give us room on the road is that sometimes we have no choice but to wobble or swerve. A bike has to be balanced and won't always travel in a perfectly straight line. A sudden gust of wind, whether it's a crosswind or the backdraft of a vehicle passing too close, can upset a cyclist's steering. A pothole in our path might make us crash if we don't jink around it.
5. We're not telepathic
Any road user could say this, and cyclists are no different. Please, let's just communicate with each other. Don't force us to guess: use your indicators. (On a roundabout, by the way, that means signalling left before your exit, not continuing to indicate right.) When you're stepping out of a car that's stopped on the road, check behind before opening your car door. Too many cyclists have been 'doored'. Mirror, signal, manoeuvre.
6. We're moving faster than you think
There probably isn't time for you to pull out of that side road when we're coming towards you on the main road. There definitely isn't time for you to overtake us, brake, and turn left into a side road. Cyclists move faster than you think. Most of us commuting to work can comfortably do 15mph and fitter cyclists on road bikes can cruise at 20mph. Downhill we might be travelling at 40mph or more. Factor in this speed. If you wouldn't attempt a manoeuvre when another car is that close, it's probably not safe to attempt it when a cyclist is that close. You're gambling with our safety.
7. Anger is often fear
It's frustrating when you're driving, and someone foolishly pulls out on you or cuts you up. Maybe you blare the horn to remonstrate. Imagine what it's like when what's at stake isn't a dented bumper and your no-claims bonus but the very real risk that you'll be heading to hospital in ambulance. In this high-risk situation, your body dumps adrenaline into your system, ready for fight or flight. That's where a cyclist's swearing and the gesticulating comes from. That flash of anger? It's not road rage: it's fear.
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8. Close passes are dangerous
Highway Code Rule 163 tells drivers to 'give motorcyclists, cyclists and horse riders at least as much room as you would when overtaking a car'. Horse riders tend to be given space, with drivers passing wide and slow. Cyclists are often passed by cars close enough to touch… with an elbow. This is dangerous: one wobble by us or further misjudgement by you and we're on the tarmac. It's also very intimidating. To any driver who thinks it's safe, try this: go to a railway station and stand inside the yellow line at the platform edge when a high-speed train is passing through. That's what it's like when someone in a car passes too close.
9. That cyclist who annoyed you? We're not them
Some road users are idiots. Some of those idiots drive cars, some of them ride bikes. It probably was annoying when you saw that cyclist jumping a red light. It's equally annoying, with more serious potential consequences for others, when drivers exceed the speed limit. But not all cyclists jump red lights and not all drivers speed. Extrapolating from one bad apple creates an antagonistic us-and-them attitude that helps no one. Let us agree that bad road users are bad road users and do our best not to be one.
10. It's other drivers that slow you down
Waiting 10 seconds to overtake a cyclist will make no detectable impact on your journey time. Even a whole minute sitting behind us at 15mph won't make you late – unless you left home late. What really slows you down is sitting stationary or near stationary in queues of other cars, when lots of other drivers (other drivers just like you!) are trying to funnel through a limited amount of road space. It might feel frustrating when cyclists blithely filter past, but every cyclist who does this instead of driving is one car fewer in the queue. Cyclists reduce traffic jams.
That's just about the most important ten things that cyclists wish were taught in driving lessons, speed awareness courses, even in the national curriculum! We've made our case but what about the questions we often face from motorists? We're going to cover some of the classics:
Why don't cyclists…?
…get off the pavement?
It might be because: a) it's a shared-used path; or b) the cyclist considers the road there unsafe. Shared-used paths aren't always obvious; sometimes there's nothing more than an occasional blue sign to indicate it's intended for cyclists too. The safety issue is trickier. It is against the law, and any adult cyclist lacking the confidence to cycle on the road ought to get some cycle training. But no one expects young children to ride on the road. And if the choice is between, say, a busy dual carriageway or a quiet footpath alongside it, many adults would choose the path. Police discretion is therefore a useful tool when it comes to issuing Fixed Penalty Notices for pavement cycling.
…wait in the queue like me?
Because filtering through traffic is legal and saves time. Advanced Stop Lines (ASLs) for cyclists are so common because highway engineers endorse filtering. Filtering lets cyclists get to the head of the queue, so that they can get through the junction before being overtaken. This reduces the risk of accidents. What cyclists are not allowed to do is wait in front of the stop line, so if there's no ASL you'll need to wait at least one vehicle back.
…need a licence and a number plate?
Because a bicycle licence would be like the old 37 ½ pence dog licence that was abolished: something that would cost more money to implement than it would bring in in revenue, to no real effect. And because cyclists, like pedestrians, can be identified by their faces, unlike drivers who are hidden by their vehicles. Cycling training is excellent but a mandatory test would reduce cycling levels, particularly among children. Broadly speaking, you need a licence to do things that are potentially dangerous to others or involve going onto private property. So, licences are required for cars, firearms, or fishing in someone's pond. They're not required for pedestrians or cyclists.
