text:
After creating a new User, you will enter the Edit User page. You can also enter this page for existing Users by rolling over the rows in the User list page and clicking the "edit user" option.
Looking around the Edit screen, on the left you will see the same fields from the Add New screen. These fields work the same way as in the new User screen.
On the right you will see management buttons, status information and a list of the devices used by the User to log into the app.
You will also see a Send Invite and a Delete button. The Send Invite button lets you resend the invitation email to the user's email address. The Delete button lets you delete the user, which will also remove their access to content on the mobile app.
Once an User logs in for the first time their status changes to Active, and the Delete button is joined by a Deactivate button. Clicking the Deactivate button will change the User's status to Inactive. This status means that all Screens, Docs and Tasks will be removed from the User's installations of the mobile app. Inactive Users can be reactivated using the Reactivate button (which only shows when an User has an Inactive status).
Access & Permissions
Select the "User Can Access Website" option if you want the user to have access to the web portal. Leave this unchecked if the user is only intended to use the mobile app. If "User Can Access Website" is selected, specify what permissions he/she may have and grant access to the areas he/she is allowed to access.
- Enterprise Admin
- Top-level account administrator
- Access to platform setup, billing and environment areas
- Can manage environments (if using Enterprise Toolkit) and view passwords in Connections page
- Administrator
- Organization administrator
- Can add, edit & delete content in an organization account
- Access to organization setup areas such as users and groups
- No access to platform setup, billing or environment areas
- Read/Write User
- User with editing capabilities
- Can add/edit/delete content in the platform
- Can view, import & export data in relevant areas
- No access to organization or platform setup areas
- Read-Only User
- Limited user with read-only access
- View-only access to content in the platform
- Limited ability to export data from the platform
- No access to organization or platform setup areas


text:
Field Work
March 12, 2015
Navigating Taxes in Retirement
The tax landscape shifts suddenly when most Americans leave the labor force to retire. The single most important thing to remember is that income taxes can fall dramatically, because retirement incomes are typically lower and because all or a portion of your Social Security benefits will be tax-exempt.
This was among the tax insights supplied by Vorris J. Blankenship, a retirement tax planner near Sacramento, California, who has just finished the 2015 edition of his 5-inch thick "Tax Planning for Retirees." The following is an edited version of tax information he supplied to Squared Away:
Lower taxes in retirement. Brian and Janet are a hypothetical couple renting an apartment in Nevada, a state with no income tax. In 2013, Brian earned $40,000 at his job, and Janet's wages were $20,000, for a total income of $60,000. They took the standard deduction on their federal tax return and paid income tax of $5,111.
Brian retired on December 31, 2013. In 2014, he received Social Security payments of $15,000 – $2,750 of which was taxable – and a fully taxable pension from his former employer of $10,000. About one-third of retirees pay some income taxes on their Social Security benefits, because their retirement income exceeds certain thresholds in the tax code.
In 2014, Janet again earned $20,000, but the couple's total household income declined to $45,000 from $60,000. They took the standard deduction on their federal tax return and paid income tax of only $1,248.
The 75 percent reduction in their taxes is much larger than the 25 percent decline in their income after Brian retired.
Control your 401(k) or IRA withdrawals. Some retirees take a lump sum distribution of all the funds in their IRA or 401(k). Doing so pushes their taxable income temporarily into a much higher tax bracket, sacrificing financial assets they may need as they age. A slow, judicious withdrawal of funds over many years in retirement not only prevents a large, one-time tax hit. It also preserves retirement savings while allowing investment income to continue accumulating tax-free, both of which provide more long-term financial security.
Assume our hypothetical retiree, Brian, had $150,000 in a 401(k) that he unwisely liquidated when he left his employer. He made no additional contributions to the plan so the entire $150,000 withdrawal is taxable. Brian and Janet's total income for 2014 – Brian's first year in retirement – balloons from $45,000 to $195,000, pushing them into a much higher income tax bracket with a 28 percent top marginal tax rate, compared with 10 percent if he had not liquidated the 401(k).
The widow(er)'s tax break. Federal tax law requires individuals who reach age 70½ to begin taking required minimum distributions (RMDs) from their 401(k)s or IRAs, triggering tax payments on the amount withdrawn. In the initial years, the RMDs are a small percentage of a retiree's total retirement savings balance, but this percentage increases with age.
When the retiree with the tax-exempt plan dies, the spouse who inherits the balance in those accounts can roll them over to an IRA in her own name. Surviving spouses are often younger, which means they can avoid the RMD altogether – if they're still under 70 ½. If they're over 70 ½, they will face a lower RMD percentage on the inherited assets, because they're younger than their former spouse. In either case, the tax bite will be smaller, if the assets were rolled over to the survivor's new plan.
The Roth IRA advantage. It may make sense for some well-heeled retirees to roll over some funds from a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA. The primary advantage of a Roth IRA is the ability to pay for nursing home or other large expenditures down the road without incurring the high marginal tax rates that withdrawing large amounts from a traditional IRA would trigger. In a Roth IRA, a retiree can withdraw money, including the investment income, totally tax-free if he has had the Roth IRA for more than five years.
Since the funds being withdrawn from a traditional retirement account are taxable, a gradual rollover will minimize the taxes paid each year. Timing is also critical. The lower tax rate that often comes immediately after retiring may provide the best opportunity to fund a Roth IRA – before the RMDs have started. Under tax law, any taxes triggered by a rollover would be in addition to the RMD taxes.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
A measure of nostalgia would not be out of place on the last day of what to the rest of humankind is 2015, but for Singaporeans is simply SG50 year. Unlike countries that measure their history in millennia, Singapore can boast about 700 years. Contemporary Singapore was born close to 200 years ago, but it was only in 1965 that an orphaned city was forced into a statehood that might not have lasted and a nationhood that few thought possible. Yet, half a century from that august date of Aug 9, Singaporeans collectively cannot imagine that they will exist without this nation-state or it without them. Once, this land belonged to others. Today, Singaporeans belong to it. That is the supreme achievement of an improbable independence. SG50 celebrated citizenship as the art of the possible, honed over five decades of success that even other successful nations talk about.
Good judgment helped to steer Singapore away from the precipice that awaits nations which forget that the world does not owe them a living. The tripartite system, consisting of capital, labour and the state, produced a peaceful industrial climate. It drew foreign investment that enabled Singapore to leapfrog its immediate region and embed itself in the emerging geography of globalisation. Within the country, the meritocratic emergence of a broad middle class laid the basis of political stability. Reiteration of Singapore's historical legacy as a multiracial country resulted in the appearance of anchoring social spaces that were far more powerful than centrifugal attachment to ancestral homelands. The role of national service in the formation of a people's army deterred those who harboured notions of Singapore as lost ethnic territory to be recovered by sudden force or patient attrition.
That these enduring features of the national landscape should be taken for granted is not the problem: After all, a 50-year-old record of resilience cannot be the cause of surprise or even excitement. What would be dangerous would be the dismissal of the values that made independent Singapore viable. These ideals and values include a commitment to equality of all races and religions; a belief in meritocracy and good governance; the ability to see society, for all its faults, as the nurturing sphere of individual attainment; the family as the link between society and individual; an ethic of hard work and self-reliance as being superior to the crutches of welfare dependency; and the fruits of deferred gratification as the best legacy that one generation can leave for the next. Economic opportunities and social responses will change with time, but what will underpin society will be a primary attachment to the survivalist values that have brought it so far. Some wonder whether Singapore's best years are behind it. The answer will depend on the baton that the SG50 generation passes on.
This article was first published on December 31, 2015. Get a copy of The Straits Times or go to straitstimes.com for more stories.


text:
7 Jul 2017
Crafty Creations: Floral Arrangements [LaurenConrad.com]
Posted By Ryan E.
Fresh flowers totally enhance your home space but arranging them can be tricky. Check out these easy floral DIY tips! For more Crafty Creations, visit ...
Join Our Community!
Like what you see? Get a FREE account and start posting, sharing, and discovering more!
Have Questions? Contact Us!
Find out the answers to your questions by contacting us. We look forward to hearing from you!


text:
PROD_S043_C017 : userprofile[NO_DISPLAY] : Find the countries, find the states, locate cities of USA, of UK, Canada, Europe and many other countries. Have fun with Geography Map Games!
Besoin d'aide au sujet des profils ?
Find player by his login
Type in the first three letters and choose.
A few words...
Bor2011 has not completed his profile.
I like :
Bor2011 has not completed his profile.
Your favorite games
Bor2011 has not completed his profile.
Clubs Bor2011 belong to (0/3)Bor2011 not belong to any Club.
- Bor2011 is member of GeoMapGames since 01-12-2016
- Bor2011 has not writen any comment
- Bor2011 has played to 58 games
- Bor2011 has reached 10 times the best scores lists
- Bor2011 is not yet in a member's favorite list
- Bor2011 is not member of any club
- Bor2011 is not admin of any club
- Bor2011 has no active request to join clubs


text: No point in stressing over something you can't change. Move on and grow stronger. Source – Lessons learned in life It has been said, 'time heals all wounds.' A good relationship is when someone accepts Category: Short Picture QuotesBy WordQuoteLeave a comment Author: WordQuote Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:It has been said, 'time heals all wounds.'NextNext post:A good relationship is when someone acceptsRelated PostsDelight of love keeps goingDecember 17, 2016Winter, fire, You, Me, Talks, LoveDecember 11, 2016Winter must be coldDecember 6, 2016I like it when you smile But I love itDecember 5, 2016You make me happy in a way no one else canDecember 4, 2016Some talk to you in their free time, and someMay 31, 2016


