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Low Pressure Filters
CSD Water Removal Filters for Diesel
Remove water to extend fuel injector life & increase combustion engine fuel efficiency.
- Remove free water to saturation point with high single pass efficiency (achieve < 150 ppm single pass on #2 diesel)
- Rapid removal of gross free water.
- Ideal for construction fueling depots & tank farms
- Condition fuel during bulk tank fill, service truck filling or as kidney loop (maintain clean & dry fuel)
- Install in parallel with Hy-Pro LF series high flow assemblies (high efficiency particle removal)
- Optional Automatic water drain circuit for easy 24 x 7 unattended operation
F8 Medium Pressure High Flow Base Mount Filter
500 psi / 35 bar max operating F8 housing features large DFE rated Hy-Pro coreless element in several designs including HP8314. Top loading housing is ideal for high viscosity lube oil and the port to port mounting dimensions are a match for industry standard 8300 configuration. Full flow bypass valve is integral in the housing top cover. Media efficiency options down to 1 micron absolute, water removal and stainless steel mesh are available.
LF/LFM High Flow Filter
LF / LFM high flow filter assemblies feature Hy-Pro DFE rated coreless filter elements in single or multi-round configurations. Available in coated steel or stainless with pressure options up to 1500 psi / 102 bar LF / LFM assemblies are suitable for any fluid to cover a wide range of applications from high viscosity lubricating fluids to diesel fuel. Media options down to 1 micron absolute glass, water removal and stainless steel mesh.
LFW Wall Mounted Filter Assemblies
A compact, dedicated off-line contamination solution ideal for small reservoirs, gearboxes and diesel engine crankcase conditioning.
Coming in at a whopping 0 ft2 of floor space, the LFW is designed to get your filtration off the ground and positioned conveniently for you, whether you're polishing off that high viscosity gearbox oil or just want to add a little more protection for your critical components from heavy contaminants. And with Hy-Pro filter elements inside, the possibilities are endless for what you can do with the LFW.
MF3 Medium Pressure In-Line Filter
MF3 medium pressure in-line filter with operating pressure up to 1200 psi / 83 bar features Hy-Pro DFE rated filter elements with media options down to 1 micron absolute, water removal and stainless steel mesh. MF3 is ideal for mobile equipment, hydrostatic charge circuits and is an excellent alternative to spin-on assemblies in off-line or return-line applications. MF3 is also a port to port dimension drop-in for 40CN housings and HK04 / HMK04 spin-on assemblies.
S409 Spin-On Filter
Hy-Pro DFE Rated HP409 series medium pressure spin-on element. Ideal for mobile equipment return-line and hydrostatic applications.
Spin-On Filter Assemblies
Low pressure spin-on assemblies with operating pressure to 200 psi / 14 bar are available in single and dual head designs to handle flow rates up to 100 gpm / 375 bar. Hy-Pro DFE rated elements are available in a wide range of media options down to 1 micron absolute, water removal and stainless steel mesh. Ideal for mobile equipment HPUs & low pressure return or off-line circuits. Ask us about medium pressure spin-on assemblies.
TF4 Low Pressure In-Tank Return Filter
TF4 in-tank return filter operating pressures to 150 psi / 10 bar Hy-Pro DFE rated coreless elements or optional HF4 automotive spec elements. TF4 is an ideal compact alternative to spin-ons for HPU return-lines and mobile equipment hydraulic systems. Media options down to 1 micron absolute, water removal and stainless steel mesh.
TFR Low Pressure In-Tank Return Filter
TFR in-tank return filter operating pressures to 150 psi / 10 bar and flow rates to 300 gpm / 1100 lpm with coarse glass media options. TFR features DFE rated inside to out flow direction elements to contain captures contaminant during element service (particles don't run off into the reservoir). Each element has an integral bypass valve which prevents bypass valve spring fatigue and leaking (new bypass valve with every element change). Ideal for HPU return-lines and mobile equipment hydraulics.


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There comes a time for mental reflection,
When a man turns forty-two, forty-three,
Burning brazen youth to circumspection.
I wander'd as a cloud with wee Daisy,
Thro' Grasmere, on a January morn,
Just me, her, & Dawn's first fell-top fancy.
Those moments saw a memory reborn
Of Wordsworth strolling gaily to Townend,
Dreaming of Mary & the Matterhorn.
A little later let the world ascend
Up steep-slop'd Rydal Mount, in thought enshrin'd,
Above the waters, as the clouds suspend,
Eternity has won us in a bind,
With snow-hoary King Norse sky-flung behind!
Sing the sonnets of a nation,
Famous in her rightful station,
First mistress of Britannia's face,
Where Pictish clansmen merge in race
With Viking, Angle, Celt & Scot,
Forever kept in tangl'd knot,
That such a spangl'd nation fills
Beyond the three-prong'd Eildon hills,
Thro' Stirling & beyond Orkney,
There is a stretch of endless sea,
Where only Shetland parts the wave;
Brave men nam'd thee Scotland the brave,
Of ancyent race & noble kind,
More than a place, a state of mind!
I'm cringing every time I see a garish Paisley tie,
I'd just popp'd hungry into Greggs a hottish pie to buy
& chose a steak & kidney offer'd up for ninety pee,
I took the pie, she took the change & said, "It's ninety-three!"
I said, "Love, that's false advertising," stormin' out the door,
But never mess with Weegie Birds, they're all fuckin' hard-core,
& leaping from her hum-drum she pursued me down the street,
Looking as if an earthquake were shaking a slab of meat,
& panting now beside me squeez'd the pastie from my hands,
Smugging with satisfaction at her petty jobsworth's stand
& turns her tail in triumph, as back to her shop she skips,
You coulda balanced ninety-three bridies on thosefat hips,
Then looking down on what was left, my skin all bruis'd with mince,
I thought I'd catch the first train out – ain't ever been back since!
Before Glen Coe's ghostly & ghastly peaks,
Lost Merlin lochs of savage Rannoch Moor
Move the soul to tears… what challenge surmounts?
Inviting topaz slopes, we park the car,
Pop a wee pill & begin the ascent,
An arduous climb, at first with no fear
& then with no choice as danger fills the way,
Soaked deep to the bones, soon greeted by our aim,
O perfect precipice, perching beneath the clouds
We pause a fine moment, eyes keen to the skies,
My love, these are the days of our lives,
World-keltering vista… East… West… breathtaking
But rains closing in now, lets begin the descent,
We bare-chested hill warriors in the breeze.
What is more beautiful than Knoydart in the Spring?
More lovely than the thrill, dawn's wee Storm Petrels bring?
Dancing, perchance, along to sylvan seraph strings?
Perhaps, or sat among wee faeries in their rings?
Deeper than heart sublime, tender than all of this,
I fade & pass the time 'til Sally's silky kiss.
Ah! Sally's silky kiss, the taste still lingers long,
A surge of perfect bliss; of lips & teeth & tongue,
Feel Cytherea rise as spirit centers meet,
My Danae in disguise, how can life seem so sweet,
Complete, & in my mind, behind the half-closed eye,
Fair waters as I find forever passes by.
Tho' sun & moon eclipse, tho' flowers fragrant petal,
By Sally's silky kiss, what is more beautiful?
I found myself on the edge of civilization,
Not Tierra del Fuego or frozen Archangel,
But Portree, place to be, 'metropolis' of Skye,
Two thousand Highlanders sheep dip high,
Europe's second highest suicide-rate amang
Those young & blooter'd men.
The port seems far too quiet as we are drawn
To a clishmaclaving ceilidh at the Gathering Hall,
"Can we have a drink?" "I'm afraid ye cannae!"