…wear a helmet?
Because it's not a legal requirement in the UK, unlike you're riding a motorcycle. Many do anyway. That's the short answer. The long one opens a Pandora's box of exclamation-ridden claims, counter claims and accusations. Helmets do offer some head protection but you're approximately as likely to require such protection while driving, walking, or stepping out of the shower. Cycling organisations in the UK – British Cycling, Cycling UK, and the London Cycling Campaign – all endorse the legal position: the right of the individual to choose to wear a helmet or not.
…have insurance?
Because it's not a legal requirement. On a national level, uninsured cyclists are not a significant problem – unlike the million or so uninsured drivers. Like pedestrians, who are also not obliged to have insurance, cyclists have a limited capacity to cause harm. Many cyclists nevertheless do have third-party insurance, either via their home insurance policies or through membership of a cycling organisation. Given how much time you'll spend on your bike as a cycle commuter, third-party insurance is well worth having. Do look into it.
…buy a car?
Because you've already got one? Because you don't want one for travelling five miles to work? For short urban journeys, a bike is often quicker than a car. It's much cheaper. And it's healthier – for you and for everyone else, because you get daily exercise and you don't cause road deaths, air pollution, traffic jams, or noise pollution. Considering the major reason that people choose not to cycle is because of dangerous driving and motorists, why is that cyclists are always on trial?
…cycle in single file?
Because cycling side-by-side is more sociable and isn't against the law. The Highway Code (Rule 66) says: 'never ride more than two abreast'. Given that two cyclists abreast take up less space than a car, it won't affect drivers who overtake in accordance with the Highway Code; these drivers will already be on the other side of the road. A group of cyclists riding side by side can be easier to overtake than a long line in single file, as it will take half as long to pass them. That said, there are circumstances such as busy roads where it's courteous for cyclists to switch to single file.
Riding Bikes Side by Side
To expand on the last question, we think it's time to clear up some of the furore around riding two abreast. People often ask, "can cyclists ride side by side"? And the answer is an overwhelming yes. Not only are cyclists allowed to ride two abreast, it's safer for them to do so when riding in a group.
A video starring Chris Boardman, explaining why it's okay for cyclists to ride two abreast has gone viral, with hundreds of thousands of hits on YouTube and Vimeo. The video, titled Side by Side, rule 163 of the Highway Code: that cyclists should be given as much room as motor vehicles when being overtaken. Among supporters for the clips, which also feature master driving instructor Blaine Walsh, are motoring organisations, and there are hopes that they will be adopted as official road safety videos by the Department for Transport.
Olympian and British Cycling policy advisor Chris Boardman said the popularity of the video shows "a genuine desire for a culture of mutual respect on our roads to thrive".
He said: "The response so far has been extremely encouraging. Our aim was to make people more aware of rule 163 of the Highway Code. Getting more people on their bikes will have a series of benefits for this country and ensuring that the roads are safe places for cyclists is a crucial step towards this."
So, there we have it. We do not claim that cyclists are angels and that we're always in the right but there are mistruths and misunderstandings all over the place when it comes to cycling on the road. If more motorists took the time to understand what we've said above and accept it, we could all be much safer. More importantly, we could encourage more people to get on their bikes as part of a healthy lifestyle that also reduces our pollution levels. But most of all, although we may have sounded indignant in this, let's get along! Let's find some common ground, give each other space and co-exist on the roads.
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Dr Shrutimita Mehta specializes in teaching Business Communication, Language Skills, Effective Communication, and Essentials of English and Phonetics. She has published several papers in international journals, and has presented papers at various Indian and international seminars and conferences. She is a certified BEC Trainer, and is also certified by the British High Commission to teach all levels of Business English Certificate Courses. She has around sixteen years of extensive teaching experience.
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So the Family Fun Community Party has launched the Southern Co-operative Community Support Card and we hope all of our supporters both old and new are now using it when you 'shop at the Co-op.' Every time you use the card a donation is made to 3 charities on Hayling Island – The First Responders, Chichester Harbour Conservancy and the Hayling Island RNLI. The card scheme will run for a year and in September 2013 each of these charities will receive one third of the sum raised, and we are talking about £1000's not £10's with each charity potentially getting up to £10,000.
The Southern Co-operative and the charities were at the Community Party on Sunday 28 October at the Hayling Community Centre and the families that joined us had fun with face-painting, a cake competition, a clown act, Zumba dancing and some great music. We were sorry that more families didn't make it to enjoy all the free food and fun, and we would like to thank the Southern Co-operative for both organising and funding this event.


