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Active NetworkPart of Global Payments
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Active Network (Dallas, TX) in September 2015.
You take a simple math test twice, once alone & once while on a Skype call. If you do well they invite you to an in person interview with two random higher ups. If you do well in that interview you get another interview with the manager of the specific division they're considering you for.
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I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Active Network (Dallas, TX) in August 2015.
I had three phone calls with a recruiter and two skype interviews with management. I also had to take an online IQ and personality test. The questions were easy and asked for examples of how you would handle different situations.
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I applied online. I interviewed at Active Network.
They started off with a test online to see if you have basic high school education knowledge. Then you will get a phone interview with a hiring person before you are scheduled with a manager. The in person interview was quick and fast.
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I applied online. The process took 5 days. I interviewed at Active Network (Dallas, TX) in June 2015.
Sent in a resume and cover letter, they got back to me within three days. They have you take an assessment that involves math, fill in the blanks, etc. and a personality test. If you do well, they contact you via skype and call you in for an interview. The interview itself was more informal than I'm used to. Lots of young people working in the office. They review your resume and ask you some pretty standard interview type questions.
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Low pay, long commute from where I live. Some of the reviews put me off too. The interviewers really stressed being "flexible" as one of the key success factors. Makes me think the company isn't too well organized.
I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at Active Network (Dallas, TX) in February 2015.
The process was pretty long and gruesome, they did a quick phone interview, then a fairly difficult SAT style test, then another version of the test on skype, then an interview. Basically if you pass the test with a high score you are very likely to get the position.
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I applied online. The process took 3 days. I interviewed at Active Network (Dallas, TX) in November 2014.
Really general questions. Had to take a "comprehensive test" which consisted of like 30 knowledge-based questions, which if you passed like 20 of them you moved to the actual interview with a manager of a specific team.
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I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Active Network (Dallas, TX) in October 2014.
There was a phone interview that, if everything went well, would be followed by a short capabilities test. Then, if passed, an interview. You would take the test again on site, then go to the interview. Interviews are short, 30-45 minutes.
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I applied online. The process took 5+ weeks. I interviewed at Active Network (Broomfield, CO).
After directly applying for the position on their website, I was contact via Email by a recruiter based out of San Diego, CA location. A phone interview time was set up, and it went extremely well, and was shortly scheduled thereafter to phone interview with the Tech Manager who's based out of Gainesville, GA.
Second phone interview consisted of questions about work history, personality ect. how to handle difficult clients/people. The phone interview also went extremely well, and I was contacted a few days later via email by the Tech Manager to go into the Broomfield location for a panel interview.
Panel interview consisted of about 7 people all video conferenced in mainly from the Avon, CO location, and was quite awkward as all 6 of the interviewers were web conferenced in and not at the physical location. One person was there from the team to greet me in person. Everyone on the team seemed extremely passionate and happy to be working for Active Network, gave off the 'all a family' vibe and we 'take care of each other'. I was really impressed with how everyone conducted themselves professionally even though most of them were sitting at home on their company laptop.
I was pretty confident that the interview went well, and I was sure I was on the top candidate list. I was contacted a week later by the recruiter, and was told that everyone was impressed with me and I would make a perfect fit, but unfortunately the open position is on hold/freeze and an offer letter of employment could not be made.
I really wanted this job, and I really wanted to work there.
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I applied online. The process took 4 days. I interviewed at Active Network (Carmel, IN).
I initially was interviewed by phone, and then referred to a hiring manager for another phone interview.
They asked questions like:
What is your greatest weakness, how would you solve problem x,y,z.?
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I asked for a pay bump but was told that the wages were non-negotiable.
I applied online. The process took 4+ weeks. I interviewed at Active Network (Carmel, IN) in April 2013.
Within 15 minutes of applying to the position via a LinkedIn listing, I was contacted by the hiring manager. After a pleasant conversation, she then forwarded me a list of "homework assignments" that entailed fake scenarios and my reaction to them and as well as an introduction to their database. A few days later, I was contacted again by her and we scheduled an interview for that week. At that point, the outlook for the position seemed positive.
The hiring manager was not able to be at my interview so I was given a name to ask for upon arriving at the office. The staff tried contacting this person but with no luck. So, they had two other employees interview me instead, which was very confusing. They then put me in a room for a live video chat interview with an HR manager in Washington state, which lasted 45 minutes and went very well. The two employees then entered the room again and asked me basic questions about my goals and if I would be able to quickly begin the position if offered. I was then told that I would hear back as to whether I was offered the position by no later than the end of next week. A day after the deadline, I emailed the HR manager for a follow up. Another week went by....with no reply. So I called her office where I received no answer; I left a voicemail. Another week went by with still no reply.
I NEVER received any contact from them nor replies to my follow ups. I found it very unprofessional and deceiving as they told me they would contact me no later than the end of the following week.
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That's right. The Edgewater Crime Blotter has just passed the 5,000 mark. Thanks to all of you out there in community for the input and support! I hope everyone has a great weekend.Read more
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7:27, Clark and Rogers – 3 victims flagged down a unit, an individual stole their dogs. A security guard apprehended the suspect to wait for police. Grand theft puppy. 7:31, Kenmore and Catalpa – Obviously intoxicated white male threw a brick at the caller's car as she was getting out of it. Welcome home! 7:33, […]Read more
Monday NightJune 23, 2008 / By Edgeville Buzz
6:38, Devon and Western – White male with a small sword chasing a black male, witness says they went southbound on Artesian. 6:43, Broadway and Bryn Mawr – Battery in progress, 3-4 people fighting on the corner. Unit giving a slowdown. 7:20, 6257 N. Rockwell – Robbery call. 78 year old man said a male […]Read more
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It officially has arrived. I hope everyone had a fantastic weekend with the Cubs/Sox games and so on! The Edgewater Crime Blotter will continue to provide regular updates on what's happening in the area throughout the warm months as we enjoy all that Chicago has to offer during this time of year.Read more
New Development in the 'HoodJune 19, 2008 / By Edgeville Buzz
A new high-rise, named Bluewater 5440, is planned go up on 5440 North Sheridan Road in Edgewater and contain an assortment residences, totaling 187 units in all. More info can be found here: http://www.bestchicagocondos.com/pre-construction-condos/bluewater-5440.htmlRead more
Edgewater Dinner CrawlJune 19, 2008 / By Edgeville Buzz
There will be a "Dinner Crawl" throughout the Edgewater Historic District on June 26th. For $25 you will receive offerings from 14 neighborhood eateries. The event starts at Bridgeview Bank @ 1058 W Bryn Mawr. The participating restaurants include: Apart Pizza Anna Held Ben's Noodle & Rice Bryn Mawr Deli Cotes du Rhone Flourish Bakery […]Read more
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Sun-safety should always be a priority, especially if you plan on spending a lot of time outside enjoying the weather. But there are other advantages to adding coverage over your patio or deck, like getting protection from the rain, bugs, and debris falling from trees. Consider these shading options:
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Purchasing outdoor furniture is a great way to add style and comfort to your patio or deck space. Most outdoor patio furniture is made of durable materials such as teak, eucalyptus, and cedar wood; synthetics like plastic, ABS, and synthetic resin wicker; and metals like aluminum, steel, and wrought iron.