text:
Hi, Could anyone tell me the difference between ......| awk '{.......}' AND ......| awk {'......'} And also when(in what situation) these are used? Thanks in advance, Anil.
2005-01-12, 22:37(-08), Anil: > Hi, > > Could anyone tell me the difference between > > .....| awk '{.......}' > > AND > > .....| awk {'......'} > > > And also when(in what situation) these are used? > Thanks in advance, [...] The second one should never be used. The difference is at the shell level, not at the awk level. '...' are strong shell quotes, which means that the text inside single quotes is passed literally as one single argument to awk. If you put "{" and "}" outside the quotes, they may be treated specially depending on the shell. For instance the bash, zsh and some versions of ksh shells (and csh-like shells, but those have a different syntax), use {...} to perform what is called brace expansion. cmd foo{bar,baz} is expanded into 3 arguments: "cmd", "foobar", "foobaz" So in awk {'print "'\'foo,bar\''"'} awk would take three arguments: <awk>, <print "'foo> and <bar'"> which means run the <print "'foo> code on the file named <bar'">, while in awk '{print "'\'foo,bar\''"}' awk would take two arguments: <awk> and <{print "'foo,bar'"}> which means run the <{print "'foo,bar'"}> code on stdin. awk {'print "foo"'} would be the same as awk '{print "foo"}' (except for csh-like shells) as there's no unquoted commas inbetween the braces (so, it's no candidate for brace expansion). -- Stephane
Thanks for the reply Stephane. Similarly in what situations shud I use awk '{........}' < filename AND awk '{.........}' filename (The "<" sign before filename)
Anil wrote: > Thanks for the reply Stephane. > > Similarly in what situations shud I use > > awk '{........}' < filename Here the shell reads the file and presents it to standard input of the AWK interpreter. The file name is unknown to AWK. > AND > > awk '{.........}' filename Here it is the AWK interpreter which opens the file and reads the data. The FILENAME variable can be read in this case. Last week someone pointed out that the second variant should be preferred over the first one but I cant remember the reason.
2005-01-13, 02:03(-08), Anil: > Thanks for the reply Stephane. > > Similarly in what situations shud I use > > awk '{........}' < filename > AND > > awk '{.........}' filename > > (The "<" sign before filename) In the first case, the file is opened by the shell, in the second, it is opened by awk. You may prefer the first one as it makes a consistent way (with consistent error messages) to open a file all along your script, or to avoid problems with filenames containing equal signs (awk take them for variable assignements if the = is not preceded by a /). It also means that awk is not run if the shell can't open the file (which saves some execution time). You will prefer the second if there's more than one file to open, or if you want awk to have access to the name of the file (through FILENAME or ARGV variables). If you need to open a file called file=name, use awk '...' ./file=name Or: awk '...' < file=name That means that: awk '...' "$file" is not correct unless you've made sure $file can't be looking like a variable assignment. -- Stephane


text:
Price $11.99
This CD contains 20 dance music tunes recorded as radio transcriptions in 1936. The tunes were all popular melodies at the time, including many from film musicals, plus dixieland and swing favorites. The Bob Crosby Orchestra was unique for the period (mid-1930's) and created a vivid contrast to the more structured major swing bands of the era, such as Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Tommy Dorsey and Glenn Miller. Fuelled by the tight arrangements of Deane Kincaide, Bob Haggart and Matty Matlock, the band skilfully blended the basic jazz elements of the 1920's with the commercially successful swing music of the 1930's. The orchestra's ability to "crossover" from a jazz concept to the music of Tin Pan Alley kept the Crosby Orchestra at the forefront of the swing era. Their delicate balance between the "hot" and "sweet" style attracted a wide variety of fans.
Bob Crosby (vocals), Yank Lawson (trumpet), Matty Matlock (clarinet, alto sax), Eddie Miller (tenor sax), Bob Haggart (bass & arranger), Ray Bauduc (dr).


text:
Salamonie Lake State Recreation Areas
Hampton Inn Marion
Hampton Inn Marion
Hampton Inn Marion
1502 North Baldwin AvenueMarion, IN 46952
$99 - $119
Hotel DescriptionThe Hampton Inn Marion hotel in Indiana is located in the north end of Marion on State Road 9 approximately one mile from the 12-screen Movie Theater and mall. Our hotel is 16 miles from Fairmount Indiana home of actor James Dean and Jim Davis the creator of Garfield. Dining options within one mile of our hotel include a variety of steak houses ethnic and fast food restaurants. The Hampton Inn Marion hotel offers a complimentary continental breakfast. Our hotel has four different room types to choose from and an indoor pool and spa and exercise facility. Each room is equipped with refrigerator microwave iron and ironing board coffeemaker hair dryer and high-speed wireless internet access. Laundry/valet services guest laundromat meeting facilities and audio/visual equipment are available for a nominal fee. We love having you here at the Hampton Inn Marion hotel in Indiana.
Amenities(Additional fees may apply to some amenities)
- Room service
- Free breakfast
- Fitness center
- Swimming pool
- Wheelchair accessible
- Business center
- Meeting rooms
- Non-smoking rooms
- Dry cleaning/laundry
- Login or register to post comments
- Email this page