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The findings from VidMob's State of Social Video study have implications on how marketers use video ads to connect with younger audiences:
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Whether it`s a huge family dinner or a romantic meal, you may always cook delicious pasta. This is really unique dish: you may simply boil it and serve with spices or make it more nutritious, adding side-ingredients. Homemade pasta tastes great when served with meat, seafood of different types of cheese. It shouldn`t necessarily be high-calorie. Cook it with vegetables or pesto sauce and it won`t do any harm to your body. Even vegetarians will approve the taste of vegetable pasta. We`ve collected five interesting recipes for pasta, so that you may treat your close people with something special.
Here is time-tested recipe for those who like Italian dishes. This simple pasta may be a perfect dinner for you.
When pasta is cooked with interesting sauces, it tastes better than restaurant dishes. The most important thing is to choose qualitative spaghetti. As for the sauce, it will enrich the taste of your dish. Most of the people prefer to cook it with cream sauce. But we`ll teach you to cook yummy pasta with tomato sauce. It`s very tasty as well!
This dish will love even those, who do not eat meat and pastry on the daily basis. Mixture of meatbolls and homemade sauce tastes really great.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 is one of those devices which have little to no chance of getting Android 4.2, also known as Jelly Bean. However the recent builds of CyanogenMod 10.1, which are rather unofficial, would install Android 4.2 on your device and would also boost the general performance.
Like any other ROM, this one would also void your device's warranty. So, proceed at your own risk. Moreover, if you have not performed ROM installing in the past, please try it under a supervision.
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The developer behind ClockWorkMod Recovery, Koushik Dutta (Kouch) has released ClockWorkMod Recovery 6.0 version which is though an alpha release and still under development. Many users reported through XDA forum that this build is working without any error on their devices. ClockWorkMod v6.0 not only speeds up the back up process but also reduces the size of incremental backups up to 15-20mb.


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Brief: APMG International is an examinations board for business qualifications including ITIL and Prince2 project management exams. The initial brief was to listen to internet conversations already taking place and engage with the project management community and candidates taking professional qualifications. The brief has developed to add engagement with the Project Management community and building the profile of APMG International with the specific aim of increasing the number of subscribers to the blog and followers on Twitter.
Delivery: We launched a blog for APMG on the subject of learning trends for professional managers offering news, interviews and updates on their qualifications. We also set up and managed a Twitter campaign. Three years later, APMG International is the most visible and interactive examinations board in the PM world, dominating the online space and engaging daily with friends, followers, examiners and candidates. Currently @APMG_Inter has over 2500 Twitter followers and over 2000 subscribers to the blog. We have now extended our service and run online webinar sessions for the client, training staff members around the world on Social Media strategy and implementation.
"Daniel Verghese, Web Manager, The APM Group Ltd: "Steve has worked with APMG on a variety of PR and marketing projects and is currently directing our social media marketing strategy. Along with his colleague Charlotte, his in-depth knowledge and expertise in this field has been invaluable in developing and implementing a successful strategy. Steve's calm, friendly and flexible approach makes him a pleasure to work with."


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Since having Kensington, my craft time has been pretty limited. Trying to get the hang of two kids was pretty rough at first but I think it's becoming second nature now! My oldest, Kaydence, loves to craft with me so that makes it fun!! Seriously, I have no idea how you mom's of two plus do it!
So I have a couple etsy orders that need to be filled and went to my local fabric store yesterday. I had a few extra minutes to look and found a fabric I've been looking for for what feels like forever! It looks very farmhouse...my favorite! I simply hemmed the edges together and made myself a fun new table runner!
I know it's not an actual vintage one, but man I love it! I went ahead and added it to my shop but if you find the fabric, it's a super easy and quick little project! Hope you all have a beautiful Tuesday!


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Elsevier will hold the conference in Copenhagen, October 8-9
Elsevier will hold the conference in Copenhagen, October 8-9
Oxford, UK, 12 December 2007 – Elsevier, the world-leading publisher of scientific, technical and medical information products and services is pleased to announce that it will hold the Fuel Cells Science & Technology 2008 event on 8-9 October 2008. Following the success of the previous three events, the fourth event in the series will be held at the Confederation of Danish Industries, Copenhagen, Denmark.