Sally hands me the flyer
18th annual Isle of Skye
Alcoholics Anonymous gathering –
Tonight's theme… Tolerance
…& the place is heaving.
As Kestrels surf the mountain-fringed spaces
Road twists between saturnine gargants,
Romantic mounds of monstrous magma,
Marvelous munroes of aulden minstrel-song,
Lost in the moment, eyes keen to the skies,
Hard traveling unravels, sailing above us
Silver-fire mists of the sylvan alpine rise,
& beyond, entering the stunning scope
Of another planet, another Jupiter,
Sodden expanse of treeless waste,
But beautiful land, stupendous Cuillin hills,
Seats of Titans, where thrusting solar shafts
Induce startling notions of timelessness
Here there is no time, only milky flowing waterfalls.
As times have swung again to strike the road
My eldritch muses glean a glint of gold
Perhaps a mile away, perhaps abroad,
Shall I be searching still when I am old?
How gorgeous is the red sun as she sits
Upon the haunch of Hoy, the Pentland Firth
As glass tonight, no epic pitch of wits
Twyx oceans girdling all this happy earth.
A bannock moon hangs over John O Groats
& Dunnet Head us summons to a path,
That leads down from this pinnacle of sorts
Along the sea-bashed coast to wylde Cape Wrath.
Aye, let us seek our rosaries once more
Tomorrow, yon the dreich Duncansby Bore.
We were strolling thro' Thurso hunting for food
When I had one of those mad moments,
This black dude brushes past me talking Japanese
On his phone, & I'm like what the hell,
That's incongruousness incarnate, innit?
Then, from behind, this guys's peddling his bike,
Wobbling about like a right proper nob-head,
& every five seconds his bike went <CLICK>
& I'm like, fer fucks sake, what was I thinkin' again?
There is no such thing as matters of abject slightness,
The smallest drop of rain can feed a bush,
Bushes feed a shrew, shrews make falcons' feast…
…and so on, until man begs at the conference of angels,
Squatting under tables for scraps.
Eurasia, Eurasia, from tip to toe,
Men may wander thee forever in vain,
From the sensuous sierras of Spain,
To the towers of spangling Tokyo,
Men have stumbl'd thro' Siberian snow
To the jungles where Ganges parts plain,
Enough to send a troubadour insane,
For Shangri-La a myth most never know.
Yet, here lie the shores of Arabia
& the fjords of the Skull-helms of old,
Here, an angel-throne'd high Himalaya,
There, a castle of Prince Leopold,
For here be defining Eurasia,
Reminding us with weathers manifold.
Let us scamper under Munroes
As the rivers thro' them move,
There all this love for you girl
'Midst the mountains I shall prove.
Lets us skip along the loch banks
Where the coupling salmons leap,
In the heat of highest summer
Lie two lovers sound asleep.
Let us waken with the moondrift
As she shingles thro' the glen,
Energizin' haelan' songsmiths
For a fireside tale or ten,
When, love, we'll wander onwards,
Under Munroes, once again.
The sun has set as steer & stereo
Accompany the roads to Samarkand
& I sing back, renewed lothario
Opens a page, pulling his pen to hand;
Enough light is there in this lovely glow,
Lighting the mountains of a clansman's land,
Some stoic slept, some capp'd with blocks of snow,
Being a region ancyent eagles spann'd,
The muse now omnipresent as we go
Past Inverness & Perth, as paths were plann'd,
Soon moon-diffusing clouds pale lights bestow
On epic structures looming gloom & grand,
Where through these rough sea coss-winds all ablow,
We cross the Forth for fair Queensferry strand.
Twelve thousand years ago Crammond was swept by a higher sea
Where on the beach our ancestors eked out a winning existence
Living embodiments of the migration of intelligence
"The proof is in the pits of nut-shells!" mutters archaeology
Paleolithic, Neolithic, whatever they may be
Flint tools were used, stone arrowheads flew, so they must have had some sense
More for practical eventualities, not to please futurity
Mankind is older than the dust of lost forgotten cities
& the monkeys & the dogs & the lizards we all once were
There is a wondrous common-ness to which all creation must answer
A pond of ancient memories, you can hear them in the ditties
Sung by blind bards, & in the Spring when deep down we remember
Being those plants gasping for life across thirsty, frozen tundra
Like a baby turning towards the milky breast of his mother!

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Canadian Administrative Law
LawyersStudy Group Description:
The Canadian Administrative Law study group focuses on assisting internationally trained lawyers in reviewing the syllabus outlined by the National Committee on Accrediation (NCA), the standing committee of the Federation of Law Societies.
Facilitated sessions focus on the fundamentals of the exam and are facilitated by an articling student-at-law or a licensed lawyer in Alberta. Participants will concentrate on developing their study, writing, time management and reasoning skills.Licensing Body/Provincial Body:
Facilitated by an articling student-at-law or a licensed lawyer in AlbertaCost:
No cost for eligible clients accepted into the study groupEligibility Requirements:
- Be an internationally trained lawyer
- Have been assessed by NCA to write the Canadian Administrative Law exam and provide proof
- Write and pass an assessment test
- Complete a study group assessment
- Be ready, willing and able to commit to the attendance rules
- Be ready, willing and able to study the required hours per week
- Be ready, willing and able to participate in a mentorship partnership with CRIEC
- Be approved by a career coach/facilitator/coordinator
- Online
August 9 - October 18, 2020 (Sundays). Participants will be permitted to join the study group by August 15, 2020.Time:
2:00 pm – 5:30 pmNumber of Sessions:
10What are the steps to find out if you can join the Canadian Administrative Law study group?
- Call Directions for Immigrants at 403-770-5155 and make an appointment to meet with a career coach
- Complete your online registration form
- Attend your appointment to determine your eligibility
- Write and pass an assessment test
- Complete a study group assessment with your career coach
- Develop an action plan with your career coach


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London Bridge SE1 Expert Access Control Services
Locksmith Earl is at your service with its professional access control system installation, maintenance and repair services. We offer same day and emergency repairs in London Bridge SE1. All the expert installers in our company are NSI and police vetted, trained and experienced to work with the latest and the oldest access control system technologies. We can repair your existing access control system, upgrade it or maintain it. We work with the leading manufacturers of security systems and products. We offer you:
- full satisfaction guarantee
- 24/7 customer support at your service
- emergency repairs available
- No deposits
- fixed prices, no hidden fees
To receive a free quote or to hire us, call our 24/7 line 020 3404 1580 or get in touch with us online here.
Our access control services in London Bridge SE1
We can fit access control systems to automatic gates, traffic barriers and security turnstiles for easy control of outdoor properties and car parks access. We can install key-less proximity access control systems for your doors, as well as keypad PIN entry systems, intercom door entry systems or a token reader. We can also offer you some other solutions such as biometrics installations which use fingerprint identification for access. We can provide number plate recognition systems for control into parking lots and garages. Our access control experts can perform professional upgrade or replacement of security equipment of your existing access control system.
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2017 Renault Captur prices and specifications confirmed
May 2, 2017
Facelifted compact-crossover gets trim and engine line-up confirmed ahead of hitting the road this July
Following its world premiere at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show, Renault has confirmed prices and specifications for its facelifted Captur.
Changes to styling are subtle but effective and bring it into line with the styling of its big brother, the Kadjar. There's a revised grille, updated front and rear bumpers incorporating skid plates as well as C-shaped daytime running lights at the front. Its taillights have been similarly updated.
There's a new trim level to head the Captur range, the Signature S Nav, which joins Expression+, Dynamique Nav, Dynamique S Nav, Signature X Nav (previously Signature Nav) completing the updated lineup.