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Sidmouth church on the market for £350,000
PUBLISHED: 06:30 09 April 2017
Sidmouth United Reformed Church has been put on the market after its £350,000 price tag proved too much for the town band.
Estate agent Perry Bishop and Chambers' listing for the 1850 property said it would suit a variety of commercial uses or could be converted into one or more homes.
Sidmouth Town Band has outgrown its base so considered the venue as a new HQ last year but it has now reached a deal to use St Francis Church in Woolbrook Road.
The listing for the 4,000 sq foot Chapel Street church says: "The present use includes clinics, surgeries, crèches, day nurseries and consulting rooms.
"In our view, in light of its town centre position, the property would suit a variety of commercial activities or could be converted for single or multiple residential use, all of which would be subject to planning permission being granted."
Elder Tony Burrow told the Herald last year – when Sidmouth Town Band was interested – that the United Reform Church is selling the premises because the congregation has dwindled to around 20 members.
The church is not listed but stands within the town centre's designated conservation area. It features natural stone elevations under a pitched slate roof with a school room to the rear of the site, again having stone elevations under slated and flat roofs.
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Sunday, August 31, 2008
Happy Labor Day
Happy Labor Day everybody. While most (if not all) of us are working this holiday, the rest of Memphis will be party, drinking and grilling. We will also have several thousand "new" citizens thanks to hurricane Gustav. What does that mean for you and I? A pain in the ass couple of days where backyard BBQs turn into RASTLIN and family boxing matches. You know that pork and the son don't mix. Anytime there is a cookout with pork involved, people like to go crazy and pick a fight with whomever is standing around. Be safe and try to find a spot to keep a low profile. I heard tons of shots fired calls last night.
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Can't get enough shuteye? Nearly 9 million U.S. adults resort to prescription sleeping pills — and most are white, female, educated or 50 or older, according to the first government study of its kind.
But that's only part of the picture. Experts believe there are millions more who try options like over-the-counter medicines or chamomile tea, or simply suffer through sleepless nights.
"Not everyone is running out to get a prescription drug," said Russell Rosenberg, an Atlanta-based sleep researcher.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta study was based on interviews with about 17,000 adults from 2005 through 2010. Study participants were even asked to bring in any medicines they were taking.
Overall, 4 percent of adults said they'd taken a prescription sleeping pill or sedative in the previous month.
The study did not say whether use is increasing. But a CDC researcher calculated that use rose from 3.3 percent in 2003-2006 to 4.3 percent in 2007-2010.
That echoes U.S. market research — as well as studies in some other countries — that indicate an increase in insomnia in recent decades.
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That could be due to a number of factors, experts said. Some include obesity-related sleep apnea, the rise of social media and other electronic late-night distractions and financial worries from the recent recession.
Earlier studies have tried to track pill use through prescription sales, but that offered a flawed view.
For adults, the recommended amount of sleep is seven to nine hours each night. Previous CDC research suggests at least a third of adults get less than that. Doctors offer tips for good sleeping that include sticking to a regular bedtime schedule, getting exercise each day and avoiding caffeine and nicotine at night.
By some estimates, nearly 10 percent of Americans suffer chronic insomnia and may seek a physician's help. Inadequate sleep has been tied to the start and worsening of a range of diseases and conditions, including diabetes, heart disease, obesity and depression.
The CDC study results confirm some patterns that doctors have been observing for a while. They include:
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• More whites take pills — nearly 5 percent, compared to 2.5 percent of blacks and 2 percent of Hispanics.
• Prescription use increases with age, to 7 percent of those 80 and older.
The findings may have been influenced in part by who had health insurance and access to doctors who would prescribe sleeping pills, said Yinong Chong, the study's lead author.
For retired law professor Jane Kaplan, 3½ to 4 hours of sleep a night is not unusual, even though she takes Ambien, a popular sleeping pill.
Kaplan, 70, said she's been working with Krieger to deal with her sleeplessness. But it remains a struggle. "You wake up tired and you just count the hours until the day is over. And you hope tomorrow's going to be better," she said.
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Yes, there is already a map called Starship Troopers. Please name your map something else.
A tip to decrease the file size: add -wadinclude newhorizon.wad to the hlcsg compile line. That way you don't have to include the very big texture file with the map. Only the textures you use will be automaticly included in the map itself. Saves people quite some time when downloading.
Another size issue is all the weapon models you have included. Do they really add to the experience of a box map? I suggest you scrap all custom weapon models until the map looks much better than just boxes.
Don't let this discourage you from continue mapping. We're all new at some point. Good luck.
Well yes I made this a long time ago, and leaving it for …flash backs?
Haven't mapped since then… now i want to map again because of 4.6!
I understand there is another map called starshiptroopers, but it was so bland. I wanted to make a new one which is kinda the same basis: killing.
thanks you rename your map


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Laura E. Rotunno, Associate Professor of English
Rotunno, L. 2013. Postal Plots in British Fiction, 1840–1898: Readdressing Correspondence in Victorian Culture. Palgrave Studies in Nineteenth-Century Writing and Culture. Basingstoke: Palgrave.
Daniel J. Shevock, Part-time Lecturer in Music
Shevock, D. 2017. Eco-Literate Music Pedagogy.; New York: Routledge. https://www.routledge.com/Eco-Literate-Music-Pedagogy/Shevock/p/book/9780415792578
Megan Simpson, Associate Professor, English and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Simpson, M. 2000. Poetic Epistemologies: Gender and Knowing in Women's Language- Oriented Writing. Albany: State University of New York Press.
Samuel Tanner, Assistant Professor, Literacy Education
Tanner, S. 2018. Whiteness, Pedagogy, and Youth in America: Critical Whiteness Studies in the Classroom. New York: Routledge.