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Elsevier is a global information analytics business that helps scientists and clinicians to find new answers, reshape human knowledge, and tackle the most urgent human crises. For 140 years, we have partnered with the research world to curate and verify scientific knowledge. Today, we're committed to bringing that rigor to a new generation of platforms. Elsevier provides digital solutions and tools in the areas of strategic research management, R&D performance, clinical decision support, and professional education; including ScienceDirect, Scopus, SciVal, ClinicalKey and Sherpath. Elsevier publishes over 2,500 digitized journals, including The Lancet and Cell, 39,000 e-book titles and many iconic reference works, including Gray's Anatomy. Elsevier is part of RELX, a global provider of information-based analytics and decision tools for professional and business customers. www.elsevier.com
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My best friend H and her partner S are moving to Melbourne so I caught up with them for our last dinner together. I chose Meze Mazi because I had been hearing great things about them from various friends and I really wanted to treat my friends to a beautiful last meal in Adelaide.
H and I have known each other since we were 13 years old when we met at maths school. I was sitting by myself when she came up and asked me to go for a walk with her. We hit it off instantly and she asked me to skip school on Monday. I did and we've been best friends ever since. 16 years of friendship and still going.
We ordered a few entrees to share to start off with.
Trio of dips consisting of scordalia, melitzanosata and tzatziki. I really loved the eggplant dip! It was so smoky, full of flavour and a real stand out! All dips were beautiful on warm pita bread.
Saganaki prawns in olive oil and feta tomato sauce served with bread. The sauce was rich and delightful.
The octopus cooked in white wine and herbs was so soft and tender. The highlight dish of the night for me. I couldn't believe how soft it was.
Cumin spiced beef meatballs were also soft and moist.
Beautiful mousaka. Herbed layers of beef mince, eggplants and potato finished with bechamel sauce.
Lamb shoulder with honey mustard glaze and potatoes. This literally melted in my mouth. The tzatziki was full of garlic and packed a punch and really enhanced the dish.
Slow braised beef shoulder with smoked eggplant bechamel and rice. The meat was still a bit tough and didn't fall apart like the other dishes. It definitely needed a bit more cooking time but still tasted great.
Greek salad added freshness to all the dishes.
For dessert we shared the panna cotta and loukoumades.
The panna cotta was beautifully silky, smooth and the perfect texture. The Greek yoghurt and white chocolate flavour combination was very nice.
Best loukoumades I've ever tasted. The honey puffs were crispy on the outside and light and fluffy on the inside. The sugar syrup had the perfect amount of sweetness and the walnuts and sesame gave it delicious crunch.
All the dishes were delightful and all 3 of us really enjoyed the food. Everything was so rich in flavour and so hearty. A really great place for authentic Greek food.
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Short takes: Brightree, Paragon Ventures
Friday, January 19, 2018
Brightree has extended its membership agreement with VGM & Associates through 2020. The agreement ensures VGM members will continue to save money through discounted access to Brightree's core software solutions. Brightree and VGM have partnered since 2008…M&A advisory firm Paragon Ventures has a new managing director: Tony Marsallo. Marsallo, who co-founded Sleep Services of America, will focus on various healthcare businesses, including sleep medicine, home health, medical device and urgent care sectors


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Bonial restructures its management division and wins Florian Reinartz (33 years) as Head of Sales for the German market. Reinartz comes from the Handelsblatt Media Group, where he most recently worked as Unit Manager Innovations and Head of Client Communications. Prior to that, he held various management positions in marketing at Axel Springer, including at BILANZ, the WELT Group and the BILD Group.
Reinartz joins Bonial on 16 September 2019 as Senior Vice President Sales and Marketing Manager, where he will be responsible for all sales segments in Germany. He will report to Christoph Eck-Schmidt, who as Managing Director of the international Bonial Group (kaufDA, MeinProspekt, Ofertia, bonial.de and bonial.fr) will additionally assume the function of Managing Director for the German market. Frederic Handt, who previously held the position of Managing Director for Bonial Germany, is leaving the company at his own request.
Christoph Eck-Schmidt: "I would like to thank Frederic Handt very much for his commitment over the past three years. He has initiated many important changes in the course of Bonial's realignment. Our customers expect us to provide individual marketing solutions for their topics and products in order to achieve their sales goals. With Florian Reinartz we won a creative communication and sales expert for Bonial, who will continue to develop and refine our reorientation with the support of the german sales team. I am very much looking forward to working with him".
Bonial is the leading Drive-to-Store Marketing Partner of the stationary retail in Germany. With its platforms kaufDA and MeinProspekt, the Berlin-based company inspires more than 10 million users every month and connects them with their favorite stores and brand worlds.


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2014 Triple-S Invitational - Interview with 1st Place Overall Winner, Sam Light
The Kiteboarder Magazine sits down with 2014 Triple-S Invitational 2nd Place Surfstyle, 1st Place Slider and 1st Place Overall winner, Sam Light, for an exclusive interview on the red sofa in the Winners' Lounge. Check out http://www.TheKiteboarder.com for all of the video interviews with this ye...