text:
Best Things To Do in Buenos Aires
In a single trip, it's near impossible to experience everything Buenos Aires has to offer: cemetery-strolling, boutique-shopping, opera-watching,... READ MORE
In a single trip, it's near impossible to experience everything Buenos Aires has to offer: cemetery-strolling, boutique-shopping, opera-watching, and tango-dancing. But watching a soccer match or leisurely sipping an espresso at a local café is an excellent way to start your visit. You'll want to stroll through La Boca and San Telmo to shop, catch a street-side dance performance, and walk through the colorful Caminito. But don't miss out on the cache of contemporary art showcased at the MALBA or the spectacular performances at the Colón Theater. You'll also want to carve out time for hidden gems like the El Zanjón de Granados and the Zen-like Rose Garden Walk (Paseo del Rosedal).
Updated July 29, 2020
- #1View all PhotosfreePalermo#1 in Buenos Aires5 miles to city centerFree, Neighborhood/Area, SightseeingTYPEHalf Day to Full DayTIME TO SPEND5 miles to city centerFree, Neighborhood/Area, SightseeingTYPEHalf Day to Full DayTIME TO SPEND
The chic, sprawling neighborhood of Palermo in north Buenos Aires is divided into three parts: Alto Palermo, Palermo Chico, and Palermo Viejo (which is further broken into Palermo Soho and Palermo Hollywood). Alto Palermo is known for its museums and urban parks, like Carlos Thays Botanical Garden. Palermo Chico, which hosts extravagant mansions tucked behind the Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires (MALBA), is a hidden spot often overlooked by tourists. And Palermo Viejo is where you'll encounter the most color and local flair. Palermo Soho houses a trove of high-end boutiques, bustling cafés and bars, and cobble-stoned streets. Neighboring Palermo Hollywood, located just north of Soho, brims with lively tapas bars, film studios, and festive outdoor markets.
Most travelers agree vibrant Palermo is a comfortable place to stay with easy access to public transportation and authentic restaurants. "Safe, fun, great food, trendy […]. While Recoleta still receives all the referrals Palermo was for us a better representation of what Argentina was really like," claims one TripAdvisor user. There's plenty to do in Palermo. The only question is where to start. You can reach Palermo easily via subte Line D to Bulnes.
- #2View all Photos#2 in Buenos Aires1.6 miles to city centerFestivals, FreeTYPE2 hours to Half DayTIME TO SPEND1.6 miles to city centerFestivals, FreeTYPE2 hours to Half DayTIME TO SPEND
To get your culture fix, you'll want to head straight to the Fería De Mataderos. Here, guachos (similar to cowboys) saunter on majestic horses and market vendors offer a colorful array of crafts and food. Ornately costumed tango dancers ignite the streets with traditional country dancing and guachos rival each other in Argentinean contests to win prizes. If you tire of watching all the fun from afar, you can sign up for boleadoras (guacho classes). And if you should get hungry, you'll find no shortage of tasty steak sandwiches to munch on and scrumptious local wines to leisurely sip.
Recent visitors enjoyed the festive ambience of the Fería De Mataderos. One TripAdvisor user comments, "I loved the atmosphere of Feria de Mataderos [...] With its gauchos, dancers and musicians this fair is organized for and by local people, not for tourists." If you don't have time to trek to Fería De Mataderos, head to the vibrant and festive outdoor Sunday market along San Telmo's Defensa Street instead.
- #3View all Photos#3 in Buenos Aires6.5 miles to city centerFree, Parks and Gardens, SightseeingTYPE1 to 2 hoursTIME TO SPEND6.5 miles to city centerFree, Parks and Gardens, SightseeingTYPE1 to 2 hoursTIME TO SPEND
When you tire of meandering down the bustling Avenue Libertador, take respite at the city's tranquil rose garden. Located in Palermo Woods (also known as Parque Tres de Febrero), this lush green space bursts with color thanks to more than 1,000 species of roses found here. The Rose Garden exudes a Zen-like charm similar to Paris' Tuileries. The path extends into to a serene Poet's Garden and features an Andalusian patio, teeming with colorful tiles imported from Seville.
One TripAdvisor user exclaims "This area is beautiful, relaxing and charming worth several photos and pleasant to walk through or roller skate around."
- #4View all Photos#4 in Buenos Aires6.7 miles to city centerFree, Neighborhood/Area, Monuments and MemorialsTYPE1 to 2 hoursTIME TO SPEND6.7 miles to city centerFree, Neighborhood/Area, Monuments and MemorialsTYPE1 to 2 hoursTIME TO SPEND
This beloved cemetery—located in the ritzy Recoleta neighborhood—is the resting place of many notable political figures and elites in Argentine history.
You'll probably recall Madonna belting out Tim Rice's lyrics "Don't Cry for me Argentina" in her rendition as Eva "Evita" Perón in the 1978 musical, Evita. But what you may not remember is Eva Perón's role as the outspoken and influential first Lady of Argentina in 1946, nor her untimely death at age 33 from cancer. As you stroll through the cemetery, you'll not only catch a glimpse of Ms. Perón's ornate resting place, but also discover a wide array of art nouveau, art deco, and modernist mausoleums. Another highlight is the towering Círculo Militar, a black structure imported from Paris that features stunning white marble angels. One TripAdvisor user comments, "It is a necropolis full of architectural art. A visit to the city wouldn't be complete without this."
- #5View all Photos#5 in Buenos Aires6.8 miles to city centerMuseums, FreeTYPE2 hours to Half DayTIME TO SPEND6.8 miles to city centerMuseums, FreeTYPE2 hours to Half DayTIME TO SPEND
For art aficionados, the National Museum of Fine Arts is an aesthetic wonderland. The collection sprawls across 30 rooms and three floors, showcasing international art from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. Inside, works of Rembrandt, Goya, Manet, Modigliani, and Picasso hang on the walls. The museum's permanent Latin American and Argentine collections can be found on the first floor, while temporary exhibitions are located throughout the building and in the outdoor pavilion.
Recent visitors highlight the museum's stunning presentation and design. One TripAdvisor user comments, "If you enjoy outstanding art, superbly presented, in a wonderful atmosphere, this is the museum to visit." Travelers also suggest purchasing an audio guide upon entrance, since most titles and descriptions are written in Spanish. Audio guides cost 36 ARS (approximately $8 USD).
- #6View all PhotosfreePuerto Madero#6 in Buenos Aires7.7 miles to city centerFree, Neighborhood/AreaTYPE1 to 2 hoursTIME TO SPEND7.7 miles to city centerFree, Neighborhood/AreaTYPE1 to 2 hoursTIME TO SPEND
When visitors want to take an evening stroll, many head to Puerto Madero, where dazzling city lights illuminate the port that once served as a major destination for European trade. During the day, this area rests as a quiet business hub, but by night, this little neighborhood bursts with energy. Trendy porteños flock to the neighborhood steak and seafood restaurants and tango at festive dance clubs. Standout spots include Rojo Tango and Asia de Cuba, which are both for their sultry dancing and festive décor.
Recent visitors highlight the wide variety of cuisine available here as well as the striking Puente de La Mujer (Bridge of Woman), a white structure designed by architect Santiago Calatrava. Calatrava's bridge is speculated to have been inspired by tango dancers. According to one TripAdvisor user, "The modern architecture is breathtaking. Across the woman's bridge (a sight in itself) is a good museum of modern art […] great for an afternoon stroll." You'll find Puerto Madero just north of San Telmo and La Boca.
- #7View all Photos#7 in Buenos Aires6.7 miles to city centerMuseumsTYPE2 hours to Half DayTIME TO SPEND6.7 miles to city centerMuseumsTYPE2 hours to Half DayTIME TO SPEND
With its extensive collection of avant-garde 19th- and 20th-century works, the Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires (MALBA) is an essential stopover for art lovers. The museum features the private collection of Eduardo Costanini, a real estate tycoon with an eye for iconic art. Highlights include the works of Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, and Antonio Berni. In addition to its temporary exhibits, the museum also hosts film and lecture series throughout the year.
Many visitors are just as impressed with the museum's contemporary design as they are with its art. One TripAdvisor user comments, "The range of modern art, both Latin American and North American, is phenomenal and the space and book store are terrific."
- #8View all Photos#8 in Buenos Aires5.2 miles to city centerMuseumsTYPE1 to 2 hoursTIME TO SPEND5.2 miles to city centerMuseumsTYPE1 to 2 hoursTIME TO SPEND
Essentially a playground, this interactive museum is comprised of rooms where kids explore a miniature Buenos Aires. Complete with a hospital, a newsroom, a TV station, and a post office, they run around replicas of city landmarks. Kids particularly love climbing through the mock plumbing system and playing doctor, reporter, and other professions. One TripAdvisor raves, "I was blown away. This place exceeds every other place I have secretly been bored in before."
The museum is located in Abasto Shopping Center, a massive complex found southwest of Recoleta and accessible from Corrientes Avenue. You can easily reach the museum via the Gardel subte stop. Admission on weekends costs 50 ARS (about $11.50 USD) for children and 20 ARS (about $4.50) for adults. On weekdays, prices increase to 55 ARS (about $12.50) for children and 20 ARS for adults. The museum welcomes visitors from 1 to 8 p.m. Wednesday through Monday. For additional information, consult the Children's Museum's official website (written in Spanish).
- #9View all Photos#9 in Buenos Aires7 miles to city centerHistoric Homes/Mansions, Tours, SightseeingTYPE1 to 2 hoursTIME TO SPEND7 miles to city centerHistoric Homes/Mansions, Tours, SightseeingTYPE1 to 2 hoursTIME TO SPEND
When you tire of rummaging through San Telmo's designer racks and museums, head over to El Zanjón de Granados for insight into Buenos Aires' far-stretching, 500-year history. From the outside, the building looks like an immense, lavish mansion. But beneath this glamorous structure, you'll catch a glimpse of Buenos Aires' past as you traverse a maze of ancient Spanish settlements.
Tour guides relay enchanting tales of the city's history as you descend into through El Zanjón's network of underground tunnels. You'll admire ancient artifacts, old walls, and flooring and decide what to believe for yourself. One TripAdvisor describes a visit here as a "fascinating look at the past."
- #10View all PhotosfreeSan Telmo#10 in Buenos Aires6.9 miles to city center6.9 miles to city centerFree, Neighborhood/AreaTYPE2 hours to Half DayTIME TO SPEND
If you came to Buenos Aires to dance, sashay your way over to this stylish southern neighborhood where tango has left its mark. Though its streets garnered a reputation for seediness in the early 1990's, the area has since blossomed into jam-packed bohemian blocks. Meander through San Telmo's cobbled streets and you'll pass colonial houses, quaint cafés, traditional restaurants, eclectic shops, and festive flamenco and tango clubs.
For shopping, venture to Calle Defensa, a narrow, cobbled street lined with stores. For food, sit down at La Brigada, a steakhouse known for its hearty steak dishes. And for dancing, head to Independencia Street, which brims with nightclubs. If you happen to find yourself in San Telmo on a Sunday, you'll also want to peruse the vibrant San Telmo market in Plaza Dorrego, where you can pick up some fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, and vintage clothing. One TripAdvisor comments, "There are lots of things to do […] getting lost in the endless antique stores, people-watching in a café, gorging on meat and wine in a parrilla."
- #11View all Photos#11 in Buenos Aires6.6 miles to city centerNeighborhood/Area, SightseeingTYPE1 to 2 hoursTIME TO SPEND6.6 miles to city centerNeighborhood/Area, SightseeingTYPE1 to 2 hoursTIME TO SPEND
For a taste of Argentine's exuberant spirit, take a stroll along Corrientes Avenue. This is where tango dancers have congregated since the booming 1930's and where Broadway-esque performers riveted audiences. Cinemas and world-renowned theaters rub shoulders with charming bookstores and boutiques. Look up and you'll find a sky-high obelisk beaming above. Corrientes is also an idyllic spot for enjoying a churro and a cup of coffee as you people-watch from one of the area's European-style cafés. Apart from admiring the local architecture, particularly the monumental obelisk and the Colón Theater, you'll also find landscaped gardens, dazzling nightly tango performances, and plenty of nightlife.
One TripAdvisor user has some advice on how best to experience Corrientes: "Walk the length of the street down to obelisk to take in the full experience. Wonderful in daylight, but night time highlights the atmosphere of the avenue." Corrientes Avenue is located in Centro, just below Recoleta, and is easily reachable via subte Line D to Tribunales in Centro.
- #12View all Photos#12 in Buenos Aires5.9 miles to city centerFree, Parks and GardensTYPE5.9 miles to city centerFree, Parks and GardensTYPE
In this verdant, 18-acre botanical garden, you can take a rest from the hustle and bustle of the city and savor the scenery from a park bench. Boasting around 5,000 species of plants, this tranquil oasis lures visitors with its versatile array of flora, as well as beautiful statues, trickling brooks, buzzing dragonflies, and organic vegetable garden. Another highlight: The garden contains a green house imported from France in 1900.
Recent visitors praise the garden's idyllic location in the heart of the city and suggest strolling through its enclosed green space when in need of respite. One TripAdvisor user describes the garden as a "very beautiful and wooded place in the middle of the city. In an hour you can enjoy it."
- #13View all PhotosfreeLa Boca#13 in Buenos Aires7.3 miles to city center7.3 miles to city centerFree, Neighborhood/AreaTYPE2 hours to Half DayTIME TO SPEND
This fashionable neighborhood located in southern Buenos Aires brims with trendy boutiques and art galleries. Once a gritty shipyard bustling with European immigrants, this now vibrant port houses local artists, soccer fans, and middle-class workers alike. Its name—which translates to "The Mouth"—is derived from its distinct location near the Río de la Plata (the estuary formed by the meeting of the Uruguay and Paraná rivers).
Make your way to Vuelta de Rocha's triangular plaza and you'll come upon the start of colorful Caminito, a popular pedestrian sidewalk flanked by bright murals and shimmering metal houses. Here, you'll also find the taxicab-yellow stadium of Argentina's most popular soccer team, Boca Juniors, along with lively cafés, bars, and casual tango institutions. Most travelers highlight La Boca as a tourist hotspot, but a must-see destination for Buenos Aires first-timers. According to one recent TripAdvisor user, "La Boca has a charm to it and it's summed up in one word...tango! Go there, walk around, find a cafe/restaurant to your liking and just take it in."
- #14View all Photos#14 in Buenos Aires6.7 miles to city centerTours, SightseeingTYPE1 to 2 hoursTIME TO SPEND6.7 miles to city centerTours, SightseeingTYPE1 to 2 hoursTIME TO SPEND
This opulent opera house is as pleasing to the eyes as its performances are to the ears. Inside this grandiose space, you'll behold European-style décor ranging from Italian-marble staircases and Venetian mosaics to French stained glass and a gleaming grand chandelier. And in case you're not awed by spectacular architecture and design, the theater has welcomed a slew of world-class artists, including Richard Strauss, Igor Stravinsky, and Luciano Pavarotti. Visit between April and December to catch one of the theater's spectacular ballet or opera performances.
Recent visitors recommend splurging for an event on the Colón's majestic stage. One TripAdvisor user raves, "What a place […] Go to the trouble of seeing a performance if you can rather than just doing the guided tour."
- #15View all Photos#15 in Buenos Aires6.2 miles to city centerEntertainment and Nightlife, Cafes, ShoppingTYPE2 hours to Half DayTIME TO SPEND6.2 miles to city centerEntertainment and Nightlife, Cafes, ShoppingTYPE2 hours to Half DayTIME TO SPEND
If you're feeling lucky, head over to this lavish French-style racetrack. Welcoming visitors since 1876, the Palermo Hippodrome hosts 10 horse races each month and features a casino, shopping area, and delectable French restaurants. Recent visitors are impressed by the beautiful race horses and the elegant facilities. "If you love horse racing, French architecture, and being near large roads than this is your spot," says one TripAdvisor user.
The Palermo Hippodrome is conveniently located off of Libertador Avenue, just a five-minute walk from downtown. If you're planning to use public transportation, take subte Line D to the Palermo stop. For more information, consult the Palermo Hippodrome's official website.
- #16View all PhotosfreePlaza de Mayo#16 in Buenos Aires7.1 miles to city centerFree, Neighborhood/Area, Historic Homes/Mansions, Monuments and Memorials, SightseeingTYPE1 to 2 hoursTIME TO SPEND7.1 miles to city centerFree, Neighborhood/Area, Historic Homes/Mansions, Monuments and Memorials, SightseeingTYPE1 to 2 hoursTIME TO SPEND
Tourists have flocked to this historic square ever since Argentina declared independence from Spanish colonial rule on May 25, 1810. One major draw is the Casa Rosada (or Pink House) perched at the plaza's eastern tip. Casa Rosada contains Argentina's presidential headquarters. From its lofty balcony, Evita once spoke to swarms of Peronists (members of Buenos Aires' poor labor class). Another feature is the Pirámide de Mayo (May Pyramid), which was erected to commemorate the country's uprising and holds the stature as the city's oldest monument.
Most visitors recommend visiting the plaza to gain insight into Buenos Aires' culture and history, but warn that frequent protests occur here. One TripAdvisor user comments, "The plaza, itself, is always crowded with protesters. There is ALWAYS a protest. "
Explore More of Buenos Aires
If you make a purchase from our site, we may earn a commission. This does not affect the quality or independence of our editorial content.