Tanner, S. 2016. Determined Weeds. Eagan, MN: The Daily Publishing.
Tanner, S. 2015. Shot across the River Styx. Eagan, MN: The Daily Publishing.
Edit Toth, Part-time Lecturer in Art History
Toth, E. 2018. Design and Visual Culture from the Bauhaus to Contemporary Art: Optical Deconstructions. New York: Routledge. http://18.104.22.168/books/details/9781138480612/


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Beginning in 2011, this is the twelfth time the Community Health Day was held across the four corners of Singapore. The twelfth CHD event will take place at SATA CommHealth Jurong East Medical Centre located at Block 135, Jurong Gateway Road as part of its steadfast mission promoting lifelong health and serving the community.
During this half-day Sunday event starting from 9am, the participants will receive a range of complimentary basic health screening tests and specialised tests mostly at no charge. At this holistic health screening event, they will get to benefit from either a pre-physiotherapy assessment, osteoporosis assessment, an eye test (visual acuity and tonometry test for glaucoma) and chest X-Ray, blood pressure, blood glucose and cholesterol tests. A tonometry test measures the fluid pressure in the eye, commonly known as Intraocular Pressure (IOP). This test is used to check for glaucoma, an eye disease that can cause blindness by damaging the nerves in the back of the eye.
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Dr Tlaleng Mofokeng: Regardless of how much you have to spare, one just has to start saving.
Dr Tlaleng Mofokeng is a Joburg based healthcare practitioner and a champion of sexual health and reproductive justice. She is a resident doctor on Kaya FM with Mapaseka Mokwele on regular sex education and health related issue. She recently joined The Cure as a presenter for the 5th season of the medical magazine series on Al Jazeera. She also serves as vice-chairperson of the Sexual & Reproductive Justice Coalition. In this interview, she talks about her money management
Are you feeling the impact of the rand? How?
The impact is definitely felt hard. The petrol price is about to increase yet again, it takes almost twice as much if not more to fill a trolley of groceries and of course home loan repayments have gone up drastically. It has been a rough year and it does not look like it's about to ease up anytime soon.
How did your childhood influence your attitude towards money?
I grew up with a mother and father who were in business together and I spent many days assisting in the supermarket in order to earn extra pocket money. I was working the cash register from age 8 with supervision, and I had a great time doing cash up. I remember stock-taking evenings were best because we would have a braai afterwards. I think because I was exposed to the cycle of money, as a consumer/spender, but also having insight into costs, wages and profits. I was so interested in how much I am being charged for goods/service to a point where I would try where possible make friends with suppliers. I don't think I am stingy but I am very aware of luxury spending when I want to splurge versus saving money by going to the source or saving if at all possible.
I buy from the local markets and support the small corner cafes because I know the money goes into children's school fees, food, household spend and for many shop owners it is about survival. For example, I drive to Soweto to buy veggies from the late night veggie market and do the same for organic meat, etc.
Are you good with money or irresponsible?
I am an emotional spender and eater. I am not irresponsible but I do sometimes spend the little bit left over at the end of the month. I could save it but often than not I spend it.
Do you and your husband share equal responsibility when it comes to your household finances?
We share equal responsibility, in theory. However with the pressures of work, hectic schedules, out of town work, etc, one always goes above and beyond. However we both actually like each other and do not mind carrying the load while one of us recovers and is able to share household work, child rearing and of course finances too. Life has ups and downs and we always have each other's backs.
What are you doing to ensure your family's financial well being?
Planning and saving for future big events like retirement, education for children, emergency funds and long-term investments. Regardless of how much you have to spare, one just has to start saving.
How do you define financial independence?
Wow, I would say having money from a reliable income and also autonomy on how that money is spent, or not. This could be on an individual level but also as a household/couple it is important to have independence.
Do you worry about the cost of children's education?
I worry about it all the time. When I look at the school fees of the schools I went to, I really worry. I actually am so grateful that my mother was able to work and provide for her kids with the best she could. It's for this reason why I have to plan and save because I cannot give my child less than what I got. The next generation has to be better, have better opportunities and fight less battles than what we had to get here.
If you have the choice between buying a home or investing in shares, which would you choose and why?
I have done both within my budget constraints. I decided to buy a smaller home than what I wanted and started with medium term investments, parts thereof are shares. In the future I will be looking more into higher risk investments and diversify portfolio to meet long-term needs.
What's been your best and your worst decision about money?
Best - close credit cards, refuse ongoing offers for loans for no reason.
Worst - during my internship I used to spend more than I needed. I think I bought more bags and shoes than I ever needed.
What's your biggest personal indulgence?
Shoes and bags, and spa treatments. I am a firm believer in the idea of self-care and most of my indulgences are for self-love. I do a lot of work with patients who require post trauma assistance and some with relationship issues and it is important for me to debrief so I am energised and able to do my work well. Self-care is also good for longevity as an activist for sexual health and reproductive justice, the work is much and ongoing.
What are your rules for lending money to friends or family?
Depends on the amount and the intended use. I do not keep tabs with my close family and friends in the inner circle. I know that if I needed their help they'd be there for me in the same way I would for them too. I generally do not engage in excessive lending as I have seen how money can ruin friendships. If at all possible, we help each other and exchange in kindness.
Please share your financial tips?
- Pay yourself first (even if you are employed, all that you are able to do would not be possible without you. Pay yourself for the work you do).
- Draw up a Budget and even if you deviate you at least have something to work with, to fall back on.
- Check your bank statements and watch out for fraudulent/un-authorised debit orders.
- Review the growth of your financial portfolios and continuously check if you require to change, add or improve your plans.
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The history of YMCA St Paul's Group
YMCA St Paul's Group has been in existence in various forms in Kingston for just over 160 years since the Association was first established in 1858. However historian and YMCA Committee Member Audrey Giles discovered that the YMCA formed in Kingston in 1874 was not the first, but rather the third to be established in the area.
In 2008 Audrey wrote It Started with Coffee in the Vestry, which covers the early years of YMCA in Kingston and Surbiton from 1858 to 1908.
If it had not been for her husband Peter Giles (now Vice President of YMCA St Paul's Group), who rescued the minute books and papers, the story of the early YMCAs in this area would probably never been made available to the wider public. She says:
"During the YMCAs move from Eden Street in Kingston to Victoria Road in Surbiton in the 1970s about eight minute books and a considerable amount of paper work was thrown out as rubbish. This was rescued at the last minute and carefully stored.