November 10, 2014
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Wakestyle now, is a term thrown around pretty loosely these days in kiteboarding, which is unusual because as recently as two years ago, it was a term that essentially only referred to about %1 of the kiteboarding population. However with the recent emergence of bindings on the world tour, you see m...
November 9, 2014
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"The Gorge" Teaser
The boys are hungry to keep the Slingshot momentum strong and have just finished 2 weeks of shooting on one of the only public kite parks in the world: "The Gorge". And once again Alex Fox, Sam Light and Eric Rienstra have raised the bar on what can be done with a kite. This new short film was filme...
November 9, 2014
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Heineken Kite Ride Bonaire 2013 event clip "official"
From 19 till 22nd of June 2013 a group of worldclass wakestyle kiteboard athletes gathered at blue water paradise Bonaire to host the Heineken Kite Ride event. The Kite Ride Foundation and the local youngsters had been working on building obstacles for 5 months to create a perfect playground for the...
November 9, 2014
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Eng / Rail Masters Kite Jib Contest / Sam Light in Russia
Sam Light and best Russian kiters - Nikolay Rakhmatov, Dmitriy Evseev, Peter Tyushkevitch, Yan Valiev, Gennadiy Kirillov, Yuriy Gavrilov, Egor Morozov, Sergey Belmesov, Anton Uzhegov etc. Location: Russia / Black sea / Blaga spot Meet on Rail Masters 2013: Aaron Hadlow, James Boulding, Tom C...
November 9, 2014
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Sam Light + Slingshot (Part 2)
Check out more of Sam Light's riding in part two of his South African adventure. Sam shreds the park and masters the waves, which he says is the future of Freestyle. Filmed & Edited by Andi Jansen
November 8, 2014
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Slingshot + Sam Light (Part 01)
Sam Light's new video and his introduction to the Slingshot Family is ready to be seen by you. This is the teaser and part one of a two part series. The main video will drop on Thursday, April 18th. We are extremely excited to welcome Sam to the team and to our family. Filmed & Edited by Andi Ja...
November 5, 2014
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King of the Air 2013: Jesse, Nick, Sam, Youri, Ruben, ...
Red Bull King of the Air 2013, Big Bay, Cape Town, South Africa. / Competitors: Jesse Richman, Nick Jacobsen, Sam Light, Youri Zoon, Lewis Crathern, Andries Fourie, Kevin Langeree, Gianni Aragno, Shawn Richman, Luke Whiteside, Ruben Lenten, Billy Parker, Luke McGillewie, Johnno Scholte, Reno Romeu. ...
November 5, 2014
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Kiteboarding film from fall 2012 in Brazil featuring Sam Light, Sam Medysky, Eric Rienstra and Craig Cunningham
November 5, 2014
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Naish Kiteboarding TV S02E13: Rocking Hard in Hood River
The Richman brothers like to go big whenever they hit the water! Watch them at their latest playground in Hood River, where they joined forces with Sam Light and the Naish windsurf team riders Nathan Mershon and Wyatt Miller to rock the Gorge. Riders: Jesse Richman, Shawn Richman, Sam Light, Wyat...
November 3, 2014
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Naish Kiteboarding TV S02E09: Welcome to 2013
Welcome to the world of Naish; a world of water, wind and waves. A world of dreams and adrenaline, fun, family and friends. A world where high tech materials and designs meet real world testing to give you the best possible boardriding experience. DIRECTOR: Andi Jansen FILMERS : Andi Jansen / Ol...
October 24, 2014
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Naish Kiteboarding TV S02E08: SA Melting Pot
They come from different countries, speak different languages and each have a totally unique styles, but when Naish teammates Sam Light, Rick Jensen, and Kevin & Jalou Langeree come together in South Africa, it's a full on fusion of skill. DIRECTOR: Boom Ting Productions RIDERS: Jalou Langeree, ...
October 24, 2014
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Slider Party: Wake Style Mania
Check out Sam and Rick blurring the lines between Kite and Cable. The boys rocked into town for the Slider Party and killed it. Sam walked away with 1st! Director : Olivier Sautet (www.facebook.com/PetoleProd) Riders : Sam Light, Rick Jensen Location : South of France Music : Chukki Star//For...
October 24, 2014
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Episode 3 - Dakhla and Tarifa ft. Sam Light
This episode is filmed from a few sessions in very light wind in Dakhla and Tarifa. I am about to go to Holland to compete in the PKRA there and have spent a couple of weeks in Tarifa preparing for it. Thanks to Naish Kiteboarding for making it all happen! Music is Helena Beat by Foster the People...
October 24, 2014
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The Free Ride Project feat: UKcrew
The "FreeRide' Project is an idea that we had at the start of 2011. Four riders, from different brands, we started traveling together and filming how we wanted our sport to look and be represented...this is a no-mess, un-brand motivated representation of what we want kiteboarding to be and what it m...