Propulsion comes in the form of a 0.9-litre TCe 90 and 1.2-litre TCe petrol engines while there's a 1.5-litre dCi diesel engine offered in either 90 or 110 guise. There's a range of five and six-speed manual gearboxes available while a dual-clutch automatic gearbox can be selected with the 120 TCe and 90 dCi engines.
At best the Captur will return 78.5mpg and emit 95g/km of CO2.
Inside, the Captur gets better quality plastics, new steering wheel materials, a redesign gear lever, more chrome detailing and revised door panels.
A new seat design aims to provide more comfort and support while retaining the ability to unzip and remove the chair covers to give then a wash, although leather seats are now offered (which don't unzip before you try).
Making the Captur your own has never been easier. Pick from three wheel designs; 16in Adventure design; and two 17in wheels (Emotion and Explore).
Then you can choose from more colours than are in a packet of Skittles. There are 36 colour combinations available, including a two-tone colour scheme and three new colours; Desert Orange, Ocean Blue and Amethyst plus a new Mercury Silver option for the roof.
While on the inside there are seven colour packs including; blue, caramel, red, bronze-tinted chrome, satin chrome and smoked chrome.
Finally, from Dynamique S Nav you can now opt for a fixed-glass roof.
On the tech front, there are three multimedia systems available depending on while trim you choose; R&GO®, Media Nav and R-LINK. Media Nav brings a 7.0in touchscreen, Bluetooth and 3G connectivity, while R-Link adds smartphone connectivity.
The Captur boasts more tech than ever (triggered by trim level) including blind spot monitoring, hands-free parking, front and rear parking sensors and a reversing camera.
Review of trims:
Expression+ ; Ivory Interior Touch Pack; 16in alloy wheels with black inserts; black front and rear skid plates; front and rear C-shaped LED daytime running lights signature, hand free keycard; air conditioning; and DAB radio.
Priced from £15,355 (TCe 90)
Dynamique Nav: 17in alloy wheels with black inserts; 7.0in touchscreen infotainment system; satellite navigation with traffic information; Bluetooth; and climate control.
Priced from £16,645 (TCe 90)
Dynamique S Nav; two-tone bodywork; extra tinted windows; central armrest; leather steering wheel; leather topped handbrake and gear lever; rear parking sensors; LED front headlamps; front fog lamps; and grey front and rear skid plates.
Priced from £18,195 (TCe 90)
Signature X Nav; 17in 'Emotion' alloy wheels with black inserts; part-leather upholstery; heated front seats; Grip Xtend advanced traction control system; R-LINK with 7.0in touchscreen compatible with Android Auto; TomTom satellite navigation; and front parking sensors.
Priced from £19,795 (TCe 90)
Signature S Nav; 17in Emotion alloy wheels with black inserts; a chrome-detailed grille; front and rear skid plates with metallic grey finish.
Priced from £21,405 (TCe 120)
The new Captur is available to order now with the first vehicles hitting the road in July 2017.
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Maxim Integrated new 12-switch matrix manager MAX20092 allows designers of automotive matrix lighting and adaptive driving beam LED applications to migrate to higher current devices while reducing solution size and improving flexibility. The MAX20092 IC minimizes thermal issues associated with LED matrix lighting applications by offering the industry's lowest internal switch resistance (RDS_ON), which is significantly lower than the other available solutions.
Safety and brand differentiation are two of the leading factors driving greater adoption of LEDs in automotive front-lighting platforms, which are growing at 30 percent per year, according to Strategy Analytics, Inc. OEMs are designing in advanced safety features such as glare-free high beams along with LED and matrix lighting, however, LED lighting designers are challenged with increasing power, thermal and design complexities.
The MAX20092 offers flexible current management for matrix and pixel lighting. Twelve integrated switches control LEDs in string voltages up to 56V, saving design time and reducing complexity. Its integrated MOSFET on resistance (RDS_ON)of 70 mohm is the lowest in the industry – comfortably driving LED currents up to 1.5A. Maxim's 12-switch LED matrix manager is offered in a small 5mm x5mm TQFN package.
Moreover, along with MAX20092, Maxim also introduced MAX20096 and MAX20097 dual-channel, synchronous buck high-brightness LED controllers to use with the MAX20092, helping designers improve transient response times in LED lighting. The MAX20096 and MAX20097 deliver ultra-fast transient response with near-fixed frequency with Maxim's proprietary average current mode control scheme, minimizing EMI and enabling a reliable, high-performing design.
Key Advantages of MAX20092
- Integration: Reduces bill of materials (BOM) costswhile saving space. Manages one to two LEDs per switch with 12-bit pulse-width modulation (PWM) dimming. Provides built-in logarithmic fade-in/fade-out capability that simplifies LED programmability and reduces taxation on system bus lines.
- High Performance and Safety: Low RDS_ON of 70 mohm safely enables LED current of up to 1.5A. Features advanced fault protection and management for open, short and open-trace LED detection.
- Flexibility: Can parallel up to 27 MAX20092 devices without daisy-chaining to manage large LED pixel count of up to 324 LEDs; allows designers to configure 1 string x 12 series switches, 2 strings x 6 series switches, and 4 strings x 3 series switches from each IC.
- Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Mitigation: Slew-rate control reduces EMI and noise
Availability and Pricing
- The MAX20092 is available at Maxim's website for $2.93 (1000-up, FOB USA)
- The MAX20092EVSYS# evaluation kit includes a graphical user interface, matrix manager board and an LED adapter board featuring Osram Opto Semiconductors' Oslon Compact PL, KW CELNM1.TG, LED components, which are suitable for adaptive matrix-style headlights.


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Disabled woman loses case for more appropriate housing
Argument that failure to provide a more appropriate house breaches rights is rejected
An occupational therapist report stated the Mulhares' home is unsuitable for Elizabeth's needs for reasons including that there is no level access to a shower room, taps or to a bedroom with a door wide enough to enable access by a wheelchair. File photograph: Getty Images
A young woman with profound physical and mental disabilities living in a damp council house unsuitable to her needs has lost her High Court case aimed at being rehoused in more appropriate accommodation.
Ms Justice Marie Baker said it would be an "impermissible breach" of the constitutional separation of powers between the legislature and judiciary for the court to order Cork County Council to provide Elizabeth Mulhare and her mother Barbara, on whom Elizabeth is totally dependent, with more suitable housing.
Nor could the court declare they should get greater priority on the council's housing list of some 7,480 approved applicants, including 557 with needs based on physical disability.
The Mulhares essentially want to be considered outside the statutory scheme for housing allocation and there is no statutory basis entitling them to be accommodated in a particular house in a particular area, she held.
Dangerous accommodation
The council's top two housing list priorities are those living in dangerous accommodation and the homeless, while those with disabilities are the sixth priority, she noted.
It had offered to renovate their house in Fermoy to address Elizabeth's needs but said it had no other suitable accommodation and had to keep in mind the needs of all its tenants.
While the council can disregard its own order of priority for those who need accommodation due to "specified exceptional circumstances", the court has no power to interfere with its choice or assess how it manages its housing stock.
She also rejected arguments the failure to provide a more appropriate house breached the Mulhares' private and family life rights under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
Article 8 does not create a positive obligation on the part of a local authority to provide a home, she held.
Elizabeth Mulhare (28), has cerebral palsy and severe disabilities and has lived with her mother since 2011 in Fermoy. The two women brought judicial review proceedings aimed at getting alternative housing within a five-mile radius of Cork city.