"However, it was decided that these books and papers should be sent to the YMCA archive in Birmingham. This prompted the writing of 'It Started with Coffee in the Vestry', as a means whereby these books and documents, full of 19th century detail, but destined to be held in the YMCA archives, could be retained within the locality."
The early years 1858-1874
It was when Audrey started digging into the old YMCA minute books, the few remaining annual reports and early copies of the Surrey Comet (established four years prior to the YMCA in 1854), that Audrey made her surprising discovery about the early years of YMCA in Kingston and Surbiton.
The Surrey Comet, especially, turned out to be a fruitful source. Audrey writes:
"Reading the Surrey Comet dated June 1, 1862, it was reported that the Association had for three years carried on its useful operations and that a Young Men's Christian Association had been formed in March 1858 in the Kingston Congregational Church".
This means that only 14 years after George Williams established the YMCA near St Paul's Churchyard in London an affiliated YMCA was set up in Kingston upon Thames. She says:
"Although Kingston did not register with the parent body until the early 1860s the early Association in Kingston must have predated many of the other associations within the country".
Audrey found that the 1858 Kingston YMCA started in March when Reverend Lawrence Byrnes of Kingston Congregational Church invited the young men in the local area to take coffee with him in his vestry and 40-50 young men arrived in response to this invitation.
From then on, meetings were held every Wednesday evening and different topics were discussed. Audrey says: "On the first Wednesday of the month there was a Prayer Meeting, on the second, Bible Study, on the third, Conversation or Discussion and the fourth, a Lecture. At some of these meetings essays and papers were read on various subjects, and amicably discussed; at others brief addresses were delivered and adapted to meet the interests of young men".
The Early Closing Movement
However, the meetings in the vestry were sparsely attended, due to the long hours the young men were expected to work.
"The 1858 YMCA supported the Early Closing Movement in their bid to reduce shop workers' hours. Many young people worked more than 15 hours a day, living in the building where they worked, and rarely seeing daylight except on a Sunday. This involvement in trying to reduce work-place hours and better working conditions continued throughout the 19th century," Audrey says.
"This was the only secular movement supported by George Williams".
According to Audrey, another significant event in the early years of YMCA in Kingston was the visit from Signor Alessandro Gavazzi, Guiseppe Garibaldi's Army Chaplain, who spoke at a YMCA meeting in Kingston.
"Ten years later after he returned to Rome, Gavazzi became head of the Free Church of Italy and later founded a theological college".
The Second and third YMCAs in the 1870s
After the influential and important Rev. Byrnes left Kingston in 1869, YMCA in Kingston faltered. In 1872, a new Association was formed within Brick Lane Baptist Church.
"However, the current Association reformed outside the Baptist Church in 1874, feeling it important to go beyond spiritual needs and provide the practical help of evening classes within the locality," Audrey explains.
"Soon after the 1874 group formed classes in arithmetic, reading, writing, and shorthand together with the creation of an Association library, available in a room in the market place, free to all young men in business from 7-10pm every evening except Sunday".
The Surbiton Association
The Surbiton YMCA was also formed and reformed before it merged with the Kingston movement in 1885. Audrey says:
"The Surbiton YMCA started in 1868, stopped in 1879, restarted in 1882 and eventually combined with the 1874 Kingston Association three years later. Kingston YMCA therefore became Kingston and Surbiton YMCA in May in 1885, long before it came to Surbiton in the 1970s."
YMCA's role in society
What became prominent when reading through the old minute books and the Surrey Comet's archives, was how important YMCA was in Kingston and Surbiton society.
"Throughout the 19th century Kingston YMCA (and later Kingston and Surbiton YMCA) appeared to be involved in many of the main events in the town. The book only charts the first 50 years of the Association within the Kingston area but during those years it is possible to see a growing awareness that adequate provision for the well-being of the young must include not only spiritual but mental, social and physical activities," Audrey says.
"There are of course many differences between YMCA then and now, but the Association today continues at it did in both 1858 and 1874 to supply the perceived needs of individuals within the community".
A social hub on Eden Street, Kingston
Audrey does not only have in-depth knowledge about the early years of the Association. She has also been involved with YMCA herself at various points in her life, and she has numerous interesting stories to tell; from the homeless man who always came to get his thermos filled with tea, to the time a Chinese delegation visited YMCA.
Audrey's very first visit to YMCA on Eden Street in Kingston was in 1945 or 1946. She says:
"Although I cannot remember exactly the date I first went into the building it was probably before May 1946. During the week and on Saturdays the place was always full of hungry young men in uniform eating or waiting to be fed by a resolute number of ladies recruited from all walks of life. The YMCA, especially the Women's Auxiliary, did incredible voluntary work during this period. As there was no hostel accommodation, to counteract the lack of overnight stay, several of the ladies would offer young men a bed for the night in their own homes and breakfast in the morning.
What I remember particularly was the noise, a smell of food and the kitchen being a hub of activity. There were about five ladies trying to satisfy the hunger of a considerable number of uniformed young men, and women, together with others who were obviously wives and sweethearts. Most of these individuals were sitting at small tables in the main hall. There was laughter, excitement and a very happy atmosphere".
It was Audrey's neighbour, Mrs Alice Kendall, who brought her along to Eden Street at the age of 10. An important figure in the Women's Auxiliary during the war, on 10 April 1946, Mrs Kendall was awarded the YMCA's 'Order of the Red Triangle' at a ceremony in Guildhall in Kingston.
A special visit
One of Audrey's early memories from YMC, was a very special visit taking place in May 1946.
"On the 18 May 1946 Mrs. Kendall told me to bring my autograph book with me when I went to the YMCA. She must have been in the Eden Street building in the morning because she said that the 'Chinese Navy' had arrived.
From hindsight I think it possible that the seven young men in uniform were not Chinese. It would be very interesting to find out where they actually came from. Today we are used to seeing individuals from every part of the world in Kingston. Then it was not so common and everyone seemed very excited by the visit. These young men were seated in the armchairs in the room next to the kitchen and were all smiles when they were asked to write in my autograph book."
Soon after this Audrey started Senior School and the visits to the YMCA at Eden Street became less frequent.
The Women's Auxiliary
Audrey, pictured right, sitting on floor
"I rejoined becoming part of the Women's Auxiliary when I was about 19 in 1954. Unfortunately Mrs. Kendall's asthma had become more severe and I do not think she was quite so active as she had been previously. I was working in a London bank and joined because I remembered what it was like when I was 10. Also, I was bored at weekends and thought this would be a complete change from my weekday job.