October 24, 2014
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An Urban Oasis of Fresh Local Produce
On a Saturday morning, business at the St. Paul Farmers' Market is brisk. Locally grown fruits and vegetables as well as artisan cheeses, meat, honey and other products attract loyal customers.
I love that. I get to talk with the people who are growing my food. I feel really good knowing that I know where it came from and then it came from somewhere close and somewhere that I consider to be home. Produce grown within 80 kilometers of the city of St. Paul is sold directly by its growers. I believe that the St. Paul Farmers' Market has been instrumental in sort of the creation of the farm-to-table movement. People have been coming down here for generations to shop and eat and experience food from growers.
The market also has growers whose families have been selling there for more than a century. My family came from Germany and Denmark. I was born into the truck gardening business. I took over from my father, that we go back for at least four generations on the St. Paul Farmers' Market. We started when it started. That was in 1854, four years before Minnesota became a state. A long time ago, the market was basically people that were settling Minnesota, gradually that shifted and changed. Now they're Somalian families that grow here, lots of Hmong growers, I believe are over 50 percent. There's a Russian family that just started this year. There's a woman from India. It's really the entire world. The influx of Hmong refugees farmers to Minnesota in the 1970s and 80s is credited with giving the market a second life.
I'm actually second generation here. My father's from Laos, that was born in Thailand. We've been at the farmers market for over 30 years, so this is pretty much our second home here. I came from Nepal 1997. I sell raw honey, that's what we produce. We have a hives.And I love being with the people and I enjoy being in the market, just like a home.I'm from Somalia. I joined the market May this year. I make some different hot sauces,some of them are from a country flavors and background, the rest is something that I created for my family. Shoppers appreciate the vendors diverse ethnic backgrounds and their products. I just bought the Hebo hot sauce from a Somali vendor.In addition to wanting to buy it, because it's an absolute excellent hot sauce, we come here to support local farmers and local vendors who's from the immigrant community. Goldin says there is something magical in the market. It feels like a family here. It feels like a big family with all the growers and it feels like a big family with all the customers. And you see people over, you know, really, you know, years and years and years and years. It works here.
For producer June saw in St. Paul Minnesota.I'm Carol Kearson VOA News
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Students learn the basics of information seeking, the necessary skills in using the University library and finding information in the databases offered by the library, and are able to use the library services in their studies. After the course, students are able to seek for course books and literature on specific fields with the help of scientific bibliographies. Students are able to search for articles in Finnish and international publications, in the library's collection of journals and in the electronic article databases.
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Part 2: The How
Posted by Arthur Mazor and Kathi Enderes on August 29, 2019.
In Part 1 of this two-part series, we looked at why superjobs are emerging. Superjobs are a new breed of jobs that bring together different skill sets and even different jobs that used to be distinct, enabled by technology. Superjobs are evolving both to be able to meet customers' needs in new or more advanced ways and to make work more meaningful and fulfilling for the people who do the work. In this post, we'll explore the how of superjobs: how you can go about reimagining work and composing new jobs and the workforce for a more human-centered Future of Work.
Almost two-thirds (65 percent) of respondents to our 2019 Global Human Capital Trends survey cited AI and robotics as an important or very important issue in human capital, but only 26 percent of respondents are ready or very ready to address the impact of these technologies. This is not surprising, given how rapidly these technologies have come to the forefront and the magnitude of change they are creating.
What it does suggest, however, is that organizations should think and act differently to approach the challenge—an incremental or reengineering approach is not designed for the scope and scale of disruption all around us. It's not only technology, AI, and automation that are disruptors, but also the proliferation of data; the increasingly diverse, multigenerational workforce; the rise of contingent work; the lengthening of careers; and the decreasing half-life of skills.
We have found it helpful when working with some of the world's largest enterprises to reimagine jobs in an iterative fashion:
- IMAGINE the possibilities to think in a very practical, pragmatic way about how to change work, workforce, and workplace capabilities.
- COMPOSE the work in new ways to take advantage of the digital capabilities that are available.
- ACTIVATE those imagined approaches and new ways of doing things in the workforce, working on multiple fronts to help grow skills, change the way work is done, shift the culture, change mindsets, advance rewards, and engage the workforce across generations and locations in these new and different ways of working.
Let's look more closely at how you might Imagine, Compose, and Activate.
IMAGINE a new vision for human work
The essence of reimagining work is shifting workers' time, effort, and attention from executing routine tasks to identifying and addressing unseen problems and new opportunities. It's a whole new way of thinking about work.