An occupational therapist report stated their home is unsuitable for Elizabeth's needs for reasons including it is affected by mould and dampness and there is no level access to a shower room, taps or to a bedroom with a door wide enough to enable access by a wheelchair. The report recommended it be renovated or that the Mulhares be moved to more suitable accommodation.
Respiratory infections
The house is some 43km from a clinic where Elizabeth, who suffers severe and persistent respiratory infections, receives treatment, and it was stated a house closer to Cork city would be more suitable as she has difficulty travelling in cars.
In her judgment, Ms Justice Baker said the proceedings were triggered after the council told the Mulhares in November 2015 it has no suitable alternative accommodation for them in the hinterland of Cork city or elsewhere.
The council offered to carry out renovations to the Fermoy house in line with the occupational therapist's report, but the Mulhares wanted a house near Cork city and feared, if they accepted the offer, they would not be considered for housing elsewhere.
The council had not said they would not be considered for other housing and the court could not get involved in that.
Corresponding duty
The Mulhares had a right to have their housing application considered in the context of the statutory scheme and the council had a corresponding duty to reasonably consider their request and come to a decision soundly and rationally based.
A practical difficulty arose because the Mulhares wanted orders against Cork County Council to provide them with a house in the functional area of Cork City Council, she noted.
Before Fermoy, they had lived in a Cork City Council house, and that council in October 2015 refused to consider their application for housing within its area until outstanding arrears were paid on the previous tenancy which, it alleged, Barbara Mulhare had "abandoned".


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Antibodies are members of the immunoglobulin family, and they comprise a principal component of the adaptive humoral immune response to foreign antigenic stimuli. Antibodies protect against infectious diseases by specifically recognizing a large universe of antigens and by mediating biological effector mechanisms, in concert with cells and other molecules, to neutralize and eliminate infectious agents and their products.
Keywords: antibody; immunoglobulin; variable region; constant region; fab; Fc


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Dr Sadiah
Thinking of bringing your kids to Sunway Lagoon? It is just 15 minutes drive from our place. One Utama Shopping Complex is 15 minutes away, meanwhile, Ikea & Curve is only 20 minutes drive from our place. I-City is only 30 minutes away.
Have great fun with the kids this holiday & we will provide you with a clean, comfortable & affordable place for your family.
Our Boutique Homestay is a cozy, stylish and a comfortable which is strategically located in Kelana Jaya, a well developed housing and commercial in Petaling Jaya. We keep the place clean and nice.
The interior design is nice neat (advices taken from an upcoming interior designer).
This apartment has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The master bedroom has a king sized bed the second room is equipped with 2 single beds. The two rooms and living area is fully -conditioned.
The is located on the 8th floor, the view from the apartment's balcony is exhilarating, however, also calming.
There is a grocery shop, laundry shop and also a small cafe / coffee shop located at the ground floor of the .
*1 Parking space provided
Minimum Rates: RM 320 p/2night stay.
*following night will be charge RM160 p/night stay.
*following stay for more than 1 week will get a special price of RM150 p/night.
*Maximum occupancy up to 6 person only
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包括饭菜? No
允许吸烟者? Yes
宠物在家? No
在机场接机? No
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House of Rules:
-Keep everything clean.
-Please take care of properties, any damage,loss or tainted host's property shall be held responsible for it.
-Bringing goods that are combustible or hazardous nature and/ or prohibited goods and / or goods of objectionable nature is prohibited.
-No smoking in indoor.
-No pets.
-No non-Halal food allowed.
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There's a MRT train station 500m away to NE from our homestay.
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Joe Wheatley Productions will present a show Saturday, July 4th to celebrate 75 years of a fitness phenomenon that started in Santa Monica in the mid 1930s and moved to Venice in the 1960s.
There will be a contest for Mr. and Mrs. Muscle Beach and an induction of two new members to the Hall of Fame — Bernie Ernst, who was the star of the television show "Body Buddies," and Relna Brewer McCrea, one of the first female bodybuilders who was known for her ability to single-handedly toss brawny men.
Throughout history, there has been a quest for fitness. While, in prehistoric times it may have been a necessity for successful hunting, from the beginning, good physical condition has been the basis for health and well-being. Ancient Greeks are thought to be the first to believe that development of the body was equally as important as development of the mind. Gymnastics was a popular sport to produce a strong, healthy body and, in turn, to maintain a sound mind.
Although bodybuilding put both Santa Monica and Venice on the map as physical fitness landmarks, unbeknownst to most, the birth of this remarkable cultural development actually began with gymnastics at the spot that became known as Muscle Beach (in Santa Monica, not to be confused with Muscle Beach Venice).
Santa Monica resident Paula Unger Boelsems was nine years old in 1934 when she was walking along the boardwalk just south of the pier with her sister and saw people doing gymnastics. She and her family had recently moved to Santa Monica from Denver, where she had been enrolled in a tumbling class. She was familiar with a lot of what the gymnasts were doing and she asked if she could join them.
One of the men, Cecil Hollingsworth, a football and gymnastics coach at UCLA who was working during the summer at what was then called the Santa Monica Beach Playground, recognized Boelsems' talent. The encounter was the beginning of her lifelong love of flying through the air.
Paula has many photographs of Muscle Beach through the years, starting when she was a child. It could be confusing to the uninitiated, but she can tell exactly what decade the photo was taken by the height of the platform. When she started, there was no platform and canvas mats were used instead.
The first platform was about four inches above the sand and she remembers her mother bringing old carpet remnants from home to cover it. From then on, it got higher and higher until the 1950s, when the base became a box where bodybuilders would do their posing for the first time.
Another first was when Harold Zinkin, inventor of the Universal machine, performed a backbend with three men standing on his stomach, one on the shoulders of another.
A favorite activity for Paula as a child was being thrown in the air.
"Two fellows would take hold of an arm and a leg and swing me back and forth and let me go and then the third fellow would catch me," she says. Stunt work also came her way. "I got my first stunt job because the stuntmen used to come to the beach to work out and keep nimble and they needed someone to throw around so they took me," she says.
Russ Saunders, who was a model for artist Salvador Dali, became Paula's acrobatic partner and they were well known for their adagio, which involves a base and a flier.
Muscle Beach in Santa Monica has not been forgotten. Bodybuilding is a true culture from which enduring relationships form. There was a Muscle Beach Alumni Association with a newsletter and periodic reunions but most of the members have passed away. Today, if you walk by the patch of grass south of the pier, you will see gymnasts and acrobats still strutting their stuff.
Zinkin and Bonnie Hearn's book "Remembering Muscle Beach," published by Angel City Press in Santa Monica, is a show-and-tell story of gymnasts, wrestlers and bodybuilders who helped change the shape of America's bodies. Pictures show 14-year-old girls lifting 175-pound men, fabulous hunks building human pyramids four people high, women flying through the air, and both men and women balancing in positions that even Isaac Newton would have difficulty explaining.
Paula maintains, and people may agree, that Muscle Beach Venice would not exist if it had not been for the success of the Santa Monica Muscle Beach. In the 1960s, the Venice location was known as "The Pit" or "The Pen," names given to the outdoor weightlifting platform. Its first evolution began with the increased interest in bodybuilding at Gold's Gym.
In 1987, the City of Los Angeles officially designated the age-worn facility "Muscle Beach Venice." By this time, the equipment was not working properly and the playing courts were cracked and broken. Many members of the "physical culture" left for state-of-the-art machines of nearby gyms.
So, with the new name came a facelift that was completed in 1991. The workout stage was doubled in size, all the equipment was updated and bleachers for spectators were constructed. Large barbell shapes on two sides of the indoor/outdoor weightlifting pen and an abstract representation of a person lifting weights were designed as "theme" sculptures.