text:
Yellow Maize Corn
Price And Quantity
- 1000
- Kiloampere/Kiloamperes,
Product Specifications
- Premium Grade
- Yellow Maize Corn
- Fresh Dry / Whole & Corn
- Bulk, Box, Bag
- Home, Restaurants and Hotels
Product Description
To serve the requisite requirements of our precious customers, we are engaged in providing a qualitative range of Yellow Corn.
As Per Order Qty - To Be discussed with Buyer
Certification - As buyer Require
Premium Grade
Type - Fresh Dry / Whole & Corn
Place of Origin Gujarat, Maharastra -India
Port Of Loading Mundra Port, Nahva seva Port
Payment Term DP,LC, T/T
Packing - Cartons & Customized, Bulk packing available, Mini Order Qty 20 feet containe
Trade Information
- Telegraphic Transfer (T/T), Cheque
- 25MT Per Day
- 8-10 Days
- Yes
- Sample costs shipping and taxes has to be paid by the buyer
- All India
Contact Us
103, 1st Floor, K. Sons Complex, Sector 8, Plot No. 108, Behind Oslo Cinema, Gandhidham, Gujarat, 370201, India
Phone :+918037401833


text:
Joey "Deez" Blog "Favorite Snacks"
It's hump day which means that most of us are looking for an extra boost to get through the day and there's no better way to get more energy than with a tasty snack. We all have your favorite munchies at work, but our Intern Abby definitely has a unique one, Gummy Bears. Besides being dangerously addictive, these small bears are packed full of sugar that is sure to keep on your toes all day. Plus who doesn't like a gummy bear? Your coworkers will be swarming your desk to partake in the gummy madness which, if you like your coworkers, will keep your hump day packed full of entertainment. But if you're not a fan of these little bears or maybe the thought of having your coworkers talking to you all day sounds daunting, then maybe you would enjoy my snack of choice instead, Pop-Tarts.
For those of you who haven't seen a Pop-Tart commercial in a while, there are so many freaking flavors now that if you can find whatever your heart desires, which turns out for me, is all of them. Ranging from flavors like the classic strawberry all the way to your favorite soda A & W root beer, you could eat be munching on these bad boy's every hump day for months before hitting a repeat flavor. And this is important because no matter what you do, there's always going to be another hump day. You have to be careful though because with that much awesomeness in snack form, you may end up eating too many. It's a dangerous line to walk, but one that I'm happy to do.
What about you, what is your favorite snack to feast on?


text:
American, The Bill Hicks Story
One of the funniest and most influential comedians of the modern era. Admired by not only the public but by legions of his fellow comics. Hicks, who died aged only 33, discovered that comedy, besides being entertaining, was also a way to break the rules and open people's minds. His comedy constantly challenged the media and the US government and military.
This recording contains many of his finest comedy pieces, and also interviews with those who knew him best—his family and closest friends—many of them comedians also.
- Apple Music
- Amazon
- Spotify
- Audible


text:
KARACHI – Human rights have never remained a priority for the state, as these are not just a constitutional matter but a complete lifestyle.
KU's Faculty of Management Sciences Dean Professor Dr Khalid Iraqi, Peshawar University's Mass Communication Department Chairman Dr Altafullah and Mahwish Ali from Sardar Bahadur Khan University Quetta were on panel of the session.
"Human rights bill was passed in 1950, but it failed to make its way to the constitution due to changes in state priorities," IA Rahman said, adding, "The inclusion of Article 25-A [Right to Education] was a landmark step towards declaring education a fundamental right of Pakistani citizens."
"Now it is the responsibility of the media and citizens of Pakistan to ensure its application," he opined.
Prof Dr Khalid Iraqi, while presenting his paper, deliberated on the importance of including a subject on human rights in the curriculum, and called for the revision of media curriculum on practical grounds.
Dr Altafullah said that journalists must revisit their priorities. "It is difficult for them to report news on human rights and also to control their emotions," he said, and added, "They must adopt the mapping procedure during the human rights issues coverage."
He called for adopting Universal Declaration of Human Rights as a guideline for the journalists.
Tasneem Ahmar of Aks was of the view that journalists and media students must be vigilant and careful while publishing and broadcasting news related to women and children.
In a session on Freedom of Press and Media Economy, Herald Editor Badar Alam said that there were four stakeholders in media economy, namely the workforce ie the journalists, publishers who invest their money, readers, listeners or viewers who are consumers of the media content, and government and other regulatory bodies.
"We often talk about wages of journalists but dare to discuss media economy and its impact on press freedom," he argued.
Senior journalists Jabbar Khattak, Ghazi Salahuddin, Dr Rauf Parekh, Wusatullah Khan, journalist and broadcaster Raza Ali Abidi, Chief Editor of Jasarat Athar Hashmi, former federal minister Javed Jabbar, Prof Sheraz Paracha from Wali Khan University, Mardan, social media expert Hasan Khan, Dr Naveed Iqbal, Senior Executive Producer of Geo News Jibran Peshimam, Scholar Dr Irfan Aziz, Dean of Social Sciences, Szabist, Dr Riaz Sheikh, Dr Ashraf Khan and other also shared their views during different sessions of the conference.
Related Stories
Dawn: 'Media industry hardly spends 14pc of budget on content research'


text:
Dennis Okyere, PhD
Dr. Dennis Okyere has more than 8 years of experience in project implementation, management, and evaluation of social policies and programs using both quantitative and qualitative techniques. Dr. Okyere's rich experience leading quantitative analysis tasks includes the development of a protocol to transfer, clean, match, merge, and analyze complex longitudinal administrative datasets in research projects for various Federal Government clients, including the U.S. Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Dr. Okyere harmonized large amounts of administrative data to create sampling frames for the purposes of sampling WIC participants and applicants for FNS, and he conducted rigorous statistical analyses for estimating Fair Market Rents for HUD. Dr. Okyere has experience leading complex research and evaluation projects for several international firms, including OAK Development Advisory, Kumasi Institute of Technology Energy, Vision Consult, and JDP Consult, for which he developed complex survey and sampling designs; oversaw data management, including imputation of missing data and weighting; conducted econometric‐based quantitative data analyses; wrote reports and manuscripts for publication; and presented results to funding agencies. Dr. Okyere earned his Master of Public Policy and his PhD in Public Policy and Political Economy from the University of Texas at Dallas. He also earned a certification in time series and dynamic modeling from the University of Essex. Dr. Okyere is a member of the Transportation Research Board and the Association for Public Policy Analyses and Management.


text:
10 Useful Sleep Tips for Pregnant Women
If you are a pregnant women, you definitely know what sleep woes are. From back aches to morning sickness, there's a lot pregnant women fight each day. But one of the worst ones to stick by is the troubling sleep. If you too are facing such issues, try the following sleep tips for pregnant women. They certainly might help.
Sleep Tips For Pregnant Women
1. In your third trimester, sleep on your left side to allow for the optimal blood flow to the fetus and to your uterus and kidneys. Avoid lying flat on your back for long periods of time.
2. Drink lots of fluids during the day, but cut down before bedtime to minimize frequant trips to the loo.
3. To prevent heartburn, do not eat large amounts of spicy, acidic, or fried foods. Try not to recline after a meal. If heartburn is a problem, sleep with your head elevated on pillows.
4. Exercise regularly to help you stay healthy, improve your circulation, and reduce leg cramps. Just not too close to bedtime because exercise releases adrenaline that could keep you awake at night and actually make it even harder to fall asleep.
5. Try frequent bland snacks throughout the day. This helps avoid nausea by keeping your stomach full.
- 'Can I Have That Seat?' Twitter Stories of Men Who Refused To Give Up Seats
- 'Forcing Veganism' Is It Really Forcing Your Kids To Be Vegan?
- 'Mom Rage' It's a thing that even the stars suffer from
- 'A' Baby Girl Names
6. Special "pregnancy" pillows may help you sleep better. Or use regular pillows to support your body. This is one of the most effective of all sleep tips for pregnant women.
7. Nap during the day. If you're not getting enough rest at night, take a nap to help reduce fatigue. Try getting 20- to 30-minute catnaps, but don't snooze for much more than this. Long naps can actually make you feel more tired than you were before you started.
8. Learn to relax with relaxation and breathing techniques, which can also help when the contractions begin. A warm bath or shower before bed can be helpful.
9. Chill out. Your body temperature is higher now that you're pregnant, so it may help you sleep better if you lower the thermostat in the bedroom or even open a window.
10. Enjoy the quiet. When all else fails? Embrace the awake If you wake up and have trouble falling back to sleep, practice some deep breathing.
Or if you're anything like me you'll go raid the fridge for chocolate cake at 2am. Got any other sleep tips for pregnant women? Let us know in comment below.
Happy Napping!!
- 10 Best Vegan-Friendly Cities Around The World
- "Pig-Out" Vegan Bacon Chips Now Available For Pre-Order
- 3 Vegan Dinner Options Your Family Will Love!
- 3 Vegan Cookie Recipes to Bake this Week!
Tags: pregnancy advice, pregnancy tips
3 Responses to "10 Useful Sleep Tips for Pregnant Women"
- 10 consejos para dormir durante el embarazo (Parte I) - Embarazada.com
November 26th, 2018 @ 1:42 pm
- 10 consejos para dormir durante el embarazo (Parte II) - Embarazada.com
December 9th, 2018 @ 10:14 pm
- Darrick Klonoski
April 2nd, 2019 @ 7:46 am
woh I love your content, saved to my bookmarks! .
Leave a Comment


text:
Her recent two-dimensional works (the black piece, the white piece, Self Portrait: Summer 2014) explore the sculptural aspect of drawing:
"The ghosting, the scaring, the cuts- finding so many layers of skin on a flat sheet of paper. The work feels like it is aging."
"There is a cut that feels like I'm letting something in- letting light in- and a cut that feels like bursting out. This tactile difference is important. "
"I love the tension created by the cut outs being too close together because they overlap and rip- there is a feeling of pulling away. It causes a tenuousness on the surface that I really like."
Originally from Chicago, Christine Wallers has lived, exhibited and curated shows in Seattle, New Mexico, France and Germany. Her work references an interest in natural phenomena, most notably light and water phenomena in the Northwest, the Southwest and the Midwest. She is a cross-disciplinary artist whose work uses formal procedures of minimal and post-minimal art to craft installations that are site-specific, experientially-based and often fleeting. Within this she attempts to create an experience of the ephemeral, the just emerging and the barely visible from the interplay between object and space. Time and its shifts are key to understanding her process. Her work has been reviewed in Art in America, TimeOut Chicago, and featured in Dwell magazine. In addition, she has been a visiting artist at the Chinati Foundation in Marfa, TX.
On Wallers' work:
The physicality necessary to generate her work becomes an essential element of the piece. During the creation of the black piece Wallers carved the page while in a prostrate position on the floor- hovering her face and body inches from the page. There is a cultural, psychological and physical association related to such a posture yet not visible in the finished work. Instead, the piece has become imbued with the emotional tone generated from the intention and execution of the process.
The depth of her work is revealed as the viewer moves through space. The work is designed to change when seen from different locations -uncovering layers previously unseen and illuminating subtle details. This is true with all of Wallers' work- drawings and installations.
Wallers values objects made by hand and the evidence of a trace of hand. She strives to capture what is impermanent.
Sea Level, 2005, Suyama Space, Seattle, WA
1,700 fine gauge wires stretched parallel to the gallery floor at varying heights, forming a three-dimensional plane, measuring 24'x17'x4", that floated just above the surface. Reflected light travels along the wires, vanishing and reappearing with the shifting natural conditions of the space and the position of the viewer.