Let's use internal mobility as an example. Avoid the temptation to think about the process of moving someone into a new role or location. Instead, think about the value you want to create through mobility, the problems you want mobility to solve or avoid altogether, the teams or relationships who can accomplish what you imagine, and the ways mobility can be fluid based on individuals' situations or needs, rather than standardized.
Source: Deloitte Consulting LLP
COMPOSE new jobs
Once you have a new vision of work and workforce composition, how do you begin to translate that into jobs? A job canvas is a tool to help with this, a next-generation, visionary job description. Traditional job descriptions are typically narrowly focused on skills and tasks, and often outdated as soon as they are created because jobs and duties are rarely static and evolve quickly in line with new technologies, customer expectations, and industry disruptors. Job canvases are human-centered, imagining the core elements of a job in the future, including day-in-the life activities and responsibilities, along with the teams, skills, experiences, tools, and technologies to support the work to achieve the desired outcomes.
ACTIVATE required activities, skills, and capabilities in the workforce
Next, you'll consider (1) the activities needed to do that work and (2) impacts to the composition of the workforce. For example…
From superjobs to supergrowth
This Imagine-Compose-Activate process can help you to reimagine work and integrate new technologies while valuing and leveraging human capabilities—one of business and HR leaders' most important and growing priorities. And for a good reason. The advent of these kinds of jobs is enabling organizational growth by helping organizations put more attention into the areas of the business that drive value and meaning —in large part because individuals in these roles are able to focus more on the customer. We're seeing this intense customer focus in all sorts of industries. Take consumer goods and technology, for example, where AI and cognitive tools, particularly machine learning, are driving insights to better understand the connection between customer interests and buying behaviors.
Superjobs also contribute to the growth of the individuals doing them. As we mentioned in our last post, superjobs rely not just on technical skills, but also on those enduring human capabilities that machines can't replicate—curiosity, imagination, intuition, collaboration, and emotional and social intelligence. As such, superjobs are inherently more meaningful, provide more room for humans to grow, and tend to be more future proof than jobs built around tactical skills—making them one of the most imaginative and exciting aspects of the Future of Work, bringing meaning back to work.
For more insights, tune in to our recent Dbriefs webinar: From jobs to superjobs: The impact of AI on work.


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Oral(Mouth Piercings) Piercing Aftercare
The Pin Cushion
Following the aftercare will assure proper healing of your new piercing!!
- Always wash hands with anti-bacterial soap and water before touching your piercing.
- Apply a small amount of anti-bacterial soap (provon, dial, softsoap) to desired area and lather. Do not rotate jewelry for this will only lead to irritation.
- After cleaning rinse and pat dry using a clean paper towel. Never use cloth because they can harbor bacteria.
- Repeat steps 1-3 twice a day.
- Rinse with mouthwash after every meal and right before bedtime.
Sea Salt:
- Sea salt soaks are very important to the healing process of your piercing. These soaks help reduce redness, swelling, and helps to flush plazma (crusty's) out of the piercing tract.
- Mix ¼ teaspoon of sea salt with 8oz of warm water. After salt dissolves swish around in mouth like mouthwash and spit it out.
- Pat dry with a clean paper towel
- Try to avoid spicy foods, juices and alcoholic beverages that contain yeast for the first 3-5 days
Helpful Information:
- Do not pick at crusty's that build up around the balls of your jewelry. Just rinse them off with warm water. Picking at them can lead to infection and irritation.
- Avoid soaking in bodies of water (bathtubs, pools, hot tubs, lakes, rivers, oceans) these bodies of water can harbor bacteria and can cause infection. Showering is fine though.
- Do not change your jewelry before suggested time. Doing so can cause irritation and imbedded jewelry.
- Never use rubbing alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, Neosporin, gels, creams, ointments, betadine, bactine, hibiclens or any things else that's not suggested.
- Remember to tighten the balls on your piercing daily
- Your piercing needs to breath. Don't put facial lotions, make-up, or bandaids on your piercings for long periods.
- On navel rings, Dangles are meant to be worn for only short amounts of time. Do not wear dangles to bed they can get caught and tear your navel.
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'Burntstump Seely is a GOOD school' - OFSTED May 2019
10 June 2019 (by admin)
We are pleased to announce the outcome following our OFSTED visit on 21st and 22nd May - we are a Good school.
Burntstump Seely CofE OFSTED Report May 2019.pdf We were thrilled with the overall judgement of GOOD and especially pleased with so many incredibly positive comments which include:
'Pupils' spiritual, moral, social and cultural development is promoted well both through the curriculum and through the example set by adults.'
'Pupils are well behaved and attentive in class.'
'Classrooms have a positive atmosphere for learning. Teachers plan and deliver interesting lessons that motivate pupils.'
'Pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) are well supported. Pupils' emotional well-being is cared for particularly effectively by the school's support team.'