Refurbished or newly built to competition standards were three regulation-size basketball courts, 11 regulation size paddle tennis courts, four outdoor regulation "three-wall" and three outdoor "one-wall" handball courts as —well as two volleyball courts. A children's play area and a new bike path were also added.
Ten years later, additional improvements were made as part of the total Venice Boardwalk renovation. Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks employees now have an on-site office sharing a building with the Los Angeles Police Department Pacific Area substation.
The focus of the facility continues to be the weight pit and, with Wheatley officially taking over from Bill Howard in 2002 to produce the main shows of the season, Muscle Beach Venice is still a main attraction in one of the most famous locations in the world.
For more information, www.musclebeachvenice.com /.


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Airberlin Topbonus program regularly releases Topdeal discounted award tickets for number of destinations.
Now, the airline has discounted routes between Stuttgart or Vienna and Abu Dhabi up to 58% for travel between December 1 and February 15, 2015.
You can access Airberlin's web page for this offer here.
The following routes are on sale:
The Vienna to Abu Dhabi is operated by NIKI that is Airberlin affiliate and Stuttgart to Abu Dhabi by Airberlin itself. Both airlines operate A320's between these cities.
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As the Airberlin Topbonus award tickets are excluding taxes ad fees I thought that I run the numbers on ITA Matrix. The base fare between Vienna and Abu Dhabi is less than $100 for Y return while the fuel surcharge is $334.
The Topdeal is not a deal at all on these dates considering that you would need 25,000 miles to wipe off only $100 of the total expenses.
Discounted award tickets are often not a deal with the airlines that charge full fuel surcharges even on awards. I have not redeemed Airberlin Topbonus miles for their own flights, but the T&C's state that you need to pay taxes, charges and fuel surcharges.
Here are the terms and conditions of this sale:
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text: Large deal announcements such as Dow Chemical's plan to purchase Rohm and Haas, BASF's takeover of Ciba, and Ashland's agreement to buy Hercules propelled third-quarter merger and acquisition activity in the chemical industry, according to a new analysis by PricewaterhouseCoopers, a tax and advisory services firm. PwC says about $32 billion in chemical deals was announced in the quarter, a jump from the $16 billion announced in the first half of the year. Michael Clifford, Canadian chemicals leader at PwC, says the figures show that the chemical industry is still preparing for future growth, despite the tough state of the economy. More than 80% of deals announced in the first nine months involved strategic, rather than financial, investors, reflecting the current tightness of credit markets. In total, PwC counted 622 deals in the nine-month period, on pace to exceed the 759 deals announced in 2006 and approach the 849 in 2007.


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In the land of woo and wondrous wonderment (St. John 6:44 KJV), there be the world of wishes (2 Corinthians 13:9 KJV) where rainbows are realms (Revelation 4:3 KJV), fountains are dreams (Proverbs 5:15-16 KJV), hearts are thunders of passion (Psalms 81:7 KJV), and love is the theme for the fulfillment of life.
Let the loves call to each one's love and say: My love, my sweet, my dear, come touch my finger with yours (Solomon's Song 5:14 KJV); for it is said in Valentine Valley: When two pointer fingers touch of two that have pure love, a golden ring will form on each finger (Isaiah 62:3-5 KJV). The script also says that each love whose finger is golden-ringed will be able to use that finger as a wand (Rod Scepter ? compare Psalms 23:4 KJV).
It is written: "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son…" (St. John 3:16 KJV)
There is something about love that always gives!
It would therefore seem that where there is no giving there is no love.
Make no mistake, the giving referred to here doesnot emphasize gifts and money.
Rather giving refers to touching one another's destined role in life, to sharing contact and caring, to endeavoring for the conquering of intervened communion, to participation above and beyond all else with a willingness to give of one's life and of one's time as deemed for the destined love of one's life. Remember, loneliness is a state of missing comfort and belonging. It is a state of mind that though with a companion or not far from a companion perceives a lack of attention by the companion they love. Christ understood the human and spiritual need for the comfort of love; therefore, Am promised to whosoever loved and was faithful to send them the Spirit Comforter (St. John 14:15-16 KJV? faithful = to keep the two greatest commandments of love ? compare St. Matthew 22:37-40 KJV).
The companions of love will understand this garden of heart message (Song of Songs 8:13 KJV). Many are the ladies who must grind at the mill. One of them grinds, complains, and is off sight of the big picture. The other lady grinds, hopes, and has the far away look in her eyes. One of the ladies is chosen; the other is not (St. Matthew 24:41 KJV).
The oil of love is God's anointing of the heartward throb; no rational mind should ever want to interfere. Many are the men who must work in the field of life. One of the men works and resents. The other man works and thanks God for his job. One of the men will be chosen, the other not (St. Matthew 24:40 KJV).
No person has seen God at any time who is not in love; for God is Love (1 John 4:7-12 KJV). HAPPY VALENTINES!
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No to SPF Skincare products, YES to SUN, Vitamine D and Healthy Skin
Creams and lotions containing SPF contain actives that are designed to remain on the surface, acting as mirrors to reflect and block sun rays. As a result, an oily protective layer blocks the pores and does not let the skin breathe and function at a normal, healthy state. It is therefore not recommended to use typical SPF actives in creams or lotions for they reduce a product's efficacy and damage the skin rather than really helping.
By constantly using SPF products we are slowly reducing our skin capacity to handle rays of light and enjoy the goodness packed within them. Just take a quick look at nature around us. We are part of that nature as well. Trust your body. Trust creation. Exposure to the sun is not that harmful as we have been told.
At the same time, if you are going to be exposed to direct sun for long periods of times, we recommend using any SPF product on top of our Daily Hydration or other onsen products. This way you ensure that your skin is being treated while it is being protected from the sun.
Some info about hydration
Dry skin and oily skin are both the reflection of insufficient moisture. A good moisturizer should be used regularly after cleansing and before the skin dries out. The ideal moisturizer is lightweight, not oily, lasts the whole day or night, and provides protection from environmental damage while preventing moisture loss. Balanced moisture levels are vital for healthy skin.
Onsen Daily Hydration is the perfect answer for balanced moisture levels. It is natural, rich with a light and gentle texture.
It's a very clean product , without any Sun Protection Filters, Parabens, fragrance or harsh chemicals. it uses certified organic ingredients and high end complex of peptides to bring back a balance level of moisture onto your skin and at the same time increase elasticity and promote collagen production.
And most important with the product, is that instead of just using sun protection filters call SPF in the product, the onsen secret daily hydration moisturizer kind of train your skin and give it the ability to handle sun and capture all its essential benefits for our skin and body called vitamin D.
It leaves the skin soft, glowing and supple for hours while letting it breathe. In addition, it contains actives that work overtime in the innermost skin layers to renew and firm the skin and fight harmful free radicals.
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Boat Captain:
Goh Tok Mow (Ah Mong)
Mobile number: +60137757790
Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/goh.among
Boat features:
https://youtu.be/Uy2lyWIspeA (onboard video dated Apr-2017, courtesy of Slacking Anglerz productions)
#Sleeping area: 10 berth (air conditioned)
#2 Live well: located port fwd / starboard aft.
#1 Toilet cum shower.
#Battery power points for battery reels.
#2 deckies
(1 anchor in-front & 1 propeller at the back)
3D2N boat chater fee: Rm6500
#3 standard meals.(daily)
#Free flow of instant coffee/tea/mineral water & 2 cartoons of soft drinks.
#Bait & ice
Catch: Individual catch (you keep what you catch), or form own group to share catch.