text: I am looking for a way to automate a process of updating a layer from a table. I have my CIS dept updating an SQL table (Claims) in my SDE database which does not have any spatial attributes. I have a feature class (Customers) which has an matching key to that table. Is there a way to create and update a Claims feature class from the joined tables? This would be something that would run every 30 minutes when the new claims data is added to the claims table. I have been experimenting with a workflow in Catlog but can't seem to come up with the right combination of tools. Any help is appreciated.


text:
Classification of Demons was written by Peter Binsfeld, a German bishop and theologian who lived in the middle-to-late 1500s.
Content[edit | edit source]
The book was written in 1589. This book contains information on demons, notably, the identification of the seven deadly sins not simply as ideas or human vices, but as "actual devils". It was implied that this period was the last time the seven deadly sins were unleashed from hell and into earth.[1]
Recent history[edit | edit source]
After the opening of the Devil's Gate in Wyoming, the Winchesters, Bobby, Tamara and Isaac encountered seven powerful demons who had escaped from Hell. After Isaac's death and the capture of one of the seven, Bobby discovered the identity of the demons by consulting Binsfeld's book and realized that they were the Seven Deadly Sins.
Behind the scenes[edit | edit source]
It is unknown if the book mentioned in the series had any differences from the real one published in real life.


text:
XSOLIS' health system clients - regional and national - use our technology to enhance revenue integrity and positively change payer relations.
Whether centralized or local, your utilization review team needs real-time insight into each patient case for timely and defensible medical necessity determinations. Our precision utilization management platform, CORTEX®, pulls data directly from the EMR in real time, then applies predictive analytics to give your staff actionable insight. All major EMRs are supported by XSOLIS.
Grounded in evidence-based medicine, our predictive analytics and machine learning make decision-making easy on the front end. Cases which are clearly inpatient can undergo an automated "smart review," refocusing staff efforts towards complex cases and directly managing care for the patient.
XSOLIS offers Denials Management Services and Physician Advisor Services that support your organization's unique needs. Our PAs offer supplementary night/weekend coverage or full outsourcing, while our Denials Management team uses analytics to prioritize cases for appeal based on medical necessity.
Below you'll find select resources aimed at supporting and informing health system leaders - from supplementing the role of the physician advisor to adopting centralized review to reframing payer relations through analytics, schedule a demo today to learn how XSOLIS can support you.
Representatives from Atrium Health and Covenant Health systems discuss how Artificial Intelligence automates reviews and removes silos between payer and provider.
Discover how XSOLIS supports MultiCare's Physician Advisors and UM processes through technology and real-time, predictive analytics.Learn More →
Sherri Ernst discusses Covenant Health's approach to centralized utilization review, from the transition process to how technology empowers Covenant's staff.Learn More →


text:
- Transcription
- Notes
- Comments (0) Change font
If columns/tables do not appear straight, change font
An Abstract of Mr Watsons Memoriall to Thomas Corbett Esqr 18 July 1735 relating to the Lead Mines That proprietors either work them or grant Tack Notes and Leases to adventurers who pay no Certain rent but 1/5 1/6 or 1/7 Dish or bing of all well washed Oare but the latter Method was generally practised by the Derwentwater family; on 1/5 for dues pd to their Moor Master whose business it is to receive the same and to See that the Mines be duely wrought according to Covenant and If they Omited working with four Men a day for Twenty Days in a year (Sundays Holydays and Violent Storms Excepted) their Lease to be forfitted and to pay 20s per Month for Such Discontinuance. The Lords dues have formerly been from 1 to £4000 per Annum But there having been no power Since the Death of Earl James but Diterminable on the death of late Mr Radcliffe Most of the leases are Invalid or Expired: and the Mines Most of them Neglected but as there is now a Certainty Doubts Not but they will turn to good Acct. That he has left an Old Original lease wth Mr Radley To Shew the Covenants Limits & Discription of a lead mine or Grove and proposes the following Clause to be Inserted That Instead of Four Men the Leesses to be Obliged to persue Working wth 8 Pick men and to be Obliged Every Month to give the Moor Master an acct, in writing of the Name of Every Miner Imploy'd for that Month, & in wt Mine and wt whole days they wrought Also a forfiture of the Lease & £9 for Every week they Shall Hush any Mine wth out Lisence first Held in writing from the Commissioners. The reason whereof is that tho. it is an Easy way to get Oar, it does damage to All Mines and Veins wth respect to hereafter Adventurers Unless all the Under and upper Sills thereof are Intire wrt.outs (Q'. How Comes the receivers not Only to Allow Hushing by Others but also they & the Court keepers to Shew Such an Example; by doing it themselves) But it als does great damage In the Neighbouring Lessers in the Estate, that If the Commors Are Inclinable are Inclinable to work any of the mines Them Selves they will Endeaviour to pitch upon those that are likely and See them well wrought; but the Success is very hazardous & the expence not to be Ascertained. But If are Inclined to let new leases the Sooner it is done the Better as they are now lying dead And proposes to Advertise in the Gazitte, & NewCastle Courant and not more than 6 Groves at a time _ That there are Sevel people in the North willing to adventure but the Sevel Compisse of Mine Adventures appear to be the most proper partys to be Concerned in Such Undertakings. That he thinks asking more than 1/5 dues would be a discouragement and Therefore proposes that when Severall are bidding for the same Grove to See who will <po..> to lay out most money is winning, as from 3 to 4700 as he has heard one of the Companys agints say they would and on no performance to forfit theirleases <...> 1/3 part of the whole Sum Covinanted to be Laid out Also to be obliged to give a monthly Acct to the moor master of the Sum Expended in Each month, the Names of the workmen Employ'd & Wt perticular days to Whom pd & for what; and their Daily wages That a list of the groves, & mines in Aldston Moore is annext wch have been let but the Lease expired or Invalid Except Brown Gill Thorter Gill & upper Dodberry Dike Head wch Some Gentlemen Claim Under a Concurant Lease Granted by the late earl to continue from the expiration of a former lease wch They Say are in the Hands of Jno Rogers Esqr of Newcastle and one Other Called Blagill wch is wrote by the Company for melting Lead wth Coale; Whose lease is near Expiring. That the reason why he proposes only pt of the groves to be adved At a time as that they may not overstock the Market & the apprehension thereof Discourage adventurers As the names of the mines are in the List to Illustrate them More Clearly <pro> minds surveying and mapping the mannor & thereon Delineating all the Mines and Veins wch their names also shew the Seaveral bounderys of the freehold in the <G> mannor who perform Suit & Service to the Mannor Court; but have hetherto Claimed of Royaltys within the sd Freeholds; and also carefully to Shew the Generall Bounderys of the sd Mannor wch Joyns on the Bounderys of other Lords; & wth whom before the death of the late Mr Radcliff, there has been disputes in Law concerning the limits thereof and Since whose death new Incroachmt have been attempted to have been made In Order therefore that the Same may be clearly distinguished not only by Shewing the Bounderys as Claim'd to belong to the Mannor of Aldston, but also to Sett forth the Bounderys claimed by the adjacent Lords For which end proper persons well acquainted with the Boundery Role, & the name of places therein Should be appointed to Shew the Same which will in a great measure Assertain the property & Limits of the sd Mannor and prevent disputes hereafter. Sends the Forme of a Tack Note which when ever any Person has a mind to make a Tryall either in an old neglected Grove, or where he had made any discovery of the appearance of a Vein He applys to the Land Steward for one (which is an Article for a 21 Years Lease) to make Tryall & if does not demand the Lease within the Year the sd Note is Void The Miners & others in that Country are very fond of them to make Tryalls wch Tend to improve the Revenue of the Estate. A Coppy of the late Receiver Mr Watsons List of the Lead Mines in Alston moor. Viz. Long Pott Middle Vein of Nentsbery Cross Vein in Nentsberry Greens Peat Slack hill Shawhead Thorn gill Smirgill Hill Brown gill Slaley Mea Hindley Mea Forefield Thorngill Guttergill Blagill Burn Wallop.knot Lough Vein Brown Gill head Goan Gill Old Blagill Middle Cand Shaw Cash Burn Middle Cleugh Nentsberry Greens Forefield of Galligill Syke Hill Close Broom Berry Gudamhill Mea Benty Field Hundy Cridge Syke Green Gill East Side Crosgill Head Upper Dodberry dike head Thortergill Hulgill Near Liverick Mea Carrs Dowpott Syke head Green Castle Moss The Moss on the East Side of Dowpott Syke head Smal Burn Mea head Garrigill Burn Browngill foot over against Taylor Syke South Vein Brown Gill foot West End of Dodberry Dike head Little Dryburn North Vein to Do of Thortergill Wellgill Mea Blike Bank Trystis Rake Lee house Sheel Seale Curn Moss Greengill Crag Near Green Banks in Cross Gill North Part of Cow Slits Upper Dodberry South Vein Black Burn Bank Taylos Syke side Dryburn Linn Banks under high Sheel In Crossgill Craggy End South Side of Cow Slits Haggs Redgrove Rederup Cleugh Long Poole Head Park dyke nook Weatherall Mea Natteras Brighill Burn Redgrovess of Natteras Form of a Tack Note Wheareas A.B. in the Parish of -- & County of -- in the behalf of do give Liberty Power & Authority to C.D. in the Parish of Aldstone and County of Cumberland Yeoman to break Earth, dig and Sink for Lead Oar or other Oar at a place Called and known by the Name of -- in Aldstone Moor Lying and being within the liberty of -- And the Said C.D. paying to the Said A.B. for the Use of -- of all Such Oar as Shall be there got One full fifth part well wash'd dress'd & prepared after the best Manner And made fit for Smelting, keeping the Same Safe from all Imbezelement And Demunation until the Said C.D. his heirs or Asignes receive from the Sd A.B. His heirs or Assign's an Order in writing for Delivery of the Same And I the Said A.B. do hereby Oblige my self to grant upon Demand a Lease of the Same for the Term of -- Years unto the Sd C.D. his heirs or asignes the Sd Lease to be according to the Usual form of Leases formerly granted by -- But If the Sd place before mentioned shall happen to be within the Compass of any former Grant or Lease still in force or If the Sd C.D. his heirs or asignes Shall not pay & not keep safe one full fifth part of all the Oar there gotten as aforesaid for the Use of the Sd -- aforesaid or Shall not within the Space of Twelve Months from the Date hereof Come and Demand a Lease of the Same Taking at the Same time of the Demand a Memorandum in writing Signed by the Said A.B. or If the Said C.D. his heirs or asignes Shall not Come & receive The Said Lease within the Space of one Month after Notice Given that the Same is ready or Shall not then Surrender this Tack note to be Cancelled Then and in all such Cases this Tack note to be Utterly Void & of none Effect Given Under my hand this -- Day of -- in the Year of Our Lord God One Thousand Seven Hundred and thirty.
This was copied into the letter book after Walton and Boag's letters of late January 1736 following their tour of Alston Moor. Watson was one of the outgoing receivers