After the first Saturday helping out, Mrs Hilda Woods who was the chief cook asked me if I would like to do the cooking and I said 'yes'. The 'cooking' was very basic and on offer was egg, bacon, baked beans, mushrooms and chips. It was extremely easy. Most people who wanted food did not have everything, but various combinations of what was on offer.
As far as I remember we never had complaints, except from the homeless man who occasionally wandered in. He always complained that there wasn't enough bacon in his sandwich but Mrs Woods told him off as he only paid two or three old pennies for what he had, and he was given extra thick bread and his thermos was always filled to the brim with tea".
Audrey left the Women's Auxiliary soon after she married Peter Giles. By 1965 they had children. With a family to care for, it became difficult to do much to help the Association, however, she continued to be involved in small ways and attended functions and did the occasional odd job.
Also, Peter, like Audrey, had strong ties to the YMCA, and he would continue to be heavily involved in the years to come.
Peter – The Boys' Club and Snooker
Like Audrey, Peter came into contact with YMCA in his youth and developed a life-long relationship with the Association.
"Peter joined the YMCA as an Associate member when he was 16 in 1949", Audrey explains.
"As he a lived five minute walk away from the YMCA and only had five shillings a week pocket money, the majority of his spare time, at least one night during the week and sometimes one time at the weekend, was spent in the YMCA playing billiards and snooker in the room above the main entrance of the building".
From 1956 onwards, Peter's involvement with the Association also included coming along to the Boys Club' annual camping trips to the Lake District and other areas.
"In 1956 Fredrick Daldry, the General Secretary, persuaded Peter into helping with the boys club. Every year, he, alongside Len Newman, the County Deputy Surveyor, and one or two extra helpers, took about thirty 10-14 year old boys camping. Peter would come along to help with the cooking".
"Being a talented snooker player, Peter also at this time ran the Metropolitan Region Knock-Out Snooker and Billiard Championship. Two teams, each with three players met at the various YMCAs in South West London and the winning team continued into the next round".
In 1962, Peter Giles became board member of Kingston and Surbiton YMCA. He was on the Board until 1990, when he joined the Housing Committee. Up until 2000 his role consisted of checking the fabric of the houses and the main YMCA building, and producing lists of the various jobs required.
"This was hands on as he painted, marked out the badminton court, put on locks and various other jobs," says Audrey.
In 1995 Peter retired from work, joining the YMCA walking club and driving the second van on trips where they took the over-60s to their holiday destinations and collected them on their return.
Audrey and Peter Giles at YMCA Surbiton's cafe
Audrey Giles' book, It Started With Coffee in the Vestry is available from Amazon
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Land Use Charge: NBA, Civil Society Groups Protest In Lagos
Land Use Charge: NBA, Civil Society Groups Protest In Lagos
Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Ikeja Branch on Tuesday protested the hike in the Land Use Charge, LUC, by the Lagos State Government and called for a review.
The NBA was joined on the protest marched, which took placed from the Lagos State High Court down to the State House, Ikeja, by National Conscience Party, NCP; Committee for the Defence of Human Rights (CDHR) and the Joint Action Committee (JAC).
The protesters, who were dressed in red T-shirt with inscription, NBA rejects Oppressive taxes in Lagos State, said the protest was to express their grievance and demanded immediate review.
They argued that the government never embarked on wider consultation before the law was passed and that the hike in charges would further affect cost of goods and services.
Some of their placards read: "Lagos is not only for the rich," "We are not selling houses, why commercial valuation," "Land Use Charge increment is wicked, satanic and oppressive."
While addressing the protesters, the NBA chairman, Ikeja Branch, Adesina Ogunlana decried that the taxes introduced by the present administration would further lead to job losses and cripples the State economy.
He said, "We urge that you suspend the application of Land Use Charge for immediate review now, after excessive consultation with stakeholders. We respectively convey our branches deep opposition to the direction of your revenue generation drive in Lagos State by way of legislation of taxes and levies especially the land Use charge as captured in the land Use charge law 2018.
"Our disagreement with the law is on three fundamental bases. And the first is that the important legislation was passed without adequate and proper consultations. Little wonder the reason for the wide furore and brouhaha over it.
"The second is that the legislation lacks legality to the extent of its apparent usurpation of the power of Local Government vis-à-vis the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The law provides for the delegation of powers and duties of the Local Government to the state, a situation in dissonance with the ground norm of the land, that extent of inconsistency void," the lawyer stated.
According to him, "the third reason for our action is on economy. The whole purpose of the law is to achieve a phenomenal increment in property use tax in Lagos State to fund development projects and programmes in Lagos.
"However, despite the propaganda mathematics of your government, the truth is that the populace lacks the capacity to bear the tax burden now impose. Lagos, ordinarily, is an expensive place to live. And only the elite rich considered it a comfortable zone of existence.
"Accommodation, likewise it is hard to find and expensive for most masses who remain tenant. Therefore, stiff tax on property, will only worsen the already bad situation for tenant, either residential or commercial, in the state.
"The bandwagon effect of Land Use Charge will create hiper-inflation in food, transportation and accommodation and lead to incapacitation of entrepreneurship, leading to crime increase, job losses and social; insecurity."
The NBA chairman stated that the protesters understood vision and commitment to achieve better Lagos but must not jettisoned convenience of indigent residents in the state.
"The transformation agenda of your government to make Lagos a Megacity should not be at the cost of the destruction of the very people you care to serve. We also state our vehement opposition to various sundry levies of strange dimension and extraction. For instance, the state government introduction of borehole levy of N65, 000 permit is strange that your government could impose tax on a core area of living which primarily is the duty of government to provide.
"Clearly the focus of these policies impose on the judiciary his not the diligent prosecution and conviction of offenders but the commercial exploitation of their predicament by the state.
"In view of all these, we urged the governor to listen to wise counsel over these excessive taxes this administration has imposed on residents. And review same downward considerably."
Responding, the state governor, Akinwunmi Ambode and Speaker, Lagos State House of Assembly, Mudasiru Obasa, assured the protesters they would respond positively to their demands soon.
Ambode, who was represented by the Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Kehinde Bamigbetan, said: "We have received your letter and I can assure you that we will address your demands. And just yesterday, I said that I am open to dialogue. I will not renege on these promises. I want to urge you to remain patient; you will receive positive response soon."