Transport options:
pool: passenger to pay driver S$40. (Direct dealing between driver &
#Home to home Chartered STAREX: S$380 (whole car charter) for 5 pax, S$76 per pax.
Kakis with or without transport are all welcome.
Estimated cost per pax.
#RM 650 for boat charter
#RM50 for miscellaneous
#S$40 (car pool) or S$76 (chartered car) for transport.
#In order to cut down admin work load of organizer while onboard.
#We hope all kakis don't mind making 1 time payment of S$240 (approx. Rm720) for onboard expense.
#Collection will be 1 month before trip.
#Transport payment: direct payment to transport provider (car pool driver or charter car)
Withdrawal fee:
#Incase kaki withdrawal for whatsoever reason:
-S$90 will be return (unconditional).
-S$150 (withdrawal fee) will depends on below 3 conditions.
1. We shall try all means to find replacement. Full refund of S$150 (withdrawal fee) if replacement found.
2. If no replacement could be found despite our best effort.
All kakis will vote & decide on amount of refund to be make. 1 vote is S$15.
3. Worst case scenario, where no refund is make, each kaki shall contribute some catch for withdrawal kaki's contribution of S$150.
We sincerely hope that all kakis will make the trip.
For enquiry, please whatapps Botak Chong: +65-97280221
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Pls reserve 1 slot for me on 30 june-02 july 2018.
I'm driving there myself.
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We are looking for 1 kaki who is comfortable to fish in rough weather condition to join our trip from 10-12 Nov (Sat-Mon).
Fishing expenses: S$240 (includes seafood lunch)
Transport: S76 (charter car) or S$40 (carpooling)
Kakis with/without transport are all welcome.
Interested kaki please contact Botak Chong +65-97280221
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Spalding 74560 The Beast® Portable Basketball System
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St.John Flynn speaks by phone with Stefan Merrill Block.
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The Storm at the Door by Stefan Merrill Block
In his latest novel, Stefan Merrill Block re-imagines the story of his grandparents' real-life struggles in the cracks between language and sanity, memory and history, and life in the "normal" world versus that in a psychiatric hospital. The author chats about The Storm at the Door before his appearance at Houston's Blue Willow Bookshop.


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6 Traineeships to learn archive skills (51 weeks/£14,500 bursary)
Scottish Council on Archives, Opening Up Scotland's Archives Traineeship Programme will provide the opportunity for 6 individuals from a range of backgrounds the opportunity to gain workplace learning over a 51-week period.
Trainees Opportunities are available in 8 archives across Scotland:
• Falkirk Community Trust - Digitisation Trainee
• Glasgow School of Art and Glasgow City Archives - Outreach and Community Engagement / International Links Project Trainee|
• Royal Commission on Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS) and Midlothian Council - Skills for the Future Trainee
• North Lanarkshire Archive - Outreach and Education Trainee
• University of Glasgow - Digital Preservation Trainee
• University of St Andrews - 'Learning by Doing' Archival Trainee
You must hold a minimum of Higher English (or equivalent) and Standard Grade Math (or equivalent). You must have good basic IT skills, good communication, people skills and problem solving abilities. Candidates should not already possess a postgraduate qualification in the area of heritage, archive or museum practice.
Additional Information
During the traineeship you will build a portfolio of skills, experience and training designed for you to take forward into future employment. At induction you will be provided with your training plan setting out the learning objectives and activities in more detail. The training programme is responsive to the individual trainee requirements and you will therefore have the opportunity to liaise with your trainer to establish an individual programme of support.
Through the University of Dundee you will also have the opportunity to undertake accredited distance learning modules. This may be used to count towards a future qualification in Archives or a related discipline.
To Apply
Closing date for applications is Sunday 5 July, 5pm.
Each traineeship is unique. Candidates can apply for multiple traineeships but must submit a separate application for each role.
Interviews will take place at the hosting organisations between 17 and 31 July 2015.
In order to apply for a SCA traineeship you must be able to demonstrate that you have a right to work legally in the UK.


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Do you want to surprise your audience with a spectacular show during a conference or event? Then Rick Koekoek is the man. With stunts on chairs, stairs and desks, he takes the audience in a professional way to renewed energy. The spectators are quickly taken along in a show with seemingly impossible stunts, interspersed with humor and speed. This makes the show a perfect tool to keep the attention and energy of the participants high and you add cheerfulness to your event. Ideal if you want an inspiring afternoon after a difficult morning.
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RAC Parking
- Pricing: $50 for Green Lot parking & $50 for Yellow Lot parking this season.
- All parking will be allocated based off season ticket holder priority points as of July 10, 2019.
- ALL season ticket holders will be opted into Green lot being their number 1 choice for parking unless otherwise noted. Season ticket holders will be able to note if they prefer yellow on the season ticket application under the comment field OR with their rep over the phone.
- Following the June 25 renewal deadline, all parking orders will be allocated based upon priority points.
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Tesco Bank began life in 1997 as Tesco Personal Finance, a joint venture between Tesco plc and Royal Bank of Scotland plc. Today, Tesco Bank is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tesco, which gives us the freedom to make decisions based on what is best for our customers.
We listen to our customers and deliver what they want - value, simplicity, transparency and a reward for their loyalty.
Today, we pride ourselves on our range of simple and convenient retail banking and insurance products designed specifically to meet the needs of Tesco customers, both online and over the phone.
By putting the customer first and rewarding their loyalty, we're offering something we believe every bank should.
We are a UK based business, and only operate in the UK.
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Omnibus now offers schedules training course
Training within the industry is a major concern for Omnibus as the next generation of schedulers and planners come forward. Omnibus has therefore acquired TransACT, which includes the popular manual scheduling course, from the well-known industry figure Jim Hulme.
The first course was recently held by Omnibus and delegates described it as 'a very detailed first look into scheduling' and 'a strong introduction to an area where the learning never ends'.
The course recognises that in order to get the most out of any scheduling software, employees need to understand the principles of scheduling, to understand the data that they are inputting and what they expect to see as a result. The course has been carefully developed to cover manual bus and crew scheduling, without the need for delegates to have any previous knowledge of Omnibus software products.
Omnibus MD Peter Crichton explains: "It is just not possible to create viable and efficient timetables, drivers' duties or rosters without an understanding of basic scheduling principles. They are the cornerstone of being able to make sound commercial decisions on service changes."
Peter continues: "We are committed to continuing the excellent courses and services that TransACT offered, as we bring all the training into the Omnibus portfolio of products and services."
The first delegates on the manual scheduling course agreed that it encouraged 'improved human input' to assist any computer software to produce better results, particularly for anyone with limited or no previous knowledge of bus scheduling. The enthusiastic Omnibus instructors focused on how timetabling and duty decisions are made on a commercial basis and how to identify quickly the various possibilities within a schedule, such as inter-timing and interworking. The delegates left the Omnibus Head Office keen to learn more and use their new found skills for real life schedules.
Peter concludes: "You simply wouldn't give someone accounting software and expect them to come up with a set of accounts, and the same applies to scheduling. You need to understand the data that you are inputting and why. The quality of the results depends entirely on the data that is being entered so in untrained hands the results are meaningless. The aim of this new manual scheduling course is to place these tools in trained hands and at the same time invest in training the schedulers of the future."
Omnibus provides passenger transport software – to timetable, schedule, staff, record, manage and publicise services around the world saving customers time and money.
Designed to be flexible enough to meet with a client's unique demands, Omnibus software is employed by some of the world's largest passenger transport organisations and some of the smallest too.
The extensive range of software is designed for public transport operators, Local Authorities or executives, encompasses timetabling, scheduling and operational requirements.