'Pupils spoken to said that they feel safe in school and know that the staff will listen to them and act in their best interests.'
'Pupils respond well to the school's values of 'Confidence, Hope, Understanding, Respect, Community, Honesty' (CHURCH). As a result, Burntstump Seely is a happy place in which to learn and pupils develop a range of positive personal attributes.'
'The pupils currently in Year 6 are well prepared for the next stage of their education.'
'Pupils talk with enthusiasm about their work in subjects such as science, history and religious education. The skills pupils show in their art and design and in music highlight the good quality of learning in these areas of the curriculum.'
As a school we are not complacent and we are always trying to improve and as such we are very pleased that Ofsted also agreed with our school improvement priorities. We are very proud of our school and we will continue to strive to provide the best education we possibly can. We would like to thank our parents and children for their positive contribution during our inspection and continuing support of the school.
The full report can be found on our OFSTED page.


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An overwhelming majority of the public backs a ban on wild animals performing in circuses. A total of 71 per cent favour a ban, with 21 per cent opposed and 7 per cent saying they don't know, according to an opinion poll commissioned by The Independent.
The Government is expected to announce within days that it has rejected a ban in favour of a system of voluntary self-regulation by circuses.
Ministers in the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs are sympathetic to ending the days of wild animals in the big top but Downing Street has blocked a ban because of concerns about increasing "red tape", according to animal welfare organisations.
Around 20 wild animals including tigers, zebras and pythons perform in three British circuses. The Great British Circus is breeding lions for future performances.
More than 1,000 members of the public were surveyed about the issue by pollsters ComRes on 3 May. They were asked: "Would you support or oppose a ban on the use of wild animals such as lions and tigers from circuses?"
A ban was backed by supporters of all three main political parties – Conservatives by 70 per cent, Labour by 76 per cent and Liberal Democrats by 83 per cent.
Support was lower among followers of the SNP (64 per cent), Ukip (43 per cent) and BNP (41 per cent). But even in those parties – and in every one of the 30 political, geographic and demographic groups surveyed – there was no majority support for the status quo.
Women were more in favour of a ban than men (76 per cent versus 66 per cent), and younger people more in favour than old.
Support for a ban was slightly stronger among people in lower social classes D and E (75 per cent) than among A and B professionals (70 per cent).
The findings are consistent with the results of previous opinion polls. A MORI poll in 1999 found 72 per cent support for a ban, rising to 80 per cent in 2005. A year later Ipsos-MORI found 63 per cent and ICM 64 per cent of people in favour of a ban.
More than 10,000 people have signed The Independent's online petition calling for the Government to announce a ban, while hundreds of Twitterers have urged their followers to sign.
The three circuses – the Great British Circus, Circus Mondao and Peter Jolly's – say their wild animals are well cared for, are not forced to perform tricks and have large enough enclosures.
Animal welfare experts at the RSPCA and the British Veterinary Association, among others, say wild animals should not perform tricks in the big top because of the constant travel, loud crowds, and smaller enclosures than those in zoos.
The RSPCA, BVA, Captive Animals Protection Society and the Born Free Foundation are backing The Independent's campaign.
Animal Defenders International, the organisation which shot the undercover footage of a groom beating Anne the elephant at Bobby Roberts Super Circus, yesterday gave its support.
ADI has been campaigning to end the use of wild animals in circuses for a decade. Helder Constantino, its head of parliamentary affairs, said: "It's time for the Government to end this anachronism once and for all, and ADI wholeheartedly support The Independent's campaign to ban the use of animals in circuses."
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Two of the most important teams of English football, Tottenham and Arsenal are fighting for being among the top 4 in the Premier League. When you such teams' names together, you should guess that it's going to be a quite important London derby. Tottenham sit at the 5th place with 49 points, and Arsenal in 6th place with 5 points behind their opponent.
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Tottenham are much more alive than their rival and it seems like they hold much more advantages as they will be playing on their home field. However, Arsenal have the capacity to put forward their quality. No one knows what is in the box.
We also need to consider that Arsenal wasn't able to get any points from their last 2 away games. That's a notable fact that shows weakness before such a momentous derby.
Tottenham are expected to start out in this match as usual with Hugo Lloris, Kieran Trippier, Jan Vertonghen, Davinson Sanchez, Ben Davies, Eric Dier, Moussa Dembele, Dele Alli, Christian Eriksen, Heung Min Son and Harry Kane.
On the other hand, Arsenal's starting lineup will probably be Petr Cech, Laurent Koscielny, Nacho Monreal, Shkodran Mustafi, Hector Bellerin, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Aaron Ramsey, Mesut Özil, Granit Xhaka, Pierre Aubameyang and Alex Iwobi. It's the squad that literally conquered Everton last Saturday.
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