text:
Are you looking for the perfect Balayage? Well, we think you've come to the right place! Freshly decored with accents of white marble and grey, City Colourist awaits you inside Simply Beauty, only a 2-minute walk from Liverpool Central Station!
With 6 years of experience, this lovely hair salon specializes in balayage and blonde colouring. On top of being a highly-skilled hairdresser, Lydia is also an authorised LA weave and hair extension technician.
So whether you're looking for trendy and fashionable highlights, natural extensions or a quick haircut, City Colourist is the place for you.
Situated on Wood Street, Michael Franks hairdressing offers great haircuts and beautifully crafted colours. Just a few minutes from Liverpool Central station, they provide world-class treatments that leave you looking and feeling beautiful.
Spacious and bright, their interior blends modern design with classic style to create a warm and professional space. Vintage salon chairs and softwood finishes are combined with all the latest hairdressing tools and techniques to provide a truly comprehensive service.
Manned by an expert team of stylists and colourists, you can fully relax as they take care of your every need. Attentive and engaging, they take the time to understand your unique sense of style, tailoring each treatment to highlight and enhance your individuality.
Their work is centred around their core beliefs of beauty, integrity, quality, satisfaction and coming together to create an unparalleled hairdressing experience right in the heart of the city.
Don't hesitate and pay the expert team a visit and you'll leave feeling and looking amazing.
Situated in the heart of Liverpool One's shopping district, Micheal Franks specialise in unisex cuts, glossy colours and demure makeovers.
Formerly known as Prado Hair & Beauty, owner Michael took over in June 2017, rebranding to create a sleek new image while leaving behind their relaxed, down-to-earth atmosphere.
After many years in the industry, Michael brings an impressive background to the salon, with a portfolio which has seen him work for Toni & Guy, Rush and backstage for NBC at the London 2012 Olympics.
Bringing a completely unique ethos to service, Michael Franks base their prices on hair length rather than gender and offer free consultations, 7 days a week, on every chic new hairstyle or glamorous makeover.
The treatments are designed around you and use a selection of carefully chosen premium brands, including Label.m, L'Oréal, HighDefinition makeup, GHD, Balmain and Racoon International hair extensions.
Located inside St Johns Market, Image Hair Salon offers an oasis of calm and a welcome escape from the bustle of the Liverpool City Centre. From haircuts to hair colouring, they provide everything your hair needs.
The environment is eclectically decorated with shabby chic furniture. The team are skilled and always ready to offer their help with regards to your beauty routine. With years of experience in this field, Image Hair Salon provides a great value experience with a personal touch.
Kiki's Hair, Beauty and Nails. They offer a selection of haircuts and colouring services as well as an array of classic beauty treatments.
Kiki the stylist is a highly skilled colourist and an expert in dealing with all hair types, specialising in both European and Afro hair.
Providing hair removal for face and body, and tanning services for pale and dark skin, this salon has so much to offer.
Open 7-days a week, this friendly salon welcomes males and females and provides all your beauty needs under one roof.
Allow yourself to indulge in services performed by true professionals at the best price.
Glam is a new hair and beauty venue conveniently located in Liverpool's St John's Precinct. They provide a fantastic variety of hair and beauty treatments which are expertly provided by a team of experienced and friendly therapists. These including haircuts, nails, waxing, eyelash extensions and facials to name a few.
We respectfully request clients to arrange a patch test for any and all services which include tint or glue as part of their treatment. If you do not attend a patch test we may not be able to do your appointment and we will need to cancel the booking and a 100% cancellation fee will apply.
We welcome clients above the age of 16, clients below 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Whether you're enjoying a day of shopping, visiting the city for some culture or getting ready for a night on the town, Glam Hair & Beauty have the perfect treatment for you. They have a range of carefully selected beauty packages at unbeatable prices that are sure to leave you looking and feeling your best.
The Sassoon name evokes the very best in hair and has epitomised unsurpassed excellence for 65 years - pioneering cutting-edge Hair Design that continues to advance and inspire clients globally.
Whether you are seeking a precision cut, custom colour or nourishing hair treatment, at Sassoon we take great pleasure in offering you a superior level of service that satisfies the high demands we all place on our hair today.
The release of two seasonal hair collections each year, ensures that each of our creative cutters and colour specialists are at the forefront in hair trends to provide a quality of work that is synonymous with excellence.
The Liverpool salon is in the heart of the city centre, distant from the four train stations Liverpool Lime Street, Moorfields, James Street and Liverpool Central.
Metamorph Haus is a transcendent super salon and spa located in the centre of Liverpool.
A place where we transform your hair, skin and beauty regime, transcend your expectations and transition you from feeling mediocre to ooo-er!
A transcendent super salon and spa with no labels, no limitations and no boundaries: all are welcome including furry friends to our cave of wonders to come enjoy the freedom of being their true self.
Compose yourself for the metamorphosis.
Brought to you by your host ... Mr Chris Johnson.
L.A. Hair is an established hair salon located in the heart of Aintree which benefits from ample free street parking.
This friendly salon is both spacious and unique in style, offering a relaxed yet professional experience.
Classic hair services are provided such as blow drying, haircuts and colouring as well as extensions, tinting and the increasing popular Balayage treatment.
The L.A. Hair philosophy is to offer a personal touch to all clients, resulting in a bespoke look which can be enjoyed for weeks to come. It is their dedication to style and first-class hair expertise that has helped them to maintain a loyal and ever-increasing client base.
Creative Director Lesley has over 13 years' experience in the hair industry and she is committed to delivering an excellent professional service to all of her clients, so you know that you're in safe hands when visiting L.A. Hair.
Based inside Scarlet Belle, Sarah Louise is a talented hairdresser specialising in haircuts, colouring and extensions.
Who doesn't love that post-salon, spring in your step, look-at-my-new-hair feeling?
At Hair By Sarah Louise you can refresh your locks and achieve the post-salon glow with an array of high-quality treatments.
Dull and lifeless locks are restored with rejuvenating Olaplex treatments, mousey-tones are lifted with golden hues and thin, lack-lustre hair is volumised with luscious extensions.
Using hair favourite such as L'Oreal and Revlon and a creative eye for detail, Sarah Louise takes pride in ensuring customers leave looking and feeling fabulous.
Book now for a lift to your hair and your mood at Hair By Sarah Louise.
Based inside Karen's Nails & Beauty, Hair by Charlotte offers a range of cutting, styling and colouring services in Bootle, Liverpool.
Using only the best products such as Revlon, L'Oreal, Wella and Fudge to ensure high-quality long-lasting results, Charlotte welcomes her customers into a modern, bright and bustling salon with a down-to-earth and friendly vibe.
The salon is located just a 10-minute walk from the nearest train station and there are bus routes closeby.
Book in today healthier, glowing locks.
Located in Litherland, Liverpool, Total Eclipse Hair and Beauty has been established since 2001 and has received numerous awards in competitions and high level of customer service.
As soon as you step inside, you are made to feel welcome in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Experts in their fields, they will make sure to provide you with an outstanding service and make you look and feel beautiful. Their menu of services includes cutting, colouring, updos and much more.
Get a shape and shade that's perfect for you at Hair by Nelli, a Liverpool based professional who crafts hair colouring, cutting and styling for men, women and children.
Working inside the modern and stylish L1 Hair & Beauty, you'll find Nelli, a freelance hair artist whose been honing her skills over the past 20 years.
There's plenty here to get you looking and feeling fresh-faced, so whether you fancy braving a short new do or want to add a sun-kissed balayage touch, you're in the best hands.
The salon is easy to reach, with a car park close by and Liverpool Central station a short 10-minute walk away. Give yourself a boost with a trip to Hair by Nelli's hot seat.
Quintessentials Ladies Hair Salon is a local Aintree salon offering haircut, blow dry and colouring services. It's a place to relax and has a warm, friendly environment.
There's a well-trained, professional team who offer great advice and deliver excellent treatments to help get your hair to its healthy and shiny best. Their quality product range includes TIGI and Joico lines.
Situated on Larkhill Lane in Clubmoor, Liverpool, Touch of Glamour is a unisex hair and beauty salon offering a wide range of services including waxing, tanning, male grooming, haircuts, colouring and nail treatments.
The team of qualified and experienced staff continually offer a friendly, professional service, ensuring that the quality of treatments and client care are to the highest of standards.
They consistently do their utmost to provide an outstanding level of service, using only the best brands such as OPI, Wella and NSI to give each and every customer the perfect hair and beauty journey.
Whether you're looking for fabulous new nails, a refreshing facial or a cutting-edge haircut, Touch of Glamour is the perfect place to indulge in all your desires and be pampered from head to toe.
Hair Definition Liverpool, is a salon located in Liverpool, offering a range of hair & beauty treatments. The team at this salon have up to 20 years experience in hairdressing.
Tucked away in County Road, Liverpool, Sharron at Danny's Hairdressing & Barbers is a ladies' hair salon offering a range of hair services for all your needs. From blow drys to hair colouring, they provide the ultimate hair studio experience in an elegant yet friendly environment.
You'll be made to feel at ease at this cosy salon as soon as you walk through the door. The team of expert hairstylist will give you advice for your haircut and your look. Choose your treatment and relax, you are in good hands here.