The core products available are robust and proven in use all over the world. These are augmented by more specialised modules which enable users to get the most value from the Omnibus solutions.
Omnibus provides the full service: from conception and design, through scheduling and publication, to management and operation.
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Get the Met Gala Look: Jennifer Connelly's 2000s Minimalist Chic Moment by GiannandreaWednesday, 08 May 2019 07:27
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ABBA® hosted its National Sales Conference in Fort Lauderdale, FL, attended by over 150 brand pros and representatives from across the country. Focused on new marketing, growth and strategy, the event unveiled new sales initiatives, marketing assets, new products and recent PR achievements.
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Career Expo to Internship
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Last month, I just started my full-time position in risk consulting at the accounting and consulting firm of Crowe Horwath — and I could not be more excited! I was able to acquire my job after participating in an internship with Crowe last summer, but from job-hunting to landing my full-time position has been a two-year process.
I was at UT Dallas for four years. Fall of my third year, I knew how important an internship would be to securing a full-time position, so I was in full recruiting mode. Since I entered the University, I knew that I was interested in consulting, which essentially means working for a company that provides advice to other businesses. I didn't necessarily know what type of consulting I was interested in, so my options were pretty open.
By August my resume and LinkedIn were updated, and by September I was sending out cover letters and resumes to my targeted consulting companies. Based on advice I had heard and read online, I knew most firms will secure their interns for the summer by the end of the fall, which means that you need to be looking two semesters in advance. Knowing my luck with online recruiting, I knew that I couldn't cross my fingers to hear back, so I needed to make sure to attend the Career Expo as well.
Now, here's the trick to the Career Expo: the Career Center will post all the companies that are attending and what they are hiring for online. The night before the Career Expo, for the past three years I had attended, I would print out the list of companies, the positions they were hiring for and a map of the expo.
Here is something else to do: Eliminate and cross off all the companies only looking for full-time employees. Cross off the employers who are hiring for positions you aren't interested in. Now, you've got a good handful of companies.
But you aren't done yet. Since you've eliminated the companies that aren't interested in you, you can further take off companies that you aren't interested in. Google the companies, see what they are. If you know you aren't likely to work for them, cross them off. After this, I highlighted on the map where the last few companies were located on the expo floor. Through my game plan, I found Crowe Horwath.
Crowe Horwath fit all of my criteria: firm hiring interns, looking for ITS (at the time, MIS) majors, with consulting positions. I remember the day that I finally made my way around to the Crowe booth; that late in the day, I honestly just wanted to grab the "Crowe Horwath" chocolate bar on the table and leave, but I ended up talking to a man named Mike who worked in the IT risk consulting field that I was interested in!
I had an awesome conversation and was happy with the chocolate I managed to snag, so when Mike later emailed me asking me to apply for an interview, I was more than happy to. I went ahead and submitted an interview request with Crowe Horwath off the Comet Careers website, and was soon given a spot.
The night before the interviews, I was invited to a networking dinner to meet more Crowe Horwath employees, eat free food, and to meet some of the competition — my peers. I sat across from a risk consulting manager, who told us a little bit more about what it was like to work at Crowe and her experience there compared to other companies.
Then, we had two on-campus interviews. Because I had applied for an IT risk position, my first interviewer was Mike! Having a familiar face at the interview helped take the pressure off, since I sort of figured I was already on his good side. My second interviewer was another IT risk manager, and I guess it went well because later I was invited to an office visit.
The night before the office visit, those of us moving on were invited to a networking evening at Topgolf. Now, I know that the accounting students get "wined and dined" all the time, but as a normal person I felt pretty special. We met even more Crowe employees, and even some students who had come up for the office visit from UT Austin. The following day, we went to the office and got a tour, listened to a panel discussion and learned more about the different areas we applied to (mine being technology risk).
I had an awesome time learning more about the company and getting to know who worked there. As I got in my car to leave for the day, I checked my email to see my Crowe Horwath internship offer waiting for me.
Now, that long story was only the beginning. My Crowe Horwath internship more than exceeded my expectations. Mike ended up being my manager, and I got along great with the technology risk team. The first week with the company, all the interns across the nation traveled to Chicago for training. Over the course of the summer, I worked with a variety of different clients and had the opportunity to travel. In Nashville, we ate downtown and listened to a live band. While in Amarillo, Texas, we went to the Texas Show that took place in the second-largest canyon in the United States. In Durant, Oklahoma, we went to a casino where I won $30. No matter where our team went, we always found something interesting to do.
The work stuff was fine, too! I was paired with a peer mentor, Sean, who worked with all of the same clients I did. He was always available to answer my thousands of questions and help me figure out what I was actually doing. I learned so much about IT auditing that summer; it was ridiculous. At the end of the summer, I was given a full-time offer.
It's hard to believe that my internship was two summers ago, and I am already starting a full-time position. Now, I can't wait for my future with Crowe Horwath. When I went to the expo booth looking for chocolate, I had no idea what experiences were to come, but I am so glad I took the opportunity to check out this firm.


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2019 has been an iconic year for the Grand Canyon. February of 2019, the Grand Canyon marked it's first 100 years. In addition, On June 22, 2019 the International Dark-Sky Association named Grand Canyon the Dark Sky Place of the Year (AKA the world's best place for stargazing). Here's why it's a big deal.
What is an International Dark Sky (IDA) Park?
The International Dark Sky Park is an award nominated by the International Dark Sky Association. This honor is bestowed to parks that reorient their parks lights, educate visitors on the importance of the night sky, and inspires the world to address light pollution in their communities.
However, only nine of the 61 national parks in the U.S. are certified International Dark Sky Parks. Grand Canyon happens to be one of them.
Why is the night sky so significant?
First, picture gazing up at the sky detailed with thousands of stars, surrounding the center of the Milky Way. You can see the fully formed constellation, depicting the stories of our ancestors long before our time. Amazing, right?
Now, imagine looking up at a gray, cloudy sky. Surely, if you squint hard enough you can see a handful of glimmers, possibly resembling distant stars. Not as admirable.
The U.S. National Park Service stresses, "Unfortunately, for 60% of Americans today, the Milky Way is no longer visible. Light pollution from the inefficient use of outdoor lighting will block the view of the Milky Way for 4 out 5 children born today if this trend continues." Moreover, light pollution dissolves our cultural connections, wastes resources, hinders scientific explorations of the night sky, and has a negative impact on wildlife. On a positive note, light pollution is 100% fixable.
The Journey to Dark Sky Status
This pioneered the Grand Canyon and National Park Service's efforts to create an authentic experience for visitors to enjoy a natural, star-filled, night sky landscape. A natural, night sky landscape that is unimpaired by artificial lighting, and facilitates decreasing light pollution.
Preliminary efforts to gain Dark Sky Park status began in 2016, when the International Dark Sky Association named the Grand Canyon a provisional International Dark Sky Status. As a result, the provisional status provided the Grand Canyon three years to retrofit two-thirds of the lights to meet IDA standards.
Grand Canyon boasts over 6 million visitors annually. For that reason, there was a legacy of over 5,000 exterior light fixtures in the park, ultimately hindering its full glory. The Grand Canyon had to retrofit 67% of the light fixtures to be dark-sky complaint. At the time, 35% of the lights were dark-sky compliant. In May of 2019, the Grand Canyon completed the retrofit process of an additional 34% of light fixtures. This equaled 69% total dark sky compliant lights in the park.
The number of lights recorded and retrofitted in this process makes the Grand Canyon the largest, most complex, International Dark Sky Parks in the world. Thus, receiving the International Dark Sky Place of the Year award.