Obasa, who was also represented by Majority Leader, Lagos State House of Assembly, Senai Agunbiade, argued that if the lawyers had attended the public hearing on the bill, their input would have been included before the passage.
"This is why we have clamoured for proper relationship between the lawyers and the lawmakers in Lagos. This is to ensure that whenever bills are about to be passed into law. The reason for this is to ensure that everyone have their input. That is why we often invite everyone to come have add their input into the bill before it becomes law in the state.,
"If everyone takes interest in the bill presented at the House, we will have more people at the public hearing and their input would be included in the bill before it is passed," he said.


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Hey, guys. D4Kr4ck3n here with a review on Terraria and its 1.3 update for PC. The update contains over 800 new items, along with 3 new mounts and 2 new events and 1 new boss.
The update came on June 30th and I have played on the game since the update and am loving it, I have achieved 75% of the achievements for the game and determined to get them all. Me and a few of my new friends have managed to quickly fly through the update, collecting some of the new items, surviving the events and conquering the new boss. We have done this through the Steam integration feature also added on the update.
Graphics: 8/10. The graphics are basic but good for the type of game it is. Not really much to say on graphics.
Gameplay: 7/10. There is no campaign for Terraria but there is a way to go about things. You are one character who is to set out conquering the world you have created by defeating all of the 14 bosses in the game and surviving the countless waves of events they throw at you.
Multiplayer: 8/10. The multiplayer of the game has been improved in the 1.3 update because before you had to go and portforward your ip before anyone could join you, but now – thanks to Steam integration – you can load your world up on multiplayer, set the password and invite your friends just by a click of a button.
Soundtrack: 5/10. The soundtrack to the game is very repetitive but interesting, you get new music every time there is a boss or event going on but otherwise it's the same few tracks on loop.
Sound effects: 7/10. The sounds of the game are interesting; there are sounds for the guns, magic weapons and melee weapons. Also, there are sounds for the enemies and bosses, and not to mention the sounds for smashing up the world.
All round: I think the game is worth its price tag because it is constantly being worked on and the gameplay is different for everyone.
To buy or not to buy: I would recommend the game to anyone who likes long paced games which involve a lot of killing and an equal amount of building.
Thanks for reading –
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Below is a listing of helpful information to assist faculty and staff with advising.
- Please take the time to learn the name of each advisee, and be sure to use it when communicating with them.
- In initial meetings with advisees, please address thoroughly what they can expect from you and what you will be expecting of them. Also, pay close attention to any transfer credit, as this will help to reduce registration errors and discourage students from enrolling in courses for which they already have credit.
- Being personable counts. Showing a genuine interest in your advisees and engaging them in friendly conversation will often encourage students to discuss relevant issues or academic concerns which may need to be addressed immediately.
- You should take notes, confidential or otherwise, for your file after meeting with advisees. This will allow you to better assess their needs, areas of concern, as well as overall academic progress. For example, if you have noted that an advisee struggles in online courses then you may want to encourage him or her to register for in-class courses the following term. As an academic advisor, reviewing your fi les prior to your next meeting with advisees will serve as both a refresher and an invaluable asset.
- Email is an effective way for you to communicate with advisees and you should encourage all students to check their TROY email accounts frequently. However, despite its convenience email is no substitute for meeting face to face, so please take note that many students will prefer to be advised in-person.
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Listening is a skill. The word listen contains the same letters as silent. The psychotherapist listens intently to the outpouring of a client silently attending not just to the words but to the emotions. This is a cathartic and therapeutic process and is highly confidential..
The Psychologists in Chennai address the challenges through Cognitive behavioural therapy. Essentially it is brought to the forefront that our discomforts arise from our own content of thoughts and perceptions. It is often our distorted thinking that creates suffering. When we can change our thinking pattern, we change our perception of ourselves and the world.
We are responsible for our thinking process and it is left to us to understand this intricacy to make the necessary changes in our views, opinions, judgements in specific and lifestyle, in general. We are influenced by our parents, teachers, peers, family members, and the interactions with our colleagues and sundry. Some impact us, some don't….
The role of Psychology Counselling is to empathetically listen and understand you …asking the necessary questions, triggering answers, making you re-live your past in the churning process. This does result in an emotional outburst . this exchange of conversation through a few sittings does bring about clarity and boosts the sel-confidence of an individual.
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Football Team Wins Big On, Off Field
A group of young football players from north Omaha hope to represent the city at a national football competition, and change the way people see their community.
Ask the Omaha Jackals if they have a team cheer, and a dozen kids and teenagers suddenly come together for a well choreographed display. They do the same thing on the football field.
The Jackals program consists of 100 players and four teams, competing in the Heartland Youth Football League. The 13/14 year old players are the programs shining gem.
In 2011, the team went 11-0, and finished in first place at this years Midwest Tournament in Kansas.
The team captains are happy to talk about what makes them so good.
The Jackals is a team that has some of the best coaches in Omaha, said quarterback Christian Harmon. They teach us not only how to be football players, but how to be young men.
The teams motto is if you work hard, you wont be beat. The players are proving that on and off the field.
We want to be good in life, said running back Jalial Jones. Graduate from high school, go to college.
Their coaches, all volunteers, have seen the hard work theres no trophy for.
These are good kids, said Coach Delvin Thompson. These are kids that aren't in gangs, they're not getting into trouble, theyre actually mentors in their own community. These are kids that are going to be your leaders of tomorrow. They need the support of their community.
Right now, the team needs financial support. Many of the players and their families cant afford a trip to a national tournament in Texas January 20-22, the next challenge facing this team.
I don't want to go to nationals, I want to win nationals! said Harmon.
The team is hoping for a sponsor to make the trip possible. The want to show the nation what Omahas all about and show Omaha how good they are.
It would be a great honor to represent the state of Nebraska and the city of Omaha, said Thompson.
The Jackals hope to send 25 players and six coaches to compete.


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At once a moving meditation and an empowering guide, More Together Than Alone by Mark Nepo is a compelling testament to the power of community and why it's so essential in our lives, now more than ever. Nepo draws from historical events, spiritual leaders, and the natural world to show how, in every generation, our tendency is to join together to accomplish our greatest achievements, from creating education to providing clean drinking water, and preserving the arts. Nepo's historical snapshots, from ancient times to contemporary examples, show how community creates a light in the darkest of times. The book explores the heart of how we come together in varied and beautiful ways, whether forming resistance groups during the Holocaust or rebuilding after the nuclear devastation in Nagasaki. These inspiring stories teach us that even in the bleakest days, we have the power to create connections and draw strength from one another.