text:
Sunday And Monday Night Start/Sits For Week 2.
Hopefully Thursday night was a success for everyone, from a fantasy perspective. Below is a reminder of how this article will be laid out, followed by the rest of my start/sits for this week.
Must Start: These are players that you're starting week to week, regardless of the opponent.
Flex Start: These are players who are more opponent dependent or players you might need to start depending on league size.
Sits: These are players that either don't have a good match up or don't have much of a role on their teams offense.
In order for me to be able to cover every teams match up, the explanations will be brief. I do base these recommendations off of my fantasy football experience along with the necessary research. Lets dive into the rest of week 2.
49ers @ Bengals
San Francisco 49ers:
Must Start: Matt Breida (RB) George Kittle (TE)
With Tevin Coleman expected to miss between 2-6 weeks with a high ankle sprain, Breida should see an increased workload.
Flex Start: Jimmy Garoppolo (QB) Raheem Mostert (RB)
I'm still in a wait and see mode with Jimmy and I'm only starting him in two qb leagues. Raheem Mostert should fill Matt Breida's old role and should have some flex appeal here.
Sits: All 49er wide receivers.
Cincinnati Bengals:
Must Start: Joe Mixon (RB) Giovani Bernard (RB) Tyler Boyd (WR)
I'm assuming that even if Mixon plays he'll be limited. If he doesn't play Gio is a RB2 and if Mixon plays, Gio still could be a solid flex play. Even though Boyd saw 2 less snaps (61 to 63) than John Ross, he's been far more consistent.
Flex Start: John Ross (WR) Andy Dalton (QB)
Both of these guys I'd rather sit if I can. Ross is someone i'd play in deeper leagues as I want to see him be more consistent week to week. Dalton plays behind a shaky o-line but does have appeal in two qb leagues.
Sit: Tyler Eifert (TE) C.J. Uzomah (TE)
Chargers @ Lions
Los Angeles Chargers:
Must Start: Austin Ekeler (RB) Keenan Allen (WR)
With Hunter Henry (knee) and Mike Williams (knee) both expected to miss week 2, if not more games, Ekeler and Allen will get all the work they can handle.
Flex Start: Travis Benjamin (WR)
With the Chargers in need of some weapons, Benjamin has low end wide receiver two/flex appeal depending on who gets signed. Benjamin did play 31 of 64 snaps last week.
Sit: Phillip Rivers (QB) Justin Jackson (RB) Dontrelle Inman (WR) All Chargers tight ends.
Rivers would've been a start for me had he not lost Williams and Henry.
Detroit Lions:
Must Start: T.J. Hockenson (TE)
In week 1, the Chargers gave up 2 receptions for 28 yards on 5 targets. Hockenson played 64 of 88 snaps (73 percent) and also tied for second on the team in targets with 9. Lets see what the rookie can do in week 2, against this defense.
Flex Start: N/A
Sit: Matthew Stafford (QB) Kerryon Johnson (RB) Kenny Golladay (WR) Marvin Jones (WR) Danny Amendola (WR)
I'm just not sure how these guys will do against a better defense, in the Los Angeles Chargers. Golladay would be a flex start for me if he weren't having to go up against Chargers cornerback Casey Hayward.
Seahawks @ Steelers
Seattle Seahawks:
Must Start: Chris Carson (RB) Tyler Lockett (WR)
Carson looked like the feature back for Seattle, having played 41 of 53 snaps (77 percent). Given how this is a run first offense, I'd keep playing him. Lockett had a rough week 1, but faces a defense that just got burned by Tom Brady and company. I'm looking for Lockett to rebound this week.
Flex Start: Russell Wilson (QB) DK Metcalf (WR)
Wilson isn't running much and ranks 31 of 32 in pass attempts per game, among qb's, from week 1. I'd much rather sit him if possible.
Sit: Rashaad Penny (RB) Will Dissly (TE)
Pittsburgh Steelers:
Must Start: N/A
Flex Start: Ben Roethlisberger (QB) James Conner (RB) JuJu Smith-Schuster (WR)
I like Ben more if JuJu plays as the Seahawks D got torched last week against the Bengals. Conner has a touch draw here as the Seahawks only gave up 34 rushing yards, last week.
Sit: Donte Moncrief (WR) James Washington (WR) Vance McDonald (TE)
Moncrief can't seem to catch the ball and the rest, lets wait and see.
Vikings @ Packers
Minnesota Vikings:
Must Start: Dalvin Cook (RB)
Even though the packers only allowed 46 rushing yards last week, I'm still starting Cook with confidence.
Flex Start: Adam Thielen (WR)
Allen Robinson put up a stat line of 7 receptions for 102 yards on 13 targets, I'm expecting Thielen to have a good performance.
Sit: Kirk Cousins (QB) Stefon Diggs (WR) Kyle Rudolph (TE)
Yes, they should be throwing more than 1o times this week, but this packers defense is much improved and Minnesota should be running the ball a lot in this one.
Green Bay Packers:
Must Start: Aaron Rodgers (QB) Davante Adams (WR)
I'm looking for these two guys to bounce back this week.
Flex Start: Marquez Valdes-Scantling (WR)
He has established himself as the WR2 in Green bay, seeing 10 more snaps than Allison, 42 to 32, in week 1.
Sit: Aaron Jones (RB) Geronimo Allison (WR) Jimmy Graham (TE)
Colts @ Titans
Indianapolis Colts:
Must Start: N/A
Flex Start: T.Y. Hilton (WR)
With Devin Funchess on IR I think he'll be a low end WR1 high WR2 but I don't like this match up.
Sit: Jacoby Brissett (QB) Marlon Mack (RB) Jack Doyle (TE) Eric Ebron (TE)
I'd like to see some consistency from Brissett before I start him, he does have appeal in 2 qb leagues. The Titans defense seems better than they are given credit for, that doesn't bode well for Mack, Doyle or Ebron. The tight ends are in a timeshare, which hurts both of their fantasy production.
Tennessee Titans:
Must Start: Derrick Henry (RB) Delanie Walker (TE)
I'm not a huge fan of this offense either, but I think these two guys will be able to provide production at their respective positions. Henry should see plenty of work to put him on the RB 1/2 radar. Walker is the best receiver the Titans have and should an increase in targets to build off his week 1 performance.
Flex Start: N/A
Sit: Marcus Mariota (QB) All Titans wide receivers
Mariota needs to string together a few good games before he's more than a sit for me each week.
Patriots @ Dolphins
New England Patriots:
Must Start: All of your Patriots
Flex Start: N/A
Sit: Whoever plays tight end
Miami Dolphins:
Must Start: N/A
Flex Start: N/A
Sit: All of your Dolphins
Bills @ Giants
Buffalo Bills:
Must Start: Josh Allen (QB) John Brown (WR)
The Giants defense isn't very good and these two should have a nice fantasy day.
Flex Start: Devin Singletary (RB) Frank Gore (RB) Cole Beasley (WR)
I do think both of these players can be used given how this game should go in my opinion.
Sit: Tight ends Zay Jones (WR)
New York Giants:
Must Start: Saquon Barkley (RB) Evan Engram (TE)
These are the one two players worth starting on this offense at this point.
Flex Start: N/A
Sit: Eli Manning (QB) All wide receivers
The Bills defense is good and this Giants offense isn't.
Cowboys @ Redskins
Dallas Cowboys:
Must Start: Dak Prescott (QB) Ezekiel Elliott (RB) Amari Cooper (WR)
Flex Start: Michael Gallup (WR) Randall Cobb (WR)
This offense should have no problem again for the second week in a row.
Sit: Jason Witten (TE)
Just don't think he'll get enough targets in this one to be relevant this week.
Washington Redskins:
Must Start: N/A
Flex Start: Adrian Peterson (RB) Chris Thompson (RB) Terry McLaurin (WR) Vernon Davis (TE)
I prefer Thompson over Peterson and Thompson makes for a nice flex play this week. McLaurin played 62 of 67 snaps (93 percent) I'd like to see him keep it up before he's moved to the "must start" section.
Sit: Case Keenum (QB) Paul Richardson (WR) Trey Quinn (WR)
Cardinals @ Ravens
Arizona Cardinals:
Must Start: David Johnson (RB)
Flex Start: N/A
Sit: Kyler Murray (QB) Larry Fitzgerald (WR) Christian Kirk (WR) KeeSean Johnson (WR) Michael Crabtree (WR) Tight Ends
The Ravens defense should have an impact on these players week 2 production. Fitzgerald is only one that i'd consider starting, but I'd prefer to sit him, this week.
Baltimore Ravens:
Must Start: Lamar Jackson (QB) Mark Ingram (RB) Mark Andrews (TE)
Ingram makes for a solid RB 2 this week given the state of the Cardinals defense. Seeing what T.J. Hockenson last week, Andrews makes for a great option at tight end.
Flex Start: Marquise Brown (WR)
He only played in 14 of 77 snaps, last week, so i'd rather sit him until his snap count increases.
Sit: Willie Snead (WR) Miles Boykin (WR)
Jaguars @ Texans
Jacksonville Jaguars:
Must Start: Leonard Fournette (RB)
He should see plenty of work with a backup qb under center.
Flex Start: Dede Westbrook (WR)
Could be targeted often from Minshew.
Sit: Gardner Minshew (QB) Chris Conley (WR) D.J. Chark (WR) Geoff Swaim (TE)
Houston Texans:
Must Start: Deshaun Watson (QB) DeAndre Hopkins (WR)
Flex Start: Duke Johnson (RB) Carlos Hyde (RB) Will Fuller (WR)
Even against this Jags defense these players should still be productive enough, for week 2.
Sit: Kenny Stills (WR) Tight Ends
Chiefs @ Raiders
Kansas City Chiefs:
Must Start: Patrick Mahomes (QB) Sammy Watkins (WR) Travis Kelce (TE)
Will Tyreek Hill out Watkins and Kelce will get all they can handle.
Flex Start: De'Anthony Thomas (RB) Mecole Hardman (WR)
Head Coach Andy Reid said that both of these guys will help fill the vacated snaps left by hill.
Sit: LeSean McCoy (RB) Damien Williams (RB)
The Raiders defense played well in week 1 and I'm still unsure of how this backfield will play out.
Oakland Raiders:
Must Start: Josh Jacobs (RB) Tyrell Williams (WR) Darren Waller (TE)
Jacobs and Williams make for solid RB 2 and WR 2, while Waller makes for a low end TE 1 with upside.
Flex Start: Derrick Carr (QB) Hunter Renfrow (WR)
Due to how bad the Chiefs defense is, these 5 players should have a solid workload for week 2.
Sit: J.J. Nelson (WR)
Bears @ Broncos
Chicago Bears:
Must Start: Allen Robinson (WR)
He saw 12 targets in week 1 and should have another busy day, in week 2.
Flex Start: Tarik Cohen (RB) Mike Davis (RB)
Lots of uncertainty with the running backs and I expect the Denver defense to perform better than last week.
Sit: Mitchell Trubisky (QB) David Montgomery (RB) Taylor Gabriel (WR) Anthony Miller (WR) Tight Ends
Denver Broncos:
Must Start: N/A
Flex Start: Emmanuel Sanders (WR) Noah Fant (TE)
Sit: Joe Flacco (QB) Phillip Lindsay (RB) Royce Freeman (RB) Courtland Sutton (WR) DeSean Hamilton (WR)
Chicago also has a very good defense and I think just about everyone has a rough day. I'd prefer to sit Sanders and Fant if I can. Chicago allowed 213 total yards to Green Bay last week.
Saints @ Rams
New Orleans Saints:
Must Start: Drew Brees (QB) Alvin Kamara (RB) Michael Thomas (WR) Jared Cook (TE)
Flex Start: Latavius Murray (RB) Ted Ginn (WR)
Sit: N/A
This should be a good game, start your Saints.
Los Angeles Rams:
Must Start: Jared Goff (QB) Todd Gurley (RB) Brandin Cooks (WR) Robert Woods (WR) Cooper Kupp (WR)
Flex Start: N/A
Sit: Malcom Brown (RB) Tight Ends
This should be a shoot out so start your main rams players. Don't see Brown as involved, like last week, as I think Gurley will see an uptick in snaps here.
Eagles @ Falcons
Philadelphia Eagles:
Must Start: Carson Wentz (QB) Zach Ertz (TE)
Flex Start: Miles Sanders (RB) Jordan Howard (RB) Darren Sproles (RB) Alshon Jeffery (WR) DeSean Jackson (WR)
All three of these running backs are involved in the offense, which doesn't help fantasy wise. These wide receivers should have a solid day. This game has shootout potential.
Sit: Nelson Agholor (WR)
He only say 5 targets while playing 60 of 75 snaps (80 percent)
Atlanta Falcons:
Must Start: Matt Ryan (QB) Julio Jones (WR)
Flex Start: Calvin Ridley (WR)
The Eagles have shaky secondary play so, these guys should benefit from that, in week 2. Case Keenum was 30-44 for 380 yards and 3 touchdowns, last week.
Sit: Devonta Freeman (RB) Mohamed Sanu (WR)
The Redskins only managed 28 rushing yards on 13 carries and Freeman struggled last week with a stat line of 8 carries for 19 yards.
Browns @ Jets (Monday Night)
Cleveland Browns:
Must Start: Baker Mayfield (QB) Nick Chubb (RB) Odell Beckham (WR)
With Jets starting QB, Sam Darnold ruled out due to mono, this offense should see more possessions than first thought.
Flex Start: N/A
Sit: Jarvis Landry (WR) Rashard Higgins (WR) David Njoku (TE)
The Jets have a good defense, but they did suffer a few injuries, last week. The Jets do fairly well against slot receivers. Njoku is volume and touchdown dependent. If C.J. Mosley is out then move Landry up to the flex start spot.
New York Jets:
Must Start: Le'Veon Bell (RB) Jamison Crowder (WR)
With backup qb Trevor Siemian starting these guys are going to relied on heavily.
Flex Start: N/A
Sit: Trevor Siemian (QB) Robby Anderson (WR) Josh Bellamy (WR) Ryan Griffin (TE)
The Cleveland Browns defense should rebound nicely here. Could be an ugly day for the Jets.