Furthermore, this project would not have been successful without the Grand Canyon Conservancy (GCC), the non-profit partner of the Canyon whom funded the entire project. GCC relies solely on donations in order to obtain long-term renovations and educational programs.
What does International Dark Sky Place of the Year mean for the Grand Canyon?
The International Dark Sky Park certification aids the Canyon in significant ways. Firstly, it helps expand educational programs about the importance of appropriate lighting. Secondly, it gives IDA and the Canyon various opportunities to work together toward common goals.
Mindy Riesenberg, director of marketing and communications for the conservancy responds, "To be awarded the International Dark Sky Place of the Year is a true honor, especially as we commemorate 100 years as a national park this year. We're committed to continuing to protect the canyon's night sky and ensuring its star-filled nights remain for future generations."
The award will be formally presented in November 2019 at a ceremony at International Dark-Sky Association headquarters in Tucson.
In the years to come, the Canyon plans to make the park's lights 90% dark sky complaint.
Ways you can support the Grand Canyon and National Park Service in their Dark Sky efforts:
NPS hosts evening programs about the night sky in spring, summer, early fall: https://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/sr-programs.htm
NPS hosts a Star Party at Grand Canyon every June: https://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/grand-canyon-star-party.htm
Yavapai Lodge has a Constellations at the Canyon Package: https://www.visitgrandcanyon.com/yavapai-lodge/lodge-packages-specials
Shop Grand Canyon has a Dark Sky category: https://shopgrandcanyon.com/souvenirs/dark-sky/


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Last week, we finished our honeymoon reprise and went to two cities famous for religious belligerence.
(1) Avignon was, in the 1300's, the home of seven official Popes and two more antipopes. (2) Carcassonne was, the century before, the site of an vicious purge of a minority sect of Christians known as Cathars.
We spent four days learning as much awful history as we could in these two beautiful old cities.
Avignon is famous for that bridge in the song "Sur le Pont d'Avignon," and more importantly for the Palace of Popes, which is immense. Here's the brief story of how the Popes got there….
In 1300, the Papacy was as powerful as it had ever been or would ever become. All over Europe, kings were flexing their muscles and questioning the accepted idea that each of them, although possessing the divine right to rule, had to submit to the divine authority on Earth, the Pope. The Pope even published a Bull (gotta love that term) in 1302, proclaiming that all human beings, no matter who, no matter where, depended on him for their salvation, which was bolder than the usual declaration that only Christians could be saved from eternal damnation. The king of France was probably the pushiest of the monarchs at the time, and he dared the Pope to interfere in his running of the kingdom. He convened a council of nobles and clergy to back him up. The Pope excommunicated the king. The king sent troops to arrest the Pope, a shocking escalation of the usual tug of war between sacred and secular. The Pope died under house arrest in his home town (not in Rome) and the next Pope only lived a few months as well.
The Pope after that was Clément, was French, and had the backing of the French king. His name means "merciful," and he moved the whole papal court to Avignon, which was not part of France at the time, but was allied. In fact, the city was later sold at a good price to the next Clément by Queen Joanna of Naples in payment for her being forgiven for poisoning her late husband. Here she is, atoning for her sin in front of Pope Clément and some red-hatted cardinals.
The construction of the Palace of Popes was started immediately, and each successive pontiff added bigger chapels, banquet halls, throne rooms, and secret vaults for the treasure of the church. Thousands of administrators moved from Rome, and thousands more cooks, pages, valets, grooms, waiters, maids, and so on also staffed the palace. Not to mention all the diplomats, lobbyists, and accountants. The gold was stored under six different stones in the floor of a vault to which only two or three people had access.
It seems so ironic…Jesus' representatives were rendering to Caesar rather than to God, because God's church HAD BECOME, in a sense, Caesar.
Protocol dictated that no one ever sat at a higher place of honor then the Pope. In fact, no one else could sit along the same wall as the Pope. Everyone else sat along the side walls, with lots of room left in the middle for all the servants. However, the Holy Roman Emperor, when he visited, got to sit along the same wall at the end of the banquet hall, but at a separate and lower table from the Big Guy.
The 70 years in Avignon were later called the "Babylonian Captivity" of the Papacy by those who opposed it. The term compares the Papal Court to the elites of the chosen people of Israel captured by a Gentile foreign king and carried off to Babylon to live in exile from 587-538 BCE.
The fresco below shows the seven heroic hostage Popes who did their best to manage during their exile (sarcasm). The last two were "antipopes." They were part of the so-called Western Schism, a branching of the Catholic tree that was soon pruned. The antipopes were elected by pro-Avignon forces while the regular line returned to Rome. Note the half-missing Avignon bridge.
You don't want to confuse the Western Schism with The Great Schism, which divided the Church of Rome from the Orthodox Churches of the East in 1054. And it's also not the same thing as the Reformation, which was already brewing in the west, but which would not happen until after 1500 with Martin Luther, John Calvin, & Co.
Later in the week, we drove west to Carcassonne, the famous walled city that was one of the first to get UNESCO World Heritage status. We'd camped there a few years ago without the boys, but had not focused enough on the Cathars, who were numerous in the city and who found refuge there for awhile from their "fellow Christians" on the Albigensian Crusade.
It's not known precisely what brought so many of these people to southern France, but by the 1100's they were about ten percent of the population and highly regarded. Their brand of Christianity had been labeled heresy: they believed in reincarnation, and did not view the eucharist as the literal Body of Christ. They were latter-day Gnostics, really, believing that an evil god created the material world and punished souls through reincarnation. The good God, represented most fully by Jesus, created the spiritual world, and Cathars sought release from the cycle of rebirths with the help of a unique sacrament, called "consolamentum." They practiced as much celibacy and poverty, if not more, than monks and nuns, but did not live in cloistered monasteries. Their neighbors all over southern France called them "the good Christians."
The Albigensian Crusade against them was supported by the King of France, whose borders were north of Cathar country and who hoped, with the help of what we'd call jihadists nowadays, to pick up some new southern territory. Young men from all over Europe took up the call to fight a holy war. In 1209, in the city of Beziers, 7,000 Cathar men, women and children, were dragged out of their homes or churches (where they had sought refuge) and slaughtered on the spot. Prisoners were blinded, dragged behind horses and used for target practice. In the next hundred of years, there were mass executions of Cathars, with hundreds roped together and burned at the stake. Rome issued the fatwas. The kings supplied the troops. The last known Cathar execution was in 1321.
Around the same time as the elimination of Cathars, penitential fraternities began to spring up. The photo below shows the Chapel of the Gray Penitents, back in Avignon, where a fraternity of laymen made sure that the Sacrament was properly respected, while also doing acts of service and penance in their daily lives. These fraternities became very popular all over southern Europe, each with their characteristic colored hoods. White Penitents, Black Penitents, Blue Penitents, and so on, all had their own rules of self-denial and community service.
Our guide in Carcassonne was Nathalie, a 34 year-old history guide who told us how glad she was to have majored in psychology in college, because it helped her understand the motives and errors of the people who built the city. Here she is explaining how restoration of the city has sometimes been romantic (the conical roofs were added in the 1800's), and sometimes practical (the Roman walls were not tall enough, so Gothic engineers dug under them and built much stouter foundations before making the walls taller).
The Cathars were an ancient branch on the Christian tree, kind of Gnostic revivalists as I said, who got their start in the east (Iran? Armenia? Anatolia?) and were similar to other heretics like the Bogomils and Paulicians. Their faith had gradually spread west as the centuries progressed.
With the fanaticism of a crazed tree-surgeon, they were pruned from the western tree.


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