In his newest book, Drinking from the River of Light, Nepo traces the search for our most essential selves and explores the importance of art to bear witness to the sorrow, depth, and joy of life. In this collection of interconnected essays and poetry--covering subjects ranging from the importance of staying in conversation with other forms of life to a consideration of how innovators such as Matisse, Rodin, and Beethoven saw the world--Nepo presents a lyrical ode to the artistic urge that stirs in each of us. The book includes dozens of journaling prompts and personal exercises meant to enliven the reader's creative instincts.
Mark Nepo is the author of twenty-one books, including Seven Thousand Ways to Listen, The Endless Practice, and the #1 New York Times bestseller, The Book of Awakening. His work has been translated into more than twenty languages. Mark traveled the country with Oprah Winfrey on her sold-out 2014 "The Life You Want" tour and has appeared several times with Oprah on her Super Soul Sunday program (OWN TV). He lives in southwest Michigan. Visit him online at MarkNepo.com and ThreeIntentions.com.
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Fraxinus americana
white ash
Pinnate leaves about 10 inches long with five leaflets, smooth green on top and pale and possibly furry underneath. The fruit is a hanging winged seed 1 or 2 inches long. There is a large one west of Encina Commons off Galvez Mall (planted in the 1890s), one at the south end of Lasuen Street on the side toward the Oval, and others in the vicinity.
Autumn Purple ash
F. americana 'Autumn Purple' is a male selection that has started to be used in Palo Alto since the early 2000s. More golden with gentle, peachy orange-rose sections – with some russet highlights here and there – than purple, it is our earliest fall color, lighting up in October and going mostly bare by Halloween.
An impressive planting on campus is in the sunken garden at the old Terman Center location, behind Thornton Center. A couple of dozen flank the pathway down to the fountains from Thornton. For some reason, the grouping on the right (as you descend the stairs) are twice the height and trunk width than the grouping on the left. Surely they get the same surrounding lawn irrigation; perhaps the batches of soils used on each side differ enough. Note the distinct graft line at the base.
In Stanford Research Park nearby, a sidewalk allee of Autumn Purple ash fronts a row of coast redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens) on California Ave, at 2475 Hanover St. They were planted in 2004. The ample irrigation and nearby lawn didn't seem to have resulted in particularly fast growth, but they have been picking up about twelve years later. The allee flanks a sidewalk built over Engineered Soil Mix, part of Palo Alto's "structural soil" program. Observe the trees' thick, snake-like surface roots; perhaps root-bound nursery stock explains their slower-than-expected initial growth. The delightfully perky winter profile of the canopy is almost a cartoon of a symmetrical, neatly branching tree, at least at this stage of their life.
Name derivation: Fraxinus – classical Latin name for ash; americana – American.
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Famed as part of the poliziotteschi movement, Contraband stars Fabio Testi as Luca, an Italian smuggler who is forced to take revenge against a new Mafioso boss after a gang war erupts into bloody murder. While the film is a crime thriller, it's notorious (like all of Fulci's pictures) for its uncompromisingly gory scenes of violence.
Fabio Frizzi's music is irrevocably cool - and surprisingly upbeat at times. Contraband's main theme is a wonderful melody that is reprised throughout the score, with a suitable touch of melodrama. Frizzi's talent for catchy tunes is always apparent, whether it includes the stereotypical wah-wah pedal effects or some grooving slap bass. Kept modern by mixing traditional orchestral elements with electric guitar and a wailing sax, there's always a degree of underlying tension, mainly coming from the brass section, and there's some amazing moments featuring a big organ and a sleazy keyboard riff. This is even before the uber-catchy 'You Are Not The Same', one of Frizzi's many contributions to the songs of moviedom. Another excellent Frizzi/Fulci-fest!
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Face-off: Are Giro time trials a bore or a blast?
Time trials are always an essential element in grand tours, but will they play an outsized role in the 2017 Giro d'Italia?
The Giro d'Italia is all about epic, scenic climbs, right? Well, Tuesday's stage 10 individual time trial might have flipped the script. On the 39.8km course through Italian wine country, Tom Dumoulin (Sunweb) took the overall race lead with a convincing win. How should we cycling fans feel about time trials in grand tours? Are they the great equalizer or a nap-inducing interruption amid more exciting mountain stages? VeloNews editor in chief Fred Dreier and news director Spencer Powlison face-off!
Should Movistar hit the panic button after Tuesday's stage?
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Fred Dreier @freddreier: I think Movistar can take the plastic safety cover off of the panic button, pull on their panic button-punching gloves, and hover their mitts above said panic button. I'm not yet ready to hit that button, as I think Quintana is capable of taking that much time back on Dumoulin come week three. But if the panic button had a pre-panic button attached to it, then I think Movistar should hit that right away.
Spencer Powlison @spino_powerlegs: I think it's unlikely that the super-tranquillo Spanish team would hit their panic button — unless they mistook it for the snooze button on the alarm clock during siesta time. But should the hit the button? Yes. There are only 11 stages left. Dumoulin has proven himself on the climbs already — both Mount Etna and Blockhaus. The Dutchman is sure to bring back at least a couple minutes in the flat stage 21 time trial, which favors him even more than stage 10.
Can Sunweb start painting a bike pink for Dumoulin after the stage 10 TT?
Fred: Again, maybe stick with the pink handlebar tape and pink stickers after stage 10. They can call up our friends over in Newbury Park, California (Giant Bicycles) if Dumoulin still has at least 1:30 after stage 16.
Spencer: Oooh, time to get superstitious. If I were Dumoulin, I'd refuse everything but the pink jersey itself. I'm something of a cycling curse expert. This role is admittedly self-proclaimed and entirely speculative. The thing is, remember last Giro, when Steven Kruijswijk unexpectedly crashed into the snowbank while wearing pink? Remember when Dumoulin fell apart while wearing red at the Vuelta in 2015? The cycling gods do not want to see the Dutch win a grand tour. These matters must be treated with great discretion.
Time trials in a grand tour: Are they a bore or a blast?
Fred: They are a bore. Yes, even though they are so influential to the overall, I just can't motivate myself to watch. The last time a grand tour time trial made me cheer was when Denis Menchov almost lost the Giro after crashing on the final stage (2008).