text:
Immigration reform and deportation policies are now constantly and heavily debated in national and local arenas. Plaintiffs bring this lawsuit because of Defendants' failure to satisfy their statutory obligations to provide information about government activities and because of the pressing need to effectively inform and educate the public about immigration law enforcement policy and practice.
Without knowledge about the federal government's immigration policy, the public cannot effectively engage in meaningful conversations about immigration reform, or respond to the federal government's assertions concerning its policies and practice.
Defendants have shrouded their immigration law enforcement policies in secrecy, shielding themselves from any public accountability. Defendants' actions directly violate the central objective of the FOIA.
Showing 1-13 of 13


text:
In stock
Protect outdoor furniture with the Outdoor Sofa Set Cover. Crafted in PVC free UV stabilised polyester fabric the material has a weatherproof coating protecting it from rain and dirt whilst also being breathable, allowing any excess...
Protect outdoor furniture with the Outdoor Sofa Set Cover. Crafted in PVC free UV stabilised polyester fabric the material has a weatherproof coating protecting it from rain and dirt whilst also being breathable, allowing any excess moisture to escape easily. Sold in a selection of sizes, please view the specifications to see which is required for each furniture set.
The deep grey/black cover is UV resistant as well, ensuring furniture is safe from the elements. The cover comes as a single piece, with a toggle for tightening and a bag for storing the cover in when not in use. If the furniture set comes with cushions, we recommend these are stored indoors before the cover is put on.
Medium: H90 x W270 x D180cm
Fits the following:
Cadgwith Sofa Set (FUAC04)
Chilson Table and Bench Set, Small (CTCT02)
Luccombe Sofa Set (FUPL06)
Large: H90 x W295 x D203cm
Fits the following:
Bosham Corner Sofa Set (FURA05)
Chilson Table and Bench Set, Large (CTCT01)
Colwell Sofa Set (FUPL01)
Harting Sofa Set (FURA01)
Heyshott Sofa Set (FURA13)
Marden Corner Sofa Set (FURA08)
Porthallow Corner Sofa Set (FUAC02)
Selborne Double Lounger Set (FURA14)
Skala Sofa Set (FURA22)
St Mawes Refectory Table & 10 Driffield Chairs (FUTE17/CHDR01)
Walderton Sofa Set (FURA12)
West Strand Corner Sofa Set (FUAL01)
Crafted in PVC free UV stabilised polyester fabric
Comes as a single large cover
Includes bungee cord and a black carry for easy storage
Weatherproof coating protecting from rain and dirt
Environmentally friendly
If cushions are being used on the furniture piece, these should be removed before covering
Delivery Costs:
This item will be delivered by our two-man delivery company who will contact you directly to arrange a convenient delivery date. Please allow up to 14 days from the date of placing your order to receiving delivery.
This item will be put into position and unpacked by our drivers. All packaging will be taken away. Please note, our delivery team do not assemble items. If there are any access restrictions, please make our drivers aware when they contact you.
Pre-order items will be delivered up to 14 days after the date specified at the time of ordering. Pre-order dates are subject to change, for an updated date of arrival please contact our customer services team directly.
For more information please see our delivery page.
You can return items to us within 14 working days of receipt. All we ask is that you return the goods in all their original packaging and condition, including the outer box and in a re sell-able condition. We are not able to issue refunds for goods that are not returned in a re sell-able condition. Please note, returns charges may be applicable dependent on the item(s) you are returning. For more information please see our returns page.
Outdoor Furniture Cover COPL04 will be large enough to cover the Selbourne Set. You may need to rearrange the units of the set to fit under the cover, depending on the layout you will have it set out in.
We would recommend the Large- COPL05.
You will need the Large Cover COPL05
Product COPL04: No comment available
Service: Excellent delivery service
Product COPL04: Looks good quality - hopefully it will provide the protection we need through the winter!
Service: Beautiful garden furniture- excellent quality and very stylish. Delivered pre built and the delivery guys happy to take it to where we wanted it in the garden. Would highly recommend.
Product COPL05: Lovely product highly recommend
Service: Very efficient service would highly recommend and good quality furniture
Product COPL04: No comment available
I love this company. Everything is of high quality. Beautiful sofa set.
I would definitely recommend Garden Trading. Excellent customer service.
Product COPL05: Not used yet so can't review
Service: Really pleased with my purchase . Delivery was very prompt and the guys were great.
Product COPL05: Excellent quality very comfortable it looks great.
Our order arrived damaged . However garden trading contacted me within 1hour and replaced my furniture the same week.
The furniture is exactly what we wanted excellent quality comfortable we are delighted with it.
Product COPL05: Great quality saves us taking cushions in every night.
Service: Fantastic service especially with everything that is going on at the moment. Kept up to date with order, turnaround super fast, delivery on time and all packaging taken away. Furniture is really lovely can't wait to use it this summer.
Product COPL05: No comment available
Service: Excellent customer service, fast delivery and beautiful quality product
Product COPL04: Good quality , looks like it will last unlike cheaper alternatives
Service: Very helpful over the phone with my questions. Ordered during lockdown, very impressed
Product COPL05: cover appears to be well made, to a high standard and has bungee cords to attach to furniture.
Service: product was delivered quicker than expected.
Product COPL05: Good quality product quality
Service: Good quality table and great delivery service. I had to chase delivery and the customer service was then great but when spending significant money I would expect more proactivity on order status. Happy with purchase.
Product COPL04: Top quality item. Would highly recommend.
Service: The website is very to navigate. Excellent service and the fastest delivery!


text:
What Came You Here to Do?
By VW Zane P. McCune, DDGM 13
Good Evening Brethren, welcome to autumn in the Pacific Northwest. This is actually my favorite time of year. The rainy days upon us have quickly greened up our summer lawns and the sunny-crisp days of September are the last glimmers of summer fading away. We are reminded that the chill of winter will be knocking on our door shortly, and with it comes the shadowed silhouette of leaf-bare branches.
Our year is beginning to draw to an end. For many, this time is reminiscent of the sands in the hour glass noticeably and yet quickly diminishing and as a result we begin to naturally look inward and examine what this year has meant. And this has given me cause to reflect on our Grand Master's message this year.
Before becoming a Freemason, this fraternity, this society you have joined asks of you one question – simple, yet profound – what came you here to do?
I hope your answer is just as profound.
Because none of us needs to be a Freemason. And want I mean to say is that we all choose to be a Freemason. We choose this life because something in our nature is responding to a mysterious call. And as such, your Masonic journey is really like a mission. Your mission, should you choose to accept it is to learn to subdue your passion and improve yourself in Masonry.
Learning to subdue your passion. Which at first blush seems a bit counterproductive. Don't we learn as a child to be passionate about what we do? For the initiate of our Masonic order, this is one of the first and most important points of Freemasonry and yet this is often vulnerable to misinterpretation, and consequently it merits some examination.
First, we must understand why we use the word passion. As it relates to our ritual, I believe we are talking about an affection of the mind. Oxford Dictionary refers to this type of passion as "Any kind of feeling by which the mind is powerfully affected or moved; a vehement, commanding, or overpowering emotion."
Which is why we come here, to this temple of virtue, to learn to subdue our overpowering emotions. Because passion taken to an extreme overcomes our reason. And are we not instructed by the virtue of PRUDENCE which teaches us "to regulate our lives and actions agreeably to the dictates of reason, and it is that habit by which we wisely judge and prudentially determine all things relative to our present as well as to our future happiness. This virtue should be the peculiar characteristic of every Mason, not only for the government of his conduct while in the Lodge, but also when in the world."
In other words, when you combine these concepts into one thought, we can say that "to learn to subdue my passions" means to through the virtuous teachings of Masonry one learns to bring commanding and overpowering emotions and desires into subjection and control. This is quite the contrary to the situation in which a man's passions and emotions have control over his sense of logic and reason – a situation which Masonry seeks to remedy and which is often described through the all too well known cliché of making a good man better. In other words, it is not within the capability of our ego-driven self to keep passion in check. We must learn to do this.
By improving oneself in Masonry. At first this seems like almost an obvious statement – for why else would one be here? It's so vast it almost seems like the perfect "catch all" statement. But before we gloss over it and commence with scheduling the next feast and celebration, let us consider the nature of this declaration.
For it is a personal commitment. You joined to improve yourself.
Unfortunately, the Masonic experience for some is reminiscent of the fallacy of what has become a tag line for an entire generation – Here we are now, entertain us. But nothing could be more opposite from the truth. Freemasonry exists for YOU to discover her treasure and no one should expect it to be done for them. You come here to improve yourself in knowledge of Masonry. And it is through and from this expansion of knowledge that we begin to learn to conduct ourselves with peace and harmony with those around us.
First with our brethren, but then with the outer world. And consequently, we become a better, more improved version of earlier self.
As Masons, we are called to labor and be laborers. From the very first step in our Initiatic journey we are taught symbolically how to make use of every hour of every day by the 24-inch gauge.
We are taught to divide our time equally between our service to the Supreme Architect and our worthy brethren, to our society through our vocation and to the refreshment of ourselves which includes, presumably, our family.
This is why it is so hard for many of us to sit idle, wasting the hours away accomplishing little but the short lived thrills of passing amusement.
It's simply not in our nature as Masons.
If you stop and think about it, we are constantly working on a temple – whether it's our spiritual, temporal, or our personal temple.
We build – that is what we do, and there is no rest for the weary.
You see, this is why our Grand Masters theme this year encapsulates the very essence of what it means to be a Mason. It's not simply a theme but rather a reminder of the declaration you made when you chose to become a Mason.
'Be the Difference' by its very nature is calling our craft from refreshment to labor
once again.
So brethren, I ask you again, what came you here to do?
And with that…Let us now set to work.