Spencer: Fred, you are going to be eating your words in about 12 days. I can guarantee the stage 21 time trial in the Giro will be must-see TV. Okay, well I can't really guarantee anything. But at the very least, TTs are essential. Even more so in this Giro, the time trials encourage aggressive riding in the mountains. Plus, they give fans a lot to speculate about. Cycling Twitter was abuzz yesterday with prognostications on Quintana's prospects in stage 10.
Did the Giro's stage 10 time trial change your opinion of TT stages?
Fred: Not really. If anything it changed my opinion of how influential the TT was going to be in this year's Giro. I thought that Mt. Etna and Blockhaus would have created more separation within the GC favorites before the time trial, making it less influential. As we saw, that was not the case. I am guessing that Movistar wished they had hit those stages a tad harder after today's result.
Spencer: I'll admit I usually poo-poo time trials, like Fred. However, I think this race really gave me a fresh appreciation for the discipline. It is pretty fascinating to see a TT specialist like Dumoulin find a way to eke out climbing performance without totally sacrificing his talents as a rider against the clock.
Is the Giro — famously a climbing-centric race — going to be a race won on the aero bars this year?
Fred: No. I still think the double-Stelvio day decides the race. The aerobars will create nice drama.
Spencer: Fred has got it all wrong again. Stage 16 is simply too brutal to decide the race. Yes, Dumoulin could lose time here, or in some of the other climbing stages in that final week. But I'm betting he rides into stage 21 within a minute of the leader (likely Quintana), and then it will be a massacre on the streets of Milano.


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Zumba workouts are easy even for the most novice of dancers. It is non-intimidating, and therefore a person is allowed to move in their own rhythm and style without having to feel criticized. Many people claim that Zumba is an effective calorie burner, even when compared to step kickboxing as well as, aerobics. One is able to burn over 300 calories for each minute, compared to about 150 for the other types of workout. The reason is that, the workout intervals between high and low energy which, is said to be the ideal method of burning body fat.
Because the workout is easy on the muscles and the joints, it can be an effective long term regimen for those who want to continue dancing Latin music while shedding the pounds. The routine does not have any wrong moves as long as the person blends in with the music.
Life is tough. It is therefore essential for one to get rid of the stress, toxins and bad energy that surrounds people in the course of their lives. Engaging in Zumba activities is a fun and effective way of getting rid of stress. The music flows through the body bringing calm and rejuvenation.
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Robert Redford is the diamond geezer at the heart of this mythical baseball drama
Robert Redford positively glows with integrity as Roy Hobbs, a 1920s baseball player whose natural sporting prowess seems to be taking him into the big league – that is, until he meets Barbara Hershey.
This wilfully strange fable attempts to graft the chivalric code of King Arthur onto the American sports world. Instead of Excalibur, Hobbs wields a bat fashioned from a tree struck by lightning; the team he plays for is called the New York Knights; and instead of Guinevere, there's the sight of an all-white Glenn Close standing regally in the stadium to inspire him to great deeds.
The strands of the story hardly weave together, and the relationship between Redford and the scheming Kim Basinger is far too low key to convince. However, his uncanny ability to dominate the screen by doing nothing more than keep a far away look in his eyes is constantly in evidence and the film ranks alongside The Great Gatsby as one of his brightest showcases.


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The excitement the Arizona Diamondbacks have generated during their recent six-game winning streak may not be short lived.
The Diamondbacks, who have won eight of their last nine games, are starting to show signs of life for this season and if you look towards the future it gives reason for optimism. Especially from a payroll view of things.
Arizona's current 2012 payroll obligation is $28.908M if Zach Duke's option is declined. The Diamondbacks, who have had a payroll above $70M in each of the past two seasons, will likely have just over $30M to spend in the upcoming offseason.
This is significant to a team that has been tight on cash in each of the past two off-seasons.
Kelly Johnson will be the team's biggest free agent at the end of the year, unless his production increases and he is traded at the deadline. The Diamondbacks will also have a $1.15M mutual option on backup catcher Henry Blanco and a $1.1M mutual option on Willie Bloomquist.
Joe Saunders, who is eligible for arbitration and currently making $5.5M, will play a key role in the Diamondbacks' offseason plans. However, Saunders is currently 0-5 with an ERA over five and will likely become a non-tendered free agent.
While it is unlikely that the Diamondbacks will be able to sign an Albert Pujols or Jose Reyes type of player, the $30M is a substantial amount that the team could use to bolster either their offense or starting pitching.
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Connect with the NH Department of Education (NH DOE)
The NH DOE is committed to helping students, parents and educators (including teachers, principals, superintendents and school communities) meet the educational needs of each student. This site provides a wealth of data and information about NH DOE's programs, services and initiatives available for everyone.
Check-in with your local Career and Technical Education (CTE) center
CTE centers develop New Hampshire's most valuable resources—its people —by helping them gain the skills, technical knowledge, academic foundation and real-world experience they need to prepare for high-skill, high-demand, high-wage careers. CTE centers give students an additional choice and provide an important way for New Hampshire students to explore careers in and out of the classroom while in high school. New Hampshire has 20 CTE regions and 30 CTE centers serving area high schools. Some centers are connected to or within walking distance of a high school, while others in more rural areas require transportation to and from the centers. In the 2016-17 school year, 9,312 high school students, or about 16% of total New Hampshire high school students, took one or more CTE courses over the past several years.
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Connect with the Community College System of NH (CCSNH)
Through its seven colleges across the state, CCSNH provides academic programming and manages job training programs through its college-based workforce development offices. CCSNH credit and non-credit programs are designed to prepare individuals for today's job market and/or for successful college transfer. The goal: achieve 65 x 25, or for 65 percent of NH adults age 25 or older to earn some form of training beyond high school by the year 2025. When schools connect with CCSNH, they open doors for students.
Introduce Extended Learning Opportunities (ELO) to students
Extended Learning Opportunities are the practical, real-world experiences that allow students to study or learn a trade outside of the traditional classroom setting. A few examples include apprenticeships, internships and independent studies. A collaborative of ELO coordinators, administrators, teachers and other educators form the NH Extended Learning Opportunity Network, which is interested in advancing the implementation of ELOs throughout the state.
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Leverage business membership associations
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Business membership associations in New Hampshire:
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Born into a family full of artists, Pedro Carrasco considers himself to be an admirer of Goya, Tàpies y Miró. After leaving the faculty of Bellas Artes de Marid, he participated in multiple national and international exhibitions and has also won numerous awards for his work. If you enjoy abstract art with a touch of surrealism, come see Carrasco's work which draws inspiration from Castilian scenery and combines it with the inner workings of his mind.


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